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The Hull Index notes WILL TAMPLIN as Editor and Proprietor, indicating a leadership transition for the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
6
Russian Churians Battle Drawn Amid Heavy Losses In Manchuria
Reports from Moukden say continuous Russian losses mount. General Mistchenko is badly wounded while Kondratovitch is shot through the lungs. About 3,600 wounded arrive daily as frost and delays raise concerns, with Japanese efforts to sow unrest among Russian troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moukden
Stakelberg
Mistchenko
Kondratovitch
Staf
Andrii
Mukéen
Russia
Fatal Coasting Accident Shocks Bloomington AL
SLED STRUCK A DRAY in Bloom ington Alabama during a late Tuesday afternoon coasting accident. Earl Reynglis was killed Thomas Davis fatally injured Mary Sreynolds suffered severe head injuries a woman named Valentine broke a leg Charles Lester had severe facial injuries and internal damage. The victims were local children traveling with the sleigh as it struck a drag throwing riders under the wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
Ington
Bloomiuaten
Earl Reynglis
Thomas Davis
Mary Sreynolds
Valentine
Charles Lester
No Agreement Reached in Western Ang Cult Linex Meeting
Joint meeting in Tuem tay to discuss craft gates and tariff differentials ended without an amicable adjustment. Officials said Western tines may align differently with Gulf and Atlantic ports, hinting at reduced tariffs to widen the gulf between ports. Also reported is a Yaqui attack affecting a family in Hertinsilin, Mexico, following the massacre of four Americans in Chicago and Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeters
Gell
Bilt
Chiragh
Linex
Tuem Tay
Gulf Road
Maliteip & Geent
Gulf
Atlantic
Hertinsilin
Mexico
WL Devic
John Kenneth MacKenzie
Robert Day
Chicago
Merrill A. Coll
Sioux City
Anottier American
Cutler Mountain Tragedy Captures Beasin Houton Hae Not Neen
Chief Regnolds on the trail of Milfer suspects he murdered Bessie Bouten in a case that ties the body on Gutter Mountain to Mrs. Bessie Henton of Syra ense NL OY. Milton Franklin alias Geo Roview is eyed as responsible and a warrant is set. A second bomb was found in front of the Vetel Deux Slandes in Paris with no explosion. In Minnesota, a whipping post bill to punish wife beaters is introduced. Sioux City stock market quotes show butcher steers at $4.70 and other prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biase
Beasin
Geo
Roview
Tleores Ratnett
Franklin
Paris
Steamer in peril and wartime shipping news
The report notes a British steamer CAPINESACK in critical position near Fataiteart Th. Repairs are underway to save the crew. Separately Japanese forces captured a British steamer Woyedeld carrying contraband for Vladivostok. A car record was set as Ormonde broke the world automobile mile record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Slegimee Albis
Newport News
Ashare
Ormonde
Wie
Beef Trust case affirmed by Supreme Court ruling
The United States v Swift & Company beef trust case upheld by the Supreme Court. Justice Holmes notes a conspiracy among packers to fix prices and restrict shipments. The decision, reaffirming lower court rulings under the Sherman Act, cites a unified scheme across states to control cattle flow and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court Mmorjay
United States
Es. Swift & To
Beef Trust
Holmes
Decisi
Agutyet
Justice Flulmes
Flo
Out
Sc. Womat
Monkey Prune Pickers Questioned Under Labor Law
A California rumor claimed growers planned to import trained monkeys to pick prunes. A New York inquiry to the commissioner general of immigration sought if such importation would violate the contract labor law. Commissioner Sargent received letters on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quistion
Washington, D. C
California
New York
Commissioner General of Immigration
Department of Commerce and Labor
Awful Accident Delays Train Brakeman Hit Cold Winter
Brakeman T James Hilliker on a Chicano and Northwestern freight fell between engine and car at Spring Valley and was cut off. In zero weather he crawled to St. Joseph's hospital on the edge of Belvidere. four hours later he was found a field away, alive but severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frain Anacen
Trice
Hopital Belvidere
T. James Hilliker
Northwestern
Eigine
Spring Valler
Jeg Wan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Outekirte
Blraselt
Milley
Upderigek
Binmimelf
Hoapital
Blenty
Ve Frocen Griend
North Sea Inquiry Hears Testimony on Aldebaron Attack
