The Hull Index Editorial Note by Will Tamplin
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
3
Wreck on Valley Railway Leaves Passengers Injured
A mixed train derailment near Spring Valley Ohio and a second incident on the Bocking Valley line at Walbridge injure several crew and passengers. One passenger B C Stubbleder of St Paul is killed. Most riders escaped the initial wreck with few injuries. Excessive speed after braking caused cars to collide with another train on a steep grade, end coach damaged.
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Apal
Omaha Railrana
Eipernoon
Blanding
Svent “Brake - al- Jone
B. C.stubboler
St. Paul
Wil- Hate Booth
Frank Sharpe
Prescorer
German Front Shifts as Presses Realign on Navy Move
European papers reveal a broad change in editorial stance after the United States plans to send an American squadron to Marseilles. German outlets such as Tageblatt and Petit retracted earlier support and now question or reverse their positions.
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Serlin
Atute
Honservel
Washington
Marseilles
Fhey
Mexico
Tageblatt
Petit
United States Navy Department
Amérieth
Thenmene
Kiel
May stir France Dreyfus case new chapter emerges
Paris dispatch reports a minister Andre letter demanding an inquiry into a document alleging Emperor William noted Dreyfus had obtained German documents. The Paris letter dated April 21 confirms Previns has been in the city, promising a major political upheaval among pro and anti Dreyfus factions.
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Dreyfus
Paris
Tony
Andre
William
Germany
Previns
Snme
Drevfus
CARO
Largest La Crosse fire destroys several stores
A late Tuesday blaze at Parke store in La Crosse wiped out Gebreck Trade Palace Garland's millinery and two other brick buildings. Two fire companies from Wisconsin joined local crews. by 2 a.m. Wednesday the fire was under control. Loss estimated at 760 dollars? 760? about 65 percent insured. Cause unknown.
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Bellare
Three Illinois Central employes Charged in Paycheck Fraud
Three Illinois Central Railroad workers were arrested Tuesday after investigators linked them to a scheme using bogus checks to loot payroll funds. Supervisors Walsh and O’Hern and foreman Charles Hern allegedly issued fake pay slips with fictitious names and presented them to the treasurer, netting thousands before a frightened offender exposed the scam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tinois Central
O’hern
Charlés O ‘Hern
Mark
Walsbi
Walsh
Ilinois Gentral
World’s Largest Liner Kaiser Wilhelm Sails Maiden Voyage
The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm sails from Bremen April 1 and makes for New York, clocking an estimated speed around 24 knots. Maiden voyage records are anticipated though time to Cherbourg to New York may not exceed the best. The ship's dimensions are listed with 2,400 tons displacement and room for many first class and third class passengers. Meanwhile a Nebraska murder case unfolds as Private Lingire shoots Sergeant Yours during a quarrel at base, killing him. Lingire is awaiting investigation.
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New York
Lloyd Liver Kaiser Wihelm I
Nantucket
Thasage
Cherbourg
Kniner Wilhela DL. Ie
Lloyd Compenr
Bremen
Apll Ld
Wlenmor
Baeocond Clare Wid
Nedraska
Ex-city treasurer Keefe kills two, escapes in Rawlins
A Rawlins report says F J Keefe head of the Keefe Commercial House and ex city treasurer shot and killed Thomas King and Policeman Baxter then fled. Sheriff Lorton and a posse pursue. Baxter and Spencer went to arrest him when Keefe opened fire. Baxter wounded, King died at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlings
Wyo
Rawlins
F. J. Keefe
Keefe
Abot
Thomas King
Baxter
Lorton
Spencer
King
Thirteen poisoned in Chicago free lunch incident
A Chicago special reports thirteen men were poisoned Monday in a gin diner as soup set out by the proprietor during a free lunch. Nearly all patrons took part and several were rushed to the hospital for treatment.
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Chicago
John Bull's Big Debt
The Tendon special notes total gross liabilities of the United Kingdom at £80,000,000 compared with £635,000,000 in March 1899, stating the Boer War added £105,000,000 to Britain's national debt.
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John Bull
United Kingdom
Fire at National Casket Factory Causes Major Damage
Rochester New York reports a blaze at the National Casket factory causing seventy five thousand dollars in damage. Responding fire units prevented further spread and no workers were seriously injured.
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Rochester
N.ow
National Casket
Wreck on Erie Road Kills Eight in New York
A passenger and a freight train collision near Hed House New York left eight dead and ten injured, three seriously. One identified victim was brakeman Robert B Hatch of Meadville. Burned bodies included three men, three women, and a child after a fierce post crash fire.
