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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
1
A damaged report outlines Qing court tensions over the empress dowager with calls for removal and a shift in foreign policy. The piece notes internal quarrels, potential war impacts, and a push for a durable government structure while stressing the enduring role of Pekin and its advisers amid external pressures.
Five inmates escaped from a United States military prison on Ateatcas Island. One of the escapees, Krank Ringe, was serving a fifteen year sentence for Hesértion. Rina claimed leadership and sought asylum while authorities pursued the others amid severe restrictions and reinforcements.
Gen Booth in command as Salvation Army organizes new regional unit in the United States. Commander Booth Packer, recently returned from England, leads preparations with local officials to establish the national structure and extend services across states.
The document lists liabilities at 2 140 000 and a 1 001 borrowing tied to a Philadelphia venture. It mentions football injuries at California University and a political scandal involving a state treasurer candidate. Soldiers, ships, and a large passenger list are noted, with a General’s annual report referencing a population figure and a looming district case.
A garbled report cites President Kruger preparing a high level visit to the United States. It mentions an interview with Das Lingdé and Howard, stating Kruger will not reveal his timetable and will meet foreign leaders to discuss aims, staying tight on details.
In Valdosta region turmoil erupts as lawmakers and teachers clash over a legislative matter. Stabbings and injuries reported among legislators and aides, with several named figures cited and ongoing disorder affecting the session.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a confusing narrative with names such as Rennaial, Lapoye, Colmir, Genes, Hilger, and Preble. It mentions a weapon seizure and a missing figure, with references to a woman awaiting someone and unclear events dated around a 24,00lito line. Notable entities appear scattered with garbled context.
A tangled legal saga references Galo Brick Count and Zuulis with ties to Piphs ce Vebts of Vaate Hane, alleging a Paris case where Cet Boni and Uli face vast sums in francs and cranes. The court reportedly granted a voquest and appointed a trust, while proceedings were described in terse terms amid ongoing international scrutiny.
A garbled report from an old issue hints at Lipton and Macy in a pork trade scheme. References to pricing, hospital ties, and a late closing sale appear muddled, with scattered names like Lipton and Thomas. The passage is inconsistent and omits clear outcomes or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a charged message presenting a special directive to voters across multiple states including Maryland, Louisiana, Arkansas, Minnesota, Kansas, and others. It references forming oaths and allegiance while critiquing election participation amid unclear origin and intent. The garbled source limits precise details.
A convicted slayer from Masset dyer Lave, identified here by broken names, attempted to end life and escape while under guard. In Chicago a separate robbery yielded $700 at an office. another suspect faced $50 in Vira. A marshal report notes evasive actions, a struggle, and the suspect recaptured after a defensive encounter.
Reports from Tarnens and surrounding areas describe a severe earthquake causing widespread destruction. Mit Sum Cacialra Goa and Charatan regions are reported entirely ruined, with an islet near the Neve River reportedly vanished. Damaged bridges and roads hinder relief as injured and missing are feared.
A garbled dispatch notes Secretary Hay directing a mission to Pekin to aid Minister Longer in negotiations. It mentions Dr. Miulesal WV, a prominent physician, who died by his own hand amid a fraud case involving an insurance company. Further details are unclear due to the damaged text.
A fragmented report outlines the Continental Company closing its venture after a year, alongside a statement from E. M. Rein of Ajreotots about election registration efforts. It notes expected total registration around 10,000 with potential 680 rejections and mentions Army cloth contracts and a loss figure of 310,008 with 7200 in related costs.
A garbled market report from Sloue City-Cille lists wheat and corn prices, hogs and cattle quotes, and assorted commodities with many unreadable words. The text references Chicago Chicago-Cadle and Indianapolis-Cattle and mentions prices such as 300 to 4305 wheat, and hogs at various ranges.
In Des Moines the Grafe Orbiter worker George S. Mittee reports a colored printer Bull faced abuse and threats while seeking work. A union chair accused bosses of prejudice as Brow of the Typographical Union condemned the incident. The episode marks a notable clash between labor unity and racial bias in the city’s printing scene.
Fragmentary report details a May wedding near Cedar Kap with families including Beda, Leon, and Mrs Bask, plus a hospital stay for a groom injured on a ship and community figures like Corilo Woolson. Other items mention a Missouri court case on May Gordon and a separate Iowa rape case, with local officials, ministers, and a county clerk referenced amid scattered notes on mining deaths and town events.
The Epworth League convention elected officers and reported on activities across chapters. The secretary’s notes list conferences by region and chapter counts, with totals for senior, junior, and other groups, alongside financial figures and officer names.
An elopement attempt involves Gordon and a Missourian woman named Wilkinson, with William Gordon of Missouri cited as the groom. A pursuing party and law officers confront the couple in Des Moines as the woman’s guardian seeks to prevent the marriage while Gordon is jailed after authorities intervene.
In Cedar Rapids four desperate men, working with a sixth participant, robbed Milwaukee merchandise and fled county lines as officers pursued. Shavit J2vana entered a doorway and was knocked down as the group dashed away. Northwestern detectives identified the suspects and traced them to harvest fields where tension and danger lingered. The attackers, described as familiar to crime reports, faced armed threats and ongoing manhunts.
A local note from Fort Dodge outlines a proposal by philanthropists Waverly Taiandiraphit and Silntiaer of Wavery to donate 50 000 dollars for a city tenspirit project and an additional 75 000 dollars for green initiatives. The plan, tied to a redevelopment effort, requires city approval and details remain uncertain.
A damaged description details a dead body near Minola, with unclear age, and references a court decision about purchasing a site and issuing warrants for redemption. The report also notes a skeleton unearthed in Dodge and a May May May site issue. Additionally, mentions of strawberries ripening in October and peculiar notes about a cemetery and local curiosities.
The article outlines the Census Bureau’s early completion of population simulations, enabling Congress to receive figures as it convenes. It notes the drive to complete codes and measures tied to population, taxation, and manufacturing impacts, with officials aiming to support apportionment.
The passage notes that enumerators' accounts exceed 8,000 entries, with only fifty-five having unapproved audits. It calls for complete reports to be issued by July 1, 1902, and details about administration costs, including preliminary work and supervision expenses.
A chaotic discussion on apportionment and the 260000 percent figure stirs Congress. The article notes the coming session will confront how tax apportionment and population shifts affect representation, with Southern states advocating changes and general opinion split on reducing seats.
Reported figures show government and military accounting with large sums and increases over prior years. Mentions include secretary of war, naval leave, and various budgets, with scattered references to global powers and wartime economies.
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