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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
2
A garbled report describes Seymours Hunsark Admiral returning to Tien Tsin with his force. The piece mentions Watts WI, Chinen Shing Tye WV, and various names such as Kates Bae Huwdend anil Kieteen Wonder. Washington officials are cited and a minister reportedly examined documents on June 3.
A Nebraska bandit derailed a westbound Burlington train near the city of Lincoln then fled into night after dragging a passenger and robbing travelers. Conductor Green reports passengers remained aboard until a standstill before the assault and escape. Police and U.S. officials investigate with no immediate arrests.
A powerful Nebraskan storm caused extensive damage across multiple counties. Widespread wind and hail toppled trees and buildings, uprooted crops, and severed telegraph lines. Towns including O’Neil, Wayne, and Thurston reported damaged structures and losses running into thousands of dollars.
The article notes President McKinley plans a trip to Canton in early July. The party will include Mrs. McKinley, Dr. Wasey, Secretary A. McAuley, a vionographer, and a valet. Additional servants have prepared for the journey amid preparations in Washington.
A garbled notice reports a noble marriage plan dated June 26 at Néteborg involving Sroldvken Merdinand of Luntein, former heir to a title, and Franis Feriinaius, nephew to a Tempterm ruler. It notes potential regency and the question of succession for children born of the union.
The dispatch reports Hepburn’s son gravely ill in Havana amid yellow fever fears. Captain Wepburn of the volunteer Slewal corps travels from Iowa to Cuba, aiding a dying sergeant and monitoring wartime conditions. Separate notes mention Japan, Keewick, and rail and canning reports alongside a deadly June 23rd fire in New York and maritime travelers aboard a steamship.
Sharkey endures a tough fight at Coney Island where Gus Rhulip and Corners report a brutal session. The spectacle shows Sharkey unable to land decisive blows as the crowd observes a strong display from both fighters and officials prepare for inquest findings.
A rover is said to have delivered $55,000 aboard a Gleed Gar car in Chicago. Lost trade broker Lir R. Duitrie allegedly had $3,500 stolen while riding a college grove car. The incident prompted a public police response and aroused concerns over pickpocket violence at Toledo show events.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic report involving Continental Clothing Company, a conflict with neighbors, a court action, and notices of arrests. It references Willan Woodward, a Ward, and a county sheriff, with scattered mentions of a trial and possible confession amid a flood of unrelated market prices and names.
A wreck at a junction near Water Mire City involved a double header and a car, causing a temporary closure of Central Northwestern tracks. Many passengers escaped injury, but several trains and cars sustained damage as emergency crews responded swiftly.
A chaotic report details a brutal assault at a residence on James Pitesimmons where a man attacked a woman with an ax, breaking windows and inflicting severe wounds. The incident escalates with gunfire, a neighbor outbreak, and multiple injuries as authorities respond. ministers fear further violence linked to saloon conflicts and local tensions. Also noted are separate incidents including accidental death by a fork, and various public notices about camps and church matters.
In a chaotic farmyard incident, an argument escalates as a hired man is shot by a farmer. The attacker fires after threats and a struggle near the barn, prompting a chase and a later arrest. Authorities report bonds set at 8000 dollars for the suspect.
A damaged OCR recounts a request for tributes to a faculty director of long service. Mentions Marquis de Galliffet, King Louis, Queen Victoria, and Prime figures as supporters. notes his European travel, discipline, and a Legion of Honor decoration. The piece reflects historical reverence and ceremonial signatures surrounding the named individual.
The readable lines reference various names and places such as Peru, New York, Plainfield New Jersey, and California. Mentions include a steamboat fire incident, a birthday celebration in New York, and a Department reported agricultural acreage. Several foreign and domestic entities appear, but the text is garbled and inconsistent.
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