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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
8
A transcript shows Charles Becker on the electric chair as he proclaims innocence and addresses his wife and God. He denounces the state while delivering a final religious and personal appeal before his death.
A terse note from the U S State Department urges opening transportation to Mexico City to deliver provisions to Mexican civilians. The document, presented as a final demand, signals tensions among Mexican factions and hints at possible peace negotiations involving General Carranza and Wilson.
Government probes and a federal judge move against Eastland officials after a ship disaster. Capt. Harry Pedersen and First Mate Delbert Fisner face warrants. cargo and crew decisions blamed for fatal sinking. Ling, harbor official, notes poor crew orders and a slick surface mud hindered pumping.
Port au Prince July 29 The revolutionary movement under Dr Rosalva Bobo Sasi March seized the presidential residence after hours of fighting. President Guillaume fled to the French legation with family members. Rebels captured the palace and killed or wounded several at the scene. The extent of casualties was not yet known.
A transcription of a British note arguing for principles of international arbitration and the United States stance on reparations for damages from British interference with American trade. It discusses prize courts, British privy council, and the role of arbitration treaties between the two governments. The document references the American Revolution era precedents and the 1860s context of the Civil War period.
Petrograd reports Austro German forces facing heavy shelling as Von Meckenden reorganizes his front near Treyatka West of Chalm. German reserves push to find a weak spot to enter Russia. North Naraw sees German casualties. In central Poland the Austrians claim strong lines sixty miles from Warsaw toward Isqigorod.
The 4th reunion of a Civil War unit recalls Col. D Bvy Primer and Wawa Company 2, Eighth Town volunteers, with a small turnout and a program featuring readings from absent comrades. W. B. Tunes elected president. next year’s gathering planned at Crock church. Grand Commander J Batman highlighted a life regiment veteran who endured severe wounds at Shiloh and lay for hours before rescue.
A fragmented notice details a wedding between a Chinese bride and an American groom in Davenport with mentions of attendees including a former Cornell and Purilue faculty member. The text also refers to a state sheriffs and county officials conference and lists several elected officers such as President D. F. Griffin and secretary-treasurer We A. Kconoweg.
Panesony son Edgar died on July 1 in Chiriqui province Repub lic of Fenama. T J Garrison located for soneitas, province of Chiriqui, where he was reportedly ing calle amd horse reich.
A mine explosion at the United Coal Mining Company in Gallty Husslane trapped sixteen miners on the northwest entry. Fifty more workers were injured or feared dead as rescuers worked in shifting conditions near the Nosle War Office line, with reports from Petrograd via the Daily Mail noting ammunition shortages.
Unclear text indicates a legal dispute over ownership of a Humboldt plant. References to 104 A. K. Minton and Albert Ailans suggest litigation between individuals connected to the Humboldt Independent and heirs of Adame estiie. Proceedings involve executors and interim dates.
The document outlines a plan by Diaposal Plast and Manon Ofly to install a communication system. It discusses the likely city population, a proposed capacity, and the recent decision by the council to proceed with the projet.
The state penitentiary reports 275 convicts serving sentences outside the walls, totaling 4 percent of the prison population, with 278 listed and several not accounted for in the tally.
Fragmentary text mentions Bayonne and Bran dard Glalrike with 1,600 joining work. Other workers are stated as cut for a week and will return in a day or so. Names and details are garbled, leaving incomplete context and action.
In a July 26 report a Byench entroyer Jieaon destroyed a Austrian supply station near Toulon in France. Enemy forces, including submarines and aircraft, were involved and the action affected waters around Lagoata in the Adriatic region.
Gen Antonin lhering former minister of war in snatamaia died at Fhewnattean of the Weart on lard the United Frott inor diroin shardy Wefora thar xtlp ducked here.
A man described as tall and wearing a dark coat allegedly robbed a bar in Waterina then fled toward Mt North Tahorty. Authorities say the suspect vanished from sight moments after the incident and a baying crowd pursued briefly before dispersing. Investigators are reviewing surveillance and seeking witnesses.