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Erie Road
New York
Jamestown
Erie’ Railroad
Hed
Robert
Hatch
Meadville
Bevan
Frrelight
Red House
Lawrence Vale
Bor
Yale
Jnet
Minin
Tragic New York Couple Drown After Quarrel
Frank Feely and his wife quarreled on the street and soon afterward both bodies were found in North River. Police say the wife likely killed herself while the husband died in a failed rescue attempt. A note threatening homicide was reportedly left by the wife. Neighbors say a bystander intervened as the couple struggled, and the husband jumped in to try to save her.
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Wincan
New York Dispatch
Frank Feely
Strees
North Hiver
Feely
Henae
Péllesmai
Breskine
Rai
Kathiene
Debiia
Lockout Hits Reading Coal Collieries in Pennsylvania
A Philadelphia dispatch reports the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company locked out miners in its Schuylkill district on Monday after Sunday work was refused. Many collieries in Pottsville and Mahanoy regions remained closed. About 40,000 miners were sent home, and President Baer avoided discussion of the action. The company reportedly has a large coal inventory in storage.
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Pennsylvanna
Shenandoah
Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Ion Company
Je Nen
Reading
Pottsville
Mahanoy
Gisa
Hiladelphia
Baer
Reading Company
Schuylkill
Tie
Indignant Father Fires During Jail Visit in Pa
A 45 year old man William Barnes of Luther's Mills and his 36 year old son Frank went to a jail in Yowanda. The father fired at Charles Amoks in a corridor after a gun was passed to him by his son. Amoks was wounded with a left breast shot and Barnes was later admitted to bail while the son was arrested. No new coal find denied by Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company official.
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Sinairs
Yours
Valentine
Edgairs
United States
Jess
Lingire
Linalve
Yonik
Lin
Linaire
Bim
Yowanda
William Barnes
Luther's Mills
Charles Amoks
Anna Baries
Wiliam Tarde
Barnes
Frank
Brooks
Thane
Tharnes
Her Wan
Wilkesharre
Richards
Lehigh and Wilkesharre Coal Company
Wyoming Valley
Tenia
Fae and Murder Spectacle A Chicago Special Plays
Two suspects implicated in the murder of a man named TWicker in Douglas Monument ark were arrested Monday. They face hearings next, as the case, baffling the department for nearly five years, unfolds amid a chaotic prison escape at Vudiasa Institute.
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Fae
Chicago
Faust Sentenced in Manslaughter Case at Black River
Charles Faust was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary after a jury verdict last week. The case arose from a fatal shooting during an attempted entry into Faust’s home amid ongoing disputes over property left by Sol Faust, who disappeared years ago and is presumed missing.
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AL Carroll
Faust
Fudge Church
Washington
Charles Faust
Sol Faust
Brother
FF Cunningham
Anny Ylphin San
Northwestern Town Teachers Association Meeting Ends in Sioux City
A. W. Bigelow of St. Mars is named new president as the tenth annual meeting of the Northwestern Town Teachers Association adjourns at Sioux City after a three day session. Officers for the coming year include President A B Bigelow and View President F E H Lark with others on the executive committee and treasurer Misa Alfaria Pingrey.
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A. W. Bigelow
St. Mars
Northwestern Town Teachers’ Association
Sioux City
Ansociation
A. B. Bigelow
Lei Tarr
F. EH
Lark
Gnawa
Trengurer
Mise Alfaria
Pingrey
Itherries
Eva D. Kendall
A. Y. Gronm
Cherikee
V. Durker
Sioux Rapids
George H. Mullen
Fort Dodge
Tragic Boy Dies After Street Car Injury
The seven year old boy Hoy Clifton lost both legs when a rapidly moving street car struck him. He remained conscious briefly as doctors bound wounds before bleeding to death. The tragedy follows a grave incident that drew regional attention and sparked renewed safety concerns.
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Hoy
Clifton
Buvdé
Cdr
Dubuque Young Society Leader Arrest Shocks Circles
Edgar Demuels, known as the Bean Bramimel of the younger set and a Michigan law student, is arrested in Dubuque for pilfering from Schreiber & Conchar. A trap recovered two marked twenty dollar bills and a five dollar note from his pockets, signaling his guilt as a prominent local figure faces possible penitentiary time.
