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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
3
An early report details the sinking of the steamer Hageley in Lake Michigan during a May voyage from Marinette to Sheboygan. Passengers and crew were lost or saved in a scene of panic as wreckage and lifeboats vanished, with survivors recounting attempts to reach shore as reports spread through Sheboygan and nearby towns.
Confusing report outlines a tense meeting at Oxford Ohio regarding town affairs. It mentions a request to solicit funds, a village council vote on streetfronts and repairs, and references to residents and local figures amid accusations and community friction.
A garbled report describes a seizure connected to a hockey or water sport game involving officials and a 4000 dock valuation in Michigan. It mentions transit around a city and a dramatic scene with various named entities, ending with a reference to a monetary total of 3200.
Fragmented oblique OCR recounts a burial of a wealthy man as a pauper amid garbled names and places, referencing New Orleans and Mississippi events. The text hints at social disparity and a ceremonial burial, with stray mentions of individuals and dates obscured by distortion.
A chaotic riot in Oxford results in five people shot with two fatalities. Witnesses describe a violent scene as authorities move to restore order, with crowds dispersing after police intervention and gunfire prompting emergency response.
Report mentions representatives from several unions and parties as they discuss wage and labor issues. It describes a saloonkeeper Tom ONeill and others in Baltimore involving a shooting at a political or legal event. A revolver incident is noted, with references to wages, furnaces, and court or police actions. The text also notes events in Berlin and connections to New York labor activities and indictments.
A convoluted report details a high-profile robbery case in which Hound Gully faces sentencing after a dramatic court session. Key figures include judge and defense counsel, with mention of the such as Glenby and Lovelock in a heated trial that references a historic seizure and payoff.
Police report seven people were poisoned during a chaotic incident described as a public disturbance. Victims include named locals, with investigators tracing toxic exposure and possible foul play amid a tense afternoon in the city.
A garbled report describes Miihmel Guinther, Gulits of Ararat, charged after a fatal collision at Steck Avenue. The text alleges Guinther faced a fine and claimed involvement by others. details about the victim or official actions are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
A frantic urban search traced a missing boy named Wie Nie 14 from Medsae Sautelersin to Gail foe Whe die atin Thro. A thoughtful bystander saved the life of a patient at a local hospital while authorities publicized the event. The town praised residents who assisted and urged vigilance as details emerged about the boy’s return to relatives.
A violent crime story recounts a man named Farrar Nowe accused of brutal assault and attempted murder against his wife and daughter. The article notes a knife attack, the victim stabbed in the face, and the suspect's arrest and confinement at a county jail.
A damaged OCR snippet describes a river event with reference to a captive, a man named Willan McChily, and a person or place Keokuk. The text is garbled, mentions workers, hours, and a boat, but many words are unreadable, yielding an incomplete account of what occurred and who was involved.
The readable fragments describe a weapon incident involving a wounded person and a spouse, with garbled phrases about a father, a protected area, and possible local names. The text is heavily damaged and lacks coherent dates, places, or outcomes to establish a clear event narrative.
A garbled report details a bank robbery or store theft with names like Sheriff and Deputy mentioned. It notes court action, a prison sentence in a distant state, and a community tension over crops and famine relief. The fragmentary text references High School, New Hartford, and various places and people without clear sequence.
The report details campaign rhetoric and key figures including Mrs Hawne and Mrs Jefferson, naming speakers and party dynamics. It notes tensions over patronage and policy, with references to leaders like Governor and Democratic figures shaping the state campaign.
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