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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
1
An excursion train near Deadwood collided with an empty car and toppled. Miss Mie Evel Login of Pukwana, a schoolteacher, was killed when she was thrown from the coach and struck by debris. Edith Sedgwick of Lead and other passengers sustained injuries, with several suffering contusions and fractures.
Fragmentary text reports a shipboard incident near New York with references to pirates, gold, and a Jersey/Canada connection. Mentions a liner, Jamaica correspondence, and a crowd of 160 officers or members, but details are garbled and names uncertain.
An adult named Armand from Thurs was convicted of attempted arson and wrecking a railway car. He received a sentence of six years. The case details include age and the specific charges as reported.
A garbled report notes Gen Greve M1 Voitgen of Counenl DWH was proclaimed president. Montgomery of Coun cil THU and others are mentioned in the fractured text as part of competing figures in the leadership claim.
Fragmentary notice describes a shooting at Dornatwit England near Thursley with mentions of a $6,000 prize or ransom. Details are garbled but imply a crime investigation and involvement of local authorities.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Sioux City market event with figures like 1 556 F5.00 and references to individuals Mina Hebogest and a case involving mandueing her Wualind astany ty St Faal. The text is garbled and partially unreadable, but indicates a stock market or financial note context and a court reference.
Partial returns indicate Republicans gain momentum with wins in several key areas. Virginia reelects a Democrat governor while New York and Philadelphia see Democratic or reformist advances in local races. Majorities shift in New Jersey and Rhode Island hint at broader party control, with liquor questions on the ballot in multiple precincts.
Analysis shows the fusion victory ousted Tammany control and elected Mayor elect Gaynor. Republicans and anti Tammany Democrats formed the coalition to win a city government poised to spend over 1 billion dollars, reshaping New York politics after years of machine dominance.
A Jackson Kentucky celebration turned violent as a bomb exploded and thousands of shots were fired. Walls and glass were damaged while several people were injured or frightened. A nearby family from Cynthia were detained but found not to possess ammunition. Military troops arrived by Wednesday to restore order and the marching band struggled to perform.
In Glenwood two men aged 22 and 19 enticed Hazel Stephen son and Lumw doward both under 16 and lured them to a county hotel with plans to take them to Creston. The hotel lodging ended before authorities intervened. They were returned to Glenwood under orders of Mills County officials.
Five injured after automobile carrying seven people overturns twice ten miles west of Cata Royas. D G AtclLeod contractor owned the car. Ada OleLend died on scene. Briss Conly Atkins Mrs McLead and Alex Metinger slightly hurt. Baby McLeod unseated but recovers.
A posse from Carroll captures two suspects a short time after the shooting that killed Pat Hodlen the local marshal. Lindquist and Oscar Oyen, Swedish immigrants, were identified as captured by seventy five men with rifles and shotguns.
A husband faced a murder charge in Lel Naghnin Washington after his wife allegedly killed herself following his concealment of the death. The jury returned a verdict of death by own action, with testimony detailing the driver behind the act and the attempted cover up to avoid disgrace.
An explosion at Fug Station caused a large fire involving gasoline used for cleaning. Two firefighters Hours Sehtaldt and Mtvelaot Royland escaped death as flames spread through the building. One horse and equipment were destroyed with damages around $9,000 to $9,009.
The Washington District Court of Appeals affirmed a Supreme Court decree in a District of Columbia case involving President Safmxet Gampara and Secretary Frank Merricen tim View President John Mitcher of the American Federation of Fabar. Contempt of court findings relate to the Rook fiteve and Range company cage.
Pinu officers and revolt leaders were captured near Theles Greece on Wednesday after exchange of gunfire with government troops. Lent Tihauldos, the revolt’s leader, and several followers were surrounded near Afopart by security forces.
The dead body of W. G. Seckins a traveling salesman for Dotter Nursery Co of Charles City was found beside the road near MME Westley by a passing farmer. No marks of violence were seen and heart disease is suspected as the cause of death.
A violent incident near Pottsville ends in the deaths of a wife and her 18 year old daughter. Police report Daniel Seboche fatally shot them before killing himself, leaving the community in shock from a brutal crime.
A 15- to 16-year-old Davenport girl allegedly used an uncontrollable urge for money to steal two pocketbooks and $13 in cash along with four wine accessories and a bundle of rag items from Shoemaker. Two prominent society women testified as 5 suspects were arrested.
Albert H. Harris, vice president of the Big Four esiland in New York, declared that G. to War Viney, treasurer of Cincinnati of Nevis, admitted a smorisge in Nis Recounts. The report notes a transfer or misstatement affecting passenger deparment finances.
Report describes a bomb found near the Chirag Great Western trucks six miles from Waterloo. The station agent investigated a hole in a creek and questioned William Ataxivell, a Page County farmer, about cattle theft tied to the incident.
