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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
6
A garbled column lists various labeled items such as meats and produce with scattered prices like 5 45¢, $600, and $390. The text blends product names, measurements, and vendor notes in a rough, OCR‑scanned format.
Waller L Stebbins a civil practitioner killed Quinny Scott in the Monadnock Building Chicago. Stebbings stabbed Scott with a knife during a struggle over a missing $8,000 weekly fee. Scott collapsed and died as police took Stebbings into custody. A stenographer Miss Myrile Shiauate aided officers in the event.
In Calcutta, the Curzon family faces strain as Lady Afary Leiter leaves social circles amid health concerns and a distant husband, Lord Curzon. Reports indicate plans for patient care and potential relocation as the social scene rearranges around enduring illness and personal upheaval.
A hotel blaze at San Angelo, Vexas, kills ten people and injures others. Officials say occupants trapped on balconies leaped to safety with blankets as flames surged, while rescuers battled the three star hotel blaze and tried to pull survivors to safety.
The minister president of an unnamed denomination chaired the recent four year convention in Denver. The event, tied to Sunday schools work, elected officials and speakers from several large colleges. A report notes US iron imports of 23 929 worth and military staffing details since the 1808 war with Spain.
Renowned Michigan Senator McMillan died at his Manchester estate after a long career shaping Republican policy. He served as presidential elector in 1854 and held key roles in the Senate, including committee work on district matters and national railroad interests. His death closes a formative era in Michigan politics and national governance.
The interview reveals Filbro’s candidate for president scale of ambition. Bryán states he does not seek the presidency in 1904 and plans to continue as a citizen active in editorial work. He dismisses further campaigns while affirming readiness to support reform efforts. In another note, Sweden’s emigration totals show 650000 leaving for America over six years, with 150031 to other lands. 6 percent of U.S. immigrants reportedly return home.
A事故 in a Texas pasture ends with a steer impaling two men, Ndar Yulsa and Greek Jedisn Dos, as workers fail to dislodge the animal after a night of struggle. By dawn the steer's head and horns are stained, bystanders watch in shock, and investigators note the men were found near the steer, the scene chaotic and grim with injuries.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a new seal, a 17 percent figure, and references the United States government. It cites the Department, a possible cost of 1250 and a Secretary Way, with vague notes on exiles, xenla, and a succession pattern. The text is fragmented and difficult to interpret.
The World wide order of Pytoigs held its opening convocation at the Palace Hotel San Francisco with nearly 180 supreme representatives in attendance. Governor Henry T. Gare attended. Myron Walt was named supreme chancellor with a detailed annual report presented.
A Washington correspondent reports the President may call an extra session to push pro Cuba policy and seek a reciprocal treaty with the Soviet Union. Preparations for Senate action hinge on ministerial signatures and a formal submission, with timing uncertain but anticipated in November or December.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a wedding plan and names Alice Hing and Mr. Wadsworth with references to New York, Sept, and a ceremony to take place in Genrwe, N.X. The passage is garbled but centers on a marriage event and involved parties.
A newly formed corporation named BiG HARVESTER TRUST with capital stock of 40 million dollars aims to produce harvesting machines and implements, consolidating major agricultural works including McCormicks of Chicago and Milwaukee interests. The filing notes plans to expand production and consolidate vast farming machinery operations amid industrial growth signals.
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