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Will Tamplin
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1905
Page
6
Train Wrecks Kill and Injure Across Mississippi and Ohio
Reports describe a Yazoo and Mississippi Valley wreck near Vicksburg with many killed and injured as Train No. 15 derailed and plunged down an embankment. A Second wreck at Bellefontaine Ohio on Train No. 4 left several dead and many hurt as brakes failed and trains collided at Sandusky division crossings. Local physicians were summoned to both scenes and survivors were rushed to hospitals for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Vicksburg
Miss
Afiss
Mississippi
Hardee
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cimeinati
Chicago
Louis
Belle- Tontaine
Bellefontaine
Sandisky
Cincinnati
Ghig Central
J. A. Bromett
Kingsley
Kaw
Santa Fe
Topeka
Raw
Frick
Breeze
Fire Strikes Grand Rapids Area Corner. Several Treated
A blaze at the corner of Mreadway and Bizebeth Bipeet in Grand Rapids injured multiple people including 76 year old and 70 year old residents. Fire officials say the cause is under investigation as flames caused rapid damage and an adjacent storefront sustained broken windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plertick
Irk
Haw
M. Vierrick
C Has
N. Werrick
Mere
Herrick
Thos
Nerrix
Ada Nerrix
Chas
Atlersan
Jack Wit
Greal Hapide
Mid
Mreadway
Bizebeth
Turmoil and Rioting Reported Across City Streets
Chaos erupts as rioters delay traffic on Westnerday with chained wagons blocking Citars and Washtueinn Streets. Henry Levingberg, a transporter, beaten after goods delivered to Wael & a. Wards suffer damage as crews struggle to clear wreckage and authorities search for suspects amid a wave of disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citars
Washtueinn
Henry Levingberg
Waren
Davins
Wael & A
Jevinberg
Chicago garment strike talks fail to reach arbitration
A formal arbitration offer by Mayor Dunne failed to break the deadlock between Montgomery Ward Chicago retailers and garment workers. The Joint Teamsters and Federation of Labor protested street closures and police action while urging peaceful, lawful conduct as talks adjourned without a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Chicago
Garment Workers
Commerccial Exchange
Chicizo Federation of Lauber
Teamsters
Federation of Labor
Dunne
Avoukl
Uiin
Geiger
State Board of Arbitration
Thorne
Montgomery Ward & Co
Temler
Wrecks on Santa Fe and Atchison line collide in Kansas and California
Train disasters described in Kansas and Atchison line. at Queeneme and Hiingsby Kansas several cars wrecked. No. T derailed with five cars damaged and passengers injured. A Chicago express and California limited collision near Emporia context notes unknown names and significant damage.
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Queeneme
Hiingsby
Kin
Kan
Santa Fe Tin No. T
James Unknown
Emporia
A. Kingsley
Chicago Express
California
Atchison, ‘Lapel and Santa Railway
Oth
Rate War in Sight Over Eastern UWinots Bridge Freight
A Chicago special report notes imminent changes in freight charges across the bridge at St. Logs and across eastern routes. The new tariffs would cut or add fees on goods moving to St. Tavis and Fast St. Linitis, affecting road traffic from Chirigee to St. Tamia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Uwinots Gaidoway Alonday
St. Logs
Hilberte Leen
St. Tavis
Pew Pki
Chirigee
St. Tamia
Suspected suicide letter ties Mabel Scofield to Thomas case
A letter allegedly written by Mabel Scofield proposes she will end her life by poison. Mrs. Lauren Bryans asserts she sent the note to defense attorneys McEleary and Graham in Des Moines, claiming possession of the letters until after the Thomas murder trial. Skepticism remains about authorship as letters surface during pretrial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodby
Mabel Scofield
Lauren Byrang
Polk
Ashland County
Ohio
Thomas
Pella
Disinherited Adopted Daughter Sparks Will Battle
Henry Miller of Connell Biuffs disinherits his adopted daughter Alice in a $75,000 estate. Despite years of kinship and his plan to make her heiress, she wed against his wishes and won a separate $2,000 wage claim. The will cites grievances and cuts her out, with remainder shared among other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Connell Biuffs
Miller
Walf
Alice
Collaumer
Alr. Miller
Michigan
Ar. Miller
George Coffey Acquitted in Sioux City Murder Trial
George Coffey was acquitted by a Sioux City jury after nearly seven hours deliberation in Judge Oliver's court. Coffey, indicted for stabbing Joe St. Pierre at Emma Kebble's resort on Pearl Street, walked free as the judge ordered the judgment of acquittal and cautioned him about future conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
George Coffey
Oliver
Coffey
Joe St. Pierre
Emma Kebble’s
Pearl Street
Storm Damage Reports Across States After Severe Weather
Storm damages were widespread across Wen tarky and Ohio as a cold front swept in Monday night. One resident, George Merrocks, died from heart disease during the storm, and Charles Murray was killed by lightning in Liberte Teed. Several others were injured in Roserilie, Ohio, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentarky
Ohio
Ster
Witean Walker
AL Tetraville
George Merrocks
Charles Murray
Liberte
Police Use Clubs in Brussels Freight Car Strike
Police clash with workers at Montgomery Ward and Coach Cleese sites as freight yard action escalates. Officers waded into the scene with batons, arrests followed the throw of missiles during a tense march toward a Ward building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelies
Montgomers Ward & Coach
Cleese
Keones
Vielrter
Ward
Unclear OCR Records Reread for Iowa Hearing
Fragmentary report from a court hearing in Iowa involving Officer Charles Wooden and a requisition for Frank Shercliffe. Text is garbled with names and places, reducing readable facts to a vague domestic legal matter and phrases about witnesses and subpoenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Dex Moinen
