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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1904

Page

4

Des Moines Era Sparks Iowa GOP Rift Over Cummins Faction

Readers learn of a heated Plymouth county convention clash with rivals threatening resignation and power shifts within the Eleventh District. The piece critiques A B Cummins allies Abe Funk Ed Chagsel and E H Hubbard, questions Thomas’s competence, recalls past renomination fights involving Mawry and Brown, and notes financial troubles at Sheldon bank.

Eleventh New “Ring A.B. Cummins Abe Funk Ed Chagsel E. H. Hubbard Des Moines A. B. Cummins Cimmies Wecome Mawrry Mawry Fal C. Brown Sheldon Mr. Mowry Lowa Nave Pete Certs Kaewiva Sheldon Bank O'Brien Conany

Veily Galde and the Fifteen Year Wennger

A fragmented reminiscence recalls Veily Galde and a man asking questions about identity. The speaker reflects on age, friendship, and a clue to Americau, suggesting personal ties and a lasting bond forged through shared experience.

Fragmentary quotes reflect early college language import

The readable fragments show phrases about graduation, college life, and a small manital opening business. The tone mimics a Chicago Post style, mentioning titles like Ciore and Vel, suggesting a humorous or satirical passage. The text is incomplete and scattered.

How the Race Was Won at the 1903 America’s Cup Meet

Readable passages recount the Virginia defense of the cup against Columbia in 1903 and the spring 1905 aftermath. Virginia’s late 1903 triumph is described with vivid yacht detail and the emotional moment when Miss Virginia Wentworth questions Frank Stanhope about winning a prize. The piece notes Burke’s secretive design, the race outcomes, near-capsize concerns, and Stanhope’s final promises as the wreck of the event unfolds.

Frank Stanhope Miss Wentworth Branhope Mss Wentworth Auss Wentworth Migs Wentworth Stanhope Ales Wentworth Nell Burke Sapraua Mr Burke Oreason Willan Neeriy Sethidie Stanhiape Mtr Burkeshie Sloench Petnraedd Ube Virginia Stanlope Yacht Club Ag. the Cip New York Geare Lends Herrival Burke Staulone Hige Wentworth Goscaife Terrisiz Enone Mise Virginitian

Imaginary tale of a cruful age and a famed heroine

A fragmented passage speaks of an imaginary heroine facing a dark ashen world. It hints at vengeance and danger, with references to distant lands and a looming confrontation. The text evokes a dramatic quest and peril without clear specifics or dates.

Tenkling Siery Peller Halie PG Goepesury Ardends Toobave Arata Direlight Trewin Lis Qinciile Pestirres Dring Aoliener

Coach History Incomplete Vehicle Note From Local Records

A garbled OCR note discusses early vehicle history and a coach timeline. It mentions a first vehicle dated 14a7 and a coach afterward linked to youth or local figures, with unclear names and places. The fragment references a village setting and a cave of records, but readability remains limited.

Fragmented OCR note on conch and race origins

An oblique, garbled text discusses conch and races in early sport history, mentioning Elif Gib and a lead in a war era setting. It references coaching in England endurance traditions and a plan for civil health, with unclear sequence of events and person names.

America Selene Civil Heolf Partica Enrland Rome

Paris Editor Refuses Dreyfus Review

The Paris editor of a daily paper declined to review Captain Dreyfus’ book, quipping that Dreyfus never read the editor’s own work. The anecdote appears as the two discussed the Dreyfus case at a large library table.

Zola Dreyfan Paris Dreyfus Captain Dreyfus

The Bigger the Better in Scottish Parish Ripiater

A Scottish parish minister discusses clergy stipends with a parishioner. The parishioner argues that bigger stipends attract a better class of men, and the minister agrees noting the value of higher pay for improved clergy quality.

Toledo Blades Reflected In Ancient Craft Lost To Modern Times

In a discussion of Toledo blades, the piece laments that modern government factory blades lack the elasticity and artistry of the old Toledo swords. It notes the secret methods were lost, the genuine blades from before the sixteenth century are rare, and that old techniques from Spain and Toledo are hard to find today.

Toledo 3Koors Madrid Iughind Japan Nicholas

Pickings From Fiction A Woman Hisses At Life

A fragmented excerpt reflects on mothers and daughters raised differently and the struggle to escape perceived evil in life. The prose hints at fatigue from overwork and the weight of past failures, ending with a tremulous note about deteriorating health.

Fragmented prose on luck and manhood in Letters Home

A garbled excerpt discusses passive attitudes and striving for perfection. It touches on hard luck reducing manhood and contrasts laboring in life with playing, citing John Percybeld and a work titled The Adventures of Loaxy Be wel, with speculation on instinctive guidance and prior efforts shaping present virtue.

John Percybeld

Ways of Failure in Moral Character

A Philadelphia Telegraph column lists types of failure focusing on selfish, lazy, and unscrupulous behavior. It condemns the mortal who serves self only, spends before earning, takes praise dishonestly, and shirks duties. It highlights lazy men and women in professional and domestic life, urging self-restraint and ambition.

Smelke Philadelphia Telegraph

Comanche Chief Quang Chooses Roller Desk

In Fort Worth era tales a Comanche chief named Quang requests a roller desk to fit his life. Cattlemen find humor as he demonstrates how he would use the chair to sit, smoke, and read a newspaper, inviting visitors with a casual, mythical air.

Quang Fort Worth Tex Seogar Sabe Chen Sary Quanab Yun Ivey Baer

The Labor Agitator in a Quiet Strike Defense

A fragmentary piece on labor agitators emphasizing strategic action to avert strikes. It portrays the agitator as peacemaker who calms tensions by guiding workers away from conflict. The text suggests leadership and influence in unrest and mentions a store and notable names in a historical labor context.

Strifser Labor Agiintors Gae- Pha Haehenan

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