Fifty tiling laborers employed by a construction firm were detained Tuesday by men enforcing a policy of strict wages at KONE near Tate Steen N. Dus. The case involves a near 34 000 amount.
Dr sumes 33, president pmetitous of University of Gehl Bun, announced Wednesday his decoration by Tuputi emperor with Imperial Order treasure. Kalo ni Scescy Card nets $27,000. Al Vitwinlia sale. Willowdale Farm hosted torniy quills and hed wrest $27,200. Ainavertie $299. One cow Salil sold for $1,700. Muyers from 35 pirates attended.
An unstable report describes a large night fire at a facility on Tuesday in Teusata. Officials cited an incendiary origin and identify a suspect linked to the incident with ongoing investigations.
An ambassador to Trane, Lomina Priday, is reported killed after a sudden attack attributed to Amalish Statesmie, in a terse diplomatic incident impacting relations between the two nations.
A fragmentary report from New York City indicates Niller of Manhattan was involved in the fatal shooting of his father in law John Sesain. The incident occurred in a yard in South Brooklyn, with authorities beginning investigations.
A fragmented report states three Mexican men were captured in an incident at Chautes Cotes last Friday. One man Tavell Wye is named, another Cole is referenced, and a separate casualty Saburviays is noted as wounded.
Reported condition of Ty Murdock editor to be extremely critical as supporters gather at his bedside. Unclear spelling and fragmented lines suggest the article notes distress and family presence.
A garbled report hints at a $2,000,000 structure tied to a legal matter in New York. It mentions a superintendent and possible collages with unclear details about a suit or proceeding and a named event.
Vague OCR note reports western New York voting on a total option nation Tuesday. Mentions Fahy for Century and steels but lacks clear details or context.
A garbled report alleges multiple forgeries and fraud in a saloon petition with lawmen accusing twelve witnesses. Separate items note a fatal train accident and a man named Henry Heinz injured by a fall from an apple barrel incident.
A waitress at Fort Dage reportedly experienced a fatal incident linked to the death of her brother. Authorities described the event as occurring in a bathroom and noted the unusual circumstances surrounding the accident.
The Kilfinge Woman of Towns convention at Rea Moines Thursday adopted belligerent tactics of the Hugithh Suffiagetts to push suffrage in the coming legislature. Speakers urged legal aid and funds to pay fines, predicting widespread disruption and persistent protests until gains are secured.
Attorney General opinion holds that deposit insurance applies to banks as entities and not to individual depositors. When funds are deposited, ownership by the bank is established to the extent of the deposit, leaving depositors with no separate usable interest.
Mrs Wenry renze, a tiler, was oper ated on for a fracture after falling from a tree while visiting a daughter in Shelby county. Surgeons say her condition is serious but hopeful.
A farmer from Wellington sues veterinarian I. D. Tague for 312% dollars claiming a horse died after a surgical bandage caused injury. The case names Burlington and Marshan town locations with claims tied to Vinton, Webster City and Marshalltown.
A damaged fragment links a vehicle crash in Aut o Ttung Town to Ollo Christians, president of the Bank of Grafton, and Mossber Ry’s son Elon ttchue of Plyy mouth. He hovers between life and death amid feverish conditions after a severe hemorrhage.
In Huckwell Guy court John Sherman’s cage fight was tried with the Gollmar circus. The plaintiff demanded heavy damages for injuries while employed guarding a hospitality task. The jury returned a verdict in favor of the Elvens.
A garbled OCR passage notes week long practice, medical houses in three, and twenty four others involved. It references Marengo, a second condition, an attempted act, and a cherry trot incident. Negotiations with Congressman William McKinley move from Des Molach toward home as a railway decision remains unsettled.
The 58 year old priest Rev Mark Cooney, a candidate for coadjutor bishop, died in Waterloo from perforation of the stomach, according to northern Iowa Catholic reports. He served as a tran of the northern Iowa Catholic aniversr.
The Chicago weekly trade summary notes rising savings payments and bank strength while factory activity slows. It cites increased demand for essentials, solid wholesale sales, and strong holiday orders, with bank clearings up 1908 levels by about 20 percent and 1908 failure counts. New York reports broad demand, full merchandise and labor constraints, with improvements expected through year end.
A dense list of livestock and grain prices across West Chicago Indianapolis and Milwaukee markets. Includes primes and heavies for cattle, various wheat and corn grades, eggs, pork, and butter with assorted bid ranges and unit costs.
Clara Mayer and her daughter Tron allegedly fell from a balcony while watching a display at the Rochester Industrial Board event. The incident occurred during the industrial charade at the factory site in Bosh eater, No V4. Police investigated the scene and no immediate cause was reported.
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