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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows allegations of a strike action and bribery offers connected to a labor dispute. Officials and workers discuss obstacles to settlement, while references to suspects, timelines, and legal constraints appear in a convoluted, partially intelligible report.
Readable fragments describe a criminal case involving a defendant named Geosterd Conglered of Maudstone and mentions of officers, ages, fines, and revoked practices. The passage is garbled but indicates a judicial process with penalties and a medical certificate, plus references to a held case and public awareness.
An unclear OCR sourced passage recounts a failed uprising or legal uproar with references to officials, deaths, and fires in New York and other locales. Names like Mabie Miler Dorter and He Alelios appear amid garbled terms and scattered events including a deadly incident, hospital care, and a fire at an unclear street location.
A St Paul man, Frederick Keltue, 44, shot two people during a confrontation at a residence. Police say the suspect fled the scene with a companion, and authorities pursued him as a manhunt began. The victims were taken to a local hospital, and the incident remains under investigation.
A serious fire at a residence on Elizabeth Street in Grand Rapids caused multiple injuries. Firefighters fought flames as smoke filled the area, with several residents rushed to hospital. Authorities investigate cause and extent of damage.
An unstable report from Chicago notes a strike affecting traffic and a crowded scene near Montgomery Ward and Co. as workers and shoppers clash with delays at department stores. The piece mentions Creight Shepey Lachetors and Ward delivery issues contributing to the disruption.
An article reports a murder case with tangled names and vague evidence. It mentions suspects including Misa McCrenily and Teresa Carter, references to a barber, Italy, and Inter Allied forces, with arrests and court actions noted amid garbled phrasing. The piece implies a trial or inquiry but remains unclear on facts.
Court records reveal letters connected to the Des Maines murder case. Attorneys for the defense presented two nearly identical missives alleged to implicate others, while a preliminary examination placed the suspect away from the scene.
Readable portions describe sensational arrests of Anthony and Manley on charges tied to forged affidavits and election issues. Bail set at $200 hinted, courts heard not guilty pleas or waivers for examination. Also reported: an accident injuring a timber worker, miscellaneous local crime and population figures, and upcoming community events and reunions in Iowa.
A fragmented OCR text references death by own action, a drift on a river, and a mute witness near a shoreline. It mentions individuals and places in a hazy scene of a drift aboard a river and a frayed sail, suggesting a local inquiry or missing context.
A muddled Des Moines memo details the governor and officials tied to an election dispute. Oklahoma officer Charles Worlen cited in a burglary case while local security debates governance and criminal proceedings.
The article details a controversial offer by Garniegie to provide substantial funds totaling around 60,099.9 and additional $100,000 from other sources to Western Codeex st and United Brett Institution. It notes supporters claim the move could secure a strong financial position, while critics question feasibility and motives.
Ambiguous OCR text describes a court case involving Gantiter Antan a Acthin and Fuge McVherson regarding F. C. Caton ie ed cawbfor nf the Hodbem bank. The decision centers on bankruptcies and demurrer filings, with mention of a transfer of property and depositors’ protection amid a contested estate.
A veterinary expert warns of a serious hog disease outbreak across Iowa. The spread is linked to infected herds and requires immediate herd management and testing measures to prevent further losses. Local authorities report cases and urge farmers to quarantine and seek veterinary assistance.
A garbled 19th century style chronicle references coast travel to Italy, battles and leaders including Bustamente, Lagislyn, and Mealy, with notices of a ship canal at St Marys, post office reforms, loans to Denmark, fires in New York and London, and Civil War era events. It mentions Union and Confederate movements, denoting a Jubilee across northern cities after a surrender, and various political and military notes.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions riots in Pennsylvania linked to warfaring workers and Moody and Snakey figures. It notes a revival opening a new hall on Row Street in Com Hon, with seating. A stray reference to Dover to Boulogne cross attempt and a customs office tract frauds is included, plus December social events and an official stance.
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