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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
3
The article describes a violent crackdown involving many boxers killed or silenced. It notes executions and mass removals tied to a brutal crackdown, naming figures such as Chui and a list of boxed confrontations. Authorities claim measures target treachery amid widespread fear and a market town purge.
A pastor Uniets and a female parishioner were found dead early Wednesday at the Moyniat church on Sewaril Street. Investigators described a violent struggle in the nave with signs of a staged scene as police review accounts and await autopsy results.
A disrupted text reports measures to avert a rice famine with commissions monitoring the market. It notes availability of imported rice to stabilize prices, a rising cost crises, and government actions intended to prevent further disruption. Names, dates, and places are obscured or garbled in the OCR.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a strike commission and various individuals traveling to cities like New York and Philadelphia. The language lists names, roles, and duties, with unclear actions and multiple eroded phrases about hearings, votes, and labor matters.
Early state returns show a heated contest in the Second District as 70,000 plurality Democrats and hundreds of precincts report results. Republican Martin and Burke lead in key counties with notable names such as Gilbert, Ditisan, and Connor among officials listed in the tally. Weather conditions and voter turnout influenced the day as candidates and party officers awaited final tallies across districts.
A man was critically wounded during a hunting incident described as a dangerous misfire. The wounded individual was shot when attempting to reach for a firearm, triggering a discharge that struck another person nearby. The episode occurred amid outdoor activity and is treated as a serious injury.
A garbled OCR note describes a dire accident involving an inexperienced Agronaut and tragic injuries. It mentions a 3000 foot fall related to a Thaper baz exhibit and a Prof Svligrurte connected to a company showing during the week at Lincoln.
Des Moines dispatch reports a mail parcel stolen from a delivery route. An American Express shipment bound for a bank was opened en route. the box contained $2,000 in bank bills that had been replaced with marked substitutes. The package was found in Irvington on October 4 with brown paper and torn contents.
The article outlines a series of violent events and legal proceedings. It mentions a doctor failing a correct diagnosis and mismanaging a bone injury, a would-be homicide thwarted by a bystander, a death sentence later commuted to life imprisonment, and multiple unrelated incidents including a railroad worker’s death and a drowning near Creston.
A New York special reports a deadly fireworks blast and a wage debate among miners in the district. Details mention a gas tank fire, a list of injured and killed, and a call for workers’ pension provisions, with deputies and officials cited as responding. Additional local notices reference a Missouri city fire and a separate tragedy in Indiana, reflecting a string of catastrophes and legal actions.
The United States district court in a federal case presided by Judge Bhims discusses reservation entitlements, land allotments, and probate questions. Justice Thomas Li authored the opinio ns detailing restrictions on trusts and the status of mixed Lloyds not residing on the reservation.
A grand jury indicted Levigh and Walker on murder charges tied to the Layne Kinkelvin killing. The defendants allegedly participated with others, with details detailing the crime and arrest timing unclear due to damaged text. Local authorities note the case remains under investigation and is moving through the court system.
A distressed farmer in Poulet egu city ends his life after a turbulent period. He leaves a cryptic note about family and troubles before the act, expressing despair and urging remaining relatives to stay strong and be kind to Lida and the children.
In Oakland at the site of his employer, a tray landsman attempted death by his own action during chores. He was rushed to a hospital where he will recover. His mother was summoned as the event drew attention from local residents.
A garbled 19th century notice details violence and deaths around Minnéepolighlinn, mentioning McMilan and political figures, with references to churches, mills, and a violent incident resulting in several fatalities. The passage mixes names, places, and events in a disjointed OCR snapshot.
A garbled assortment of freight rates, commodity prices, and shipping references. Mentions wheat, corn, oats, and fluctuations in lately reported markets. Includes scattered figures and terms like bushels and freight costs with unclear attributions and dates.
A fragmented list of commodity quotes shows butter creamer prices, hogs at 2.00 per unit, sheep and wheat grades including No. 3 and No. 2 red. Shipping costs listed, with corn No. 2 nibstd and oats No. 2 white. Prices fluctuate across grains, livestock and dairy products.
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