Charles Wooden
Oklahom
Frank Shercliffe
Witnhess
Daegan
Pollock
Rob Herr
Ax Mhercliffs
Oklahotua
Carnegie makes offer to Western College Toledo
Andrew Carnegie offers to provide 100000 pounds for Westerns College Toledo. Major I Clark pledges half the sum, others intend to raise the rest. The United Brethren institution with 209 enrollment eagerly welcomes the endowment and begins a campaign at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
SH. Ty Westerns College
Toledo
Maj. I. Clark
Olfcinka
Venda
Western College
United Brethren
Major Trust Deed Recorded in Monona County
A large trust deed from the New Asset Telephone Company of Sioux City to First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago was placed on record Thursday by Recorder Oliver at Onawa. The instrument covers real and personal property across several counties and secures twenty year debt at a stated rate.
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Mongna County
Onawa
Oliver
Woodbury
Plymouth
Herdkgee
Calhoun
Hac Ida
Monana
Crawfaorl
Honda
Hand Injury Prompts Fear of Amputation at Clinton Laundry
Christina Bordensen, a Miller Dros laundry employee in Clinton, suffered a mangled hand in a morning accident. She was removed to hospital in undetermined condition as doctors fear possible amputation. This follows a prior blaze at the same union laundry where Alise Geise lost fingers in a similar machine incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Bordensen
Miller Dros
Clinton
Fensmice
Union Laundry
Employa
Alise Ahra Geise
Mize Hurdeneen
Murder Verdicts Stir Caserta Case Inquisitive Probe
In Caserta a fatal strangling of Catherine McIlready of New York prompts police to pursue elusive evidence. A barber and others are arrested or named in the mystery with further arrests expected. A separate report notes a bishop’s offer to fund foreign missions and President Harper's quiet university visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallan
Caserta
Finaly
Catherine McIlready
New York
Aidtesinnion
Catherine Spesifa
Death Toll in Indian Quake Reaches Dozens Across Districts
Officials report numerous fatalities in Kaagra district and surrounding areas after a recent earthquake. Emergency teams search for survivors in Padaiaperr and Dharzs localities as authorities assess structural collapses and shattered barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jttunduar
Oat Lahore
India
Kaagra
Padaiaperr
Qatts Pecabyterian Church Seeks Postwar Reform
A nearly forty five year dispute within a Presbyterian church in Rochester New York centers on leadership and property. The debate involves church officials and a move to address division at the local chapel.
Fragmented OCR fire report from damaged plant site
The readable text notes a fire at a machinery plant in a city, with references to ignition and damage. Names and exact location are unclear due to severe OCR errors, but the event involves a factory affected by a blaze and ensuing measures.
Duel at St Petersburg Captains Proposed Amid Tactics Clash
Proposals for a duel at St Petersburg surface between Capt Chade and Capt Film ii while internal Krassing admiralty tensions loom. A separate collision between workers and police at Memding Ca Permeda injures several, amid chaotic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Chade
Renjestyvenska
Filmii
Veil
Krassing Admiralty Department
Clide
Alletti
Itu Mondrid Rowepiounk
Cale Ca Permeda
Spano
Whiting Independent School District Faces Election Rates Petition
Fred McCausland and others filed a petition in Onawa seeking a writ of injunction against S Tilson county treasurer and Whiting independent school district to prevent the election of rates on lands claimed to be within Whiting. The Whiting district has faced controversy over its shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McCausland
Pritchard x Newby
Onawa
S. Tilson
Othe
Whiting
Distriet Objeect Toe
Veteran editor Edasund Branth dies at Anamosa Eureka
The longtime editor of the Anamosa Eureka, Edasund Branth famed as perhaps the oldest editor in the United States, has died in Spriseficht Massachusetts. The obituary notes his pioneering work and a lifetime in journalism amid faded local details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edasund Branth
Anamosa Eureka
United States
ISI
Spriseficht
Mass
Feel Square
Anamosa
Filfia
Far North Farm Accident Mangles Farmer’s Finger
Friday afternoon Wil Adams, a farmer, was feeding corn into a shredder when a fodder clump fouled the mechanism. His hand was drawn in and mangled, resulting in the amputation of part of a finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tearlan
Wil Adams
Fae
Adams
Uniferns for Gaara and Thrift Reported for War Effort
The text notes uniferns for Gaara and Adjt. fen Thrift may be purchased in line with war department guidance. It mentions paying for gear and outfitting a gourd, with town guards and national ties referenced in vague terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fen
Credit Eforhe Town Guard
Incomplete note on State Representat ion delivery
Fragmentary OCR reads Ao Tandon and Comity report about a state representative award or dispatch limited Monday, with prominent messages unclear and missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Tandon
Terieciou iblersresd Vile caperperd confession
The document reports a dramatic confession involving a wife and an accused person. Details are fragmentary but indicate a personal crime case with an implied motive and court action. Further readable specifics are not clear in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosa
Fragmentary Notice From Ancestry Record Reads Odd Phrases
A damaged OCR snippet mentions names and places in garbled form. The readable items hint at an archival notice or genealogical record with unclear dates or actions. No complete event or outcome is extractable from the fragment.
