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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
6
Appleton Wisconsin physician Roder Mundon is in custody after a pursuit across the county. He traveled from Appleton to Chicago then to New York before returning toward Appleton. Authorities report he is held for further questioning as the case develops.
A garbled transcription outlines Hay's directives to Conger and the Taga panel regarding policy in China. It notes intent to attain agreement with colleagues and involve Chinese officials, focusing on resolution of outstanding issues and avoidance of failure.
Reports say the Indian uprising near Muskogee has been quelled as authorities pursue 200 suspected instigators. Creek and other tribes faced warnings and curbs while federal forces tightened security to prevent further violence.
A scrambled excerpt discusses oil finance and production estimates with figures like 4,000 barrels per day and 20,000 mineral units. It mentions costs, inventories, and potential outputs across regions including Pennsylvania and Virginia, with references to rail lines and land parcels totaling thousands of acres. The fragment cites entities such as Southern Pacific and Couterey A Moret, but clarity is limited by damaged text.
A disorderly prelude to statehood surfaces as a convention convenes with officials from Oklahoma and surrounding areas. Reports describe arrests, thefts, and tense incidents involving locals and outsiders, including mentions of Chicago and Detroit figures amid a controversial push for statehood.
A garbled OCR reading profiles Mary White a 20 year old from Cot Jouny Nebraska who supposedly won a strange reward. The text contains distorted phrases about a removal or demonstration, references to a man named Niued and various animals, with unclear actions and effects. The passage is unclear, with many misspellings and broken phrases.
A lengthy, frayed report surveys the composition of Congress and the backgrounds of its members. It highlights lawyers dominance, the prevalence of business leaders, bankers, physicians, journalists, and ministers among lawmakers, and notes trends in public service as a profession. It also references notable figures and events shaping the political landscape.
The piece notes unsettled grain markets with liquidation fears and cautious buying across futures. It highlights Argentine wheat exports, Western Hemisphere demand, and ongoing price volatility amid varied shipments and inventory expectations.
A collage of eight brief interviews and remarks touches on annexation politics in the United States, regional attitudes toward expansion, and the prospects of northern exploration. Contributors include Monza G. Prue of Sitka, Alaska, and editor Alfred De Marnsworth of the Tamion Mail, with varied views on war, journalism, and the spread of English influence.
A garbled telegraph note shows a traveler in a duchy sending a wire from a train. The box is replaced and the message goes out at the next station. The tale mentions a profitable ranch through related stock or cargo lines and distant Purge bag markets.
The text presents a fragmented conversation about wages and pay splits between a bookkeeper and a junior clerk. It mentions terms like salaries for a week, half shares, and a total wage noted as nine dollars, with garbled names and amounts.
Involved Tow of Meso and a Philstelphian-Yor team figure in a busy scene. The text hints at reading, study, and constant activity, with attention on a book and daily tasks. Strong entities include Tow of Meso and Philstelphian-Yor.
A testimonial text extols Dowd's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney and grave health issues. Mrs. Mary E Toote, described as influential, claims the pills strengthened her digestion, kidneys, and overall vitality. The ad urges readers to buy at local drugstores or send to Dow Medical Co., Buffalo, N Y.
Fragmentary report describes a bee event or scene near Stanion with references to Harioniaven Anathee and a broader context of beekeeping or apiculture. The readable text hints at competition or pressures among bees and intrigues about a larger hive or colony dynamics, mentioning Beekeeper names and local interest.
A piece urging mothers to seek medical guidance for daughters with menstrual irregularities and related pains. It highlights neglect and ignorance as causes, promotes Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a treatment, and cites a mother who found relief for her daughter after professional consultation.
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