The international commission heard Capt. Jelnzon and Mate Hkromberg of the cargo barge Aldebaron testify that hours before shelling on British barriers a ship in the North Sea fired on them but caused no serious damage. A British agent identified the striking vessel as a Russian transport antichatke, mistaken for a torpedo boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rwediah Witnowees
Tarie
International Commission
North Sea
Jelnzon
Mate Hkromberg
Aldebaron
Aldenaran
Fat
Fingh O'Remne
Rural Route Carrier Candidate Bets On Job
Miss Cora Moore, 23, aspirant for rural free delivery, passes the fire examination and pledges to cover the twenty five mile route daily rain or shine. She asserts women can meet the requirements with ordinary education and physical fitness and could surpass men in the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dacia
Cora Moora
Miss Moore
Wreck of steam lighter Clarencer found near Brooklyn shore
The steam lighter Clarencer, missing since a Wednesday storm, is believed to have foundered with all seven crew and their passengers. The vessel was found sunk in the ship channel off the Brooklyn shore with part of a mast visible above water. No trace of the crew or ladies is yet recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarencer
He Harbor
Cam
Cradley
Toodseon
Brooklys
Three Freese to Death in Baltimore Cold Spell
The city reports three deaths attributed to an intensely cold spell. Officials warn of continuing extreme temperatures and urge residents to seek shelter and heat sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Midi
Emperor's Son Not Tsar as Revolution Sparks Deluge
Sympathizers with the Russian revolutionary movement thronged the Academy of Arts and applauded addresses delivered by Jehu Diek Warner and Montagne Denner. The scene drew notable supporters amid the unfolding unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Academy of Aftsaiy
Jehu Diek Warner
Montagne Denner
Bru Wi. Crashy
American Steamer Seized by Japanese Near Windivastak
The American steamer AT and Boliar, owned by Dollar Steamship Company of San Francisco, en route for Windivastak with provisions and forage, was captured Saturday by Japanese forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohio
AT & Boliar
Windivastak
Dollar Steamship Company
San Francisco
Ships Aft Tahiti Reef Collision and Drownings Report
A string of vessels near Tahiti reef suffered losses after a sale on the reef. Francisca Nis and Tamara Morena were among ships involved. two schooners and a cutter were said to have foundered. Rescue efforts located wreckage miles south of Tahiti as crews searched for survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darbar Denese
Tuhiti
Franciscanis
Hbson
Tamara Morena
Ahout
Etty Jone
Astore
Hare
Tahiti
Grain Rate War Roils Midwest Rail Lines
Western roads clash with the Missouri Kansas and Texas over freight tariffs. The M K T quotes 1844 cents Omaha to salt ports and 1214 cents Kansas City to the gulf, while Great Western and Rock Island announce 37 cents Missouri River to Baltimore and 1714 cents to New York. The dispute triggers a conference on differential rates between gulf and Atlantic ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft Peoutle Dan
Chicago
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Omaha
Salt Ports
Kansas City
Gulf
Great Western
Rock Island
Missouri River
Baltimore
Cattleman Convicted in St. Louis Assault Case
A jury in St. Louis found Famone Cattleman guilty of assault with intent to kill Ernest Morgan, sentencing him to three years in the penitentiary. The case arose from a disturbance at the Pike during the SS Lewis fair month. Zach Afulball, a noted plainsman, is named as a friend of President Cleveland and a familiar figure in national circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Col
Zach Minhall
San
Zach Afulball
Hogscvelt
Grover Cleveland
Collision on Santa Fe Kills One Injures Several
A northbound passenger train on the Atelhlaga Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad derailed near Ardaere early Sunday. One man, fireman Guy Gorsett, was killed and several crew members were injured. others are reported to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atelhlaga, Topeka
Santa Fe
Lewiston Clark Exposition Opens Sundays in Portland
The Lewla and Clark exposition will be open to the public on Sundays in Portland Oregon. After meetings between city workers and exposition planners, officials have decided to allow visitors to view the exposition on Sundays and keep exhibits fully open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaten
Portland
Ore
Fair Directora
Fire strikes Champaign Hotel in Sunday blaze wrecks building
A fire in Champaign Illinois started in the bakery beneath the hotel and spread through partitions as guests fled. Firefighters rescued a woman trapped by debris as the building burned and guests escaped with narrow margins.
