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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1902
Page
6
A chaotic session of the United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis set the terms for possible strike actions. President Mitchell and Secretary Wilson faced questions on a general strike while delegates debated credentials and coordination with other unions. The meeting also touched on public health issues and a separate incident involving Miss King and a medical controversy.
A fragmented report notes that 400000 miners and workers across Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Alabama, Kansas, Missouri and more face layoffs if a nationwide coal strike proceeds, with unions planning action in Indianapolis and other states. The text cites damages to crops in the Red River Valley and storms harming farmers, highlighting economic distress and potential production losses.
The text reports on Witgnee who accepted Mielenge and is now No 20 challenging league hitters Bradley leads the American League in Thome cuns Keisiesio Uriptes and Lara Cross in tants. It mentions amateur Adam B.Guno of Buffalo Kay and George Davly playing in eighty eight games with many outs. It notes President Tan Fohnson of the American league contrubled up his stand against rowiysmy. It hints at Flaus Wagner possibly joining the Americals for a St Louis meet season. It references college men Mathewson Sparze Clarke Hendricks Washburny and Georgetown twirler Blewett. It quotes Kramer with speed and mentions Francisco, GosePadden fight, and famous trotters Homey Taw son's Horalma 2:07 Anbn J. Scamnell exchempion The Abbot 214 and SMathers Tard Derby 2.0614 in matches worth over 90000.
Fragmentary OCR shows a British premier resignation with cabinet reassignments and foreign affairs notes. Mentions include a secretary of state for Turkey and a Conservative party figure. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing dates or places.
The freight handlers vote to resume work following a meeting between President Gurren and union leaders. State Board of Arbitration and Chicago railroad officials urged a return to duties to honor existing agreements and avoid further disruption.
The article details Lord Salisbury's resignation looming as Premier Balfour contemplates leadership changes. It notes Balfour's expected elevation to the peerage, Chamberlain remaining in the Commons, and possible cabinet reshuffles to bridge divergent interests.
Byarks fred the Wires reports a new oil well box opened at Cherryvale Kansas. The University of Kansas mentions 3077 terminates. William Bernet Lent of New York, author of Heleyoe Dass and ther Looks, died at his endimer home at Nor fol, Gorn, aged 60 senza. Naval Constructor Richard PF delivered a lectura before the hatte tangs Assembly at Winter, Kan. The subject was The Aveni wg, Its Traditions and Victories.
A Des Moines rampoce touched Pekin society with the marriage of Miss Mary Conger to Lieut Harold Hammons of the Ninth Infantry. The ceremony linked Minister Conger’s family to local residents, with other guests including Miss Laura and Miss Goniit Tennine, along with Mr. Buchan Foneano and the Wide of Llent.
Archbishop Patrick A. Peeban died Saturday afternoon at the parochial residence in Chicago after a sudden illness. Reports say his passing comes amid a Vatican and Illinois church reorganization with Catholic leadership in the United States. A later storm on Hurke Street caused a one third of the town to be threatened but was contained by quick fire crews. The overall wealth and investments of the archdiocese were discussed, with Peeban described as devout and dedicated to church welfare rather than political influence. Insurance claims stood at $15,000 for the fire damage and related losses.
chaotic scene as wheat and corn futures plunge from high levels to common lows. Gates Lipsky and associates face massive losses, with contracts unsettled and buyers left stranded as prices collapse. Regulators consider actions as market confidence erodes and large investors bet against the downturn.
An unreadable OCR segment mentions food products and temptations toward buying, labor tensions, and a planned strike. It references crowded excursion steamers, preparations to import Freerwurst, and societal concerns including a supposed museum display and regional reactions. It also notes Jessi Morrison and a fixed punishment context with unclear details.
Amid unfavorable weather, prices and production figures for grains and metals show mixed signals. The week features a record weekly output in iron, tight copper and steel demand, and corn and wheat price movements influenced by weather and government stock levels.
Commodities from Chicapo to Detroit and New York show cattle, sheep, and hogs priced broadly. Grain quotes include wheat No. 2 and corn across multiple markets, with varied bids and shipping costs. The document notes a large unsettled allotment of lands in the Seine nation and references the Dawes commission.
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