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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
3
A severe storm swept the Great Lakes region causing extensive damage near Lorain and surrounding shores. The gale toppled trees and damaged structures, with crews attending to wreckage and residents reporting widespread impact and lingering dangers from high winds and flooding.
A muddled OCR style report traces political maneuvering around Prince Charles 18 and a possible legal challenge. It references a British court and a high stakes election, with names like Davish and Christinain appearing amid garbled phrases about a mob and a vote.
Readers are shown a chaotic clipping reporting numerous irregularities and criminal cases in New York and surrounding areas. Names and places are garbled, mentioning Western Union filings, pay rolls, banks, and a range of officials. One item references a price or charge and a clerical arrest, though details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A fragmented obituary notice recalls a long list of names and places with scattered references to death, trials, and people related to a community. The garbled text mentions Howat Manning Pil Mere Willig Stewart Wilbur Svenity and several others, implying a memorial or death notices with uncertain connections and locations.
A strange OCR fragment describes a train narrow escape near a location spelled Mlagsaee Pagith with mentions of a fire, a descent, and a trek toward Washinslins Mo. It references six or more unclear details about wind, sisters, and a washed area. The readable text remains garbled and contains many improper words.
A detailed report describes the trial of a man accused of a grisly killing. The defendant faced a judge on Wednesday, with evidence and testimony focusing on motive and opportunity. The verdict was delivered after deliberations, and sentencing is scheduled for later date.
A coroner's inquest examined the deaths and indicated a complex web of relationships. Testimony referenced Durraw's body, Darrow residence, and a prior unresolved case. Relations between Darna and her husband, and a separate man named Waller A. Dick, were discussed amid the court’s questions and a reported line of witnesses.
The Nebraska Wheat Association delegates protested a post office order limiting parcel sizes and challenged the plan to delegate fatemaking power to the interstate commerce commission. Samuel Mahon of Ottueny was chosen as delegate for the interstata em mene lay convention at Qhidgo on Ort. An investigation into postage was noted.
The readable fragments describe court action and a confusing scene around a gambling hub and organized crime. Names appear garbled, but the text references a mobbing attempt, a fraternity, and bets, with officials weighing the case and possible closures.
Fragmented OCR text describes a governor offers, requisitions and trials linked to a place called Schurcliffe and a figure resembling Sherglife. It mentions exports to Golorads, a potential trial in Germany, and calls for hearings and compliance with requisitions amid wartime context.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a tragic incident involving a boy and a woman, with references to a year old son and an accident at a location called Wie Weskt. The lines are unclear but imply injuries, possible fatalities, and multiple names such as Anning Garaniiish and Kayes of Syvlig.
Ananidan Yount, 79, dies from a gunshot wound after a sore broke during a rural accident. Witnesses report a loud discharge and a struggle before the youth’s death, with officials noting the event as a tragic incident in Des Moloney. A separate social note records a wedding anniversary celebration and local miscommunications at a residence.
A stream of clipped and garbled lines records a fatal accident in Hawg City with mentions of a fall from a streetcar and a death sentence for an unrelated case. Names such as John City, Thomas Weukealny, and Edtyund Hrounded appear amid references to courts and penitentiaries, with scattered notes on sentences and alleged crimes. The fragmentary text includes legal outcomes, arrests, and references to banks, a jail term, and a family tragedy involving Laila Bryeb and a husband.
A long garbled account describes Henry Irving as a premier actor of stage and screen, noting a Becket portrayal and a late performance in a flooded London district. It mentions Derkley blight and a salute by a mayor, with references to London, Bradford, and a crowd reaction.
Fragmentary OCR text details a political and legal discourse involving tribal leaders, governors, and land sales tied to the Cherokee Nation and McCurtain. References to meetings, a sale of con lands, and a figure named Gor McCurtain receiving a share, with mentions of a speaker J. We Sowtter Me nom and a student-like figure reading titles. The passage is highly garbled and contains numerous name and place corruptions.
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