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Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1936

Page

3

Vehicle strikes pedestrian prompts frantic village scene

A car hits a pedestrian at a village crossroads leaving the victim unconscious as bystanders react. A nearby villager urges urgent medical help while others debate fate and windmills. A man seeks approval for marriage after a string of family duties.

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Dewey Candidacy Decline Marks Curious Announcement

In April 1900 the New York World printed a famed yet naive Dewey bid for the presidency. The admiral’s interview claimed the president’s job was simple to fill and that he would faithfully execute Congress, sparking ridicule. Public opinion soured as Dewey’s stature and a second wife’s social ambitions fed criticism.

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Sturdy Campaigner Peere and Bryan’s Enduring Strain

A historical note on campaigning by William Jennings Bryan and others, highlighting physical demands of touring the country in 1896. It cites Bryan delivering up to 20 speeches daily aboard campaign trains, near exhaustion by Chicago after a dense tour, and mentions remedies pressed on him in Tennessee as critics pressed forward.

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Early settlements Newport Portsmouth and Providence

The text notes Newport and Portsmouth as early settlements sharing with Providence. After Roger Williams founded Providence in 1636, a group of religious outcasts led by William Coddington and Anne Hutchinson settled Portsmouth in 1638. Following dissension, Coddington and a faction moved to Newport in 1639.

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