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The Hull Index announces WILL TAMPLIN as Editor and Proprietor. Details indicate a leadership change at the paper, with Tamplin taking charge of editorial direction and operations.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
3
Terms of Surrender at Port Arthur Reported by Russian and Japanese Officials
News from St Petersburg reports the Port Arthur surrender terms agreed by Russian and Japanese commissioners. Soldiers and civilians become prisoners. forts vessels and munitions transfer to Japan in existing condition. Officers may be paroled. noncommissioned and enlisted personnel held as prisoners. public and private property to be transferred with minimal immediate disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Port. Arthur
Stoessel
Nogi
Ma‘ines
Rupa
Prinonern
Stnesiana
Sanitary Corte
Itnafan
Meager Wine Out Pederal Court Hindives tha Gecer ew Bndunction
The United States circuit court uncovered a decision affecting the Northern Pacific Railway Company. The court blocked a distribution of stock and details involve Harriman and Pinren related to securities held by Northern Securities Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pederal Court
Hindives
Notthers
United States Circuit Court
Northers Mecuelties
Thinktack
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Jeg
Deepes
New Jersey
ATEN
Conminnelork
Northern
Vavitie
B. T. Arum
S47
Abaree
Roentilgs
Mecuritica
Harriman and Pinren
Sleimet the
Man Found Breathing After Apparent Burial Ordeal
In a startling incident, Chidester was found alive after being presumed dead and prepared for burial. An undertaker removed the coffin flag amid whispers of a hastened interment while doctors tended him. He regained breath, observers summoned, and he shows signs of recovery under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourarlanger
Perial Ivean
Cma
Ghidexter
Mursieta
Port Arthur Falls Surrender Report Signals Japanese Victory
Port Arthur has fallen to the Japanese after a lengthy siege. Gen. Stoessel faces a difficult news situation as officials in St Petersburg await dispatches while Tokyo rejoices and hope for peace negotiations. The capitulation was signed at about 9:45 p.m. Sunday, ending hostilities five hours earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rassing Stranzhold
Port Arthur
Gen. Stoessel
St. Petersburg
Baron Hayashi
London
Kuropatkin
Russia
The
Shakhe
Ohio Bankers Arrested on Federal Banking Warrants
First National Bank of Conneaut officials including President C. M. Teaver and Cashier O. C. Lille were arrested in Conneaut by federal marshal Chandler on a warrant alleging involvement in an alleged bank embezzlement. Lille waived preliminary examination. Bail set at 748,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panning Ssa
Cashinr
O. C. Liltic
C. M. Teaver
First National Bank of Conneaut
Ar Rem
Cosneaut
Tifiord
Marabel Chandler Pon
Bortkers
Mrr. Vallig
Hewka
Mr. Traver Ja
Lille
Jealous Girl's Chime at Toad House Magen
Florenne Miterell shot wed hired Tila Swisher during a dance near Loganegurt Ind. Three miles from Loganegurt the incident occurred as TL C. Marenn left the dance after dancing with TL. C. Marenn. Mitch drew 9 revolver and fired as they moved through the crowd. The shot penetrated the house, injuring a bystander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Showa
Bia
Rieni
Magen
Florenne
Tila Swisher
Loganegurt
Ind
C. Marenn
Alirg
Mitch
Cant reason from garbled text into a clear headline
A fragmented OCR passage mentions names and figures but lacks coherent events or outcomes, making it difficult to identify a specific news item. Readable portions offer few concrete facts, with multiple unclear names and dates, preventing a solid, sourced summary.
