17 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
1
A contested fall sale case features ne waguato and Timor Peswid paccutton among key figures. Allegations center on a $100,000 transaction with Dr Baws f Stewart and Dr Wise, with disputed depo testimony and threats noted in the record.
An OCR text fragment references a Mexican city blaze near Mexico City. It mentions destroyed property valued around 160,900 pesos and a plant damaged with losses near 45.00, with vague notes about rail cars, a national bank line, and unrelated political phrases. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or names.
Reported funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Elberser, longtime McChinkey residents, were held in a local church on Wednesday. Their two children, Atthir age six and Wittle age two, were later buried in a nearby plot amid a disaster at Vinlchie’s cave market.
Beth Bullock of South Dakota, described as a longtime intimate friend of former President Roosevelt, was officially confirmed for a second term, according to a brief contemporary report.
A New York event honoring Commander Peary featured a ceremonial check of $4000 for the expedition fund. The gathering, under forum auspices, included remarks on American and British cooperation, with President Taft reportedly unable to attend.
Report from New York traders notes rising costs and suspected manipulation by major dealers. Officials and analysts warn price pressures may persist as market players ready for further testing, while consumers brace for potential higher costs.
Fragmentary report describes a crime case with references to a trial judge and sentences. Names, places, and details are garbled, but hints at robbery involving freight cars, a prison sentence of years and months, and investigations by authorities. The text is severely corrupted and difficult to parse for concrete facts.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names such as Patt us etee KomerHSE and Mrs mee tame Mel, with mention of a governor decline linked to local public service. The garbled lines reference a president, secretary of public arate Wop, and a meeting on a Sunday, outlining an ongoing political shift without clear dates or places.
A garbled note on Iowa happenings mentions chemists, a large financial figure, and state land sales. It references United States leaders and a provision setting a 62 percent stake, with unclear details about lines and parcels in a statewide context.
A damaged OCR text fragment references a primary election, voting, and declarations. It mentions names and locations in a garbled form, indicating a municipal primary with ballots or eligibility notes and a declaration by a resident. Exact entities and dates are unclear due to transcription errors.
In Cemneil Miss Arthur Maton age 17 was shot in the shoulder and Christ Schwabe age 14 wounded while a burglary suspect fired revolvers from a box. The injuries required hospital care and the shooting was ruled accidental after a chaotic pursuit by thieves.
A garbled OCR fragment references a girl of 15 and a crime near Manhestinn with dates and names like Themas Ty ars, implying a sensational local crime note. Key persons and places are unclear, but mentions a dinner, a distasteful event, and a call to use Résosene to start memory or embering.
Fragmentary text hints at Peary discovery, U S publication, and approval process but lacks concrete facts, dates, or names to form a coherent item.
A damaged report describes a gathering where many savers and workers were present. The text mentions a large number of people, a bank or corporation, and a fatal incident with a body found in New York. The exact details are unclear due to the partial OCR, but the account implies a tragic event linked to a factory or mine setting and a police search.
A garbled report indicates Myrn i was named to lead the city subway project in Binver. The notice mentions a 280-mile route and plans to move forward, with details unclear due to damaged text.
An early report from Kentucky outlines injuries from a train incident near Waddy in the Southern district. One man died and two others were injured as a freight train derailment occurred at an open avenue crossing. Authorities investigate cause and toll.
Fragmentary OCR report notes a fire likely of incendiary origin at a facility tied to a local department and an individual named M. A. Cock. The event caused substantial damage and involved a stated sum of 136,000 in losses. Details are partially garbled but indicate a suspected arson linked to a theft motive.
A blaze swept the Creenville roundhouse along the Lliessemer and Lake Pirie allroad prere destroying property. Authorities report a day of damage following the Tuesday incident with extensive losses totaling around 6,206,000.
C Williaraa of Pigira, Ohio, renowned for his ties to the Ejika order, passed away after a prolonged lung ailment. The veteran leader was widely known in frand ler circles for his influence and service. The community mourns the loss of a longtime advocate and prominent member.
In Philadelphia the Sibirtwiist workers and Ty and Dole employees demonstrated Monday near the Eretnries area. Police faced sunrise tension as striking workers pressed for terms and an end to quaint practices. The first day saw significant activity but no lasting clashes reported.
Fragmentary text mentions a safeblow incident near the far bank with a sum of 4740 and 900 in school items, plus references to Mayor Gaynor and personal taxes. Details are garbled and uncertain.
The missing 41 year old man Uugh Senlth, last seen January 4, was found dead Sunday night in Woereck near Dubin Smith. He was intoxicated at the time, with water and money on his person. He was married and of English extraction. The case remains under investigation in New York.
Perakdent Whit Tint Prosident Taft will celebrate St Patrick's day with the Transt Chica go, having danntely wocugted notivi lation of the Gand Pellowship clad of matells.
The senate on Monday rejected the bill providing for extradition of criminals between states on information as well as on indictment, signaling concern over legal procedure and cross state cooperation.
Fragmentary obituary notice for Matt Tread and Everett Woollstock, former reporters on Minneapolis Journal and Times newspapers. Mentions death at Cherkee and dates garbled. Lacks clear dates or full venues, but indicates local press figures and a Monday gathering.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a rail or car disaster with smoke and passengers on a platform. Descriptions mention a conch like object, wind, and windows opening as danger unfolds. Names and clear details are missing, but the scene suggests a chaotic accident with injuries.
An unclear OCR fragment describes an attempted robbery or incident at a depot office. Names and events are garbled, with references to a revolver and a suspect entering an unmarked door. Details such as exact time, location, and participants are obscured, leaving a partial account of a late morning confrontation and confusion.
A blaze gutted a residence as two children and a parent fought pneumonia. Neighbors helped evacuate the sick youths aged five and three. the boys were moved to a hotel then relatives’ home. The fire caused an estimated loss of 31/508 with F500 insurance.
A damaged OCR item references a national push toward a vast transport or adoption system. It mentions adults over 18 and a resale flow, with vague relation to a Ballin commsntted At Turis event and Tow yeinted topics. The fragmentary text hints at a central reform agenda and oversight by a Spot master genitrabat.
A fragmented report covers a brief notice of railway oversight and proposed funding increases. It notes figures from 24 000 to 30 000 pounds and references inter state roe and enforcement discussions affecting the claim.
Franzer Fra Train, aged 67, was killed when struck by a freight vehicle while working at the Pacific Junction yard. He had served for twenty years with the Hurling Ton firm. The exact cause of his fall beneath the machinery remains unclear.
The Onawa council refused to grant a saloon license keeping the town dry. Four applicants faced a vote with a 14 to 2 result against granting licenses.
A fragmented report notes a council or commission panel discussing employee activity during the current municipal campaign. The item references Washington figures Thorne and Ball, and mentions actions to take against staffers involved in political activities while on duty.
A fragmented Chicago market summary notes finance figures and trade activity with references to bank clearings at 287 and declines versus prior periods. It mentions wholesale markets, general trade displays in New York, and broader economic indicators across 1905 to 1909 with various failure counts and earnings implications. The tone mirrors early 20th century financial reportage.
The clip lists varied prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and live stock from Indianapolis Milwaukee Tojetor and other markets. Prices show No 2 wheat around 1.24 to 1.27 per bushel, corn about 26 to 40 cents, oats 40 to 47 cents, and cattle and hogs trading in the four to five dollar range with differing regional figures.
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