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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1903
Page
6
Sammis Papers Sent to President in Salary Inquiry
Washington reports that papers in the J A Sammis case were sent to the president by Secretary Shaw. The readable correspondence yields a verdict that Sammis cleared himself and that the other deputy collectors back him, while Howe and his brother show a complex salary division issue and repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
J. A. Sammis
Thesday
Shaw
Sammis
Howe
Lowe
Burglar Attack Injures Miss Narbonne At Antiquarian Salon
Miss Narbonne of the Salon Antiquarian suffers severe injuries after a housebreaker assaulted her at her Essex Street residence. A struggle left her with facial bruises and blood on clothing, while the intruder fled without capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narbonne
Salon Antiquarian
Hanidtel
Malem
Michela
City Manager Bars Union Ties In City Service Policy
Mayor Harrison states city departments must avoid union allegiance in certain posts while supporting workers in mechanical branches. He cites Fire and Police as requiring exclusive loyalty to the city and explains a shift in policy following an engineers’ plea for higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftarringon
Movar
Missa Moenri Adams Given Option by Court
Grand Rapids Michigan reports Missa Moenri Adams who won a breach of promise verdict for 830.08 from J Stuart Baker must accept 200 or go through with a trial or risk her trunk. She has twenty days to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Missa
Moenriatta Adams
J. Btuart Baker
Cie
Enurt
Children Cause Wreck On Track Near Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs residents report a collision as school children allegedly planned a prank on a track. An incoming Rock Island passenger train derailed after a collision with the prank, damaging the locomotive baggage car and first coach. Three trainmen were badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Rock Island
Eiece
First Ranch
Five girls accuse boy of harming teacher in pond incident
In a tense court scene, five girls allege a boy harmed Miss Erling Sinclair and left her to die in a pond of dry water on Thursday. The chaotic case continues with reports of arson and poisoning trials connected to the wider upheaval in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Witty
Erling Sinclair
Covington
Eamira Prrake
Reber
Drake
Givine
Tartar Emetic
Auiphate
Collision on Slippery Rails Injures Ten on Ivey Street
A Tuesday crash on Ive Street near Grant Avenue involves two cars after colliding on slick rails. Ten percent of passengers were injured according to early reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tania
Ive Street
Grant Avene
J & Eee
Marines Landed in Panama Stir Tensions Near Yaviza
A detachment of U.S. marines from the cruiser Prairie, led by Capt. Butler, disembarked Monday for Panamo region duties toward Yaviza on the San Miguel Gulf and Tuira river. Naval officials may station at Yaviza to monitor Colombian movements while preserving coast guard readiness. The force carries camp equipment and machine guns for rapid base setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
United States
Prairie
Butler
Panawa
Yaviza
San Miguel Gulf
Tuiraiver
Panama
Calles
Républic
Colombia
Muutines
Yavigza
Hottentots Fight Germans in South Africa Clash
Cape Town dispatch reports a Hottentot laager was attacked by a German patrol near Hartebeeste River. Hottentots driven back after heavy firing. Lieut Bekin and one private wounded, three Hottentots killed and two wounded. Police also fired on by mistake during the clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Cape Town
Hartebeeste River
Hottentots
Bekin
Loring
Cape
Will Have No Negro Troops in Colorado
Denver reports that Colorado will not form a mixed national guard. Colored men, who had enlisted and gathered at the armory, were denied mustering as Major Charles Towers announced Governor Peabody planned to merge the units with white soldiers, prompting the recruits to refuse entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Cole
National Guard
Cal
Gloon
Mai
No Mor gmanatic Marr iage Denied and Other News
Report spreads that Dowager Queen Mary of her marriage to a 30 year old engineer named Tenerned during a trip to Norway is denied. Commander Able suffers paralysis at his Philadelphia home after a long naval career. Prisoner Strube captured near Havana and jailed with little public notice. Governor Yates pledges protection for Strube.
