The Hull Index Will Tampliw Banu Prop
The fragment notes a hull index entry featuring Will Tampliw and a Banu property proposal.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1903
Page
8
The fragment notes a hull index entry featuring Will Tampliw and a Banu property proposal.
A dispatch from a Kobe correspondent reports Japan may end the Russo Japanese negotiations soon while shipping and war movements rise. Tokyo plans Meoni Fusan rail completion under direct supervision as China warns of peril to Beijing if war erupts.
A coroner's physician in Chicago reported the cause of death as fear of death in a case tied to Virginia Jack. The singular text notes the victim appeared not frightened but the notes are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A 48 year old named Chagres C. Fonteemarh, convicted in a federal court for mail fraud, hanged himself with a towel in his county jail cell while awaiting sentencing. He had planned to mail letters to various regions to secure financing but did not complete the scheme.
Formal amendments acknowledge indignities suffered by a naturalized American citizen after Turkish arrest. United States Consul Tria departed Alexandretta as a gesture of official apology. Governor issued statements and officials filed upon U S Consul Davia.
Gloversville reports a likely general tieup at the glove distuster affecting around 12 000 workers in Fulton County as the old schedule expired Monday and no settlement in sight.
Comings Montenegro reports two Christian gendarmes and a Christian Pulee murdered by Massalnans at Cus insée in southern Abbauin. The victims had recently been appointed under the Macedonian reform program of Awecria-Rinsata.
Baltimore journalist Hadiy Hore was attacked by three assailants during a chaotic street incident. He opened fire in self defense, wounding two of the attackers and a bystander, authorities said.
Washington reports that European powers press Colombia via their envoys to avoid war with the United States over Panama. Gen Keyes warns Bogota diplomats that failure of his mission could spark broader conflict as he coordinates with European ambassadors and the U S.
A severe train collision near Fort Scott Missouri involved the Meteor and passenger cars from St Louis to San Francisco. Nine killed and about thirty two injured, with four feared dead and four in serious condition. Dispatches say a brakeman fled after the crash and wrecking crews rushed emergency care to injured passengers.
A deadly blaze in New York causes panic among residents as fire crews from three precincts battle flames. Chief Martin Coleman is trapped under debris and firefighter Richard Jayce remains missing after the building collapse.
Miss Sinclair, a schoolteacher, sues Loyd Deckard and several others for 10 000 damages claiming on December 4 they assaulted bound her with ropes and dumped her in an icy pond after refusing to reveal the nature of a promised school treat. A separate fire in Philadelphia killed Mrs Wary T Smith and her two infant children in their Oakene home. Elisabeth Shelmire suffered injuries while trying to wake them.
Morning papers report France and Britain coordinating to avert a rupture with Russia and Japan. Diplomatic efforts center on St Petersburg and Tokyo to prevent conflict.
Fire at a tenement in St Louis Lents district partially destroys a neighboring dwelling on North Twenty Street. Mrs Misther Strair is burned to death and Miss Bartelment severely injured after jumping from a window. A priest is reportedly targeted with poison and corrosive wine. Authorities consider imprisonment for the alleged plot and arson.
A southbound passenger train on the Ones and ros line collided head on with a freight car near Cotooodale. Reported deaths are unclear, but several passengers were injured and one or more fatalities are suspected.
Missing persons search in Chicago abandoned Monday for three damiers Swan Hunquist George Messenger and Gret Nelson believed to have been beet ion Kom ing dee Belds on the Lake Michigan coast.
Rear Admiral Glass reports a strong sailing force at the Isthmus of Panama. Vessels include the Concord Boston Wyoming Marblehead to the south and the New York among others, with additional ships under Rear Admiral Coghlan and Olympia proceeding to join.
Consumers urged to avoid alum and sulphate mixes in baking powder as unsafe low price brands circulate via grocers and peddlers. Officials highlight health risks from sharp grains and sulfuric acid, recommending well known brands with genuine cream of tartar from grapes.
