18 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a court appearance with a person named Murray and a Benches action. Autes the Dujitber and Bogbeer Milter are mentioned in faulty lines. Plea entered not guilty before the superior court amid unclear references to warrants and violations.
The candidate Burke announces retirement from public life and will not seek reelection to the Senate seat held by Senator Crawford. He cites health as a key factor and thanks South Dakota voters, supporters, and friends, promising to remain in Pierre.
Rev Hanley of Soklin College was indicted by Vigo County grand jury for assault and battery stemming from an incident at Middletown Indiana. The elder Hanley alleges he was beaten with a cane and kicked by his son. The minister denies the beating claiming restraint during family disputes and says a reconciliation occurred at his father’s home.
A blaze at the rear of the Jake J. Goebel and M. Bird office, likely incendiary, spread up and over the building occupied by M. D. Lydick and Hartington Herald. Prompt Hartington fire department response limited damage to Lydick properties and stock in the adjacent shops.
Des Moines January resignation by Jan Thomas Watters, secretary to Governor Clarke, to pursue Drake University law studies. The move leaves a 31 500 portion to be tied by appointment.
Myera of Alton Ja highteder was rescued by Washington detectives while with a trio of casters men posing as awindlers. They were headed toward the Washington monument with one posing as guide. They allegedly planned a money match scam and were stopped by office detectives. Myera served as a witness.
The event featured Miss Margaret Wilson singing The Herult Thrush while a crowd of poets students and guests dressed in varied gowns gathered on rough wooden benches. President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson attended with family members as an artist’s wife suffered a broken ankle backstage and received medical care.
A nine year old girl Marguerite Carmen Do Repentigny Jouche was kidnapped from the Haly Naine cathedral school on Friday. Police, alerted by a taxi driver signaling two plainclothes officers, arrested the kidnapers who claimed to be J. Al. De Repentigny of Montreal and Mrs. Laura Sullivan of Schenectady. The couple said the act was legal and that the woman was the child’s mother.
A roundup of brief world items reports a birthday gap in New York with Bre. Russell Bage, India flood fatalities near Simla, and a military airplane crash at Buechenbeuren causing deaths and injuries as the craft plummeted into a crowd.
Wallington Sept 15 Former Representative Janes E Walton of Indiana attacked Col Mulkul’s charges vigorously before the house committee on Friday, claiming his correspondence has been misused. Walton said he was never employed by the National Association of Manufacturers or a lobbyist or lawyer for any jobber, denying involvement in the matter.
Cafomet Mich Sept 13 Former Prosecuting Attorney W J Mason of Varga county aged forty eight years Fee drowned according to information received here while canoeing of Keweinaw hay at I/Ange
James Wee, engineer, is dead and Mrs Anna Weeron, boarding house keeper, injured after a double shooting. Dye and an alleged accomplice tied to the incident, with suspicions pointing to Jealoway as a source of the weapon. Local police investigate the incident.
Thaw faces extradition after a Canadian arrest order triggered by New York authorities. Sharif Gray of Coos counts will enforce the request. legal moves include habeas corpus and possible prolonged court battles. Thaw communicates with his mother and lawyers in Mantrent and Sherbrooke while Gov. Felker weighs extradition compliance.
Testimony before nine impeachment managers describes Governor elect Sulzer's broker accounts with Harries and Fuller from June 1910 to December 1910. It details loans of 23000 dollars with stock collateral, cash payments totaling over 26000 dollars, and a 18000 dollar payment after the election, plus a December 6 cash payment and a final balance settlement.
Washington report notes the Undar wond Simmons tariff bill passing the senate by a tight margin. Democrats Thorpton and Randell of Louisiana were the only dissenters, while Tolndexter Progressive and La Follette Republican backed the measure. Lewin and Gronna signaled support, with Lewin later indicating intent to vote for the bill. Royway and others remained undecided.
Reported disaster offshore Helgoland costs fifteen lives as an airship wreck ends with the craft plunging 690 feet. A doctor and crew member were among the dead as authorities assess the catastrophe and possible rescue efforts.
Portland Maine reports Speaker Jon C. Peturs of Ellsworth won the special election in the Third congressional district by a 463 vote margin over Mayor William A. Pattangall of Walerville. Edward McLawrence of Lubec a Progrressive candidate also ran. O. M. Auerbach acquitted in Chicago trial involving multiple defendants. Fisher wrecked on Nipau near Lali.
On September 12 a dirigible balloon drifted free in a strong wind over the area. Two nals Ufera were lifted and another Zepyn-Niu dirigsive balloon narrowly avoided destruction after being carried by gusts. the Cor tran military airshin 2-2 wreuehee!
An act passed authorizes free entry into the United States for exhibitors toward the Panama-Pacific Exposition to be held in San Francisco in 1915. The measure, amid legislative action, clears the way for international participation and related arrangements.
The will of the late Dr Oliver Lyingston Jones founder of the Cardi Ner Foes movement leaves $10,000,000 to his widow. The document names General Tonia Cardi ner Foes as a key relation and notes the estate is valued at ten million dollars.
In Cornish New Hampshire on September 13 President Wilton arrives for a summit. Secretary Tumulty accompanies him as he is greeted by officials. The agenda includes a summarizing meeting at the house with local officials present.
An apparent suicide was reported in Milwaukee where the deceased, identified as Michael Wuells, was found hanging from a tree. Authorities noted the death followed an August first incident and the individual previously fled the area.
News from New York reports Mayor William J. Gaynor died at sea on the steamship Dalle while en route home. The death occurred from heart trouble as he sat in a deck chair. a nurse and ship’s surgeon attended, but efforts to revive him failed. The body was embalmed and placed in a sealed casket for the Cunard Lusitania voyage burial plan.
San Francisco officials announce an exposition to cost 400000 dollars at the Pavanna Pacalle venue. The event aims to showcase Australian plans and relies on guidance received by PB Quin, a local civic leader for the New South Water estate.
A Sept 16 New York report details grand jurors and the district attorney’s office preparing for a public play amid objections. A schooner wreck is noted off Tlalifas, Alabama, with a heavy storm sweeping the coast and divers at work.
In an odd city tale a janitor reports a nocturnal Coon Hunt inside an office building. Rumors swirl about a hotel resident’s pet coon and a bizarre chase involving a mysterious internatTrust building, with curious sightings and tales of a scored trap line and a strange guest.
A sea lion appeared at Cambridge, Manitoba, entering a residence district and causing alarm. The animal bellowed from a window and charged through doors before police contained it near the Fort Glen area. Officers and locals corralled the creature with canvas and prepared to transport it, while bystanders watched a heavy, three year old animal weighing over 200 pounds. The curious visitor drew attention from residents and officials alike.
A cow wandered onto a North Forty sixth Street area and was struck by a vehicle. Police later confirmed the animal died at the scene and no human injuries were reported. Officers conducted the initial investigation and identified the cow’s owner. The incident closed with no further action.
A farmer boy is injured when a wagon collision causes a lamp to fall in downtown Alighlod Ohio. Beas Block Traffin reports the incident as a rural street mishap with emergency responders summoned.
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