Morocco mission tasking seeks aid to boost customs and military
France and Asborocco discuss a foreign office mission to propose measures that help Preages direct Morocco's customs and forces, aiming to strengthen control in the region amid tensions and strategic interests. In New Bremen Ohio a gas explosion injures twelve, wrecking a building and causing serious harm to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Asborocco
Foreign Office
Sitan of
Alrecce
Morocco
New Bremen
Diecker
Colfax Mercantile Store Losses Nearly Twenty Five Thousand
The Colfax Mercantile Company store suffered about 25 000 in losses from fire and water on Sunday. The blaze started in the forenoon near a stove on the first floor and was discovered around 12 30 p m. Firemen could not enter and water could not be applied effectively. Stock and building losses are outlined with insurance covering the stock and Croft estate owning the building. George W Seevers of Oskaloosa is the principal stockholder. Fireman Frank Chapman was injured when struck by hose, losing an eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax B Mercantile Company
Hilling Company
Colfax
Lierene
Bulding
George W. Seevers
Oskaloosa
Frank Chapman
Harveys Sentenced to Three Years in Anamosa Prison
Judge Powers handed down a three year penitentiary term to Harvey and his wife for arson in the Gliddenboat City Hotel fire at August, a case after a week of deliberation. The scene was quiet with few spectators and only the father of Mrs. Harvey among relatives. The Hobbs brothers perished in the blaze, which prompted the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Qurreil
Harvey
Flarver
Teora
Circle Harvey
Harveys
Gliddenboat August
Hobbs Brothers
Deeter Murder Case Weighman Trial Proceedings Shift
The Weighman murder trial halted Saturday with no testimony taken before noon. Photographs of Deeter’s body were excluded from evidence and a grand jury notice issue blocked a testy line of questioning. Attorneys argued over laying the foundation for post mortem statement evidence as testimony resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weightman
Weighman
Deeter
Bode
Witnenaen Pot
Labor Leader Convicted in Assault Case
Arthur Ireland, a prominent labor leader, was found guilty of assault with intent to commit great bodily injury after a strike scene in Fort Matsay. The case also involved John Devine and Treland, with appeals anticipated on a trem teigh motion and witness testimony described as sensational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arther Ireland
Arthur Ireland
Far
Rabson
Papeka
Tragic Domestic Tragedy Reported in Webster City
A disturbing incident in Webster City details Francis O Connor found in bed by his father after a suicide attempt. Am Lowa Man Eades Ibias Life wih Hin Ibazesr and Iris were involved in a confrontation ending with a throat wound. The report notes the wife left recently and the man killed himself after awakening to a grinding sound and viewing his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis O'Conner
Webster City
Major Milford Fire Destroys Half The Block
A large blaze at Milford Saturday at 4 o'clock destroyed about half a block between the depot and the bank. Seven buildings burned, with total losses near 15000,000 despite insurance. Heaviest losses cited include Waterman Williams and Luding. aid from Spencer and Spirit Lake failed to arrive in time. A separate Hillsboro fire damaged six buildings with 240,060 loss, mostly in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuainees
Milford
Insurance
Srins AL Millar
Procer
Waterman & Williams
Luding
Spencer
Spirit Farke
George & Viper
Sergeant Wolfs
Hillsbore
Fme
Weighman Murder Trial Opens with Twelfth Juror Secured
The Weighman murder trial opened Tuesday with a twelfth juror seated. Henry Deeter, aboard a wagon near Grachten, demanded a valuable package through a blackmail letter. Deeter appeared armed and was shot by Weighman after refusing to drop his gun and the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weignman
Spoheer
Henry Devter
Grachtinger
Weigiman
Oniard Aca
Deeter
Weighman
Ann
Weigharai Caikis Deter
Shooter in Jail Following Storm Lake Shooting
Editor Smiths of Storm Lake remains in jail after a shooting last Saturday that wounded ex County Attorney E H Schultz. The county attorney Whitney filed charges of assault with intent to commit murder. Schultz is believed to be recovering from a gunshot wound and injuries from debris. The case will be thoroughly tried in the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiths
Storm Leake
Benied Brit
AL Smith
Buena Vista
Schultz
Storm Lake
Aid
Whitney
Smith
Muder
Brakeman Almost Killed After Fall From Moving Box Car
