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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1898
Page
6
Clever Bank Robbery Leaves Lima Bank Empty
The American National Bank of Lima Ohio was robbed Monday night of 18162 dollars in currency and gold. The vault remained undamaged and the deposit of 16000 dollars from Saturday night was missing. The door was found open and no clues were available for detectives to trace the thieves.
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American National Bank
Lima
Ohio
Lank
reLberg
Arrival of the Treaty Ends Spanish-American War Accord
President McKinley received the peace treaty with Spain from Judge Day and the American peace commission at a formal ceremony. The document marks the earnest efforts of Paris delegates and aims to bring peace, credit, and glory to the United States.
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Spain
McKinley
American Peace Commission
United States
Judge Day
AACA
Paris
Dawson Flight Ends Food Shortage Confidence Rises
Direct Dawson departure leaves Alaska bound passengers and travelers unsure of relief. The town reports a sharp population drop and improving travel conditions as a relief party resumes routes. Meals cost a dollar with no food shortage anticipated for winter.
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Klondike
Farroplon
Pass- Seattle
Alaska
Daweon
Lamong Ihd
Jock Carn
Sakon
Dawson
Dawson CY
Rioting in Havana Sparks Tufts of Bloodshed and Disputed Border
Reports describe Monday night disturbances at Monserrat and Havana auburs as Spanish troops moved from Prade to Galiano Street, firing killed an 8 year old Cuban child, and left a narrow Cuban strip along the waterway. Counterfeiting tale emerges alongside details on a silver certificate and plate printing.
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Monserrat, & Auburs
Havana
Prade
Galiano Street
Caban
New World
Wavasa Yarbor
Cuba Libre
United States
Viavana
Train collision injures yard workers near Lexington
A Louisville and Nashville yard engine collided with a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train in Lexington suburbs. All L and N workers jumped to safety and were injured, two possibly fatally, while C and O crew remained at their posts and were seriously hurt.
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Lowisville and Nashville
Chesapeake and Ohio
Lexington
Louisville and Nashville
Muster Out of Troops Plans for Discharge Nears
The War Department has not set definite plans for mustering out 50 000 volunteers decided at a cabinet meeting. Discharge timing hinges on whether three months or two months extra service is used. Some regiments already back from foreign service will be discharged soon. Plans also aim to muster out all volunteers in the Philippines as fast as replacements arrive to avoid hampering administration.
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War Department
Philippines
Chicago to Erect 10 000 Capacity Coliseum on Wabash
Chicago plans an active campaign for the national convention of 1900. Charles F. Gunther presidents a company with 200000 capital to build a new coliseum on Wabash avenue. The hall will be 86 feet high on the interior and 309 by 116 feet outside, with 150000 spent on construction. The main floor holds 10000 and galleries can extend to 15900 or 18000 for special occasions. Work starts after land clearance and the building is due next fall.
Prince George Arrives in Crete and Hoists Flag
Prince George of Greece, now high commissioner, lands at Canea Crete amid cheers and forts salutes. He attends Te Deum at a church and visits the government building where the Cretan flag is raised amid naval cheers. He issues a proclamation pledging just, impartial rule for all without distinction.
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Prince George
Canea
Crete
Greece
Princs Georgu
Monroe fortress to receive extended defenses on Chesapeake Bay
A Norfolk sourced report says Fortress Monroe will be expanded to block Chesapeake Bay approaches and strengthen the entrance to Washington. New heavy guns will defend inland channels as Lyons arrive for fortification work amid broader coastal defenses.
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Norfolk
Afonrec
America
Dalla Mila
Chesapeake Bay
Virginia Pipes
Washington
Death of Pianist Sebastian Bach Mills is Reported
News notes report the death of Sebastian Bach Mills, a renowned pianist and composer aged 71. The item mentions family and public reaction, with brief references to local authorities and unrelated society chatter.
