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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
6
A mangled ad copy pushes a laxative product touted as wholesome for children and mothers. It claims safety, naturalness, and freedom from substances, mentioning a California company and a generic formula.
A Philadelphia man recounts seven years of severe skin disease and pain, describing futile trials with doctors before using Cuticure Remedies. He credits Cuticure Regimedies and Cuticur Soap with clearing his leg and restoring sleep, ending with gratitude and a recommendation to friends.
A gang robbed a Chatsworth bank stealing 95000 in payer money and 2000 in native currency after blowing outer and inner doors with a laboriously placed charge. They abducted a baker and a waterside worker, bound them, and fled in a carrier. Police found the baker and another man injured. four assailants described as desperate looking fled the scene.
In Independence Missouri the coroner's jury found Colonel Thomas J Swope died from a capsule administered by Dr B C Hyde husband of the late Mrs Hyde The jury questioned if the drug was administered feloniously Nurse Pearl Keller testified to events surrounding Swope's death and the Will being removed from his pocket by Dr Hyde and attorney Paxton.
The steamer Cima of the Pactic Navigation Company wrecked on an island in the Magellan Straits. The chief pilot and forty passengers drowned along with most of the crew. The British steamer Hushamel rescued 205 aboard before conditions halted further rescue efforts.
The Navy Department reviewed two court martial sentences involving Paymaster George P. Auld and Passed Assistant Surgeon Robnett. Auld had his entire sentence remitted and restored to duty, while Robnett’s sentence was mitigated to loss of rank and pay. Provocation for the assault on Dr. Cowles was cited as a factor in the Navy’s mercy.
Swedish monarch Gustave underwent a serious operation in Stockholm for appendicitis. Physicians report the surgery was necessary after diagnosis of a severe stomach ailment. Several members of the court were informed of the plan and the procedure details.
The report blends unrelated items including a proposed joint loan of 120 million and 98 thousand dollars on government bonds, a new Catholic cathedral project, convent expulsions near Jerusalem, Canadian pulp export talks, a Pittsburgh political probe, and London railway company formations with a mixed capital structure totaling 60,040,600 dollars. The jumble cites St Paul cathedral, Jerusalem convents, and the Tangled railway venture as part of a chaotic, multi-issue digest.
Fragmented report from the Department of Commercial Labor notes record hog and cattle receipts across interior markets in 1909 and the years prior. Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, and St. Joseph saw declines in hog prices and varied cattle totals, with packing-house product shipments also below recent years.
A fatal accident occurred at Prien Hill where an individual named Freee 1 Lure died in a fellling related incident. Frank Lb. Love and several manufacturers were reportedly involved as the event unfolded with no further details provided.
In Cincinnati a wealthy manufacturer identified as Calcol T. F. Allen was mortally wounded in his large office by an assailant using a revolver. Police reported the incident as a fatal shooting with limited details available.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr aged 72, eldest son of the former president, engaged to Mina Eleanor Adopto. The wedding planned for a grand scale will be deferred until the groom returns from America with the bride’s father next June. Roosevelt has recently been focused on factory work at Hartford Carpet Company in Thompsonville, Conn.
George Ebeling testifies in St Louis that he and W. Lowe planned and carried out the night rail robbery near Eureka Missouri on January 21. Ebeling and Lowe deny charges, while brothers James Lowe and others were not involved. Ebeling describes fleeing thirty miles to St Louis and hiding the revolvers later buried near their hideout.
Charles divémes of Red Cloud Nebraska sold $9 210 worth of cattle in one day and fattened a large herd with hay. Carl J Calvin of Lancaster, a University of Whivona civil engineer graduate, named chief congressman of Consumers' Iron Mintex in Missouri near Waverly. A Moorland Winns banker spoke at the annual meeting urging potato crop movement and noting 1 408 refrigeratories needed. John Murty faced a railroad claim dispute with crops and tolls.
President Taft urged adherence to party pledges while stressing applied enforcement of anti trust laws. He warned that current business methods threaten prosperity and called for a shift to align with law, with Governor Hughes sharing honors and applauding the stance.
Barbed from Vatican details a tense sequence as Charles W. Fairbanks plans a respectful visit to meet King Victor, the pope, and the American church. Vatican officials press for a talk with the pope, but Fairbanks declines to address the American Methodist church while avoiding misperceptions amid Catholic tensions.
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