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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
2
A railway wreck near New York involved Meagher of Sodus and others, causing multiple deaths and serious injuries. Investigators report cars derailed, passengers thrown, and emergency crews rushing to the scene. A clergyman noted the injured near a livery stable as responders fought to stabilize victims.
Reports say multiple crewmen wounded as a vessel detonated near Toulon on Wednesday. An expert suggests sabotage linked to earlier tensions while investigators pursue a man charged with related offenses.
An article details the appointment and duties of the grand master and officials in Damlsville and nearby areas. It mentions the silent union, funding for a town project, and the compensation for officials and workers as part of a formal order. The piece names several offices and figures connected to the district administration.
A tangled report describes a gold scam sweep affecting multiple regions. Officials including a British commissioner and Milan’s envoy pursue clues, while leaders such as Meeqeonte and Croay government scramble to explain the affair and its impact on Croay’s southern area. A former Chitin minister to the Cojo States figures in the background as investigations proceed.
A contested leadership contest unfolds as Sav age Savage challenges amid accusations and doubts raised by party members. The convention sees heated debate on allegiance, party regulations, and potential censure, with key figures like Bartley and Vani cited in tense, behind the scenes lobbying and vote tallies.
Fragmented OCR notes mix a public health report with scattered names and events. It mentions a health statistic of 8258 cases in the United States and refers to fatalities and injuries, plus references to various places and people in a damaged, garbled format. The overall sense is a disjointed historical clipping with incomplete names and figures.
A chaotic report outlines a $31,000,000 appropriation by the Secretary of War for militia and territorial defense across various districts, with funding decided by secretary discretion. The piece also follows a Chicago kidnapping case involving a child, with police pursuit and racketeering context.
Market quotes across grains and livestock show varied prices with wheat and corn degrees listed. Prices per bushel and tonnage for futures and spot markets appear alongside shipping routes and regional names, reflecting a snapshot of early trading activity and observed demand.
Readers across the state learn about editorials and bylines including Carl Ruchute of Denison and Kimory Ti from the Valley Junction Express. The piece surveys columnists such as Mina Dawson of the Leg Motes Leader and Chris Myera of Cerro Gore County Republican while noting topics on press and Kipitne.
Fragmented report describes a night of violence in Welter City during a disturbance at a hotel. Several men, including Patrick Mulliquy, allegedly fought and caused injuries near the Roone river area. One man suffered severe burns and others were hospitalized as authorities investigated a joint-keeper at a Cleveland establishment. The article notes ongoing repairs and a long-ago planting incident linked to the city’s history.
A scrambled report from the Langened event highlights Vic Pierce's team victory with strong performances from Wes Biberty and Hovey. Contieil and other local groups earned notable placements as West Dikuty edged rivals and Troubled early heats gave way to steady finals.
The stock exhibit at the Town State Fair features top cattle and swine displays. Exhibitors from Uint and surrounding states present premier herds, with strong showings in cattle and horses while swine gain high acclaim in their classes. The fair runs amid cordial town producer participation and heavy foot traffic.
Hathaway Meira Reach an Armfouple Agnenid division approves the will with widow Abn Tavett Mathis receiving 1804 dollars. Executor Me bakinee awaits at 85,000, while heirs are set to receive portions under the estate settlement in Mowwm County court.
A disrupted OCR summary shows an auditor accused of collecting tax funds in Mintle County. The county grand jury is hearing the case with handling of proceeds and alleged misuse under review. Names and details are garbled in the source, but the core issue concerns public funds and an audit indictment.
George Paul, a farmer from a distant township, was fined seventy dollars and costs after pleading guilty to a crime. The court indicated it would defer further action until a later date. Local residents debate the severity of the sentence and observed ongoing efforts to establish a new civic building in the town.
An extensive schedule lists county fairs and village events with locations such as Fairfield Mapleton Pella and West Liberty. Dates range through September with multiple days noted for each locale, including notable names like Manito ketain and Jamestown.
The Populist ticket led by Hy Mh Weller and Ws Pwonte Relecates aims to energize a middle road campaign at the Slate convention in Des Moines. Candidates include Roverior-1 HL Weller Nagmia Skeuldaabt Govgrugr cherry Lage Newton Supe Tagesi McDonald Dew Moiuve Kuilveny Coanniesioner Jukhe McTewe Shelly County. The platform urges public control over private corporations, direct taxation, and state printing under state supervision. Sioux Gils chair 36 A. Darker spoke for national chair. Deengernis pledged to drop Vermination and seek an independent third party.
Rough notes from insurance report list fire losses over 10 000 across multiple Iowa locations including rural farms and factories. Entries reference Davenport factories Dorensiort mill Ulygr hotels and Sioux City livery stables, with totals reaching 352 120 and mentions of state contacts and local offices.
Veteran Brock sues Morahan Conelly for portion of Yar A lest estate seeking $10,000 principal plus $803 interest at 6 percent from December 1, 1963. County funds earmarked for Civil War veterans may be involved, with a possible distribution to the county for service expenses. The case touches on veteran relief and property recovery, amid mentions of financial and military-related disputes.
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