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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
3
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A long bank run hit three savings institutions in St Louis as hundreds withdrew funds after rumors of a loan denial in Chicago. Police and bank officials urged calm while deposits rushed out. some customers left without money after talks with officials.
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The report of the past year notes major needs for naval medical capacity including hospital ships and a naval sanitarium. It calls for appropriations to build and Commission several naval hospitals with estimated costs around 1,090,000 each to address growing medical requirements.
Copenhagen dispatch reports the Russian cruiser Dimitri Donskoi laden with troops and guns passed Copenhagen on Monday bound for the far east. The Morning Post che Foo correspondent telegraphs that the far east crisis has been delayed. The emperor of Korea is said to favor Russia and a London telegram notes no further need to insure against war, signaling a likely settlement between Russia and Japan.
In Memphis on Monday Low Dillon piloted a running horse with a gallant front and another close behind to smash Crescents world trotting record of 59 made at Wichita. The mile went 1 58 4. Weather wind hampered the effort, but Dillon claimed future speed under ideal conditions. Oliver Sanders commented he was not surprised by the result. Dillon expressed belief he can outrun any world trotter and hinted at faster times next year.
William Russell, Chicago Federation of Labor finance committee member and former International Association of Machinists official, was severely beaten by four unidentified men at his home after being drugged. The union promises pursuit of the assailants.
Word from Sacramento reports the second section of a train collided with a work train at Talisade station on the Central Tractfic in Nevada killing seven section men. A separate fire in Menominee Michigan destroyed $120,000 in lumber, timber, and cocks at Kay Shore Tusiher Camping yard. insured losses. Fire began from a spark.
Cuero Texas rancher Robert Bennett dies of yellow fever amid a second case and recovery of Mrs. Bennett. Laredo shows improved yellow fever conditions with updated case and death counts. Edoira high school football player William J. Connelly, 18, dies from injuries after a practice accident. A southern lathe fire incident ends with discovering a baby girl tangled in a bundle after a buzzard sighting.
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight locomotive boiler exploded near Rohrerstown, Lancaster County, killing two railroad workers and fatally injuring two more. Fireman and engineer were blown fifty yards and severely mangled. A lumber plant in Trickee California was burned when yard and mill of Trackee Lumber Company detonated by fire early Monday.
A rear end collision between two Delaware Lackawanna and Western passenger trains in Orange New Jersey injures a dozen people. Mel Dowd and Lawrence Fell are among the most seriously hurt as crowded commuter trains collide.
Six Prowned, The French bark Faverno tas Thirty-one of tfe amd four Th heen wrecked near here. The Filia hast firnnce at Weert Middlesex owned by Dickamds, Wathot & t o., of Glevelana, went out of blast. The shootiown is a tirth nick doe lack of orders for pistran. Advance in Price of Kerosene. Cleveland Standard Company advances wholesale price of all grades of refined kerosene by 0.5 cent per gallon.
A runaway electric car descending a Joliet hill on the Chicago line demolished a house and killed 18-year-old Peter Sharp after crashing into a wall. Motorman Bouragy fainted and Miss Apa Westberg jumped free with bruises as the car struck a curve. Mrs Hollstein escaped uninjured from the crushed dwelling.
A leading London private bank faced collapse amid forced gilt edged security liquidations. An emergency conference at the Rothschild bank reportedly secured a 5 million dollar advance to avert a wider financial crash.
Mt Vernon Kentucky report says BG N Roller master of trains on the Livingston division of the L and N Railroad was shot and killed by AL N Bentley master mechanic of the Louisville and Nashville Railway. Bentley surrendered to the town marshal claiming self defense amid two years of authority clashes. Roller was fatally wounded after a pistol was drawn and fired in a long running dispute.
Mrs Tamia Iversen fatally injured three of her children and tried to kill a fourth during a violent episode in Monterey California on Saturday. Her eldest child was struck after leaving for a base in Balinag. Later that evening she killed her infant Maria with a blow.
A New York elevated train derailed at a Brooklyn bridge approach. Fifty passengers were bruised and scattered debris caused a small fire as carriages plunged toward the street. Commuters fled to safety while firefighters and police contained the blaze and evacuated the scene.
Six miners were injured in a gas and dust explosion at Sullivan Ltd. mine in Sullivan County Indiana on Saturday. Victims named include Joseph Wallaam M Natfoml, Thomas Waller Charles Mekvo John Bunch and Noble Burton. The blast resulted from dust and gas ignited by a lamp, which then touched off a powder can.