The port has conceded to U S demands and offered Alexandetta's governor a full apology for injuries during the departure of Heater natural. An Attaria rescue was aided by Mr. Duis. Vallet Baws Miskel and Leistint arrive at Manerival to push the apology. The United States cruiser Kay Fran with Bear Admitted Cotton heads to take Conan Disrti to Alewan leptta.
Reported typhoid fever deaths climb to nine in Datier Pennsylvania and nearby areas with new cases and ongoing public health measures. In other news three miners reported missing at Grand Portage shaft and a fatal shooting in Ardmore. A Chicago cable car accident claims a 43 year old man. Greece sees the Ralli cabinet resign. Cholera outbreak grows in Kerbela.
Fire heavily damaged the plant of the Ate Sie Camphry, causing fear that watchman Andrew Boras may be lost. The property area covered about ROO AK.
Nebo Union claims no strike was contemplated by Ineaha workers shipping in Omaha. Officials deny reports of planned action by machinists and labor partners.
Investigation into the Adel Iowa wreck delayed after limited witness turnout. Conductor Finnimen testified the crash resulted from a dispatcher’s failure to deliver Train No 3 orders, with questions raised about delivery of No 4 and afterhours calls. Jury adjourned. full testimony set for Saturday. report to Chicago offices pending.
A Des Moines resident, about 60, committed suicide Saturday night after arriving in Sioux City. He sought relief from consumption and used patent medicine as a cure, later found dead in a feed box. a boy of seven miles south of Van Meter was involved in the incident and nearby relatives voiced concern.
Two River Biges Young Men attempted a mock hold up on a companion Cook Lewis. They fired blank cartridges. Lewis fired back, taking a powder wad blow to the face at close range. He suffered a facial wound requiring three stitches and may lose sight in his right eye.
Sentenced to thirty days in jail for gambling, Des Moines resident George Cox claimed losses of 1000 to his wife who pursued prosecution of gambling housekeepers. The case spurred a broader push to close local gambling dens, as other injuries and theft reports circulated in nearby towns.
The National Live Stock Association leads a push to curb the meat trust. Iowa ranks first in hog production with 8 823 000 head and 1 842 500 cattle in the annual crop estimates. Secretary John G Simpson forecasts figures to show producers’ bondage to Chicago packers.
A patchwork of biographical sketches and regional incidents details figures such as William Inseco Buchanan an American diplomat and forestry advocate with ties to Pinchot and Yale. The article also mentions local events from Sullivan County and Pawnee including a teacher in an icy pond and a jail breakout.
Linn County grand jury indicted E Moore, Cedar Rapids street committee member, for embezzling funds by drawing pay for a nonexisting man named Martin over several months. Witnesses testified no such man existed and the badge of the straw man was alleged by Alderman Hughes of the First Ward. The inquiry followed an open council charge and a committee exoneration earlier.
County records show from Jan 1 to Dec 15 1964 Monona County sold about 4828 acres valued at 2708004 averaging 561 per acre Many contracts were made earlier in the year and recorded later The county recorder Oliver L Olson notes the dull year in land sales compared with prior periods
Fragmentary notes describe a baffling disappearance near Lake with mentions of J. M. Murigan and unnamed locals. The garbled text mentions search efforts and possible sightings but provides no clear location or resolution.
A Garden City bank was robbed Wednesday night with two explosions blowing the safe open. A witness across the street saw two men near the bank and others inside the restraint area. The private institution is owned by BD Batland of Garden City and AL S Drake of Puadcliff.
Two of the Quanbr bank robbers captured near Shekton Wednesday evening were moved to Cherokee jail by Sheriff Fogsdan. The suspects Abner Uf, Wicks, and Frank Williams of Topeka Kansas are aged 23 and 25. Police believe a four-man gang robbed the Quimby Bank and escaped with the team stolen during the robbery was ree entered at Paulliva.
Thieves broke front glass with iron pries and robbed Gaw's general merchandise store at Exira of two outfits including a fur overcoat. Sheriff pursuing a crew. property value estimated around seven dollars.
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