28 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
1
A chaotic bank-like break in at the Nebraska State Treasury is reported with unclear details. Night Watchman and janitor testimony point to two men entering via a window and triggering a tense police response.
A garbled report outlines a political crisis surrounding Captain Dreyfus. It mentions charges of forgery, involvement of Maj. Calgect and Gen. Uharoth, and alleged war department intrigue linked to a Favandizel telegram interpretation.
Metin Silcked, Pound Guilty of widespread crimes including killing B Sala in November 1898 at his home near Kelso Shanklin. Mrs Cornelitta Knap aged cowpie near Castle reels murdered during supper. Prosecution linked crime to Streket near the Gawlite River. Jury reached verdict after testimony and evidence.
Fragmented report details Archbishop and colleagues planning an investigation into church interests on the Cubs island soon after a fraternal gathering. Mentions a visit by leaders, possible recommendations to a president, and references to broader religious tensions and travel from Vienna.
Fragmented report notes feverish debate over the Hay Treaty and related naval and port issues. It mentions Captain Ginger, steamer schedules, firemen, and a February meeting in Indiana. Recorded remarks reference government action, maritime freight concerns, and a special meeting with Santiago to Calis, with constrained details and uncertain names.
A 16 year old millionaire heir, Din Cubaby Jr., disappeared after leaving home with a neighbor. Police hunt for the boy amid reports of a kidnapping with a posse and a search across rural areas while a servant recalls the boy’s last words and his dog.
A report from the Council of Anlerich outlines a proposed national initiatory measure to curb im ports and alter bread prices, aiming to affect German daily bread costs and appetite. Dinderich notes potential long term effects on consumption and food supplies, while current support appears mixed and tied to economic goals.
A woman’s testimony leads to a dramatic reversal of a murder case. The trio were guillotined after initial guilty findings, one sentenced to life, two to death. The husband’s crimes are alleged by the widow amid new disclosures from overseas.
A fierce gale wrecked the famous steamer A Whaap on a voyage from Vancouver to Victoria last May. Crew and passengers battled surf and cold to reach Yellow Island lighthouse as others perished. 34 aboard were lost with lifeboat crews rescuing survivors, while hope lingered for hours as the coast guard and a sloop finally retrieved the rescued.
government of Morocco settles with United States for 3 090 040 indemnity after murder case involving Marcus Esx. United States seeks naval support to back demands for settlement. French-born suspect alleged native American contact clarified. Robbery and crime items follow with details of shootout and loot in Chicago and other reports.
Fragmentary OCR mentions GLEARS AMERICAN EMBASSY and references to a French Legion of Honor, a former naval officer, and a government denial. The readable pieces are insufficient for a factual summary or names with clear context.
A confusing OCR fragment reports a domestic tragedy involving a separated couple, with references to Mrs. Metzger and a court case. The text is garbled, but implies a violent incident and subsequent legal actions or inquiries, lacking clear names, dates, or locations.
A garbled report denies that We is about to resign his past position. References to ex-President Cleveland and ex-President Harris discuss civic duty and the meaning of servitude and enlightenment for the republic. Names and places appear tangled and uncertain in the fragment.
A government statement notes that the national guard will not receive Winchester rifles immediately but will be equipped within six months. Training camps are planned in eastern Mississippi with regiments and a goal to have full gear before August.
Private detectives say they uncovered a large scale scheme involving theft from trains, stations, and warehouses stretching across Iowa. Suspects include men believed sent to state penitentiary and others under interrogation as investigators pursue the most recent lead.
State superintendent of the Anti-Satoon League seeks injunctions to restrain saloon owners George Keenhold of 2H Fourth Street JobA SAHA of Kirkwood House phcensary and Charles Hogg from allegedly using wine sales to practice proscribed vice. Injunctions target owners Abeis and nearby properties, with penalties for violation. Also notes a Chicago streetcar accident injuring J. A. Lenderink and reports on McKinley era politics and a special election at Oskaloosa.
Fragmented text describes a heated legislative and court battle over certifying doctors and hospital affiliations. It notes efforts by Hewitt and the attorney general to require reinstated certificates for graduates, with objections about due process and potential bias. The piece hints at ongoing litigation and possible future court rulings.
The article reports a man named Freeman confessing to killing his wife in Esthere ville. Police say he struck her with a heel, strangled, then suffocated her with bedding, set the house afire, and attempted to destroy evidence with kerosene. The couple had been married months.
Rowe, once Bowmanblek County treasurer, released in Musica City after six years involved in a national laundering scheme tied to International Insys Disappearing Power. The case centers on $10,000 county funds and a theft linked to Mexican operatives. Rowe faces extradition and likely peal servitude. Local authorities report $20,000 in related movements.
Prominent Iowa figures and events loom in this fragmentary report. It notes Gov. Thomas Todd and early Iowa leadership, a 1860s military appointment, and political shifts, alongside a separate trial brief mentioning a teenager charged with assault. The piece weaves biographical hints with local legal matters and references to national events.
A chaotic dispatch from Cape Town reports 700 Boers crossing into the Cape Colony near Aliwal North, repelling a party and threatening dissension as British forces mobilize. Other messages mention battles at Stabrnl's hose and coastal clashes as the war spreads, with mixed claims and unclear casualty figures.
A fragmented budget summary outlines total government expenses for the coming year, detailing appropriations for departments and programs. It cites figures such as 690,660,230 dollars in deficiency and lists allocations for agencies like Agriculture, Navy, and various commissions.
President McKinley announced he will canvass senators and seek negotiations on a second session. A committee from the Tadid State Manufacturers' Association was formed, but no clear reason was given for inviting or denying further action.
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