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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1900
Page
1
Britain and the United States press for a tough approach in the China talks. The government plans to authorize formal negotiations through ministerial channels, signaling a decisive phase in the settlement process and potential shifts in allied strategy.
A meeting of American sitters adopts a statement urging the U S government to complete work in South China and protect American commerce and prisoners. The document decries perceived delays and asks officials to show resolve to reassure allies and secure consignments and prisoners.
A chaotic report describes a train wreck on a Chicago bound line near Alton where a passenger named Burke fought with an unknown man over money. Burke struggled on top of the coach and was eventually pushed off. both men survived with injuries while a bystander aided.
Fourteen sailors rescued from a British tramp steamer after ten days adrift near Mitaceen. Boson and crew, including Seamer V8 WHT OT Dove Ane, were landed at Liver quol port aboard the British tramp Amans. Rescue followed wrecked restuctl and dismasted on the gralor logged. Water supply run dry, crew endured extreme thirst before salvation.
Detroit plans a special legislative session in Lansing to consider a joint resolution authorizing submission to voters next month of a constitutional amendment to permit taxing railways and other corporations on the value of their property rather than specifics. The Atkinson act deemed unconstitutional by the supreme court is cited as paving the way for this change.
A six year old boy and his six year old sister were injured in a violent incident near Wirllta Kantuy. The boy remains in critical condition with serious injuries while the sister is reported to be stable. Police say the attack involved a large ragged object and one assailant fled the scene. Investigations are ongoing as hospital staff provide care.
A diplomatic note dated April 4 urged unity between the United States and Germany on the Chinese question. It asserts federal support for punishing Chinese traders and discusses shifts in authority over the Chinese government, aiming for complete unity of action between the two powers.
The Louisville editor, Moor, faces U S charges after a publication linked to a controversial issue in Lexington and surrounding areas. The indictment centers on oblong material judged by authorities and the state supreme court later weighed obscenity versus explicit prohibition.
A chaotic incident at a public event interrupted by a violent act aimed at Hanna. The attacker struck near the speakers' stand while officials and bystanders reacted, causing injuries and a tense scene as the crowd urged calm. Authorities reviewed footage and questioned witnesses to determine motive and identify suspects.
Georgia election shows Democratic majority for state officers around 60,000 with Republicans failing to unite widely. Little voter interest, no major opposition, and few counties flipping. Fire destroys 300,000 loss at a pacific party stronghold, with multiple buildings damaged and workers returning to work after wage disputes.
Turbulent trading hits New York as several names show unusual swings. American Sugar Company cuts its price by 16 points while Avimotte Brea experiences shifts. Officials respond to the unusual revival in student coffieres and related markets as Wednesday reports suggest broad volatility.
Strikes spread across district No 1 as miners from Lehigh Vilas Hullside Coal and Crow Company area refuse work. Negotiations falter as wage and contract disputes prompt walkouts. violence limited to a home bombing attempt near a miner not active since the strike began. superintendent Loomis and executives pursue wage and safety concessions.
Disjointed reports from Hermosillo and Washington describe failed Yaqui peace negotiations and ongoing hostilities in Indian country. A gunboat Vilvaltal insurrection tale surfaces alongside market data and shipping notes, while Manila and colonial affairs yield sparse, mixed news. The dispatch cites a stalled Mexican presidential response and slow government efforts as fighting continues.
A chaotic late night passenger train robbery ends with gunfire and an explosion. Charlie Haxter allegedly killed one robber near Cornell. bandits seized baggage and forced a stop, while a second robber fled. Conductor Whit McGrew reports the dead man may be Gear of St. Joseph. a masked partner escaped. Investigators recovered $15, a satchel, and a chain.
Archbishop Keane Tella Priesta of Win Hisense outlines views on Catholic education funding and parochial schools amid protests over school integration. He defends prior work and vows to carry on his predecessor’s aims while priests gain a hearing on changes after a year. The dinner drew critics and supporters, with backing for education expansion and concerns over public school participation.
Fred Keenes is alleged to have confessed to the killing of Prisha after years in prison. The case centers on the murder closely tied to a horse theft and a Dek resident, with Leenes facing a grave charge. Community details remain murky as officials proceed with trial.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a campus clash between sophs and fresh at a university, with near contact struggles and authority surveillance. The report notes tense rites, disrupted order, and disputed actions by students and university officials amid chaotic scenes.
Peter Kohan reports a four mile northeast of Burt Dede incident where a team of horses vanished in unclear circumstances. A suspected horse thief is said to have fled toward Wievite with a buggy tail and a cod set of double harnesses missing. Fricknun offers a reward of 259 for the return of the property as police pursue leads with limited success.
A sprawling report details preacher Fowler facing questioning over alleged threats to a man named Hamilton and others. The district court bond set at 500 dollars, with trial looming in Kurt Dodge on October 22.
A collapsed OCR note shows an agent warning Amthand railroad men to pay freight bills or face action. The entanglement mentions a proposed connection to Milyrikow line, threats of legalities, and a900-word jumble about blinks, theft, and an escape involving Charles City.
The report details Iowa's 18th year output with iron ore rising sharply in value and volume. It highlights production growth across counties, the influence of clay and mineral markets, and regulatory changes shaping the industry. Government schemes, hospital reforms, and insurance minutes are noted alongside regional mining activity and economic impact.
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