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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
1
A chaotic tale of heroic acts and conflicting reports follows the sinking of a passenger ship where 93 aboard faced peril. Most survivors were saved after measures on the water, with discrepancies over crew actions and rescue timing.
Nearly 46,000 signups recorded on the first day of a lands registration in North Platte as James W. Witten oversaw the booths. By 4:05 p.m. 4,049 people had registered since midnight opening and crowds filled nearby lodgings while accommodations were expanded. Similar turnout reported at Broken Bow with over 1,700 registrations by day’s end, and Valentine saw 20 automobile parties from South Dakota arriving before the draw.
Plan Magnificent Home Bronx Cuy publisher announces the closing of two contracts for erection of a new press plant for the newspaper and related industries to be mounted at PuCh and Douglas streets. The plant valued at 17000 is to be housed in a waterproof basement with glass cage stairwells, abandoned after current occupation.
A jury in Boone district court awarded 9000 dollars to Keone and others infired by a Scandia incident near Aladrid. The defendants faced a 20500 dollar damages claim in the suit. The case drew notable attention amid ongoing appeals and legal questions.
In Syndgogie Lamberg Auattia-Hengary a large crowd surged as a panic broke out at a gathering. Hundreds of women rushed toward the venue with sixteen reported injured and others in distress. Authorities are assessing the chaos and safety measures.
A clubman named Sonny Ralph or Ralph, reportedly recovering at a local hospital after a BHT operation involving knee fittings. Details are unclear due to garbled text. No verifiable names, places, or dates can be confirmed from the readable portion.
A garbled memo from Frisco mentions a postmaster appointment or role involving Wellington, Arkansas, and a survey of local postal duties. The text references a postmaster and a telephone contact line, with unclear dates or exact actions.
Washington October 11 smallpox added to the camp dangers as 30 000 Mexican refugees near Eagle Pass Texas face forced relocation. Immigration officials rushed doctors and nurses to the scene while federal labor inspectors denied further raids. Monterey and Mexico City report rebel activity and clashes near Torreon with casualties and potential cannons used. No prisoners expected as federal troops advance in northern Mexico per war department briefing.
A October tornado plowed through Guster county hitting Broken Bow and surrounding areas. Eight miles north at McCastin home two family members injured. Bevington family near Lowe of Sarrent also hurt. Horses and barns destroyed near Lodi with no major casualties reported. Sargen reportedly damaged in its path.
Reports from Washington and Madrid detail a proposed Discovery Day event in the United States and the Navy rejecting bids from Carnegie Bethlehem and Midvale Steel for a battleship plate. France’s President Poincare visits Madrid and declines attendance at a Franco Spanish festival celebration.
An encoded report describes racial unrest in a village, mentioning Jollet and Ko tied, with deputies arriving to quell violence. It references a Mayors appeal, a mob, a hostage scene, and names such as Ted Winkeld Loule Hab and Winfield, all within an chaotic narrative.
In New York on October 11 Gunioat Smith edged Carl More rie of Oklahoma after a heated foul call in a key bout at Matson Square Garden. Officials ruled the deciding point on a foul, with the crowd reacting to the controversial finish.
A renowned chess master and longtime commentator, reportedly 91, died at his New Jersey home after a long illness. He mentored many players, including several champions, and was a pivotal figure in American chess circles for decades.
Albany Oct 10 details emerge from Sulzer trial as friend of the New York executive speaks to justify actions. Court rejection of counter moves signals the start of further examination of Willem Sulzer, with charges including perjury and corrupt practices tied to political dealings.
Nome, Alaska October 9 reports a fierce fire followed a storm that devastated much of the city. The blaze struck Pacific Gold Stand and nearby stores, wrecking buildings and shattering meat supplies for winter. Ten lives are feared lost as firefighters battle debris and salvage what remains.
A derailment near Wind Yory, La, on the New Gries and Surihwestern railroad injured multiple people. Reports say Hurt lin Wireck, Retuher, Hlvs, Ort 11.-Hirtenn suffered fatal injuries as cars veered off the embankment near Fleot embankmus. Rescue crews worked at the scene as patients were transported for treatment.
A Rochester case revolving around Mire Truth bits and a machine referenced as Theachey’s machina draws attention as authorities review the defendant, Higolh Reachey, and the implications of the Mire Truth bits. The proceedings touch on exoneration themes and legal clarifications in a broader New York context.
Champ Stark suffered a non serious injury after a tear at a wee site in Gat. The incident occurred Tuesday during a gathering with the Wanhington party as the sleeping car was hung aboard a special train. No serious injury reported.
Washington Oct. reports of a heated exchange at the Boston convention of bankers and bankers association where Democratic leaders denounced threats to the currency reform. President Wilson signaled no plan to veto or delay the currency bill, while Senate critics pressed for action and cautioned against partisan manipulation.
Deputies demanded the resignation of President Huerta after a volatile session in which gunfire threatened the chamber. Deputies were held back by federals as leaders demanded disarmament of rebels, while Huerta faced calls to resign and a possibility of dissolving the legislature amid tense demonstrations and warnings of further action.
Odd obituary item from Anheuser Busch leaders notes the death of Adolphus Busch at his estate near Langers Subaheah. The piece records estimates of his wealth at 60 million dollars and mentions family figures including his son August A. Busch. Local reaction quotes include ties to the brewery and community leadership.
Fragmentary text references a senator and past actions, with unclear names and places. The readable bits suggest a historic political event or outcome years ago, mentioning Wood and a potential public life event. Details are too garbled to confirm specifics.
A fragmentary OCR item from Auten describes a fatal auto accident involving a young girl from Corinuton and nearby residents. The notice lists injuries and casualties but is garbled, with limited readable names and places.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Evonotlist Sreks Namages and Circinhaul dated Oct 1, with references to Quorge W HLUDU WEIL and known avanpalist. It notes exiled thief McNamara and others, with health concerns for AE Fath and family members.
A garbled narrative follows Tony, once a scholar at a university, wandering the Kinly highlands with bandits and danger. He dodges captors after entering a cave, is seized and dragged toward a fiery pit, and is identified by a mountain chieftain as Tony the brigand the instructor recalls.
Unclear OCR text discusses celestial motion and star patterns. Mentions Professor Curtin, observatory study, and comparisons with 60 year records. Notes on proper motion of stars and theoretical constellations. Mentions 300,000 rare items and yen value in context of an astronomical discourse.
A garbled ad from Columbus Ohio hints at a jail-related promotion in a newspaper, mentioning the Ohio penitentiary and a wheel. The fragmented text shows advertising language and unclear details about the campaign.
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