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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
8
A garbled article refers to King Alfonso and his bride and a railway rate dispute. It mentions opposition to rate changes, government bodies, and discussions on railway commissions and pricing, with scattered references to places, people, and events.
An early 20th century report notes cancer’s spread across major cities like New York and others, citing a professor's preliminary discovery. It discusses how cancer affects different social groups and suggests higher mortality in certain demographics, while acknowledging limits of the data.
Fragmentary note describes a gathering at ex Senator John Is Wonderson’s Washington home with wine served for $1,000. Involving five guests from a group referred to as Irulupendat, the event ends with a decision to destroy remaining wine after a discussion on temperance.
A garbled OCR recounts a court of inquiry involving soldiers and a police case near Pittsburgh. It mentions the War Department, the Judge Advocate General, and a defense of soldiers, with references to a fugitive and a shooting, culminating in cases to be heard before a tribunal.
An Article describes a heated gathering at Attamie Catz, where Senator Polliver attacked sociologists and anthropologists for alleged biases in teaching and governance. He claimed activists seek to control policy, demanding large sums and threatening violent outcomes.
A scrambled report cites wage data, teacher shortages, truancy concerns, and labor demands impacting schools. It references New York City truancy estimates, Japanese student deportment rumors, and various educators and scholars including John Wassell Moore, Simon Thomson, and Charles Para. The piece notes health orders, distance learning, and upcoming meetings on public schooling under government oversight.
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