Merfury Charge Confuses Talabi and Others in Midwest
Unclear OCR text reports a charge of mer fury against Talabi and Desher with names like Heyy Renee i Tega and Wee. Disjointed phrases mention Dany or Canny, Linentn Nebraska, and Chicago with references to a sinew of Finca and a suspected move or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merfury
Talabi
Desher
Laren Bhiy
Renee i Tega
Finca
Chicago
Unclear Textile Union Meeting Sparks Confusion
Fragmented OCR text references a free textile union meeting in Massachusetts with scattered mentions of consideration, a strike, and investigations. The readable portions imply labor dispute tension and a public alignment around ongoing issues. No clear individuals, groups, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Textile Unione
Mass
Eid
Supreme Court orders sweeping Denver election probe
The Colorado Supreme Court on Friday ordered a broad investigation into Denver election fraud concerns. It will scrutinize registration lists, campaign expenditures, and all election matters, with 204 ballot boxes to be examined by two handwriting experts, possibly delaying canvassing of the governor vote between Adams and Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Battors
Denver
Colorado
Alva Adams
Samuel W. Bedford
Adams
Genrr
Hersey
Lex
Trepubl
Peabody
Boston Tube Opened to Public Across Submarine Tunnel
Public gains access to a new submarine tunnel linking Boston neighborhoods. The mile and a quarter long, double tracked structure runs beneath harbor waters from Wearington Street to Bedley Street area, with crowding and construction details noted as the project nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostee
Boxt
Boston
Mass
Wearington Street
Bedley Stree
Lincoln Bankers Meeting Sparks Bond Support Question
A garbled report from Lincoln Nebraska discusses bankers and a treasurer, touching on a personal bond and possible refund conditions. It mentions a supreme court decision affecting party officials and hints at business impact. Named entities include Lincoln, Nebraska, and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toaoke
Lincoln
Nebmorcal
Kteto
Mortenaen
Omaha Aukers
Supreme Court
Fragments Describe Deaths and Alleged Murders in Florida Case
Fragmentary text reports a murder case in darkrayelle Florida. It mentions a young man named Carsar Yong killed himself and another man linked to the case faces murder charges. The article references Nan Vadterean and a wealthy Maval staves or Tackennrith connection with Miss Bitterson, with unclear details and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nookinakee
Fienktaker Carsar Yong
New Work
Nan Vadterean Ig
Bern Fmm
Darckrayelle
Fla
Alyerz
Savanah, Cie
Mise Bitterson
Fire damages Chicago traction firm building
A blaze at the Chicago traction company on Fortieth Street and Western Avenue destroyed the repair shop and caused a wall to collapse as high winds hindered firefighting efforts. Firemen evacuated and prevented further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiva
Briius
Chisagee Wnien Traction
Fartieth Street
Woeetern Avene
Chicago
Siso
Ta Apve Hye
Sail six months for irregularities in late election unit
Denver detectives and city officials including John Meseye Veank Green McMas Tan and Robert Goodman were sentenced to six months in jail for irregularities related to an electoral matter. The adjudication names the specific individuals and facts from the disputed case in a period-accurate tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Coli
Green
John Meseye
Veank
McMas
Tan
Robert Goodman
Cormtenetty
Canvitts Blot 0 AY Polson in Pine Cow Slavery Case
Judge Charles M. Welker ruled the city of Chiengui not liable for greed in a theater fire case. The decision linked to the Foss da coneetion with the rose at lite ia the wapadia Theater fire, involving Canvitts Blot 0 AY Polson and alleged Deva for Liberty Thoeetsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slde
Teatquein
Charles M. Welker
Chiengui
Wapadia Theater
Vittsbury Stated Conan Trial Yields Minor Wale Sale
In Vittsbury a stated Conan on wale led to a trial that ended with a minor sale outcome. The event involved local figures and a small group of attendees, with a small number of coins exchanged during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vittsbury
Conan
Indicted Thomas for Des Moines murder of Schofield girl
Des Moines authoritiescharged Charles Thomas with a second murder count in the Schofield case after a Polk County grand jury indictment. Deputy Sheriff Van Ness arrested him on the warrant. detective work by J C Hockersmith aided the case, with Thomas believed to be hiding out, and his parentage and work history noted as background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thomas
Briel
Mabel Schofield
Polk County Grand Jury
Des Moines
Schofield
Thomas
Sheri van Ness
Foreman
Burns
Miller
J. C. Hockersmith
Hockersmith
Emind
Des’ Moines
Loper
Nekst
Gockersmith
Grand Jury
Dr. Schofield
Macksburg
C. O. Lolly
Hackersmith
Imarterer
Iowa News Stretches Across Treasury and Tragedy
A scrambled Iowa page reports state finances with vault totals near 1.15 million plus 29 thousand annual interest, mentions General Assembly actions and bank rates, notes Artemus Ward’s death, and details multiple local incidents including a farmer’s storm peril, a shooting, and a jail case. The text also references Des Moines grand jury findings on Park Chautauqua hospital and ongoing investigations into bank dealings and legal matters.