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Wisebmany
Sebastian Bach Mills
Cubans to Rejoice Evacuation Celebration in Havana
Havana prepares five days of festive events to mark the evacuation with a grand procession a race meeting a campaign dinner and hopes for Gomez to attend A high mass at the cathedral will include special prayers and streets will be festively decorated American officers receive invitations to private balls by the hundreds
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Junta
Tacon Theater
Havana
Gomez
Minnesota Leads in Railroad Mileage Increase for 1898
Preliminary estimates from the Rail road Gazette New York show U S railroad mileage rising by 2867 miles in 1898 the largest gain since 1892. Nine roads account for over one third of the increase led by Great Northern 165 miles and St Louis & San Francisco 148 miles. Minnesota tops by state with 25 percent of new miles followed by Texas Louisiana Alabama Oklahoma Arkansas Maine California Missouri Michigan and Georgia with gains ranging from 125 to 164 miles.
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Railroad Gazette
New York
United States
Great Northern
St. Louis
San Francisco
Mobile & Ohio
Washington County
Maine
Pecos Valley
Northwestern
el Paso
Northeastern
Minnesota
Texas
Louisiana
Alabama
Oklahoma
Arkansas
California
Missouri
Michigan
Georgia
Yale Divinity Student Arrested for Massive Library Theft
Yale Divinity student Hmues Miller was arrested in New Haven on Saturday for shoplifting about 5 000 volumes. Police report he was seen placing books in a bag at a bookstore and more volumes were later found at his home. Dealers identified 2 000 volumes among the loot.
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Hmues Miller
Yale
P. Miller
Nea Daven
Puy
Thyes
Millar
HITT FOR AMBASSADOR INDICATION OF DIPLOMATIC MOVE
The New York Press reports Robert B. Tlitt of Tilimein may become ambassador to Parasia with President proposing the appointment. Senior Cullum recommended Mr Hitt for the British post signaling a possible leave from Congress for diplomatic service.
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New York
Robert B. Tlitt
Tilimein
Horse Foreign Affairs Criminmen
Cullum
Mr. Hitt
Mitta
Congress
Porter reports progress in Cuba after Santiago visit
Special commissioner Robert B. Porter returns from Santiago de Cuba and Porto Rico with a report to the treasury secretary. He cites smooth military governance, reform in Santiago’s courts, reimposed taxes, and plans for internal revenue. Porter commends Gen. Wood and urges harbor improvements and better navigation aids.
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Robert B. Porter
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Santiago de Cuba
Secretary of the Treasury
Porter
Chamber of Commerce
Santiago
Shatier
Cubs
Tle
Gen. Wood
Day to Get Only Twenty Thousand in Peace Commission Pay
The ongoing dispute over the joint peace commission pay shows that William B Day Whitelaw Reid and John B Moore are set to receive large sums, while the daily allowances push totals past twenty thousand dollars. Also noted are treaty talks with Peru and a Colorado asylum investigation, plus a possible ambassadorial transfer for Jules Canton.
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William B. Day
Whitelaw Reid
John BD. Moore
United States
Muore
Sioef
Market Quotations From National Grain and Live Stock Markets
A dense transcript of regional market quotes lists cattle hogs sheep and various grain prices from Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Toledo Milwaukee and New York. Prices span ranges for No 2 white No 2 corn No 2 oats No 2 rye and butter creamery stock with bids in dollars per hundredweight or bushels and varying grades from common to choice and mixed lots.
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Chicago
Seth
Dheter
Indianapolis
St. Lous--Catile
Cincinnati
Alilwankee
Amuman
New York
Woolstock woman burned to death in home fire
Mrs. Ts Fulton aged 35 burned to death at Woolstock after lighting her pipe with a match dropped on her clothing. Also reports of E Filton aged 85 blinded by a similar accident that afternoon. Firefighters and husband attempted aid, but both deaths occurred. Separate items note state sheriff meeting in Albia and parole cases involving a prisoner from Chester Illinois.
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Ts. Fulton
Woolstock
Latch
Wee Lidy
Rs E. Filton
Senco
Thirty Quail in Thirty Days Bet Roars in Iowa Patch
A fragmentary Des Moines era news item reports a wager between J Young and Arthur Walker over a thirty day quail trial. Young bets on his appetite while the loser pays per quail eaten. Other items mention a hunting accident, a murder verdict, poisoning case, and local railroad improvements.
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J. Young
Arthur Walker
Bolls
Atlantic
R. Young
Agi
Young
Seven Men Sentenced for Burglary and Theft
In the district court at Indepridenes gon, seven men received penitentiary terms for burglary led by Joe Hueley seven years and George Thier four years. Joe Greeley two years Frank Marte six months, with Orland Chaney six years and seisel ten years for horse stealing Jacy Patten six months for larceny.
