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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1902

Page

3

Lost missionary held for ransom and courtroom crimes

The text details Nass Stone's captivity and hoped release amid Boer War parallels. It covers a grand jury indicting Reynolds for murdering a blind preacher, and commentary on Judge Hutchinson’s reputation. It notes a Plymouth county deputy treasurer suing for back pay and potential nervousness among Sioux county officials if he prevails.

Nass Stone Reynolds Plymouth County Board of Supervisors Sioux County

County Officials Night Work Controversy Sparks Editor Support

Clipper reports allege County officials perform night duties due to deputy salary misuses. The INDEX editor backs the board of supervisors to ensure deputies receive proper compensation rather than channeling funds to officials. A Turkey partridge note contrasts penalties for traitors with a grim account of a hunter’s fate.

Board of Supervisors

Fossil Skull Adaptation Lets Crocodile Lift Upper Jaw

The skull is socketed in the jaw rather than the skull, allowing the crocodile to lift the upper part as a lever to seize prey without moving its legs. This anatomical feature aids prey capture and reduces effort during hunting.

Boy on Streetcar Balances Pennies to Pay Fare

An anxious crowd on a streetcar watches a shabby boy frantically search pockets and lining for coins to ride. He finally produces pennies and dimes, while elderly passengers strain to see the display of effort and the car moves on.

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Quaint College Dress Rules Through the Ages

A long excerpt outlines Harvard era costume rules noting 19 shillings cap adornments, freshmen pruning to buttonholes, sophomores with cuff buttons, and seniors in gowns. It describes 1828 dress specifics black mixed costs with rolling cape, waist at natural line, lapels length, crow's feet cord details and varied fabric options for waistcoat and breeches.

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Fragmented Aphorisms Amid Stumbling Text

The readable fragments present a jumble of phrases about grace and family roles, with unclear names and garbled wording. The passage appears to be a damaged interior snippet offering disjointed philosophical musings and stray letters, lacking coherent events or identities.

Unclear OCR fragment from Havre travel note

Fragmentary text presents scattered words about boats, ports, and locations with no coherent event or names to identify a clear news item or outcome. The readable pieces do not form a complete report or actionable details for a proper summary.

Fragmented OCR: Vases Up at Nagai Bore Viewty Meg

A garbled OCR fragment mentions a location Nagai Bore and items like vases and Meg. The readable text is sparse and uncertain, yielding no clear event, date, or involved organizations.

Shocking Realities of New Money Reactions Reported

Philadelphia Record details how women react to new currency, with vivid scenes of fanned bills, exclamations, and rapid payments. A man notes his salary in clean certificates, claiming it saves money. The account highlights consumer anxiety and curiosity over changing banknotes and purchasing power.

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Honest Chinese Traders in Global Credit Debate

An English appeals for merchants and bankers from Peking to Hongkong to defend Chinese honesty. The speaker notes English and Japanese banks hire Chinese to handle money and questions claims of widespread dishonesty, citing no bankruptcy laws in China and contrasting poverty with hard settlements amid vast debts.

Peking Hongkong Japan Euglish China Oman Daisy

Fragmented OCR notice shows imperfect data

The readable text presents a garbled fragment about a year and a person but no clear event, names, dates, or places. Details are too incomplete to identify a specific subject or outcome for a concise newspaper card.

Restless-eyed man inspects sky in vague New York telegraph note

The fragmentary text describes a man with a restless eye examining the sky and a distant, cryptic scene involving lamps, a hotel, farmhouse, and city dwellers. The passage references a telegraphic note from New York and mentions Fuentan and rising sun imagery.

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Cadet Cover of Derkness and Singing Bird Imitation

A garbled tale describes a minister escorted to a parish for Sunday duties and a servant delaying the driver amid threats of reporting. The piece then explains La Nature’s method to imitate a bird song using a cork rubbed along a glass tube or bottle with varying speed to reproduce the tune.

Derkness Seetch Elis Beache Ava la Nature

Ree Pranks Withern-Lie Looted Adralphio Din The Eve Sud

In a curious exchange a lawyer named Yor discussed prior statements and the possibility of a witness looking someone directly in the eye during questioning. The remarks suggest a strategy shift and litigation context.

Sud

Apple Proen Traecennia Tasmanian Orchard Spacing

Tasmanians plant apple trees densely in a vernie orchard with ten feet spacing instead of wider rows. Some blocks yield around 600 target-acre units, drawing reactions about global awareness of farming practices. A commentator notes world attention while another rail quotes differing views on humanity.

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