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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
1
A devastating blast rips through a storefront in New York state, killing fourteen and injuring four as fireworks ignite. debris scatters across the street, a trolley car is damaged, and several residents seek shelter after a chaotic midday explosion.
A chaotic dispatch describes mass movements toward unfocused border regions near Sowa, Cammancho, and Apbee in Oklahoma, with thousands of destitute people, including women and children. It recounts rioting in Chicago streets, a dog attack in a city ghetto, and police actions. mentions Krager’s US visit, battleships, and a New York reception committee, alongside various violent incidents and arrests.
The sale of Tailadad Tailadad goods occurred in Washington on Thursday June 20 with Darvin Jlaghad acting for Cluengone Nordyresteri bidding 21 672.00, the upset price. No other bidders appeared. The government commission led by Secretary Gage and Attorney General Buns oversaw the process. The Southwesterns presented a $100,099 certified check as part of the bid package. The total value of the secured debt and first mortgage exceeded 3.2 million dollars, offset by about $257,000 from road contracts, leading to an overall figure near 3,283.08. The sale unfolded in routine fashion, within minutes, as the government commission authorized the transfer. Hughitt commented on potential mortgage implications before the bid was finalized.
Union miners clash at a state mine site, women protesters and hundreds march against a Marinette operation. Armed guards repelled the entrance attempt as shots fired fatally wounded Poy Mactin and Miley Johnson while Sam Artrip is seriously injured. Sheriff vows duty as tension remains high.
The piece reports Rockefeller interests and Standard Oil-backed finance pushing to take control of banks across western cities. It notes options and stakes in National Bank of Commerce and First National Bank of Kansas City, with deposits and capitalization figures, and mentions a NY bank’s efforts to consolidate regional lenders while holding stock options.
A San Francisco inquiry argues no major frauds in clothing shipments tied to a shells of stolen goods. The department notes small quantities sourced from a jank dealer and soldiers selling worn apparel, with authorities planning further actions to curb illegal sales and arrests.
A violent mob in Ventai La abducted and killed two Black men, Prophey Sevuih and D. Mel, after tensions in the community. Witnesses recall armed assailants overpowering a sheriff and forcing the victims from a house. Local claim centers on protecting white residents. the mob cited preservation of white eyes as their motive.
Assessors in a major county propose new levies on university property, claiming the move will cover $75,000,000 worth of untaxed holdings. The action targets properties tied to state institutions amid broader tax reform chatter.
A daring woodland assault ended with a burglar captured after night trespass in which three residents testified. The incident targeted a local family, with Joe Carsail and Mr Carcoll’s daughters cited in the account.
Fragmented dateline from Chicago markets shows cattle hog prices and assorted commodities. Reports list choice hogs around several dollars, wheat and oats prices, and various farm goods with scattered figures and demand notes.
Fragmented OCR shows references to labor unions in Chicago, abolitionist figures, and calls for ending slavery. Mentions Luther and Becher with vague events and protests, plus scattered phrases about workers, ventilation, and factory conditions.
Amid garbled text a scrambled report suggests a discussion of a new Democratic national chairman, interparty disputes, and a possible independent government stance in the Philippines. It references a constitutional question and potential committee actions, but the exact details are obscured.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Basey’s royal comply and a central area with a list of unclear names. It cites Gram Drichces Olgi, born 18% Grant Nuvhers Padana, and a reference to Toy Ho], with a date of June 46, 1904, in a context suggesting local historical inquiry.
An open grave distress disrupted a Millennial service at a city church. Relatives quarrelled as Rev Walk delivered a sermon about forsaking parents and a heated dispute interrupted the ceremony, with witnesses noting interference and strong language from attendees.
Fragmented OCR reveals a case naming a teacher from Tughes County South Care as central to a violent incident. Details show a 12 year period of educational discipline and a prior event with an explosion at Mountain View plant, with multiple parties injured and ongoing court action.
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