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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1909
Page
8
Ambiguous OCR reading notes grain pricing near Winnipeg with references to Argentine pit and a price around 1.25 per bushel. Mentions She-millers de and es lus grain in fragmented form without clear event or date. Further readable context unavailable.
A terse dispatch notes a revolutionary move by soldiers under the Sultan as a committee repudiates the action, signaling political upheaval and conflict in the capital. The report provides few names or dates but emphasizes the military insurgence and the official rejection by authorities.
The article reports volatile wheat pricing with Usta Taverpnel and Arcenling shipments, noting freight and storage costs, delivery charges, and anticipated flour prices. It also covers a violent incident involving an attempted attack on Mise Mia Ww Team and a political upheaval threat, detailing imperial tensions and calls for leadership changes.
Fragmentary report states Marion Gres, a deputy agent, conducted a search light club at Elfin Street. The sentence of a young woman appeared tied to the case, with an upheld conviction from the state court and an appeal noted by the matrimonial agency attorney.
Opening day reports show massive attendance as the Cubts drew 10,000 in Chicago and 13,000 watched the Sox in Detroit. The Cute won 2 to 1 while the Sox fell 0 to 2. Pulkberg beat Cincinnati Heath as Boston Daves defeated Philadelphia. Cleveland topped St. Louis 4 to 2 as Cincinnati hosted a high turnout. Pirates and Washington drew large crowds amid season start excitement.
Franchisees and operators report sharp price increases on goods and services while many insist they can no longer continue selling at five cent margins. Four top grades now cost between seven and seven dollars twenty cents a barrel, up from six forty earlier, threatening overall profitability despite higher per annum rates.
In a violent attack the wealthy Unlian colony member Giuseppe Viccar ala of Sanepa is killed by two assailants. The scene unfolds near NW Wholesale grocery as the assailants flee leaving witnesses behind. Police pursue leads amid a city shaken by the grim assassination.
The article notes Mrs Edward’s death left a large fortune now to be shared among five children when the youngest reaches age. Early distribution begins with Alyss Ellen Eliot and four others, including Mrs Clover Neves and John Viseher Eliot, as probate proceeds in the Taaf region.
Three youths who killed their father William Thomas at a Nevada camp were exonerated and discharged by a peace officer at Petamar. After healing his wife, Thomas went toward the brush and prepared to retaliate when a bystander fired a gun, killing him.
A garbled report discusses a looming wheat shortage in America with claims that Secretary Wilson disputes a scarcity, insisting a 143,000,000 bushel reserve existed on March 1. It notes efforts to gather information and criticizes speculative manipulation while warning of ongoing buying pressures and rising prices.
Reports from Adana near Mersian say Christians are killed and churches burned. American mission sites reportedly banned. British consul wounded. Streets aflame for four days with looting and arson. Disorders spread to Tarsus as violence escalates. Civilian and foreign casualties feared.
The county plans to place portable cells to house convicts during nights for minor offenses. Prisoners serving 15 to 60 days will be confined at night, after already working days. The move aims to reduce costs from runaway tramps and tax burdens.
Kansas Democrat Scott proposes a 1920s style ban on futures dealing, requiring telegraphic or mail purchases of grain or cotton to note non margin use, and barring media from publishing market quotations. Burleson of Texas pushes cotton futures controls as wheat flour prices surge and farm concerns grow.
Describes a new color process called kinemacolor using two filters and red green cycles to produce color pictures. Explains setup with telegraphed machine, apertures, and filters, noting red and green tones overemphasized while blues and yellows underperform. Inventors work to address this issue.
A report details a disorderly event in Fast Norwann where a crow nest was found to contain a SEY stick pis and a collection of tokens and trinkets. Neighbors Morris and Jennings were involved in the scene while Lae flick pin and other items were noted.
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