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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1900
Page
6
An early 20th century report describes the disappearance of a man named G Hivir Reltevia near Water Wirlte Bulosingg Crum, followed by a search that uncovered a body. The article details the discovery at a lakeshore, a later public reaction, and mentions a crater and a crowd reacting to the incident in a rural community.
Legal actions reveal malpractice charges against a former Des Moines physician, with a $2,000 verdict. The report details injuries from alleged unnecessary surgery on Mango Watson, plus a Royal Arcanum blaze casualties and property losses in Iowa. Also notes a farmer injured in Ruthven accident and a burned country residence near Onslow with substantial claims.
A damaged fragment describes a land dispute over 1 200 acres in Mononis County tied to a deed and cultivation history. The text references owners, title questions, and a contested property transfer amid uncertain dates and individuals, with vague mentions of adjacent parcels and county actions.
A fire tragedy in Elders city left a four year old child dead and a dog cremated. A neighbor reports a pile of dry grass ignited by a spark, burying the child’s body in ash and coal blackened remains. The incident prompted debate over the city dog tax ordinance, with Linnell named as defendant in a suit to enforce the levy. The ordinance drew strong attention as the city’s enforcement plan faced broad support and opposition.
A jumble of legal notices and arrests follows a Toledo boardinghouse case. The Indian girl was released while custody rulings hinge on the judge’s order. unrelated indictments against cashiers, forged papers, and estate disputes surface as officials pursue scattered leads across counties.
A garbled Sanse text discusses political figures in Washington, mentioning leaders like McKinley, Conklin, and Anthony. It references the Senate, a New York songwriters piece, and concerns over public funds, commissions, and inquiries. The text notes a health and mortality discussion and hints at governance and treasury matters amid national politics.
A Senate committee report concludes that Genstar Clark’s election appears tainted by bribery and improper funds. Witnesses allege payments to influence Clark’s support, while a minority report questions the breadth of the findings and criticizes the investigation.
A Federal Treasury summary indicates a large surplus for the year with Customs revenue at 224 million, Internal Revenue 22 million, and other items totaling 560 million in receipts while expenditures total 400 million. The report notes a hoped overall balance and lists major outlays including Army, Navy, pensions, and interest. Separately a crop report warns that wheat prospects are poor in Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio, with only a half crop expected due to winter weather and disease pressures, while overall grain conditions vary across states.
A damaged clipping quotes Dewey denying withdrawal and asserting he remains a candidate for president. The report mentions two Wisconsin towns and Washington state inferences, with confusion over nomination status and statements about withdrawing.
A chaotic OCR paragraph discusses church and clergy topics. It references the Baptist mission in Detroit, Presbyterian churches in South Africa, and various church bodies. Mentions American Baptist Missionary Society and Evangelical Association with Japan, plus assorted observations on poverty and outreach.
In a 1880s setting in New York and Oklahoma, Mary and Anna, sisters, grow apart as illness and presumed poisoning strain family bonds. A widow mother, Mrs Whitman, falls gravely ill after handling mysterious tonics. a physician suspects aconite poisoning linked to sympathetic medical beliefs, as the narrative traces community reactions and tragic outcomes.
A fragment discusses horses and shoeing at a military camp. It mentions a coven of fire, stockd Macksiuith, and a shift to shoeing duties. Observations include a charger, oats, and terms describing harness and travel aids.
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