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Dubuque
Dubugue
Cireles
Edgar Demueles
Bean Bramimel
Law
Department
University of Michigan
Dirbudue
Baelé
Edgar’ Demutlés
Schreiber
Conchor
Schreiber ‘S Conchar’s
Des Moines Mystery Aftermath of Fatal Shooting and Lockjaw Fear
Mrs. Louise Bruce, wounded in a tragedy linked to Arthur Perry, died by self destruction after the shooting. Authorities report Perry may have lived in Moravia, with no firm links to Sioux City. Physicians withhold access to Mrs. Brace, fearing lockjaw from her wounds.
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Fionige
Rice
A. Des
Hack driver James Chaney Arrested in Forney Murder Case
Police arrest hack driver James Chaney in the Forney murder inquiry after a night at his saloon on April 3. Chaney, said to be with Forney when two masked men shot him, faces charges though evidence connection remains undisclosed.
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James Chaney
Formey
Forney
Chaney
Crme
Ghaney
Maj Cram Dead in Waterloo Federal Attorney Death
Hind Federal Attorney Pasacs Away Rabuggire reports Maj Cram a Waterloo veteran and blind assistant United States Heatrict who died early morning. Born in Vermont he studied Cheater Academy and Dartmaith College then admitted to the bar at Albay NL C and practiced in 1587. He served as a minor of the Sixth Iowa cavalry after the Civil War and was an assistant United States district attorney most years except a four year interval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasacs
Rabuggire
Waterloo
Maj
Cram
United States
Jay Morning
Thern
Vermont
Uedimeo Achéo
Cheater Academy
Dartmaith College
Wis
Albay
Iowa
Ngarner
Woman committed for diphomania in Mt Pleasant
Mrs Annie Moran of Coupell tutte wife of Martin Mora was committed Saturday by Judge Wheeler to the state hospital for dipgomaniacs at Mt Pleasant for one year on the complaint of Abs Moran. She is said to be the first woman in Pottawattomie County and the fourth in the state committed under the new law.
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Annie Moran
Coupell Tutte
Mandt Pleasant
Connell Bluffs
Martin Mora
Wheeler
District Court
Atate Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Abs
Moran
Pottawattomie County
Elopes with 16 year old girl and other local crimes
Laurens man Negley fled Wednesday with the 16 year old daughter of a farmer near Havelock after coming to town from Gmernsey to open a bakery. He seeks a marriage license in Marathon Marian Elyria route. JG Bates, son of ex Gov Bates, died at 42 after typhoid fever and heart trouble. A brig of carbolic acid led to a death in Hawarden. Ten year sentence handed to FF Cunningham for manslaughter. Indictments of Livix and Mrs Millen Aletsa for premeditated murder in January. Remains of an unknown old man found near Jesup died from tam on extract.
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Laurens
A. Negley
Gmernsey
Z. Votter
Havelock
Negley
Marathon
Marian
Elyria
Jonis
Waterloo
Bates
Toiday
Oe Ham
Crop Bulletin Reports Early Spring Seeding Progress
Des Moines Director Sage issues the first crop bulletin of the season for the week ending April 13 Des Moines reports earlier spring conditions with below normal rainfall and above average temperatures across the state Seeding began April 1 on rolling and well drained land with favorable weather advancing operations Many counties note wet low ground delaying plowing and seeding while others report oats barley and spring wheat progress stock on pasture fruit buds and spring pig crop showing promise Hard hit areas show land too wet for field work with continued seeding delays in several counties including Webster Story and Poweshick as farmers push ahead where possible
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Des Moines
Sagé
Heén Gu
Sin ‘Mareh-t
Anil
Graus
Alamokee
Tossville
Winneshiek
Tidgeway
Howard
Chester
Worth
Northwood
Gorde
Maron City
Taucock
Britt
Rale
Precipita
Ton Gince
Sac
Whedbury
Slant City-Hall AG
Ida Ida Grovel
Reala
Whitten
Gaihoun
Lake City
Jefferson
Webster
Fort Dodee
Roane
Woodward
Story
Nevada
Pat Ju
Beamon
Warehall
Gilman
Poweshick
Grinnell
Pallas
Wankes
Patass
Cuthite
Guthrie Center
Raia
Stuart
Duahnque
Benton
van Horne
Blairvstowns
Beacon
Atock
iVsterica
Link
Mt. Vernon
Jones
Olin
Sinae
Cadac
West Pranec
Davenport
Amana
Mr. Pleasant
Washington
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