05 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a yearbook error noting committee and secretary names. It mentions Germany and the United States dreadnought counts, comparing naval armaments and highlighting a misstatement in the Year Book about battleship totals.
An inquiry by a special committee and the department of commerce investigates a collision on the Virginia coast last Friday. George Uhly supervised inspections, with Inspector Teper to brief on the results and potential action. The local board of inspectors and the Norfolk board are to testify as the inquiry proceeds.
A dam and broker won a Waylald aid podtiod of Alemende word $2,000 in a shootout. The thief, carrying the diamonds, attempted to pocket the loot but was beaten by Mion tia Tita Wills who confronted the robber.
A garbled report notes Falele Te Loya of Gleréland and MBH BouRtt in KorVicex announced he would not shed with Hike OWTAWS for 110 050. The Allon fear Inagde inde heh puller oss stile, and he plans to go in end.
Fragmentary text describes a January tour or hearing involving individuals named Austine Maloy and Wilkie M with legal action mentioned. The readable portion mentions a case, a disposition date, and official proceedings in a Portland context, but details are incomplete.
Fragmented OCR reads as a local notice or brief about a death in Hamme Gadaden Ala tudpe Fiteanne Ven. Coont and an apparent fire. Names and places are unclear, but the item suggests a tragic event with limited readable details and scattered wording.
Fragmented OCR narrative recounts a perilous sea incident with officers and crew aboard a vessel trapped in ice. Descriptions mention Captain Jobreod, Second Officer Gatley, and passengers as they struggled during a fog bound rescue, with women alerting others as the ship sank and the time for rescue neared. The text notes one lifeboat around deck and eerie scenes of dawn, though details remain unclear.
War bral salroad sale ordered under foredomwen moytgiga held by Equilebie Trunt Company of New York. The diateuty cale Brice f sb44,0¢0,090 appears in the damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about Lind May at Head of Clays New York and mentions William Behonck and an eighteen year old. The legible bits suggest a stray regional item with unclear actions or outcomes and no coherent event or date to anchor a proper summary.
Notables including the Duke of Manchester and the Duchess of Manchester with Lord Pateovers were rescued after a ship on a voyage from New York to Colaba ran aground in a north easterly gale off Colonsbin. Wrecking tugs from Kingston and Colon assisted as the yacht, once linked to Milly Haley Zinner, drifted amid heavy seas. The Vanderbilt party was en route to northern shores of South America when a powerful storm struck.
In McKeen Raoka, Pa, authorities accuse Victor benk of McKeen Raoka of stealing 16,004 dollars from Victor benk. Gerald Meier and others face related charges as the investigation unfolds in January.
Fragmentary note reports a death toll near Vy Nante Virginia in January. The text mentions a fire under construction near the city, with unclear details about victims or the event context.
A lengthy obituary recalls M Gullo of Blateemsa aged, noting his long public service in Washington and Lincoln, with references to family ties in Ridgeley and Springfield. It details service in state legislature, a lifetime in law and politics, and a public burial schedule at Cotton Lane. The record lists relatives, dates, and honors, concluding with tribute notes.
A fragmented clipping from a New York special report shows garbled names and partial phrases. It references Cambetidie Mane and TARUINEN Ganon, with unclear affiliations and dates, leaving wide gaps in the likely event or subject.
Fragmentary text mentions people and places like Jan, Chicago, Pennsylvan y and a wreck near Teaseton. The garbled lines reference jail, ambassadors, and a city end. The source is too incomplete to identify a coherent event or subject.
Fragmentary OCR text reports an unusual event or note dated January 10 with unclear names and details. The readable phrases mention a person or group, a location, and a sequence of actions, but many words are garbled. No coherent outcome or definitive facts emerge from the fragments.
Fragmentary report from Polson Maloyvtlio and Almont cites an unusual event near Okor Bay where a young person named Yoata allegedly ate a mysterious item found in a garden hedge. The description suggests a hazardous substance causing concern among local residents and officials.
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