18 Feb 1898
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1898
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions Feb 1998 Sheridan Township district details with names like Jerman Reyels Brown and a teacher. No clear event or outcome is present. data is unreadable and inconsistent.
Fragmentary report of court notes, ads, social events, and personal notices. Mentions include legal actions, community members like Brown and wife, Laura Coilles, Mr and Mrs Henry Lut, Kate Kuewel, and Jaa Walters. Also references DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and a discussion of political figures Bryan and populism.
The Burlington Gazette reports Mr. Bryan continues to advocate silver coinage, opposing full value for the silver dollar. He favors 16 to 1 for the dollar to keep it cheap and underweight, a stance he has publicly stated.
Senator Burke plans to file a bill in the Senate to curb Standard Oil after a probe found railroad discrimination benefiting Boriedayl coed cup gaiin and watering in stock. He cites abundant evidence of favoritism and abuse tied to stock practices and watered stock.
A long account details the White House palm tree Sabal and Cocos species, notably a venerable Washingtonia robusta believed two centuries old. Collected from the national Botanic Garden and other sources, the tree has endured through administrations and travels between the Executive Mansion and pension office grounds for state occasions.
The London Standard describes harsh life in the Sudan where residents must endure spiders, wind storms, and dust. It notes precautions from soap and powder to keep insects away and compares desert conditions to a busy railway junction surprise, detailing daily discomforts and the need for acclimatization.
A Milwaukee Wisconsin letter-laden discussion critiques Rip Van Winkle’s stage realism noting one incongruity in the play. The piece cites dialect variety and the need for absolute realism to be fatal at times. It also surveys distance speech in Florida Arkansas and the Scottish expression of distance and mentions scented cloth for sale in New York.
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