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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1900
Page
2
A rail line disruption in Wyoming halted by four bandits near Tipton. The robbers forced an express train to stop and blew a safe, causing heavy loss but no injuries reported. Police and a posse pursued fugitives miles into the countryside. a deputy and a marshal were warned of danger.
United States moves to push forward negotiations with China with a clearer path after Thursday talks. Officials in Washington report the United States engages in high level discussions with Chinese representatives alongside allies in Europe and Asia to address strategic questions and ensure responsible conduct in Asia.
A garbled report outlines a Grand Army election for commanders and a fatal fall from a train in Pennsylvania. It mentions several named figures and a connection to the Republican national convention. Also noted is a strike-picketing dispute affecting railway workers and measures to restrain non unionists.
Sir Ken Lafenghal, the Chinese minister in London, asserts he and a special envoy will lead peace efforts with the empress dowager. A telegram claims 1.5 billion Chang to be scot and memorials urging Chang to negotiate with Prince Cuing, Gen Fung Le, and Yang Tse viceroys in joint talks.
Corbett won after a hard five round contest with Peaoy. betting favored Corbett at 2 to 1 as the match progressed amid chaotic ringside scenes. Promoters and officials reported a tense atmosphere. the fight drew a large crowd, with plans for the next bout already discussed.
A cabinet gathering tackled the diplomatic and military phases of the Ghigesa problem. Officials weighed presence and actions, with Adeeak noted, as the administration considers partition opposition and quarantine measures amid financial strains and allied losses.
Fragmented report notes warpath references with Mexican frontier rumors and a series of local incidents. It mentions yellow fever cases, priestly anniversaries, a sailor’s death, hospital telegrams, and several city crime items including a suspected arsonist and insurance disputes.
The report blends chaotic claims of military moves and an assassination plot tied to King Victor Ewennenwed, with references to Vatican appeals and a London dispatch. It notes alleged conspiracies, a priest's absolution, and a Rome-to-Paris transit of figures amid diplomatic wrangling. Additional items include drastic weathered cargo lists and scattered financial figures, reflecting a tumultuous international scene.
A crash near Red Oak killed a railroad worker identified as Urakeman and injured another. Investigators trace the incident to a freight car derailment and a subsequent run over on the tracks. The case involves unnamed witnesses and local officials pursuing the exact sequence of events.
A man identified as a murder suspect left a note and a pistol at the grave site before killing himself after his wife’s death. Authorities report a tangled case including county officials and a broad inquiry into finances, contracts, and misconduct. Separate notices mention sheep shipments, mail delivery petitions, and a railroad accident with a boy's death.
Police report a gang suspected of stealing horses across several counties, with a lead in Lagyd Frene TL region. The group is said to operate from an eastern border area, about miles from the initial burglary, and investigators seek further clues to identify the ringleaders and dismantle the operation.
A fractured article describes a midterm caucus or meeting where nominations failed and a chair was appointed. The committee reviewed party affairs and urged vigilance for the year, noting previous petitions and the need to grow support for the party organization despite weak turnout.
The report outlines resolutions urging Congress to elect committees, fund canal projects, extend rural free tolls, and curb goblin domain claims. Five or six measures are described, including support for a new canal in Nicanasia and a government probe into development practices. Several juvenile references and price notes appear amid fragmented transcripts.
A corrupted census report outlines Chicago population figures and coverage issues. It notes shifts in city turnout, missed individuals, and comparisons to New York's data, ending with a table row referencing population by city and race across sections.
The legislature announces the appointment of J.P. Dol Gwer at Port Onige to the United States Senate to fill the seat caused by Senator John H. Gear’s death. The appointment is effective June 1, 1901, as the Legislature won’t meet in regular session until 1902.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic Kansas wheat market with references to large tonnage, car counts, and wartime demand. Mentions Salina County output and regional traders, with many garbled names and numbers implying high prices, hefty shipments, and shifting shifts in labor for harvest.
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