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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
2
In London amid ambassadorship chatter, Essad Pasha and Albanian peace moves draw cautious hope. A formal confirmation states the Montenegrin king holds Scutari's fate under scrutiny, with powers to decide postambassad arrangements for the town and border conduct.
A mass socialist gathering in Huntingdon Kanawha county West Virginia turned violent as an attempt to break up the protest against coal company guards led to gunfire. Willan Taylor was shot through the head, others were injured, police used nightsticks, several arrests made as missiles flew and speakers were shouted down.
Washington reports the death of Representative Tewi J Martin of New Temney aged about seventy years. He had served as minority leader and was known for his long career in the House since 1868. He arrived in Washington from New Jersey and fell ill en route, collapsing after assistance by bystanders.
The Interstate Commerce Commission held that when Terralatie ffuity shows regularity and difficulty in valuing, installation of special equipment like stores and linings is needed to prevent shipments from freezing. Carriers must provide this special service to ensure cold protection.
A garbled report notes Ghleston Gibbers of the Chievee Federation of Labor appealing for financial help to support Clarence Darrow, famed attorney in several notable cases. The passage mentions his defense of the McNamara defendants in Los Angeles and hints at ongoing fundraising efforts amid uncertain finances.
The Supreme Court upheld the Philippines governor general’s authority to deport undesirables from these lands. It ruled that the Chinese deported by Governor General Yorkwell had no claim for damages.
Baseler, paying teller of the Third National Bank of St Louis, is found to be short $15,060 in the accounts, according to a statement issued by Thomas Wright, vice president of the bank.
London scene records a novelist identified as Grawas and a companion named Alice Maud Meadows. While trying to recover a dag that fell into Red HN water near London, Meadows accidentally drowned. Police investigated as a maritime accident in the river area.
Report covers suffragette unrest with vandalism in Hendon London where a home was destroyed and placards warned Votes Votes Beware. In New York a 40 000 strong parading crowd marched up Fifth Avenue led by state designs and followed by mass meetings in Carnegie Hall amid arrests of suffrage leaders for conspiracy.
A loaded and armed man robbed the Fesbouy Co operative bank in Peabody on Tuesday, forcing treasurer Joha A Teague to surrender about 80 dollars and then escaping. Other items mention a dedication planned for August 28 in Ohio, miner strikes in Helmont county, a body found near a Denver log, and a trial connected to conspiracy allegations in New York.
A man named John Western, a steal worker, fell 26 stories from the Conway building at 25 West Washington street opposite city hall in Chicago on May 2. He died instantly at the scene after the fall during erosion work.
A garbled report notes Pops Plue's recovery after a recent incident, mentioning his appearance before audiences and his return from a fall in a Rome setting. Details are unclear due to text corruption, but the item centers on his improved condition and public reemergence.
The railway conductors and trainmen union in the eastern territory votes on a potential strike to press wage increases. Over 2,500 clerks and rail workers consider a refusal to work as freight rates rise, with a 30 million dollar aggregate increase sought to avert action. The strike threat could impact rail service across New York and surrounding regions.
President Mellen told the Interstate Commerce Commission that large sums were pressed on him for Republican campaign contributions in 1904. The report notes attempts to rehabilitate the party’s image amid the funding controversy. Nearby, a Mexican marriage in New York occurred with subdued family presence. A Wisconsin child died in a house fire, and a relative risked his life attempting rescue.
William Oh Treenwood, a laxtead chauftain, was fined five dollars for speeding at 44 miles per hour while transporting Margaret Wilko, president's daughter, and her escort Broadway rndie. May 3 proceedings report a lax transcription of the Sureday incident.
Congressional proceedings erupt over the Underwood tariff amid shouted remarks and party sparring. Representatives Langley Grom Thomas Cordier engage on cotton schedule as the Democratic majority pushes the measure with debates and procedural interruptions.
An Angolan aviator fell forward as a helicopter propeller struck during a noon flight over the bay near Oakland. The事故 caused immediate death and the machine plunged into the water, with investigators noting the propeller contact as the fatal factor.
A fragmentary report describes a murder scene with references to Aollot May K and a named place. The text mentions a body found with a pristine stone and notes flooding in multiple villages. Additional garbled dates and names appear, implying a crime narrative from a distant locality.
Fragmentary OCR reports shifting custody of Birikere children amid New York silk workers strike tensions. No clear dates or full names present. context suggests cross state considerations and possible legal action related to the labor dispute’s impact on families.
An OCR filled report outlines a heated debate in the California context over the Japanese citizenship provisions in a bill. Delegates discuss naturalization limits, property rights, and residency terms for foreign nationals, with references to President Wilson and Secretary Bryan and intense party contrasts. The piece notes vote splits among Democrats and Republicans and signals continuing protests and legislative contention.
A woman crafts a personal retreat with a brown tan palette and yellow rose accents. She sews curtains and cushions, paints furniture, and arranges rugs, shelves, and a kitchen-style setup to keep the space lively yet simple.
Nothing Going for Him is a garbled reminiscence where a veteran journalist recalls a past job offer in Mungie Indiana and a salary quote of twelve dollars per week, highlighting humor about value and opportunity in a rough wartime-tinged chat.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sama Atwaye, a rule or order, Pred Rostiles, and a possible reference to a church, darkness, and a supposed casualty. Details are garbled, names uncertain, and no clear event or outcome established for a concise news item.
A veteran coffee user recounts lasting fatigue and despondency after quitting. After trying Postum, he notes improved heart function, renewed energy, and enhanced brain power. He credits Postum with restoring activity and mental stamina, citing factory use and growing appetite for the drink.
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