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Gausee Margherit Mans
Rome
Maraheriis
Norway
Boon
Aliie
Philadelphia
Henry Able
United States Navy
Able
Fienteurmant
Lewes Rmefire
Atemube
Jbavana
Springfield
Sheri
Fred Stribe
Havana
Wen
Gor
Yates
Strube Crommoh
Bla Losses at Linnhester Rochester N C Fire Fires
Morchester was visited by three threats Monday night with total losses around 2 million dollars. The first fire struck the Sher wool shop finding factory causing an estimated 5 000 dollars in damage. The second hit the Foster Armstrong Wang factory with losses near 309 000 dollars. The third affected the Iaines piano factory with losses about 55 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnhester
Rochester
N. C
Morchester
Sher Wool
Gree
Foster Armstrong Wang
Injunction Refusal and Labor Tensions Across Nations
United Mine Workers failed to obtain an injunction against Victor Fuel Company its officers and agents to halt interference with visiting union organizers at company camps in Trinidad Cola. Berlin leaders discuss overseas policy and cotton plans as William II receives Reichstag leaders and praises cotton expansion. Rockefeller funds $400 000 for Taringa University via Furman president Dr M Poteat reports. Missing business owner Frank Bowers from San Francisco sought in Des Moines Iowa Thanksgiving travel. Sligon steel mill resumes in Connellsville as repairs finish and winter operations begin.
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Trinidad
Cola
Fader Northcott
United Mine Workers
Victor Fuel Company
Crem
Canada as Food Producer by Minister Says She Will Soon Support Britain
George E Foster, former Canadian finance minister, returning from England, declares Canada will supply England with wheat once current U.S. exports are redirected. He notes Canada produced 60 600 000 bushels of wheat last year and 100 000 000 bushels of grain, with 3 000 000 acres under new cultivation and 160 000 000 acres still capable of grain production. He asserts no country equals Canada as a food producer due to soil and climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
New York
George E. Foster
Canada
England
Chamberlain
Dectares
Allegation Against Turkish Consul in Alexandretia
Beating incident and emigration attempt linked to Turkish minister in Washington. Chekib Ber filed with the state department a Turkish foreign affairs explanation of the Alexandretia affair. The United States seeks to procure legal emigration of a Turkish subject and the assailants fled on a steamer. State department awaits full investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar
Alexandretia
Washington
Chekib Ber
State Department
Queen Flees for Life in Desert Fire Escape
Amid a dramatic blaze in Bandringhem early on Thepaday a fire caused by an electric wire felled a bed and forced Queen Alexandra to flee in a dressing gown. A maid aided her escape as timber and pine thefts across Idaho and Oregon drew officials into a widening terror case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieg Edward
Jayden
Alexandra
Bandringhem Howe
Botor
Desertiva
Putte
Mont
Ceett W Afeno
Idaho
Milla
Irene
Linn Grove banker H. W. Mayne dies by self destruction
H W Mayne cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Linn Grove and president of the Bank of Royal of Royal City County died by a gunshot in his Linn Grove home on Monday morning. The inquest followed as relatives were summoned and the bank remains closed until after the funeral. Mayne left a wife two daughters and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mayne
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of
Schultz
Faville
Stern Lake
W. E. Grew
Storm Lake
Linn Grove
Mayne
Everett
Bank of Royal
Royal
H.W. Mayne
Wisconsin
Lin
Bank of Naval Wae
Iowa Leads in Livestock Protest Against Meat Trust
The National Live Stock Association campaigns against the meat trust with Iowa leading in hog protection. Des Moines auditorium hosts farmers institute on December 7 8 and 2 where delegates will hear figures claiming underpayment to cattle and hog producers by packers. Secretary John C Simpson of the State Agricultural Society cites Iowa’s annual oat crop value and total livestock value amid estimates of underpayment per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathanael Live
Chicago Packers Combine
John C. Simpson
Bate Agricultural Society
Tovwa
Gszeikk
Still Seeking Him Alleged Tipton Kidnapper Active
August Taeth the alleged Tipton kidnapper who escaped from the county jail while awaiting a second trial remains at large as sheriff inquiries continue. He was accused of kidnapping Mrs John Terrlow and demanding 240000. The first trial ended in a hung jury and Taeth vanished after being trusted with liberties.