Theming Trials Hit Mountain County Prison Team
The report notes that inmates face penalties for visiting restrictions. Court records show authorities enforcing limits on visitation amid ongoing legal actions.
Unknown slam victim dies from injuries after collision
A local man was struck by a vehicle near Often before being taken to hospital. He died Thursday from his injuries after the crash on Rueiiare Tew. Police are investigating the incident as details remain unclear.
Local thief sentenced after Lenlora shoe store robbery
A traveling criminal named Rd Garaan pleaded and lis in court for a Lenlora shoe store robbery. He was sentenced to eighteen months in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rd Garaan
Andlis
Reif
Lenlora
Park aims for new river park near Six Tey
Dever and Kennedy purchase 20 acres on the Big Bivny near Six Tey to create a river park. A country club may locate there, with rhdrey free acres planned for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WR. Dever
Z. A. Kennedy
Big Bivny
Six Tey
Rhdrey
Fate
One Hundred Years Ago Oath Bill Downed in Lords
The Jewish oath bill repeatedly passed by the Commons was rejected by the House of Lords. About 500 Indians held a war council at the mouth of the Wabash. Emanuel Isa founded the first trade there in Bellevue Nebraska. New Hampshire passed a law divided. The U S government negotiated for 2,000,000 acres of Indian land west of the Wabash opposite Vincennes. The Spanish consul in Philadelphia said St Augustine port was opened for provisions. Russian troops were assembling in Gotu and nearby Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
House of Lords
Wabash
Emaniel Iisa
Nebraska
Bellevue
Hampshire
United States
Vincennes
Philadelphia
St. Augusting Fla
Gortu
Seventy Five Years Ago In Brief
Seventy five years ago uprisings in Belgium signaled near revolutionary times. Georgia Legislature voided Cherokee laws. A state road from Michigan to Madison along the Ohio was started. New Orleans parish prison cost two hundred thousand francs. East Tennessee suffered a cyclone. Surveyors began mapping Chicago. France pressed Algiers for public reparation and sixteen million dollars indemnity for war costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Georgia
Michigans
Madison
Ohio
New Orleans
East Tennessee
Chicago
France
Algiers
Fragmentary 19th Century News Highlights and Events
The fragment recounts Butler University at Irvington Indiana opening, references Charlotte Bronte and a treaty involving Mohammed of Cabul, mentions exploration of Powder River bend by General Jeckoots, and notes Pottawatomie incidents near abolitionist actions. It also alludes to a Kansas election day disrupted by Missouri emigrants and frontier tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler University
Irvington
Ind
Charlotte Bronte
England
Mohammed
Cabul
Todis
Bir Georgs Gore
Lewis
Powder River
Moutand
Jeckoots
New Orionna
John Hrowh
Abolition
Pottawatomie
Glawatomie
Kansas
Missouri
Sheridan Drives Confederates After Three-Day Battle
Dispatches report Union forces under General Sheridan overtook Lee at Bailers Creek after a day of heavy fighting. Lincoln visited the army at City Point as Petersburg and Richmond fell under Union pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Lee
Bailers Creek
Richmond
Petersburg
Lincoln
Wisconsin
West Office
City Point
Thirty Years Ago Chronicle Mixed Historical Notes
The Illinois Legislature passed municipal incorporation. Ghartes RJ Ingersoll won Connecticut governorship. A Maximilian monument was unveiled in Trieste. A Burlington collision killed and injured many. Archbishop Manning became cardinal amid English and American spectators. The Pope issued an encyclical on Swiss Catholics. Beecher defended himself in the Brooklyn court over the Thon Beecher case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Et. Ghartes RJ Ingersoll
Connecticut
Emperor Maximilian
Triest
Austria
Burlington
Town
Manning
Switzerland
Fleury Ward Beecher
Bronklin Court
Thon-Beecher
British forces burn Arab village Tanai in 20th century incident
Twenty years ago British forces under General Graham captured and burned the Arab village Tanai. Cabinet debated noninterference in Colombia’s revolution while preserving free transit across the isthmus under an implied responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Tanai
Grants
Colombia
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