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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text discusses meat shortages and rationing during wartime. It references the need to preserve staple foods and notes government actions to ensure supplies for troops, including references to beef and canned meat as essential components.
A Utah Wild West tale ends with a posse killing an outlaw tied to a railroad robbery. Authorities pursue leads across towns as a hunt for suspects expands. Reports mention a man named George and a long trail of stolen cash and loot, with several victims and witnesses identified in scattered notes.
Fragments describe convicts slipping from the Sioux Falls penitentiary yard just before guard failure in the river reach. In pursuit, guards and officials mobilize, with a fish-and-trap style escape prelude noted, while veterans groups gather for a related event in Chicago.
A divorce case and sensational wedding rumor unfold in Reno Nevada as Kar Tuvsacll ties matrimonio with Mollia Cooke while Earl Russell’s status and a London intrigue surface in the press. The tale references Gabntess Kunal and Tivoli Studios amid a British prison implication for Wwgans on return to Bugland.
Gol James Petit of the Talty-first Volumetes as couuindind jt faces courtwastiation for hiatuting a prisoner of war over to a native group. The report cites conflicting claims, with officers named Welly and Tages linked to the case amid turmoil and alleged coercion within the unit.
Reported chaos as delegates gathered for the state Republican convention, with disputed dates and a serious injury after a shooting incident. Governors and party leaders separated into hallways amid heightened tensions and concerns over security.
Fragments show a chaotic report from Washington about preventing Boers joining an army effort. Officials discuss government action to stop violations while law prevents full deployment details. Separate notes mention miners accepting an offer and Philippine commissioners planned transport actions with routes and timing.
Fragmented OCR text describes a movement named the Farmers Alliance aiding Mississippi Valley farmers to secure grain prices. Mentions Countess Sn Francisco and Abe Mantee Sohnkess Festetica, with references to New York advices and distress over a disaster. The text is garbled but centers on agricultural reform, political action, and calls for unity against exploitation.
The Roatan firm Kosten and Moneana Agricultural Company declares a regular quarterly dividend of 8 per share amid a chaotic market with damages estimated around 50 000 from frosts. The piece lists stock quotes across commodities and livestock, highlighting varied prices and market activity.
Paris exposition opens with many buildings incomplete and dozenouts of craftspeople still at work. Correspondents note teeming crowds and the likely dominance of the German and American pavilions as nations push to showcase industrial progress and artistic feats.
A chaotic report describes violent clashes during a strike in Chicago involving named assailants, police, and workers near Western Electric. It references the World’s Fair and expositional crowds, with mentions of union actions, deputed leaders, and security concerns affecting work participation and public order.
Fragmented report from New York and Cleveland notes tensions within the Chicago presbytery and the Weatnilster faith cohort. Leaders in New York and Sydney denounce dissent while delegates to a coming assembly push for a shared creed amid controversy and calls for reform.
The article reports a Supreme Court case arising from a Michigan State Supreme Court decision about who pays express charges on packages. The decision favored the express companies. an unrelated note mentions an Seattle webnto and a gold ring gifted by Sing. Gen. Lawton for bravery at a hospital on Nov 27, 1800. The piece also references the Argon conference and famine in India with broad, disjointed details.
Readable excerpts describe prominent women and figures linked to society, governance, and suffrage in a Newport context. Mentions include Milas Julia Dent, Count Ogataguzase, Sir Altcod Miluoe, and Mrs. Lillie Deverens Dink. References cover presidential ties, colonial governance, and women’s organizations, with notes on residency, funding, and social roles.
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