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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
8
A chaotic report outlines disputes within a Catholic parish centered on a new church building project. The narrative mentions Father Clune and laity, suspended services, and accusations of sectarian influence, plus alleged property damage and alleged threats to church figures.
Police arrested Rees West and charged him in a Sunday incident near Soho. West allegedly fled his home before officers pursued and captured him. A separate case mentions a body found in a cornfield with evidence pointing to a broader community crime.
Town report says Young Elhor of Bes-Brothes Capital was rushed to Mercy hospital Wednesday morning in grave condition after a severe attack. Doctors warn it may take weeks before he can be out again. City elevator project debated at state convention in Grinnell with 200 delegates. Fire destroyed home northwest of Holly Springn, everything burned, cause believed from chimney. Large stock of fruit stored at Mrs Pone’s home also damaged in the blaze.
Sunday evening an automobile collision near Manoa line damaged a motor car occupant with forehead injuries and facial lacerations. Witnesses reported a nine year old boy, Mellthig, in a dangerous condition as he was carried away. police and medical staff prepared for possible complications from loss of consciousness.
A late night wreck on the Hook Totty road leaves several people injured, with notes of families and local youths among the injured. W. Bowars and Arthur Crmne are mentioned among those aided at the scene, while others listed include Jenvellie Tun and Ber nati Whithrs as the investigation unfolds. The report names numerous local residents and nearby teams affected by the incident.
An unclear historical OCR fragment describes an attack or confrontation involving a figure or athlete and a bear. The text references a collision with a beast, a farmer, a dog or collie, and a costly or deadly outcome. Names and specifics are garbled beyond recognition.
Two men reportedly injured in separate incidents as details remain unclear amid scattered phrases and fragmented report text. Local authorities and witnesses not clearly identified in readable portions.
Local report notes Peter LaBoree arrives at Puebla as part of cross border trade in Norse shoe industry. Acknowledges unusual spellings and fragmented OCR text while preserving key entities and the apparent link to a business in Valertos.
A jumble of clipped phrases mentions Cedar marriages and local social items, including couples named Janes and Cedar Bane, plus notes about a Nevada Evening Journal buyer and a university science society. The text also hints at religious figures, a Des Moines attorney, and a railway incident, all in fragmented, unclear form.
The text shows garbled OCR from a historical market column with references to prices and items such as wheat, corn, pork, and butter. It mentions figures like 400 dollars, 82.0, and various grade numbers, but the fragmentary lines mix commodity names with broken words and unrelated phrases, lacking coherent events or dates.
The text reports on U.S. policy toward the Philippine Islands, noting considerations to merge the Philippine assembly into a governing body and transfer legislative power. It references Taft and Secretary of War secretaries, plus discussion of qualifications for Philippine voters and assembly members, with broader notes on railroad company earnings and freight tonnage.
Fragmentary 19th to early 20th century notes recount battles, politics, and disasters from Albany to Manila. Mentions include presidents, ships, revolutions, eruptions, and economic data, with scattered dates, places, and names like Massachusetts governors, Commodore Perry, Dewey, and Manilla. The piece compiles varied items without a single coherent narrative.
The passage outlines a consolidation within the Methodist Episcopal church with headquarters in Cincinnati. It mentions the Freedmen's Aid and Southern Durations, the Board of Certification, and the American Tract Society, noting approval by an executive board and the Dullishing interests.
The passage describes a chaotic, heavily corrupted set of notes touching on elections, public duty, and global sensibilities. It mentions New York, Philadelphia, and various unnamed places, with references to political figures, protests, and social upheaval amid broader calls for reform and accountability.
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