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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
7
Free trial package of Munyon's Paw Paw Pilla offered to readers at address Professor Munyon 53d& Jetenns Sts Philadelphia Pa. Claims pill purges constipation by stimulating liver secretions and energizing stomach nerves, promising health benefits and confidence in medical advice.
The fragment recounts a dying scene with Jonathan-Silas and a dentist recommending Fesfret. A postmaster anecdote leads to a boarding house death. A comic exchange follows about a cheerful soul meeting Brown in heaven and a joke about halos not fitting. Garfield Teansiats are touted for health claims.
Ad copy promotes CAS CARETS to relieve constipation and torpid liver, urging readers to try the remedy for quick results and a healthier appearance.
Seattle. April 11 Charles A Williams 51 assistant managing editor of the Seattle Times died today from injuries suffered in the Minneapolis Tribune fire of November 20 1889 where he once managed the Tribune and helped evacuate workers. Also reported Chicago editor Cornelius Meagh 61 recently chief of editorial department of the Record Herald died of diabetes after leading consolidation efforts and returning from California.
Reports from Tanner Alabama describe a mine disaster at the Banner mine of Pratt Consolidated Coal and Iron company. By midday 45 bodies were removed and 60 more were stacked for tram loading, with 128 men unaccounted for and multiple funeral vigils underway.
Gustav E Wiesel a longtime influential financier died at his New York home after an illness of over a month. He rose to prominence through acquisitions in sugar refining and finance and was linked to the so called super trust. Federal grand juries in New York indicted J 12 1908 for conspiracy to restrain trade. efforts to quash failed and the case moves toward trial.
The Tokyo blaze destroyed about 5 000 houses and shops, scorched four square miles, and caused millions in damage. Official reports claim no fatalities, but newspapers report four to five deaths with many injured. The fire swept through the Yushiwaru district as authorities investigate the cause.
A Surrogate Court in April heard a widow challenge the will of the late General Thomas Zekert. Surrogate Cohalan heard the woman testify she was the widow and that her son James A. Dore promised to support her as the will’s validity was argued.
Washington April 1 The President has appointed Edward Heeman of Iowa to be first lieutenant medical. The brief notice confirms a military promotion for a local man in the medical corps.
President Taft swiftly discounts a Mexico City claim of a secret Japan Mexico treaty moving troops to Texas. Senator Burton and Senator Bacon vow the story is absurd and say troop mobilization was due to risk of revolution in Mexico.
A jeweler named Pin is charged with complicity in a $353 009 theft of securities from Abram Bancroft & Co of the Produce Exchange Safety. The incident occurred March 1 as Abrom Hancroft senior member of the brokerage firm was assaulted. The report notes ongoing disbelief and that authorities are pursuing the case.
Washington reports April 1 winter wheat at about 40 percent of normal, up 60 points from March, with rye near 40 percent and year-to-year declines smaller than average. A Missouri National Guard balloon ascent ended in an accident when the craft tore, four airmen escaping injury after dumping ballast near a tobacco factory.
A mail thief scheme used a dummy envelope to steal securities. After a turn of events a reward was paid, but most of the securities vanished again in a taxi ride. Authorities link Plass to the Cab involved in the scheme.
In Fiterbo Italy on April 1 the trial of camparriats was halted by a whistle from spectators. Giacomo Ascrittore testified against Amedeo accusing him of guilt and detailing the Cuoccolo affair. The adjournment followed the disruption as lawyers protested and the president suspended the session.
Washington clerks recount a case of Mabel Allen missing since the Chicago fair period. Cousin George Nelson and others in Chicago New Orleans and Boston claim a share of a $17 000 estate from a Massachusetts will. The court receiver holds the funds and the constitutionality of the law is challenged.
In Paris this April MP Morgan is shown in saintly attire beside the relic of Bt. Martin's head, an item from the middle ages. French papers debate the piece's provenance from Seudelite-sur-Ussel, with claims it moved through a dealer in London for 33,008 before passing to Morgan.
Madrid reports an embryo republic proclaimed at nanillas y Aceliune in Malaga province. The town populace repelled rebel authority attacking civil guard barracks with several injured as troops reinforce.
Theodore M. Vail of American Telephone and Telegraph and Western Union urges public regulation and publicity for public service corporations. He says control by permanent commissions is here to stay and argues public partnership benefits, while warning aggressive competition harms the public and favors consolidation or rate hikes.
The author argues physiognomy misleads judgment, noting many clever individuals disguise themselves and notable figures can appear ordinary. He cites Byron Pope Johnson Shakespeare and Shakespeare as examples of misaligned appearances versus talent.
The article describes Mrs Bride learning housekeeping with eager help from others. A marketman criticizes her, offering a bunch as demonstration. She questions if the gore is finished and wonders about braided ends, reflecting curiosity in domestic tasks.
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