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Tipton
Datier
August Taeth
Inten
Laeth
John Terrlow
Etei
Horse Judging at Ames Names Prize Winners and Plan
Fine Line of Stock is secured for the school. Prof W J Kennedy of Iowa State College in Ames arranged the loan of eighteen prize winning Percheron Belgian and Couch horses from Dunham Coleman Fietcher of Wayne IL. The horses will be used in a winter live stock judging course January 4 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Kennedy
Iowa State College
Ames
Dunham, Coleman &Fietcher
Wayne, EL
Chicago
United States
Canada
Watering Fire Destroys Cascadena Plant in Waterloo
A major blaze at Cascadena Manufacturing, also known as the Davis Gasoline Engine works, burned five hours until extinguished. Losses reach 60 000 with Cascadena 10 000 and contents 50 000. Waterloo Motor Works 25 000. Josson building 10 000. Barney Kaseth grocery 2 000. The building will be rebuilt. engineer blamed for fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascadella
Waterloo
Cascadena Manufacturing Company
Davis Gasoline Engine Works
Josson
Waterloo Motor Works
Thos
Cascadena, Jr
Barney Kaseht
Big Fire Destroys Cassady & Whiting Block at Whiting
A blaze began around 6 oclock Saturday in the basement of Cassady and Whiting general store at Whiting. The fire spread quickly due to a failed engine, consuming the two story Cassady and Whiting block housing the store bank lodge hall and opera house along with nearby Baxter barbershop and Rust drug store. Loss estimated at about 40000 with most covered by insurance. aid from Crow and Sioux City asked but fire deemed controlled before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serigas
Cassady & Whiting
General Blore
Whiting
Sre
Whillings
Whiting Bank
Baxter
Lt. Rust
Simuirance
Add Wan
Sioux City
Mysterious Disappearance of Local Merchant
Lake Cry Ginge Nev resident M Hovigen, 96, reportedly left Lake City for Chlorate in May and hasn’t been heard from since. Family indicates he may have been in ill health and his Chicago trip plans are unclear. Business at his shop is temporarily closed while efforts to locate him continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hovigen
Lake Cry
Lake City
Inighet
C. Ir. Woolgan
Chicago
Fire destroys Cedar Rapids Wilcox Building stock
A blaze at the Wilcox building on Third Avenue Cedar Rapids damaged nearly the entire interior. Millinery stock of Lyman Bros valued around 14,000 with about 35,000 in insurance. The building cost 40,000 with a 10,000 insurance estimate. The fire occurred Thursday night and cooled about midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jons
Wilcox
Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue
Leman Brog
Lefer
Lyman Hros
Insurant
Sued for Sixty Thousand in Slander Case Turned Victory
William Kuttig, Muscatine’s wealthiest resident, faced suit from Iowans Sleepple for $20,000 claiming slander. The Davenport man allegedly urged Kuttig to return to former wife. The jury awarded Sleepple $31 plus costs, and he celebrated the verdict, thanking the jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roepple
Davenport Feele
Wiliam Kuttig
Muscatine
J. PL Baeppis
Mississippi
Formany
Pure Food Law labeled and sold goods in Iowa urged
The State Board of Agriculture recommends passage of a pure foods law in the Iowa legislature. It would require labeling of all foods and mixtures with ingredients listed. Patent medicines would fall under healing foods, affecting manufacturers. Also noted are a fatal accident in Waterloo and a Des Moines case involving a woman in men’s clothes. Temperature drop reported in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Batiles
Des Moines
Soong Wana
Lydia Whitaker
Norma
Camela
Indicted Nebraska Senator and associates draw national stir
A federal grand jury indicted Hon. Charles I Herrich ex-Governor of Nebraska and now U S Senator for bribery. Postmaster Jacob Fisher of Hanzings linked to a $2000 payoff. Denials come from Herrich’s ally, Omaha editor, and Fisher. Broad coverage notes Brig. Gen. Leonard Wood rising status and other political figures amid a swirl of accusations and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles i
Herrich
Nebraska
United States
West
Jacob Fisher
Hanzings
Fisher
Hoserater
Omaha
Grant
Clergy Moves and Diplomatic Appointments Reported
Bishop John Gorman departs Philadelphia for New York en route to Sierra Leone via The Cultic ship with a mission in Africa. Russia and Austria name Demerik and von Mouner as successors to supervise reform measures of the powers in Maeadons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gorman
Philadelphia
New York
Tierope
Oormar
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Russia
Austria
M. Demerik
Verr von Mouener
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