Wigman Murder Case Scheduled in Spencer Court
The State of Iowa versus Cavrad Wigman to be tried in Spencer at the next term. The case stems from an incident near Graettinger last spring when a jury was drawn. A note demanded money from J A Spies and a watchful plan led to Deeter being attacked. he died from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
State of Iowa
Cavrad Wigman
Graett- Tieger
Drates
J. A. Spies
Graettinger
Deeter
Wigman
Dedham Savings Bank Settlement Ends Controversy
The Dedham Savings Bank dispute with president Mr Caton and the directors is settled amicably. Mr Caton returned to Dedham and deeded land valued at $20,000 to the bank, over to cover the alleged shortage. Directors will withdraw the petition and the bank will reopen to the public following state action last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham Savings Bank
Gs Caton
Fast Tuestiar
Robbed of Savings From Cedar Falls Home
Lars Deter Christiansen, a section man for the Linsis Central at Cedar Falls, reported his savings hidden in a baking powder can were stolen Wednesday night. The loss, estimated between 200 and 500 in gold and currency, followed repeated thefts over nine weeks. A burglar identified as Cuniine is suspected, as Christiansen feared Wanks after prior bank failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Deter Christiansen
Linsis Central
Cedar Falls
Christiansen
Fundy
Estherville Fire Destroys Coon Block and Adjacent Buildings
A fire in Estherville damaged the Coon block and several adjoining structures with an estimated loss around 83,000,000. The Coon block, once one of the city’s finest, suffered severe destruction, while nearby premises including Bak of Eatherville Shadle Brow dry goods, Robinson's grocery, Winchesler printing, and hindibe establishment faced damage and loss of contents. Upper floors contained expquatre and other valuables. the fire authorities and insurers assess the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meycorel Betttings
Extherville
Lews
Eatherville
Eatherville Shadle Brow Dry Goods Slate, Robinson's Greery
Ed Flynn death tied to Onawa crossing incident and Nebraska kin
Mayor Harlow of Quewn received a letter from Charles Flynn of Neb stating relatives near Omaha confirm Ed Flynn died at the Ashton crossing two miles north of Onawa when a train wreck occurred. The family plans to bear burial costs and settle in Gnawa cemetery. details indicate months of absence and connections to the Northwest Ironhead firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Fizan
Harlow
Quewn
Chrrien Flyn Allen
Ed Flynn
Ashton Crossing
Onawa
Itelhead Company
Frame
Charles Flynn Weested
Gnawa
Badr
Two Die in Apparent Suicide and Murder Plot
In Cedar Rapids two people confront a deadly act as W. Van Norman dies after a head injury from an alleged assault by Mrs. May Hastie, who survives after morphine. The report notes a planned city note and an interim examiner. A separate local item mentions a new gas plant in Nevada and church fire losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. van Norman
May Hastieen
Cedar Rapids
Gorifin
Des Moines Teachers Meet Amid Storm Disruption
Des Moines correspondence reports the State Teachers' Association gathering on Wednesday atop the Chamberlain, despite the worst storm in years that blocked rail and streetcar traffic. President Wright spoke on Complete Education, urging ethical instruction, with college section talks and efforts to admit broader college participation. Weather and transport issues hindered some meetings, but officers and local leaders adapted to keep the program moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Teachers’ Association
Aston
Wright
Bender
MacLean
State University
Votol
Rome
Cardwins
Association
Aft
McCennett
Codane
Adair
Clinibyn
Feeneuy
Reitun
Lew Moembhorsaffen
le States
Chantagr
The Filiping Hopelessly Lary and the Labor Question
A tangled colonial debate on labor in tropical colonies argues for two remedies. One favors Chinese coolie labor migration via Singapore and the other promotes native education. The author weighs economic incentives, fears of nationalizing inhabitants, and the impact on local industry, suggesting drastic, but potentially justified, solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Barapati
Weyers Helle
Tropics
Corfu
Mee
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Hull
Hall, Ta
Will Tamplin
Jude
Wranahy Simtendgs
Alarada Sreadke
BN Vitis
Port Arthur Falls
Ohio
S.oy
Aldean
Maxopulesian
Pha Mayer
Verve Tin
Otbert
Peices
Young
Gerat Humeian
Pete
News OF the Week
Stiss Schofield
Grant Jucy Merurns
Belle Bilin
Iowa
Wiete
Wietest
Lew Maines
Ovenell
Geo Stipe
Billy the
Atan
Artemuys Ward
Paitaweattamie
Trepnor
Mr. Walls
Kraze
Butler
Sant de Frain
Vail
Porsery
TG. Caton
Dedham Baye Iice Bank
Lake
Theane
Anil
Samuday
Red Hat
Park Chatute
Nesty
Jolie Morrow
Praer
Tier
Fentie Realty
Peath
John Wampton
Alvan Warman
Malvern
Wall Street
Warman
Tmpran
David
Sipny
Praderdinge
Shippy
Mose
Renn
Cla
Moss
Kane
Eaurt
Gase
Caton
Dedham Institution
Motey
Lars Christansen
Taken
Estherville
Nebraska
Amixtant Cinotngiar
Jernest F. Sturchard
Farnesty Pipafessyy
Reitos Geologies
Tio
Nevada Gas Company
Nevada
Ular
Parreta
OT. Sighold
Danbery
Water County
Tuts
Dndian
Methodist Church
Parschie
Mintrid
Tome Tel
Guitty
Baek Ae
Ste
Alter Seout
Mit
Howe Gerirar
Wansly Quaite
UWA
J. J. McConnel
Adam Pickett
Roger Vege
Serehay
Duvenaer
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