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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented OCR describes a New York trial involving a governor and alleged bribes. Names and details are garbled, but references a former official convicted, arrest in New York, and legal actions surrounding a political corruption case.
An elderly priest, believed to be from China, arrived with a religious mission and was later connected to a group visiting a wholesale district near Towzian Avenue. A blaze engulfed the area damaging buildings and causing extensive destruction. Local authorities reported the incident as a large fire with significant property loss and inquiries are ongoing into the cause.
The article notes brewery owners clashing with workers over operations after a mass layoff of 4,500 two weeks ago. Negotiations between owners and workers have stalled as talks fail to progress amid strained relations. Market quotes show Tony Beeven at 6.00 and pricing for flour futures around 65-15.
A fragmentary report notes a production plant near Henalon shut down Wednesday afternoon. Over three hundred men were reportedly laid off, with workers from nearby facilities affected by the closure and ensuing job losses.
A fire leveled a warehouse in Cotington, Ky, early Thursday, destroying the leafy Tobaned Warenouae of Ham Mon and damaging surrounding properties. Salling and Jom of LMege reported the incident and aided by local firefighters as investigations began.
A Wednesday afternoon heist at the Tat Sol Mintz company near F Delowke Gall robland led to an $8,000 payroll theft. Two blocks away a getaway vehicle was pursued by deputies and a police chase ended with the capture of several suspects and the recovery of part of the money. One line of the report notes a dramatic chase through streets and a failed escape by the remaining assailants.
A derailed freight train plowed into a store on the Detroit branch line after a collision with a passenger car near the city. Twenty people were hospitalized for injuries, with many more treated for shock or minor injuries. A rescue effort followed as the wreckage blocked a major avenue and damaged a building, with investigators seeking cause and reporting multiple occupancy and casualty details.
Report of a chaotic session at a Tennessee convention in Nashville where pandemonium interrupted the orderly proceedings. Police restored order, a Geonslaw-Oliver wing convened at the state capitol, delegates were chosen for a national convention, and a committee was appointed without naming any presidential endorsements.
Five members of Jacob Shaikow s Tampily were resed Ina consa Hopal tMatner from the root of he bucuiy Wollie at No 135 Réwbery New York Wednesday. The rescue was made by two Yellowmen, who beldged six foot chair between two Woliding sit Chetr badies and swans the Chathowakys across for the rat of the horning Indidington plage of Safety.
The report notes Morgan and Morrah Moran entertaining at dinner Wednesday. Lloyd 32 Grimnin and Arnesicen are mentioned. Moran will be received by the audience by King Victor Emmanuel at his court in Rome.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a legal matter involving Murtha Longacre and Elizabeth Lang, with mentions of inheritance and a potential legal action. Details are unclear due to garbled wording, but the item reads as a civil notice about property or funds, referencing an outlaw of money in connection with a war slate and potential heirs.
A fragmentary Taw hide Nev report describes a violent event where assailants attacked a residence, killed a two year old child, and left the home in ruins. Names and specifics are unclear due to the damaged text.
A Wednesday night blaze in Owenton Kentucky destroyed about 150000 pounds of tobacco and damaged another 120000 pounds. Fire officials say strong winds hampered efforts to control the flames. No injuries were reported.
Depositors feared a run as the Ethel Hall group reportedly orchestrated a crisis to seize the bank. A suspension and a chain reaction hit Sasque Pall and the tanker line, while police and guards moved to quell the chaos and restore order on the street.
No readable summary due to fragmentary OCR text. contains garbled references to military figures and anti smoking statements with unclear entities and events.
The cabinet meets to accept results of a divelation regarding China and Nave the Lattlesy Ip fed Vidich no part at that countey on its re tury voyage from the Tyelfle. No firther agitations for Die Hest wil ba accented.
The text reports a appointment to the United States Senate involving Senator Jon W. Stewart of Ruddiebury, a former Vermont governor, with reference to Proctor Tunsiay and a vacancy arising from Senator Rednell Proctor. The fragmentary wording suggests a historical note on succession and regional figures.
A fragmented report notes Selimols Close lay Savallones and numerous church and school signings across regions. Audronin's Jury declares Chief of Vollea Salary amid a killing justification claim involving Aver buch and the mission Jew. A notice at Ne Missouri Kansas and Texas railway shops announces app shutdowns with no clear explanation.
