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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes a revolver incident involving William Burchits and Weabfast Senn. Includes scattered market quotations from Sioux City and references to a leave on September 17 and stock market terms, with unclear context and fragmented names.
George Chaves, a French aviator, reportedly broke the world record with a 4,192 term mark in the betchtring ise tomoplane. The previous best, by Leon Morsas, stood at 4,473 set in September at Bescrille.
Fragmentary text reports the death of a prominent leader and hints at political shifts. Names and places are unclear, but references to reform, recommendations, and a president suggest a turning point in governance. Further details are unreadable in the OCR excerpt.
Dispatches recount unrest in Berlin with cholera updates and rifts over policing. Reports mention Chicago violence, New York cotton markets, and railway shipments. Authorities outline limited cholera cases west of Berlin and ongoing public health measures.
Fragmented readable items report a district court case involving a company and Locust alleged root ardem with judgments sought. A death notice for Mrs J Lytle from Fon du Lac Wisconsin and funeral details follow. Mentions new phone company Hubbard Material Telegraph Co incorporation with capital.
A garbled clipping reports a tense set of incidents including detectives Tobin and the local police force, a fatality in a town fair violence aftermath, a George W. Chamier council figure, and charges against Frederick Acgumus Gauth Jr for unethical conduct. It notes a 1763 record price and a suicide at Marriile Mo, with fragmented names and events.
A garbled report from Niagara mentions a man named Hairy Murphy and references a fatal event near a plant linked to the Otten work in Waterloo, with figures around 150,000.5 and a town council matter. The text is corrupted, but indicates a violent incident and a property leasing dispute tied to a local company.
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