30 Jan 1903
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1903
Page
1
Local notice from Renwick Iowa records an item involving individuals including Gib Mitchell and de PaWianer in a brief community entry. Names appear in an OCR fragment, with limited context about the event or date. The readable segments indicate a social or civic mention rather than a full event description.
An incoherent OCR fragment describes panic and labor conflict with mentions of New York, women, police, and a riot like scene. It references Hinic, Lag AL, and Georwil with unclear actions and outcomes, suggesting a chaotic event or editorial note from a historical newspaper page.
A freight disaster on Tetinmon Avenue near Memphis injures the engineer and fireman when dynamite explodes in a tunnel. The passenger car and train were derailed at 32:18 Friday morning as the New Orleans bound train entered the open cut. Police report no passengers seriously hurt but several crew members were badly burned.
A blast in Witileahip Massachusetts left S20 Fanon Ports Nico and others injured. Among the injured were MbAG Taldsmen Dassett and Wattercon. One victim died Friday night as authorities probe a powder charge connected to a local firing incident. A 4p15,000,000 ex settlement plan is noted in the surrounding coverage.
A busged OCR report recounts a train wreck near a major city. Passengers escaped with minor injuries while one crew member sustained serious harm. Police and rescue teams investigated the collision and arranged medical transport for the seriously hurt.
A garbled OCR sports partial text recounts a New York medical expert noting a patient paid to receive help, mentioning the Indy and a police case with a request for $1 and costs. The exact identities, places, dates, or outcomes remain unreadable, leaving unclear who was involved or what event occurred.
Report notes a bid to open negotiations with allied powers over settlements, with a cable from Low Hol Helin to foreign offices. In Montana near Missoula, George Van Buren, a prominent western figure, died by suicide after an argument, his death attributed to a pistol accidental or intentional discharge. A Milwaukee fire is also mentioned.
A garbled dispatch details a large industrial blaze near Warrluinda and a packing plant, mentioning a 300 foot long structure with high smokestack, slaughter details, and financial figures. The text includes references to tuberculosis influx, American Congress, and unrelated political notes, with many misread names and locations.
A Kansas newspaper reports a tragic double murder suicide near Oakland. John Hanga and his wife Juha Hanna were found dead in their home with throats cut, each killed by a hammer blow and knife wounds. The elder Hanna, 78, had long suffered illness. investigators believe the wife aided the husband before taking her life. No clear motive or survivor details are listed. Authorities say the couple were prominent farmers in the area.
A 12 year old, Had Narrow Escape at the ice near the later works at Town City on Tuesday. He saved his friend Fred Barylek from drowning as both struggled in icy water. Barylek was pulled free before more skaters could help, with others nearby helping after the incident.
An attacker pelted Asaenil Om Terpedance Lectarer with rotten eggs at Beaver in a den. Later at the Denver rapid transit depot in Bremer County the assailant was struck by a male bystander. The Hoodlum element was blamed for the incident leaving Bir. Alu fane with serious injuries.
The report outlines a government plan to smooth operations at Ida Grove High School amid ongoing unrest. It notes better harmony than prior, praising the as yet stable conditions and progress under the present leadership and staff, including Miss Jessie Johnston and Sage Wingmuth.
A Des Moines woman named Evalyn Ale Tea faced alleged fraud tied to a contested petition. The dispute involved a 1,0844 dollar mortgage, a specific church property sale, and a special excise lay by a Sheri te on a futlement. The case centered on whether the mortgage and property transfer were lawful and if the North Gow Maines congregation and the Versyed Methodist Epip Canon Church were affected by the judgment.
The court directed the jury to return verdicts of not guilty on Kos Gulley, while Dr A D Rabin faced illegitimate charges. Judge Macy ruled certain testimony before grand juries prior to the current indictment was inadmissible, a key point in the doctor’s ongoing case. Kay found guilty.
Maplet on preacher C B Melsay found guilty on charges tied to a tape crime. Jury delivered verdict at 3 o clock as court officials, including Judge Wakefield, set further actions. The case drew public interest, with defense by council Hut and remarks by former Vin Methodist Protestant leader Ghardin¢ Mapleton.
A large crowd gathered Saturday morning in Perry City threatening lynching after the shooting of Harry Pattee. The mayor ordered the local militia to guard the jail while Sheriff Tralies moved the prisoner to safety to avoid summary justice.
Wandering Perry resident Bert Orhig nearly died crossing a rail union night route from laudanum use. After a late night walk to clear effects he was revived and appeared well by dawn. Local wife urges caution and sobriety. Detective Steen Richards also linked to a statewide case involving a farmer robbery and fugitive status.
The article reports on Mitchell as president of the United Mine Workers of America, entering the convention hall to enthusiastic greetings from about 2,000 organized labor delegates. It notes his address on wage increases, labor unity, and political questions, and mentions proceeds and donations totaling over two million dollars for miners. Also covered is a fatal accident near Tlohville, and a note on a man treated for rheumatism with a home remedy.
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