Kansas Hobbers captured after bloody bank raid chase. Bandits fled to an Arkansas River island fifteen miles from Burton and were lodged in Newton jail. Names given as James Bell George Gisen Eli Johnson Thos White and Frank Tarwood. Johnson was severely wounded with gunshot wounds to head chest arms and legs.
San Francisco reports John K. Drown, longtime cashier at Union Bank of New Holland Ohio, arrested for embezzlement after missing 1000 dollars. In Peoria Illinois, carnival star Paw Tharstes died after touching a live electric wire. Marion Indiana sees Jesse McClure kill his two sons and flee. Astraad Wisconsin suffers a major fire at Shores block, with 1500 dollars loss and several feared dead.
Goldie Prior aged 24 elopes with a stranger seven miles north of Des Moines. A carriage with prancing horses carries her away from the Barlow farm while her foster mother watches. Investigations trace a mysterious lover, a hired carriage, and a hotel stay as search continues.
A son attacked his father in a family scene sparked by mental impairment after traveling from the Philippines. The son seized dishes, pulled his father from a chair, and hid behind a tree before relatives restrained him. He is said to be improving and hospitalization was deemed necessary for his recovery.
Mrs Seeley found $100 worth of rings on her back porch after a burglary occurred last Wednesday night at Marshalstewd Mower. Police launched an investigation but no arrest was made. The Seeleys declined prosecution, hoping to recover the stolen gems.
A Monday afternoon blaze in Orange City destroyed three business houses: John Muyper furniture Van der Aare UeVries grocers and Smith Hazeboom hardware. Furniture stock largely saved. other two firms face about 4800 loss. Mount Tiros building housing both Batter firms escaped major damage with 2000 loss insured at 2000.
In Davenport John Tindson of Moline High School sustained a head injury during a tackle against Valerius and lies in critical condition at St. Lake's hospital. The incident occurred in a football game noted as Deowner near Coalfield in Monroe County. Subsequently, a two year old child of Mr and Mrs Charles Miller drowned after falling into a local well near their home south of Coalfield. The Des Moines coroner investigates the death of Miss Cora Lucey who died on Seventh Street. her parents allege peritonitis but question the cause. A barn fire swept the Stoddard ranch near Sloan, destroying the horse barn formerly known as the Weare ranch.
A Saturday night shooting at the W A Ronk farm six miles east of Carson left three injured after Fred Glingersmith drew a revolver during a jovial dance at Me Ronk’s home. Alonzo Osier suffered shoulder and hip wounds, and a leg graze. Samuel Ronk junior and his sister were hit by stray bullets. Glingersmith was overpowered and taken to Carson.
The closing session of the grand lodge of I O C Fy at Sioux City installed the new grand master and officers for the year. Elected officers include Grand Master M W White of Sioux City Deputy Grand Master Will V Tatford Clinton Grand Warden G L Snyder Marion Grand Secretary R L Tilton Des Moines and Grand Treasurer H N Smith Spearcer. Rebekah assembly officers were also elected and installed led by President Ida Tuffort Clinton. Vice President Josie V Hakill Waterlon Warden S Elizabeth Nelson Ames Secretary S Elizabeth Matheny Keeliny Treasurer Mary E Kellogg Sioux City.
Mrs Merriam of Hopkinton was struck by a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul freight engine while crossing a railroad at Hopkinton. The collision fractured her skull and broke 25 bones. She died at the scene about thirty to forty minutes after the accident. She was the wife of Gustaf Merriam, a former Delaware County supervisor.
Dr L D Reed a leading physician of Des Moines accidentally inoculated himself with antitetanic serum while caring for a dying child. He told friends he expected to die within a week and awaited the outcome of the next Saturday. He had given the last drop of serum in Des Moines to the child and had to send to Detroit for more.
Blydenburg indicted by Wardin County Grand Jury on murder in the first degree for allegedly poisoning his wife to gain her fortune. Poison reportedly found in stomach at Ann Arbor. relatives in Ohio observed the investigation. Crydenburg held without bonds.
A new trophy worth 7 100 is added to the corn judging prizes at the Ames college winter event. The Brookfield farm owner A. E. Cook of Odeholt sponsors the award designed by Gormham Manufacturing Co. The 36 inch trophy signals strong competition for best corn exhibits.
A 3500 gallon oil tank owned by the Iowa Farming Loot Company exploded at Fort Madison. The blast started a fire believed caused by a car that slid on oil beneath the tank, with the tank subsequently burning.
A garbled historical note outlines figures such as William T. Baker of Chicago and Mae C. Wood, Nebraska’s first woman admitted to the bar, plus Miss Annie Ball who passed a public engine exam in Chicago. The piece touches on international labor work, a trip to New Zealand, and anti-slavery measures in the Philippines, with brief mentions of education and election trends.
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