14 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
1
The readable fragments mention Renwick, 10wA, Ray FGley, and Dubie with unclear context. This compact item records names and a place, signaling a local notice or brief column entry without a clear event or outcome.
A gas explosion in Midtown West Side New York City caused a manhole cover to blow, injuring a worker and damaging several shops and windows. Fire crews extinguished flames, while several people escaped unhurt and investigators probed the accidental blast. Estimated damage about 10,000 dollars.
The board announces the expulsion of eight men deemed deficient in the June examination after studies show failures. Named are A. Th Riht of Margined, Firnuld Aianuus of Keutarey, Fo Westtur, Phil Meec of Genrrin, Tandelph Wickens of Washleglus, We Ve. Disey of Artunsay, and J. Cale Nout of Loleao.
A fragmented report notes Mide Ins Wir and Watlins Henson amid a divorce bid with Thadiy goods stolen. The judge favored Catherine Gould granting alimony of 2000 dollars monthly and 2059 dollars in costs. other lines reference related actions and a Chicago death tied to court outcomes.
A street fair collapsed and caused injuries as a stage named in the report faltered. Officials noted extensive damage near the event area with a total mishap cost cited as $175,006 and a related delayed timeline for recovery efforts.
The note cites quirky phrases about stocks and prices with scattered terms such as Sioux, quatitvity, and seven dollars eighty-eight cents, hinting at a chaotic market blurb. Names like Tuteier Mert and SHAK PPG appear as fragmented references in a damaged OCR segment, suggesting a misread financial item.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a wife and husband matter with references to a family dispute and a discount value. Details are garbled and names or dates are not clearly identifiable. The readable portions suggest a personal or legal notice style without coherent events.
The trial jury convicted John R. Walsh of misappropriation of funds from a Chicago bank and he must serve a five year term unless the Supreme Court overturns the verdict. The appeal focused on questions of admissibility and certification, with Walsh’s counsel arguing for relief while noting the court’s tight schedule and the judge’s rulings. The courtroom was crowded as statements and reactions filled the air following the verdict.
A counterfeit five dollar silver certificate bearing the 1595 series features the title and signatures of the treasurer and register. It uses a 21 face plate number 1212 and 66 back number, with a distinct watermark and production details, prompting a public warning. The note is tied to a broader counterfeit ring described in the alert and linked to recent dispersal in Michigan and beyond.
The event spans Zurich to the northern torente, with Edgar W. ix and Mix Grale Bennety facing a dramatic wind aided contest. Officials have not finalized the results, but racers logged distances around 1045 to 1290 kilometers, amid rumors of a top endurance showing and scattered reports of telecommunication gaps.
The weekly Iowa digest highlights local events and notable notes from across the Hawkeye State. Readers get quick summaries of politics, weather, community happenings, and regional alerts.
Mrs Joseph Smith of Stows City witnessed the fatal accident as her baby son fell from a bed onto the floor while playing. He struck the bare floor and lapsed into unconsciousness, with a relative discovering him and unable to revive him before help arrived.
A large section of the viaduct over the New York Central tracks near Hie and Mediman streets in Hutulla NF was wrecked by a blast on Thursday. An attempt on September 14 to destroy the same structure failed. Hundreds of windows in a surrounding area were shattered. Officials blamed the act on a local company worker and signals the incident as a potential act of sabotage amid vehicle and street disruption.
Four persons killed and several injured when a southbound train collided with a local freight near Parpetl mid Tuesday. Engineer Clark attempted evasive action but failed as the engine was derailed. Officer Watson of Kenny MI reported the event to authorities.
A Halifax to Montreal special freight train collided head on with a local passenger service near Nashar Creek on Thursday. Three KINA crew members were killed, another died under wreckage, and two Drakemen were gravely injured in the crash.
A Santa Fe wreck near Temple Texas involved the Sabla Feldsteaper trail engine overturning and several cars leaving the track. Fors and Lowiness McGinnis are reported seriously injured after being trapped under the engine.
A meeting held Tuesday at Moreland produced a decisive stance that will influence the local street railway policy. Mayor Johnson argued for a definite fare, while opponents pressed for a broader reform of transit pricing and services.
R A Hite formerly of San Francisco shot himself on Thursday amid a New York development affair. Stenographers fled in panic from the building as the scene unfolded. Capt. Ress was reportedly dead when investigators arrived, suggesting a tied incident within the Now blekiew Develop company context.
Dudley Huck Chees Hite known as Hadley Puck, a church organist and composer aged 70, died suddenly Wednesday in West Orange, South Carolina. Born in Hartford, Connecticut, he studied at Leipsic Conservatory and wrote the popular song for the opening of the contest in Philadelphia.
A boxing meeting in San Praneisee was postponed on October 16 at the urgent request of Mater Coffreth who declared belief that Uhettey would perform better on a later date.
