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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
3
A fragmentary report describes Nathan Swift of Sentenge, presumed dead after a polo accident on a Sunday. The incident occurred near a high school in Weul as Swift was in the air during a match, with a survivor identified as Mr Spam day noting the danger.
A posse closes in on the outlaw known as Kid Curry at a Kansas City rendezvous while Curry plans to outwit his pursuers. Local authorities work to confirm associates and a possible capture as the gang’s escape routes remain under scrutiny.
Desperate financier Honey Mockley of Kansas City commits suicide by bolt in a rented room after a series of losses. He left behind a troubled life including a failed business, a fire, and mounting debts totaling about 35 000, with family and associates affected by the tragedy.
A midwestern bank announces a five percent interest rate, citing planned reforms and the hope of aiding healthy wealth growth. Officials warn the move could signal broader money loosening and potential inflation as markets react to higher yields and pension fund pressures.
A promint citizen, Davey, reputed for public service, faced a fatal incident in Fern on a Wednesday morning. The event involved a bank transaction and a family tragedy, with details murky but the main facts indicating a violent act preceding a quick investigation by local authorities.
A muddled report describes a boy burglar case involving a homeowner and several named individuals. The text references entries into a house, a suspect named Mickles, and an apparent court action with limited legible detail about the offense and outcome.
A grave fire in St Janie Max killed Willie Arteey his wife Mary B Talon and their one year old daughter Poel. Gasoline and faulty stove contributed. The boy helped his mother before perishing. Reports from Maris France describe broader distress and a shipwreck elsewhere.
A confused crime puzzle emerges from a Nebraska town with references to an apparent suicide at a local office. Police report a body found at 2:38 near Richards Brok with injuries, while a brother named Filwiston or similar is named in family and insurer circles.
Severe storm chronicles recount nearly forty lives lost as ships battled Norvalk weather and shifting seas off the Atlantic coast. Survivors tell of capes and coast guard rescues while New York harbor reports incoming wrecks and wartime transport disruption.
A degraded OCR report outlines a harsh agricultural period with frost and wind affecting crops in the region. It notes damage to corn fields across Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, and surrounding areas, with estimates of 3 to 6 percent losses and warnings of delayed harvests. Weather events threaten yields while farm activity adapts to the cold and frost.
A distressed tale emerges of a teen girl 14 named Howey, daughter of Rev Howry, who vanished from Attion Welding at night. Police capture the young couple and hold them for prosecution, with reports of a Western avenue search and a bridge-back recovery.
Arrested parties, including Willa Veighetnet and Wilma Av Hin, flagged in a theft scheme at Marabatitowa involving losses around 2000 dollars. They pleaded not guilty in police court before Mayor Joy, venue moved to Justice court of Ti L Burritt, with charges of breaking and entering, assault with intent to murder, and robbery.
Fragmented OCR recounts a bank dynamiting attempt with a small cash grab and frightened burglars, a death aboard a Mississippi houseboat at Griple Island near Dubuque, a schoolyard bicycle theft frustration, a horseman’s accident in Creston, and multiple sudden deaths from alcohol, apoplexy, and accident. Names and places include Rouvorn Serure, Welch County, Griple Island, Dubuque, Creston, and Clarinda.
Report describes loss from theft at 94000 and construction issues on a major bridge over the Haong River in Webster City. The failing structure incur costs for labor and machinery, with delays and accusations affecting the project and local officials awaiting remedies and further questions.
In a 19th century court scene, De Forest appeared on bail while officials continued an inquiry into a stabbing incident. Sheriff Davenport of Sioux City helped arrest him, and the motion to jail was denied, with a later release on $2,000 bond as investigators pursued the case.
Fragmented text describes a dog on a train journey with an unfriendly tail, a passenger named George Stith selling a Shen, and a rescue moment at a junction. The narrative touches on baggage car chaos, a collar chain, and a returning dog amid puzzling questions about a missing item and joyous reunion.
A report details a burglary at 503 West Sixth Street connected to G. P. Mulaky and others, with stolen rings and valuables. The item also mentions indictments, grand larceny cases, a hot pursuit at Rock Alley, and several other local crimes including a fatal accident, attempted murder, and a fire at Murray Iron Works causing substantial damage.
A jumbled OCR fragment chronicles distant affairs in Europe and America, mentioning taxation, ship seizures, and wartime rumors. It references a 50-year-ago era with explorers, treaties, and political tensions, plus scattered notes on American politics, labor unrest, and transportation developments.
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