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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in a distant setting. Readable bits include references to Moy and Philadelphia or similar locale markers, with loss of clear event or outcome. The piece hints at a reportable incident but provides no full details or conclusions.
A dispatch reports Miles traveling to the Philippines for an inspection trip related to Arey Cositit toss and approval. The note mentions President Roosevelt, rumors of potential policy shifts, and Miles’s movements from Washington toward Manila and beyond, with various military and diplomatic references.
The article recounts the demolition of Newgate Prison in London and the removal of its medieval masonry. It notes the structure dated to the era of King Foka and mentions broader urban changes, including widening streets, with the site later rebuilt for new use.
The text describes a chaotic incident in Bloora Ind involving a banker and his wife fleeing with a man named Theos. The town is depicted as unsettled while authorities, led by Hieusant Durham, pursue them amid a backdrop of a wealthy farming country and local business. The fragmentary report notes a Chicago connection and a sizeable sum, with vague references to a bank and a door gate.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a derailment near Mort, with vague references to trains, workers, and multiple names. Reads like a damaged news item about a railway incident with scattered names and places, unclear sequence, and missing details.
Prices across commodities show mixed moves with grains like wheat No 2 red at 18¢ to 20¢, corn No 2 mixed around 60s, oats No 2 at 270, and rye No 2 mixed. Livestock includ es cattle 8.00 to 8.90, hogs 4.00 to 7.60, and creamery milk values near 30 cents.
The report shows total production of gold and silver in the United States for 1900 at about $ $111,715,000 in gold and $75,060,700 in silver, with total value around $186 million. It notes declines in several states and highlights Alaska, Colorado, Utah, and Oregon as notable but uneven contributors.
A fragmented report outlines a polar expedition led by Ziegler and associates. It notes instruction from a secretary and plans to move independently toward the north pole without waiting for Landvin, aiming for first reach and glory.
Cleveland authorities outline plans for railway routes and franchise bidding amid financial strain. A state payment clears some obligations, while confusion surrounds the real estate and franchise processes. An unrelated obituary notes the death by suicide of a former employer’s employee, Thurman Marz, aged 21, in Warren, Missouri, with ties to Kansas City capitalism and Alena, Michigan medical care.
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