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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
6
A chaotic draft report outlines Cleveland’s three cent streetcar fare and the push for municipal ownership. Johnson leads opposition in a long dispute over future control, while plans propose a four cent transfer, a seven cent regular fare, and state involvement to set maximum rates.
The text notes the demise of Colonel Morrison, a prominent Democratic figure tied to the Interstate Commerce Commission. It recalls his Civil War service, command of the Forigeninth Volunteers, and multiple terms in Congress including service on the Ways and Means Committee. It mentions tariff debates and his era in 19th century politics.
In Up Gastter, three heavily armed bandits held up The Cities National Bank of Glen vo Suringe, kidnapping $10,000 in cash. The robbers escaped westward before a sheriffs pursuit, while a deputy sheriff arrived as the money vanished from sight.
Frasnauting attorney Frank Parsons allegedly attempted suicide in his office. The Gonrt convenes soon amid concerns over his duties in a troubling case, with questions of his mental state and temporary insanity status arising.
Fragmented OCR style tribute mentions heroes and civilians with garbled names and phrases. It refers to war effort and moral duties, honoring soldiers and families amid confusion. The piece reads like a reverent wartime note with partial names and scattered sentiments.
A Gaudin man surrendered to police claiming he shot his wife who endured relentless illness and coercive demands. The jury acquitted him citing diminished will and severe spousal domination as key factors in the marital dispute.
The Werary of the Selaphowa girls Ghetstinn and Allen Warrutt slept through an exchange fire in Dito. They phoned the resting residents then alerted Valaisvilla and Madson departments. A fire stated in a store beneath the exchange and the girls aided in saving the village from destruction.
Me Flo 6, the favorite, won the Saratoga Cup feature amid a crowded program at Baratosa and Madison events. Notable performances included Windfall at Madison, Wallace Pt Johnson of Pennsylvania defeating Melvitta Lang University of California, and major league talk followed changes in ball league. The card highlighted many drivers and exhibitors across multiple venues with varied showings.
Dr Iamea D Angell retirement marks end of a long tenure noted as president emeritus. The university appoints Denn Js Mutebing to handle permanent succession while Angell remains on leave and notes limited attendance as he departs. The article cites Angell warning about ongoing duties and future responsibilities for the university and its leadership.
Abram G. Eby, former mayor of Burkenville Va, convicted for using the mails to defraud. Sentenced to eighteen months in a federal prison in Atlanta and ordered to pay 45090. He sent letters to President Mellora of the Pennsylvania Railroad threatening destruction of the Norfolk and Western Railway and other lines. Eby sought an agreement with the railroad to amend damages, was arrested in Philadelphia. The defendant offered no defense and claimed insanity.
Reports from Turley Tobacco district in Kentucky show 200,069 acres in tobacco for 1909 with a large pool proposed. Growers in each county discuss pool declaration and expect the pool to stand, amid questions on how the pool will be handled and distributed.
The Columbia Bank and Just Company of Oklahoma City, led by Young, received deposits totaling about 3,000,000 and is paying claimants dollar for dollar. The bank’s assets will be used to satisfy claims, with 50,000 dollars of state guaranty fund and 92,000 total guaranty fund cited. The bank board has levied additional taxes to replenish the fund.
William A. Dreber, a wealthy local, vanished from Alta California after a vineyard visit. His wife found him missing Wednesday night. police, searchers, and a Kalshis or Fything appeal followed. He was later found at Mayhewa Station, with mental fog and memory gaps. A separate Des Moines burglary left G E Murrow dead in his bed. the burglar escaped with $25.
Reports from Parliament describe a land bill passing the Commons by a vote of 114 to 1 4 with Lords expected to approve minor changes. Amid international note protests and German party shifts the year’s political tempers flare as Asquith defends policies and Irish tensions surface. The piece notes European powers arguing over protection and a tax vote stirring intra party divisions.
A sermon extols Christian stewardship as entrusted by God. It urges faithful use of personal gifts, wealth, and churchly and secular institutions for the gospel. The speaker highlights stewardship of life, education, hospitals, missions, and the tenth, stressing accountable service and devotion to divine mysteries.
The readable fragments discuss the presence of the Holy Spirit, faith, preaching, and travel to hearts for salvation. It mentions messengers, witnesses, and the spread of gospel to all, with references to Christ and worldly conversion.
An editorial piece urges a religious observance for the nation’s anniversary, praising God’s blessings from discovery and industrial progress. It questions secular excess and stresses gratitude for air, water, sunshine, and liberties, urging a humble remembrance of America’s generosity and opportunities.
The excerpt discusses the coronation of XMS and its authors, highlighting tidwued Berranet Crandon and associated hymns. It notes their influence among Christians, soldiers, and regions from India to Africa, and describes the hymn as widely sung in America and in churches, with references to biblical imagery and the line awaiting a royal crown.
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