Fragmentary text describes threats to “place fe town” and a man, with references to new houses barns and grain grips, plus mentions of Helng constructed and matry in a poor camp taind. The source is too damaged to extract a coherent news item.
Voters in the district approved the electric Hohl frauchine proposal by a margin of four to one. The tally showed strong support with the majority casting ballots in favor while a minority opposed the measure. Local officials indicated the proposition will advance to implementation steps as planned.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe church fixtures and sects in Mason City with references to congregations and a basement project. The text mentions a number of churches and religious groups considering or planning construction or installation of features, aiming to support worship and community activities.
In a perplexing mystery, Ceil Goldthorpe, aged nine, vanished after being seen near his home in Heartlake. Reports say the boy’s clothing was found and rumors of a possible ransom or abduction by a wealthy caravan linger. Residents push for a citywide search as officials consider diverting a nearby water channel to determine if the child drowned.
Webster City reports a message from Chief Pallea F tickerson about Milas Nasate Shannon, niece of the sender, drowned in the Eastland catastrophe. The note from Tatengo says she was among the victims, while another relative, Mrs Shan jon Nady, worked for Western Electric.
A historic note describes establishing manual training within Cherokee, noting a roomy garrel space and a single dormitory department in the county. The text mentions Marcus and Feadincas and highlights the need for a well equipped manvel trattily section.
The Mule pig, child of Mr and Mrs Charles Kithorn of Ulaelly, swallowed an open safety pin recently. Physicians were called and treatment loosened the pin, which exited through the nose, after doctors worked to remove it.
A severe storm caused extensive damage across the region with torn and felled trees, damaged crops, and scattered debris. Reports indicate structural impacts in several towns and disrupted daily life as emergency crews assess the wreckage.
Henry Hanly, serving a short city sentence, collapsed in his cell and died hours later in hospital. Local authorities say the death followed a poisoning incident involving a foul mix of liquid substances in his confinement.
Davenport Isane tvara longtime bank director known as the dean of local bankers died in town at age 90 he would have turned 91 next October.
A damaged notice reports the loss of Sow Mamplon M74 daughter of Herman Hauer. She was married one month two years ago and her husband is seeking information. The text is garbled with mis-spellings and missing details.
Missouri Valley report notes J. Schuler, wrongly rendered as Duane Hallas, has been told by a New York attorney that if Schuter marries on or before October t he Will receive $17,000 from an uncle.
A Murky note describes a stabbing involving Mara-Serherl Manbeck and Jessa Cox, with Cox allegedly struck by Manbeck. The report mentions a county clerk and gas dispatch, plus a night clerk at the Ne Foca hotel, who vanished after a bag’s contents vanished, including a cash sum and valuables.
A damaged account notes a local religious gathering at United Brethren Church. It mentions a Bundy veteran, a Christian Endeavor group, and unclear events following a prior accident or local incident. The readable text signals a community church matter with family and fellowship references.
A fragmented reminiscence from a Montana homesteader describes moving from a failed Missouri homestead to Montana in search of land profit. He details initial capital, equipment, cattle, and the struggle to settle, with debts, auction losses, and plans to endure five years to improve fortunes. The narrator emphasizes patience, caution, and staying on the land despite adversity.
A garbled dialogue discusses who should lead the family and the idea of a male head. The speakers debate the merits of a proposed arrangement, with cursory remarks about timing and authority.
An advertisement touts Resinol as a proven cure for itching eczema. It promotes a warm bath with Resinol soap and a simple ointment to relieve itching and clear eruptions, even in stubborn cases where other treatments failed. The ad asserts continued use keeps skin clear and healthy.
A guest remarks on life in the country run by machines, claiming every task is automated. The discussion pivots to a claim that even childrearing inside apartments is done by elevating devices, underscoring fears about technology replacing human labor and care.
An archaic ad style paragraph touts Castoria for infants and children claiming it relieves ailments since 36 years. It mocks competitors and promotes a Dentzon product as healthful, using whimsical phrases and endorsements rather than clear medical facts.
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