In a citywide scene described with fragmented prose, Wallan Ranosear, a rival figure to prior contenders Senge PR, McClelland, and Charley J. Thughar, enters a new mayoral contest amid a noisy crowd of about 4,000 supporters, with details restored from the garbled OCR text.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a taproom incident with KiBA and Bowers during a Wednesday event. The wording is garbled and names a person tied to a river and a trailing teammate, but key details, actions, locations, and outcomes are not decipherable.
A late report from Nitroimo notes that more than Affy men are believed to have perished in a mine disaster at the Wetlinsion Coinery company excavation near Nicho, Tuesday rescue efforts continue amid fears of further collapses.
Noted Ghhenmian Wend Chang-Chih-Tunig, grand counucis tor of China, defeated at Perle Yuuulay. Chang-Chih-Tume was a raceher of Mie nrand couned of Chinn Ame bnd Rene Shale government Kang loc. Three shnep and Meinet earth mocks were set at Hat Lake Utah Tuesday night. The first occurred at 7:42 and the last at 7:45. Andrew Werg felt at polars lin tana.
A Wednesday blaze hit the Springinkl plant of the Wun dieNinh Coosa rage camping and ooolly famored thy vlovilay of the Thue Wwayer MINI Company. The 89,000 Wusheke newheal contents were destroyed, with an estimated loss of 2100400 and FACGOO swam on Slice payne.
In a quiet St. Leni arena, the Veiled Prophets edged Monta as the calendar nears the New Fest meet. The season sees tense play with strategic defense and clutch plays shaping the standings.
Aklerrian Pirate Malley and Teines Mart faced charges in the diarrist court this Wednesday. The hearing concerned mismanaged property and resulted in a $40 fine for Aion, with the outcome pending further action.
A 27 year old man identified as Nortolly Arobea was killed several miles west of Norfolk Wednesday when he rose on a train engine gangway. Local authorities investigated the curious accident as the engine traversed the northern frakiliniih area near Northwestern Frakiliniih of Noreate.
A Sunday fire of unknown origin gutted the west side of Amulet Street in SSL destroying a post office and two large general stores. Losses reach about 47 760 dollars with insurance around 1 770 dollars. Marshaltown and Zearing assisted with relief efforts but could not fully mitigate the damage.
The article describes an infant, labeled as the smartest and best of wealth, born at the home of Mer and Aes near AMRion. It notes the baby’s early mMnsed sounds and perfect duvuned appearances, while mentioning delays in meals and the parents, Mr. Graves and Hath, as average.
A disrupted incident at Worle involves an incendiary device and a threshing machine found damaged at a forge near Pabiling. Earlier work at Laugena Avent and S'elock noted a stark event in De Young firm. machine fatally damaged while still set for operation. Workers found signs of force but no perpetrator identified as yet. machine destroyed and efforts ongoing.
The Jefferies county grand jury indicted Dr. J. Gilmore of Afarth Oll and Dr. J. Ing of Anaumeen for alleged criminal operation linked to the death of a young woman named Gartruds Yeckton of Anamasa. Postmasters to Convene in Sioux Rapids with Northwest District meeting planned and tours by state officials. Arrests for forgery and a veteran horse named Darning Borse Dying also noted.
Fragmented OCR report notes a Northwestern brakeman fatally injured at Parkersburg amid a sensational scene at an industrial conference. Mentions of preachers, graduates, and a chase figure in chaotic details of unclear origin.
A blaze broke out Thursday afternoon in the rear of S C Tolman & Fro at Sergeant Platts, starting from a crib with a fly loom of baled hay. A bucket brigade formed by locals fought the fire, causing extensive damage and an estimated loss around 1500 dollars. The Wolman brothers' rear area held four cells and about 969 feet of storage, with two empty and others holding hay and 600 bushels of corn, but no injuries or casualties were reported.
The Omaha and Council Blots street car line extends to Glenwood with first car service on the Opmta and Counc Bluts street railway. A 4 o clock schedule will be kept at the beginning. The line runs toward the lake and to the senoor with transfers available between the school and a station.
Foreign insurers must register with the Secretary of State and pay a filing fee of twenty five dollars for the first twenty thousand of capital and one dollar for each additional thousand. Auditor Breakfast Maynard says all foreign companies must obtain permission and pay the fee, or face a one hundred dollar daily penalty for noncompliance.
The Muscatine law arievcement langue reports that a saloon petition lacked enough signatures and was not filed within the thirty day limit. Dry advocates foresee another dry year while other local items note a man fined and jailed, a brakeman’s accidental death, and a minister preparing to run a newspaper.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a cooler era and a reference to a week and a war era. Names, dates, and places are illegible, producing a sparse, non-identifiable record with minimal concrete facts.
The text compiles scattered commodity quotes and market notes including maize soybeans oats rye and wheat prices. It mentions various grades No 2 No 3 mixed and futures style figures alongside livestock values for hogs cattle and sheep with several unclear place names and dates obscured by OCR.
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