In a Missouri Valley court Friday a man named Brundige was found not guilty of murder in a 1906 shooting that left a local figure dead. Testimony described threats and attempted access, with witnesses offering conflicting accounts about Brundige’s intent and presence at the scene.
Letters and a forged document claim to appoint Rev Dr Dyer as St Thomas rector, triggering a storm in Des Moines. Bishop Morrigan denies involvement while Davenport authorities say the letter appeared dated that morning, raising suspicions of a mischief maker and forged signature.
A young attorney named Sstice Weaver vanished on a February trip with Judge S. Weaver. Reports say he planned a holiday trip two weeks earlier, with stops including Towee Gilly at Den Afotnes. Relatives fear for his safety as they seek information and assistance from authorities.
A. H. Shaman of Watertown accuses Ames Judge of swindling him out of 200 in a case tied to an Ames residence property trade. Shaman testified attempting to trade his estate for South Dagets, was later arrested then released on bond of 12,500 by a wealthy merchant from Boone.
Frank Hoffman of Weston township sues Matthew Agnes of Akron for 1000 damages alleging slander during a public sale. The claimant accuses Agnes of calling him a darn thief and deadbeat, claiming harm to reputation in the farm community. The case seeks five thousand dollars in damages.
A report describes grafting on merchants including Mason Otty by a young man named Clayton and Nala. He suffered a lost toe from a rusty nail after a blood infection, treated at a local hospital. The article notes the incident occurred between 976 and FIOR in its obscure dating.
Testimony Friday described a confrontation in Allgsourd Valley between Salff Brundridge and Snitt. A witness named Klemtaings from Dolwer testified Brundridge ordered Snitt to stop and claimed to see Brundridge shoot. The witness said Brundridge held a power while standing about twelve feet away as the shot rang out. Earlier testimony introduced Grudy as threatening Salff Mage and a Missouri Valley mine note referenced protection concerns.
Mackown walks free in Webster City after jurors find him not guilty in an embezzlement case. The trial questioned the company funds tied to a sinewy scheme, with Mackown previously aged and connected to the Wel company, once manager.
The state wide commission meets in Iowa City to revise and codify laws relating to education. Professors Bolton and Anelow join Archival Spyres to guide the effort, focusing on existing statutes, merits, and educational questions for further work.
A jury in May Marshalltown heard indictments charging Ty Stuart Bb MacTlae and Do A Johnaan of Ghana with embezzlement and fraud tied to Green Mountain Saving Bank. Proceedings named five withdrawals and alleged deceptive deposits as officers face charges. Mime Diarrilts in Dali Johnson remains at large while seeking renewal of a current fund.
A county commission negotiates a new three day limit for publishing legal notices. The change aims to speed bulletin posting, but concerns over rapid amendments and interim rulings leave the impact on certain commands and procedures unclear.
Inspection will commence upon notice by the state board of wealth. The survey will cover the Fehony in Tawa Drake Medeal College New Molass Iowa State University Medien College Tawa City Keokuk Modelal College Bronx City Modelal College.
The Charles City school board announces G A Kent Westes as the new superintendent for four years. The action follows approval of a signed contract and marks a new leadership period for the district.
Joan R. Mlean a general foreman at the Iowa Central machine shops in Marshalltown suffered severe facial burns Saturday afternoon from a gasoline cabin explosion. He was working on the cabin when the blast occurred.
A county spelling event held Saturday showcased Emer and a declamator, with a Morgan-related participant receiving top recognition. A handsome prize was awarded to the winner as the gathering celebrated student achievement.
Fragmented OCR shows dates and names spanning 1620s to 1900s, listing events like wars, constitutional milestones, court appointments, and notable births and deaths. Entries reference Lincoln, England, Canada, Spain, Napoleon, Albany, Quebec, and U.S. figures such as John McLean, Jackson, and Evarts. Several items are garbled.
Fragmented farm and education notes describe New Mexico farming shifts, a Wisconsin death, and movements toward farmer owned cooperatives in South Dakota. Reports mention Wahpeton and reservations, Fort Berthold students, maple shipments to North Dakota, and crop growth efforts amid health and poison concerns.
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