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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
1
A chaotic rescue tale from Renwick details entombed workers found in a collapsed mine shaft. Early estimates mention eighty bodies recovered with heroic efforts saving fourteen lives before the morgue drift. Rumors inflated the scene, while authorities steadied the account and pursued the truth of the deadly incident.
Heavy floods reported along the Mouhattai and Kimeas basins inundated low-lying areas. Water stood 12 feet high near Toulon and 22 feet at the Vridoy River as ditches overflowed. A local cavalry unit reportedly perished, and residents fled drought- and flood-affected zones, including Mouoka and Lonckx, with many forced to abandon homes as waters rose to record levels.
A garbled report details the sentencing in the murder case of Solin Wollner. It mentions Jobe Wellger and others, with scattered names and dates, including a December 38 3888 reference and various conjectural motives. The text is severely corrupted but centers on the hanging sentence and related court actions.
A garbled report notes a Washington dispatch to the United States etoumer Trangen, seeking a naval response to Nicaraguan insurgent threats. Authorities in the state department review the motion and potential allied actions involving U S Navy force.
A sensational Rome report describes a royal ceremony disrupted by Vatican authorities. A prince’s attempt to overrule duties failed, leading to a ban on a sister’s role and a plan to seek guidance from England. The episode sparks speculative commentary on court life and church influence.
From forty seven states and territories delegates gathered for the opening praise service at the First Baptist rite in Chicago. The Baptist Young People's Union of America aims to unite youth for faith and mission as thousands attended the inaugural events.
Colorado news reports vast forest fires with estimated timber losses around 7 000 dollars. Investigators from the state forestry department trace origin to a timber region west of Disrand and nearby counties. Fire damage extends over multiple districts as crews battle the blaze and assess the economic impact.
The fragment describes a violent home invasion where a revolver was used to force Tahaan to perform actions. It notes a confrontation at a residence on Wednesday morning and mentions a suspect named Johnssn and a person called Nancy coercing Stra Tolan to prepare provisions for a week amid injuries and travel.
A fragmented report notes a tribal member named Ary Ar] arrested by federal officers near Guthrie. The piece mentions a stabbing and a long history with the tribe, with unclear connection to Port Silt preservative and other scattered details about local industry and infrastructure.
An incident aboard a steamer near a harbor left two men dead and one injured when the vessel wrecked and capsized after a collision. An inquest heard testimony from Dan Uecon and Wal de Wal, with expert opinions on the failure that led to the fatal event.
Fragmented OCR text reports a large money demand tied to Orlle from Central West with references to July 1 and sums around 540,000 dollars. Mentions of Chicago and New York demand and ongoing financial actions imply a major unsettled debt or contract dispute affecting western regions.
A fragmentary report from near Ankeng to Northwestern Hall details a mass injury incident with nineteen named victims including a 24 year old woman. Authorities, led by Rielp of Abies, investigated the scene as responders tended to facial injuries and head wounds.
Fragmentary OCR describes a severe storm sweeping across Europe with mentions of London and Norway, heavy rain and winds. It notes damage along coasts and towns including Newark and other places. The garbled text references power outages and disrupted travel, with no clear dates or official figures.
Fragmented report states Gen Grane was killed by Turkish forces near a Grecer route. An adjoint to the state sutlitia, Gro Prices Halil, confirms wartime losses as 83 years old, with memorials planned. Domestic and market rumors fill later lines about prices and shipments, but core event notes the death of a famous horse and a military context amid the Turkeh-Route conflicts.
Severe flooding in southern and central Iowa devastates towns along the Des Moines River. Homes and bridges fail under rising water as residents evacuate. Power outages and transportation disruptions complicate relief efforts, with counties reporting extensive property damage and disrupted commerce. Emergency declarations emerge as crews assess levees and restore essential services.
A Port Dodge area incident reports a man electrocuted while repairing high voltage lines. He touched a live wire and a guy wire, receiving a fatal current. The body showed burns, and a coroner’s jury ruled death by contact with live wires.
Missouri labor meeting reports acceptance of concessions for boilermakers amid pay raises from 81.25 to 1.50 daily and hot prices. Local optimism follows the proposal, with notes on corn crops, fisheries, and postmaster appointments. An accidental infant shooting in Codar Rapids is also noted.
The article outlines a sweeping financial dispute involving Lothrop Lake’s 225,000 claim against CaNeethis and War Oinlaim. It details council actions, executive decisions, and sums like 25,102.09 linked to a saloon operator, plus alleged motives and public prayers. It mentions Parker, a prominent saloon owner, and notes washouts and rail disruptions affecting Iowa lines, including the Seven-Span Bridge and track damage near Ticks Point.
The Planters' Association and James J. Jow of Virginia discuss opening a rice kitchen in Deo Rajues to showcase proper cooking of rice. Efforts by Prominent figures aim to promote reliable, well-cooked rice and nearby observers note potential benefits for the community.
The report describes damaging storms across the town with trees blown down and steam power affected. It notes injuries from fires and an explosion at a factory, plus a death at Martiney’s, and details various local disruptions and court actions including an injunction against Burlington water works and upcoming ballots.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a State board episode about certificates issued without exHination and concerns over the legitimacy of graduates and the system. The material mentions a hospital opening, bonding of funds, and a chaotic account of admissions, exams, and distribution of credentials amid unclear dates and figures.
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