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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
2
Fragmented report describes an attempted homicide in Mauri Dan Park near the outskirts. A suspect fired at the target before fleeing, with police and local guards stating the motive remains unclear and the scene is under investigation.
Text of a message from President Washington thanking Elward for sympathy. The tone notes appreciation for a difficult time following a tragic event, with reference to national unity and the hope of healing for the American people.
An incoherent international report references U S figures, Hoover era politics, and Ho Chi Minh style figures, mentioning efforts to end conflicts. It notes Hoover abandonment, Cleveland interests, and a push on transit and trade issues with vague references to bonds and taxation.
A massive blaze raged through Montreal Wednesday night burning timber and brick structures. The fire destroyed property valued at about 2.8 million dollars and left 95,000,000 in losses with 199 tenants displaced amid narrow streets and a crowded business district. Firefighters faced strong winds and hazardous gas lines as they battled the flames into the early hours.
A street brawl erupted between Mes Nation followers led by Mrs Currie Nation and opponents led by Mary Jo Schilling. Several women were arrested for disturbing the peace after a midday melee, with Mrs Nation’s saloon workers briefly detained and threats from her to resume action. Police maintained order as the incident drew local attention.
A garbled report discusses contention over Clark possibly being barred from the Senate and the potential impact on Alabama’s delegation. The piece mentions sworn-in processes, authority figures, and legal concerns about eligibility and succession amid political maneuvering.
A judgment of 300,017 dollars was entered against Mr Melio Ney Neiley in favor of We First National Bank of New York for misappropriation. The case involved money and property details and the court noted undisclosed sums and restricted disclosures.
A garbled OCR item notes an event in Loutaville Kentucky during Bevmary month. Names Maher Sharkey Meer Von Starkey and Hote Maherinow appear, with unclear details. The readable text hints at an amusement or meet related activity, but specifics and dates are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text describes clashes involving the Greek Lawl, Creek Nation, and Indian groups with mentions of Groeky toa, Muskogee authority, and Ex-Chief Toley Mebitash. Gov Munchealthy Berbinoles appeals to Muskogee authorities as Creeks and allied factions take refuge, with city mayor promising protection.
Fragmentary OCR of a market quotations page shows listed items and prices with numerous unreadable or garbled terms. The text mentions wheat varieties, prices, and entities like SHAM and Presb, but specific names and figures are largely obscured. The readable bits suggest a mid period market summary with varied commodities and values.
A 19th century dispute, Sewell v Testers of Saunier Tungsteip, concerns how many animals must be taxed when ownership and stock numbers are unclear. The court held the owner is liable for the total number of animals covered by the deed, guiding future assessments and clarifying liability for partial listings.
A sprawling, garbled article from a Denison area newspaper recalls a mix of local names, families, and scattered events. It mentions Sam Henry Hulten and Denison, lingering poverty, a retiree’s improved status, and various officials facing investigations and court actions. The piece also references a Fourth State convention, horse theft allegations, and several court updates with uncertain details.
A historical report notes a mass rail disaster with substantial death toll and injuries. It details the impact on railway workers and passengers, the immediate loss of life, and shifts in wage averages for employed staff over the following years. The piece reflects on safety failures, employer responsibility, and long term economic effects.
A 1913-era report describes Searty saan of a miser named Knox entangled in a property inquiry after finding money concealed in rags in his home. The article notes taxes and real property, with references to interior details of Knox’s residence and a possible estate settlement proceeding.
A convoluted report outlines liquor control clashes, prosecutions, and court actions involving saloonkeepers, police, and local officials. It mentions attempts to enforce restrictions, a court petition against a prohibition, and various arrests linked to sales and thefts, with scattered names and places.
The article presents a garbled table from a historic issue, referencing a financial report with figures on taxes wages and public works. It mentions departments, geographic areas, and labor data, including rail and road projects, and compares total expenditures against revenue. The text is incomplete but suggests a formal census-like accounting with named entities and places.
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