Frank Allderdice, brakeman for Burlington Railroad, nearly died Thursday morning at Sedan when he slipped from a moving box car. He fell and struck his head, was knocked unconscious, and rushed to Centerville hospital. Doctors found no broken bones but warn of serious internal injuries as he remains unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gort
Frank Allderdice
Burlington Railroad
Sedan
Centerville
Wille
Baan
Posible
Forty in Peril on Einois Central Train Wreck
A broken rail on the Einois Central near Cedar Basin north of the Mlingis Central line derailed a passenger train. The baggage car burned before being extinguished. about forty passengers were aboard with only minor injuries. Passengers moved to Cedar Falls as an inbound freight arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einois Central
Mlingis Central
Cedar Basin
Albert Lea
Haggardman
Cedar Falls
Medical men gather for Sioux Valley medical convention in Sions
Sioux Valley Medical Association held its annual convention in Sions with attendees from neighboring cities. Mayor Beare welcomed visitors, Dr. Cottam of Heck Rapides spoke in response, and papers on medical topics were presented. An evening reception at the Mendamin hotel followed sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Katacheina
Sioux Valley
Amfedica Associatiot
Sionsdtr
Seseiang Wera
Ue Association
Beare
Cottam
Heck Rapides
Mendamin Hotel
Forgery Charge Hits Postmasters in Two Towns
Postmaster Fages of Irston and Postmaster Hy Carr of Treton face serious forgery accusations. Carr is said to have signed prominent friends’ names to checks for a Maurice bank, using funds to speculate in South Dakota land. His bondsmen resigned and he left his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garr
Irston
Hy Carr
Treton
Carr
Maurice
South Dakota
Poxtingater
Glaze at Carroll reveals Armstrong block fire losses and misfires
Fire damage reported at the Armstrong building in Carroll with 350.0011 in dogs and £50 loss. Building valued at 15 000 with $15 000 building insurance and $20 060 stock. Owners Tid Glick and Ac EBenison secured it via Monona County land transfer. no rebuild planned. Also notes 1905 Iowa Electrical Association convention details and a fatal shotgun duel near Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
AL Carrell
Tid Glick
Ac Ebenison
Arinabang
Monona County
Ginlick
Dying Stock Buyer Riddell Found Near Webster
Webster stock buyer C Riddell was found dying in a buggy near a county road Friday afternoon. Farmer Fred Edgesten discovered him in deteriorating condition. The report notes Riddell was involved in a confrontation with a woman identified as Editor prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Riddell
Webster
Heer
Fred Edgesten
Riddelo
Eiberten
Riddalli
Storm
Glenabeth
A. Lehm
Burra Viste
Idette Frase Albart
A. Smith
Weary Wastings and Ramsey Statues Considered for Capitol
The Minnesota Historical Society may seek to place statues of Weary Wastings Bibles and Alexander Ramsey in the national capitol’s statuary hall. Senator John H. Mitchell of Oregon, born 1835, faces a defection in 1897 and a return to the Senate in 1901. Other notes mention naval and military figures, academic exchanges, a Chinese industrial program, and a Grant memorial project in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota State’ Historical” Society
Weary Wastings Bibles
Alexander Ramsey
Statuary Hall
National Capitol
United States
John -H. Mitchell
Oregon
Washington County
Pennsylvania
California
Mitchell
Oregon Tronce
Senate
George W. Mcbride
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Tekie
Woyedeld
Vladiyvostok
Tzetersburg
Nicholas
G.u
Champaien Hotel
Burne
Champaien
Ie Hotel
Rabk
Mexico City
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Angelo Baria
Eizhi Mentha
Manuel Futile
Thagnretawn
Ratlradd
Jamestown
Wits Bilal
Tpiewen Sbere Boguredl
Welsvile
Gured
Gleveland
Tuisinies
Sarturdsar
Hawkey
News OF the Week
Colfax Mercantile Company
Fenton
Newmle
Atanday
Wisessin
Wbort LO Penrys
GB. OW. Vrelch Department Store
Epeca
Berrion
Carroll
Iowa Electrical Association
Jowa Electrical Association
Gagbaque
William 8. Porter
Ldera
George Latsted
Ottumwa Winlescay
Parmers
Tintsted
Parmer
Offunowa
Waseta County
Congressaian
Vespasian
Warnnty
Harvard
Clinton
Heatas
Mount Pleasant
Farmer City
Lil
Priest Powlew
Bamotorman
Loels
George Word Pigmen
Naval Academy
F. H. Teimbte
Ingakie College
Kloux City
China
Frimvne
Vitarge
Am Industrial
Hors' Vheological School
Tsing-Wa
Hing-Wa If
Henry Merwin Shredy
Grant
Shrady
Ghames PD. Neill
Roosevelt
Carroll D. Wright
Catholic University
Som
Trey
Cretaria
Arthur Taikes
Chili
Menchey
Bein
William Dp.prent
We Mitchell
Wf. Tamble
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