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Tvage Wair
Medical Meeting of Central District Doctors Held at Boone
Central District Medical Association of Town met at Boone with several medical men in attendance to discuss regional health matters and professional updates.
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Boone
Central District
Medi-cal Association of Town
Angnlue Penni
Scencal Tien
Johnson Missing Amid Blakes Lost Funds In Marshalltown
In Marshalltown F Elmer Jolson faded from sight with about 55 dollars of Blake's money. Johnson, long time Blake collector, is missing and under suspicion of foul play as officers press for clues. A Toledo arrest with similar looks but different man yielded a brass check linked to Tremont, Marshalltown, hinting at broader scheme. Centerville relatives mourn Robert Ramsey once thought Cuban bound. records show he never served in Cuba and was rejected after enlistment.
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Blake
F. Elmer Jolson
C. Blake
Marshalltown
A. Johnson
Blaké
Toledo
Johnson
Jobnson
Tremont
Hanis
Tremont Iense
Centerville
Robert Tramsey
Illinois
Aobert Ramsey
Santiago
Cuba
Romney
Iowa Sheriffs Association elects officers in Des Moines meeting
The Iowa Sheriffs Association met in Des Moines to elect officers. President J. D. Payne of Dallas County serves as leader with L. W. Enolson of Mitchell County as secretary and treasurer. A. W. Mitterer of Gardin County is first vice president and R. C. Kennelley of Guthrie County is second vice president. Legislative committee members include D. R. K. Tripp of Jasper, John Lewis of Clay, J. F. Mentzer of Marion, J. W. McPherson of Marshall, and R. T. St. John of Mitchell.
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Hee
Albhies
Prince Prclest Otade
J. Ee Siont
Pell
J. F. Mentzer
Marion
L. WiKnowlok
Mitchell
Nelling
Gov. Shaw
Fae
Iowa Sheriffs’ Association
Des Moines
J. D. Payne
Dallas County
L. W. Enolson
Mitchell County
A. W. Mitterer
Gardin County
R. C. Kennelley
Guthrie County
D. Rk, Tripp
Jasper
John Lewis
Clay
J.F. Mentzer
J. W. McPherson
Marshall
R. T. St. John
Tragic Rifle Incident Claims Cedar Rapids Child
The seven year old son of Arthur Wilson of Paralta near Cedar Rapids killed his infant sister when handling a loaded rifle left unattended by their father who had stepped away to fetch water. The gun fired striking the girl in the head and she died instantly.
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Arthur Wilson
Paralta
Cedar Rapids
Bat
Keokuk High Bridge Debate Reignites Across Mississippi
The Keokuk community again debates a Mississippi River crossing. Hubinger, a wealthy starch manufacturer, leads the movement with a high bridge long a favored project. Local merchants support the plan and expect decisive action soon.
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Keokuk
Mississippi River
Hubinger
Sioux City's New Brewery Nears Completion
The new brewart building in Sioux City costing 200000 dollars is rapidly nearing completion with plans to start beer production by February. It is a fine structure expected to boost local business and barley demand.
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Sioux City
New Browery
Brewart
Lioux City
Burglar Confesses After Stolen Cash Found
Jasper McDaniels of Clemons Grove was arrested in Marshalltown on burglary charges for taking $50 from the Jones Moonny store. The thief, who admitted the act, had the money on his person when searched. A fire damaged the Montezuma courthouse addition but was fought by the response and saved by the fire company. Insurance will cover about $7,000 in losses.
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Jasper McDaniels
Clemon’s Grove
Marshalltown
Jones & Moonny’s
Clemons Grove
Poweshick Court House
Montezuma
Nelson
Fatal Mining Accident Near Sigourney Kills Driver
News reports a coal mine accident near Sigourney where Charles Rhoads, a 21 year old driver, was killed when his head became crushed between a cart wheel and a root. The instant death occurred as he guided an animal into the entrance.
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Charles Rhoads
Sigourney
Thief Captured After Stolen Horses Reported
A youth named Joe Chirk allegedly stole a horse and buggy at Norway and another pair at Shellsburg. He was arrested in Marion while attempting to dispose of the stolen property.
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Flow
Joe Chirk
Norway
Shellsburg
Wes
Marion
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