21 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary report outlines a jury trial with alternating acquittal and conviction outcomes. It notes ballots on various charges, references a defendant identified as Alexander Mestrivail, and mentions informal ballot concerns and jury procedures.
A gang robs a bank and raints a train near Bridgeport, taking cash and valuables while passengers flee. Police pursue, a confrontation ensues, several suspects captured or escaped. Loot includes cash, bonds, and jewelry. officers report multiple injuries and property damage in Holloway and surrounding areas.
Two hooded thieves robbed the Granthorpe House theater in Iowa at 9 23 pm, entering through a street door and taking cash after tying up staff. A bystander was struck by gunfire but not seriously hurt, while attackers escaped with the money as patrons fled in a stampede. Local authorities investigated the bold break in as fear spread through the community.
Londonsittetonor reports chaotic dispatches from the Natal front where Gen Cle aneijlis Inrorg Tere reveal tensions among British officers Col Legge Capt Mace Wan and Adams. Reinforcements deploy to aid Clements as news mentions the Women’s Joint Corps erecting a monument for Dennis Wade. A disputed naval incident at Hampton Beach and a dismissed official add to a day of war related confusions.
A freight train derailment near Kirkwooll halted service as Engineer Banke Daves sustained serious injuries while other staff inspected the scene. The incident occurred early morning with trains relayed and dispatchers coordinating relief and safety measures.
Leewleo Nebeaels Mee Serve a Yene's Sentence. Nbeshan Moore, kingly figure in Chaco, jailed one year in county jail on stockyard related charges. Judge Holtos presided. bond default noted. Nearby towns Nebrasis City and Augorter referenced in the record.
Fragmented text describes a proposed colonization effort by Doplets Marchans and parties in Washington and Yaktine county involving a purchase in Hunhwalde. It mentions figures like Hitler 5.3 and Lavark, aiming to establish a temperance, Christian education, and village settlement with no satanic or illicit activities.
Reported in a garbled OCR fragment a gang style incident unfolds near a town with masked robbers using ultratraglycerine devices. The text mentions a pursuit along canal and western routes, a van, weapons and a ransom range around 3600 to 1000 dollars, ending with a blood trail and pursuit by authorities.
A blaze near Wool and a nearby dynamite blast killed two workers and injured several others at Kynes grading camp east of here. Neighbors arrived to help as a mother and child were saved from the flames, while a contractor and workers suffered injuries from the blast. In another report, a notable convention of league leaders drew attendance as a woman’s suffrage movement figures into local politics.
Reading shows rough notes about troop actions near White Rock and Myton. Mentions Native American children and families, resistance by some, force used, and damage to school buildings. Several garbled names and places obscure precise facts.
A burglar entered General Russell A. Alger's home in Detroit late at night and fled with $297 in silverware after an awakening confrontation. The incident prompted an investigation as authorities cite the thief’s escape toward Minneapolis where local efforts to organize community defense are underway. The report also mentions political and social notes involving several figures and a broad discussion of community associations.
The market page lists diverse quotations for wheat corn oats and hogs with varied grades and numbers. It shows price ranges from the low cents to several dollars per unit and includes references to futures or delivery categories and shipping terms.
Fragmentary report describes a banking error involving a deposit, a mistaken overpayment, and a subsequent inquest. It mentions a Mr Morris, a widow, and the Align Brothers, with amounts $1259 and $60 referenced. Details are garbled and names unclear due to OCR.
Aria Sullivan wife of Daniel Sullivan living near Farmington allegedly died after a strange episode in which she appeared crazed. Neighbors report she warned her husband of fear days before, and the body shows clothing displaced and valuables untouched. A physician arrived too late. no clear cause yet.
A young student at Onawa faced charges for carving figures with a jackknife at school. He pleaded guilty and was fined 109 dollars or thirty days in county jail. Mayor Brown admonished the youth and warned of future discipline.
Officials warn of a potential epidemic as three cases emerge in a county near San Jose. Quarantines affect hospitals and staff while authorities, Sisters of Mercy convent fire losses around 12,000 dollars, insurance noted. A large gathering plans at the state farm convention, with a measure of public alarm and official actions recorded amidst other local incidents.
A fire destroyed the old dormitory at the agricultural college in the town, with 184 feet of frontage and 160 feet deep wings. The blaze destroyed furnishings, books, and the botanical collection, while sparing few items. Trustees plan to report to the legislature and seek a new dormitory for college purposes.
A contested ruling in Weil over witness questioning in a high profile taping case raises a key legal issue. Judge Lecourt sided with allowing rapid questioning, framing the matter as a precedent for the state of Tawa and potentially influencing nationwide practice.
C A Guild a wealthy farmer faced an ambush near his home beside a coal wagon. The assailant struck Guild with a club, perforating his heavy overcoat and leaving the wagon box riddled with soot. An arrest for Kricker followed a dispute over wire fences.
Keokuk resident Havey Waylor indicted for theft from Adamy Hepress after a night raid on Sept 24. Aarry Yoytar, linked to a prominent Tusqual line, escaped with $1,000, sharing funds with a brother while police unravel the Neos Alain Honor System.
Figures on wheat yields and harvest value dominate the report, with 1 058 074 bushels and an average of 163 bushels per acre cited. The document foresees substantial sums and outlines committee actions, conventions, and proposed amendments affecting future agricultural policy and taxation.
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