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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
7
The column recounts the May 14 1760 darkness over New England with unknown cause and variable durations. It also includes assorted brief items on beard fashion of Edward VII, a Parisian criminal case, rabbinic time counts, women’s higher education in Virginia, natural history curiosities, and miscellaneous local notices.
A 24 year old man from Philadelphia attempted suicide in Bayless park by laudanum after a disputed intended marriage alliance between wealthy families. He survived and, if his condition improves, may be discharged Wednesday. He says he despises women and seeks a fresh start. his father’s name remains unrevealed.
Samuel D. Nichels 76 a Civil War veteran and longtime Iowa business figure died in Los Angeles after a months long illness. Wife June 12 obituary notes his death. he served in the Iowa State Senate representing Grundy County in the late 19th century. Survived by four children.
Rockwell City Aug. Dick Beiell a famed jockey from the New Fork and San Francisco circuits sustained serious injuries after a morning spill. He suffered a broken hip and other injuries, ending his racing career at age 54, returning to Rockwell City to recover with his parents.
A Saturday afternoon domestic science class pie making contest at Fa Ave Methodist drew participants Thelma Wisht Parker and 14 year olds won places with pies judged for taste and appearance Their prizes paid 1 00 for first 3 00 for second and 0 35 for third proceeds go to the dinner program fund
A pair of suspects escaped from the Wow Webstar county courthouse this morning after forcing a window and fire escape to left the building. No trace has been found, and authorities were alerted. The chaotic event followed two other grand jury actions and an apparent unrelated disappearance with few clear details available.
A prison inquiry opens after Brant faces a set of charges. The investigation focuses on alleged misconduct by prison officials and possible links to a payroll irregularity. No further details are provided on the individuals involved or the timeline.
Logan appoints B W Stearns deputy treasurer for Harrison county while Clinton reports James Golden aged 2 drowned on the Mississippi shore. Sac City notes a postal savings bank opening August 21, and Spirit Lake to house a new post office building. The log also mentions bank losses at Wesley, a river wagonery contract in Boone, and local legal and crime notices across several towns.
A relative of the Colenian family in Glen Falls New York passed away today after an outing. The deceased was connected to the Adrianne family and served in a Germanic organ association. The report notes a medical outing preceding the death.
In Italy a cholera outbreak prompts public health warnings and government measures as authorities trace infections and urge sanitation. Reports indicate rising cases and concern over regional spread.
Des Moines, Aug. | President Harris of the Des Moines city railroad conferred with General Manager Harrigan after a court mandate. Street cars resumed on schedule with no surface signs of a strike, while Judge De Graff planned to hear the injunction's status today. Fred Fay remained to monitor proceedings as workers stayed on the job. The episode sparked humor among crowds despite danger, with locals noting a victory for organized labor as professionals faced resistance from Des Moines residents.
Woochington a Iowa newspaper man formerly of Dew Melnea will become the Pekin wire and Shanghai correspondent for the China Press. The China Press, the first American Chinese daily, will start in Shanghai with Thome F. Millard as manager. Fatchin left Des Moines years ago and previously led the state information division. The China Press aims to publish news in English and Chinese for readers in the Far East.
Onawa Iowa August 2 Fred Cook a 14 year old from Mapleton was brought before Judge Oliver on the charge of trespass and entering on premises and general incorrigibility. He was sentenced to a term in the Eldora industrial ...
Washington August 2 1911 proposals to raise class freight rates on rail lines from Atlantic seaboard to Missouri river transfers were suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission until December 30. The move affects first class rates about 3 cents per 100 pounds and echoes the Burnham Hanna Munger case of 1908 with prior rate reductions contested by the railroads.
A violent accident near Israhuarn Missouri leaves 18 year old girl dead after a horse bolted across a bridge failing and plunging into a pasture. Authorities report the rider and horse died at the scene.
Three cruiser Cornwall, near Cape Eable, tested at high tide and towed to safety after striking near Clarke's harbor. Port engine damage limited maneuverability while starboard engine ran, enabling salvage and return to port.
A crowded Iowa round of short items covers Dallas Arnold leaping from a second story window after being locked in a courthouse, Whiting wedding plans to California on August 11, Dr. S B D MecFadder becoming vice president at Highland Park college, oats yields at Emmetsburg, and a tax commission appointment at Des Moines. Also noted are a Patriarchs Militant encampment in Storm Lake, threshing yields in Emmet and other county weather and civic notes across Mason City, Estherville, Mapleton, Burlington, Osage, and more.
Des Moines Aug 7 rioting followed the street car strike as 500 workers walked out and smashed cars at the barns injuring a sign painter. Police protected strikebreakers while crowds burned an effigy of Manager Harrigan and attacked hotels. Traffic halted citywide with ambulances and mob scenes amid calls for arbitration.
A rash of proposed structures across towns includes an edging factory plan by Charles Cliy Clark and Kellogg with St Charles Land & Investment interested. Fort Dodge foundation for a three story 140 by 806 building for liler's Implement. Milford bid opening for a brick 0x100 building. an theater for 1,200 seats at $40,000 proposed by J Kendall. harness shop contract at 28 by 52 on Main by Claus Paulsen. Quaker Oats extending stack at Fort Dodge mill. a garage on Main at 2 by 105 concrete blocks by Martin Saver. gas plant franchise vote in Carroll. Merton Construction contract for a $14,000 church in Mingsley.
Peoria Washington fans mourn the death of TaToberte Caru, once a famous bagel player, who died this morning at St Francis Hospital. The obituary notes his career highlights and ties to the local sports community.
An explosion damaged three storefronts in a five story building at Avenue A and Twelfth Street causing panic among occupants. Injuries are reported as unclear with authorities investigating cause and suspect details.
The Senate today referred the general arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France for consideration. The action follows discussions in foreign relations and involves key figures in the administration and Senate.
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