12 Aug 1909
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
1
The Senate debated the closing days of the current session with reports of votes on conference actions. President Tefl arrived at the capitol and was greeted by lawmakers, while a crowded chamber witnessed handshakes and formalities as the session stretched into the late hours.
A Pennsylvanian train collided with a Chicago Electric car near the 403 street crossing on Thursday night. Five injured, including a motorman, were rushed to a hospital. Brakes reportedly failed to stop the streetcar before impact, and the speed was cited as around forty miles per hour.
A probate filing reveals Charli e Behaller a wealthy saloonkeeper and politician died near Kansas City Missouri leaving about 117000 to local charities and 5000 to an employee. Relatives allege undue influence by Mary DT Yates and a nurse beneficiary. The will valued at 6200,000 is challenged by Yugrre Relatives. Frank Schattier, a citizen of Lowi, was bequeathed 100.
Feenal Anne Commandier reports Gen Charles Louis Tremeay appointed commander in chief of the French Army succeeding LaCroix Blows Tie Live Sock Market. Includes references to stock market quotes and government officials Victoria and Washington. Two governors mentioned with unclear roles, and a fatal stove explosion injuring Mrs. A. V. Smith in Scrnjuzley.
In a grim case from Alysbery a 26 year old nurse, Lithely White, died at a house where she recently resided. William Broth was found by police at the doorstep and later admitted to letting her move to a room. He returned later in the day to find her dead in bed with the room in disorder. The circumstances suggest a violent struggle and a possible homicide under investigation.
A garbled OCR narrative describes a 23 caliber revolver shooting at a Waldorf-Astyria hotel area. Victim Craig is injured. partner Mrs Castin and others are involved or present. police and trial proceedings follow with unclear details and names.
A chaotic late 19th century report alleges misconduct within a state department led by a superintendent. It describes accusations of abuse, financial impropriety, and censorship, with references to trials and calls for reform as doctors fight a spreading epidemic and the public watches for accountability.
Plans for efficient naval operations include gradual formation of submarine torpedo boat forces at Cavite in the Philippines. The initial stage contemplates eight vessels with new conning towers. Three ships are listed as ready for voyage, while large vessels are under construction on the West Coast and additional torpedo craft are prepared for deployment.
A telegraph scam involving Treasury official Loglie M. Shirudirectly and Western Unter Leleseanh company led to unauthorized orders purporting to be from the Takkaf Denteon. The Commercial tank of Wirith allegedly authorized 8 972 dollars to Ronass.Sparnes, later disputed as invalid. The bank suffered losses and the matter moves to the supreme court for a hearing.
A contested Kentucky election ruling voids a 1967 fraud and corruption charge against Mayor Skaln and three other officials, who plan to appeal. A police register and conspiracy claims tied to ballot fraud and coercion are noted. The case involves a Harrisburg area teacher and a police foreman in a tumultuous political dispute.
A local deal planned to buy 1 800 tons of aad tans from Pittsburg Ironworks, with details muted by OCR. The incident mentions injuries at Silver Creek, Newa Rome, Georgia, on a Wednesday during a five day event, but specifics are unclear.
A meeting in Chicago with vehicle manufacturers saw Woolpeeing advance 10 percent due to higher material costs. Noted figures Jaboree Bothelly Teme and John Gualassor were cited as early supporters, marking one of the first serious Fontes balers to advance in the industry.
Fragmentary notes describe dying by scores during a contest at a fort, with garbled place names and odd terms. The text hints at a peculiar entilemle outcome and mentions Texan Adyfers and Adyfers. Readable facts are minimal.
A chaotic report describes a kidnapping where children were removed from their guardians and later a ransom demand of 4,326,000 is noted. The text mentions police involvement at St Touls and Hocanys home field, with confusion over suspects and a senator linked in vague terms. The narrative includes fragmented phrases about captors and a rescue of the children, who are listed as AGEOND.
A series of court actions and appointments sweep through Cincinnati and Kentucky circles. Judge Tairton’s Uptred appeals court faces a matter regarding the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway. Harmon is relieved of duty as réselver. A Carmichael bill for state widh Wrohinlian advances 75 to 1 percent in Tuesday’s show. Thomas Lee, a retired real estate owner, pledges $60 000 to Franklin Institute social settlement in Kansas City. Gen. Ts TL Jotyston of the Kentucky National Guard warns Berne By Goode in Louisville. The papyrus edger and Cap Carlos play in the line of succession to the throne in Spain with a total of 62 000 000 in value.
An Milwaukee suspect linked to passing counterfeit 45 gold coins in Slaw City and Milwaukee faces federal charges. He allegedly used a methodical routine to pass the bogus money, staying in hotel rooms near bars before moving on, with authorities noting a pattern of fake coin circulation across towns. The case references possible sentencing and the suspect’s prior work history and travel.
The report details Ty Mott labeled Sioux City’s meanest man who faces arrest for disturbing the peace. It describes Mott’s alleged actions and remarks during a confrontation at a residence, including threats against a woman and an implied attack. The account mentions the accused, Korstad, and a chaotic scene surrounding breakfast preparation and a confrontation.
Mrs Anna Myers of Des Moines convicted of salting from torm Bose ta where her Mendaughter lived faced a jury verdict issue. Governor to sign parole within ten days, possibly affecting Sam P. Bruin in Davenport.
Samuel Maren of Walerion Ia sustained wounds in a nosplat wuffering frameo luaket while two masked highwaymen attacked at 10 n'cleak Monday near the park. Police said the incident occurred as Doren wan on his way home.
General W Claman of Austington and his elder, Mrs. Filia Woods, are heirs to a small fortune left by Patrick O Hare of Cincinnati who led the treaty, leaving seven estates valued at 915060.
Historic labor action concludes with workers securing an 80 cent wage increase amid ongoing mine-related labor tensions. Non striking miners anticipate Holymes benefits while state authorities face bills for baths and costs.
Miss Famenne Leneh daughter of Le To Lach Ackiey is likely the only female carpenter in Iugh. She can cabinet work and wood carving, recently learned the trade near Ack. A new occupation for the county’s young people emerges as laborers explore woodwork and related crafts.
A rumor from Marehall town reports the death in Chivaga of Henry Stone former speaker of the laws who served as general in the Twenty-Arn era.
Fragmented OCR summary notes the Senate and House conferees debated an urgent appropriation measure. References to a 100000 dollar item for a president's residence or related salaries appear, with mentions of judges, attorneys, and a planned conference reconvening. The text is garbled but indicates passage toward a conference report and potential adjournment actions.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Dricephal Pittshore and a 97 year old individual, with unclear references to Loss, Mealet, and various names such as Lwe, Parle Hallwey, Jotun Ritch lem Shay. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable text.
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