Aullindex Hull Iowa Official Paper of Sioux County
The Aullindex from Hull Iowa serves as the official paper for Sioux County providing local government notices and community news for residents and businesses in the area.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1899
Page
13
The Aullindex from Hull Iowa serves as the official paper for Sioux County providing local government notices and community news for residents and businesses in the area.
The Filipinos in Paris Madrid and London telegraphed President McKinley to protest the landing of American troops at Iloilo as tensions rise. A Hong Kong message says a clash with Americans is unprofitable and not their aim. Washington notes the situation is strained yet not hopeless, with Gen Otis reportedly planning a campaign to control Panay without open fighting.
A Auckland dispatch reports the German consul arrived in the Friendly Islands and warned that Germany will seize Varotonga the fertile island unless the Tongans settle private debts owed to a German company. The Tongan government repudiates responsibility for credit and appeals to England America and France.
Five hundred delegates attend the tenth annual convention of United Mine Workers of America in Pittemig, Pitelmig. The meeting, largest and most representative miners gathering, opened with President Rauchford calling the convention to order and will continue through the week.
A dispatch from Deondbroek, hv. at Rabe reports thirteen killed on a Lehigh Valley Railroad crash and forty five injured. Twenty five injured were taken to a hospital in Phabse fied, Md. J. Phere served as head but of the Havleton express, with local cars involved.
A chaotic report claims a bank in a farm town was robbed of about 2000 in cash. The vault was breached and the safe opened as the scene was described with fractured names and scattered details. Police and officials warned of further disturbances as investigators pursued leads.
Report from Washington Saturday night notes the judiciary committee may have informally decided that Wheeler Alabama Campbell and Colson Kentucky have vacated their seats. Speaker Reed has not certified December service and officials dispute the committee’s claim while noting potential presidential override risks.
Four dead and two injured in a collision on the Kosville division of the Southern Railway near Elk Valley Tennessee. A head on impact between a downbound freight and a local passenger train at thirty five miles per hour caused the crash. Train crews could not escape as the locomotives and cars piled up in the wreck, with property losses estimated around 100000. The alert passenger train was running fifteen minutes late when the disaster occurred.
A scrambled dispatch reports ship battles, mutterings of a treaty, and attacks on sailors. It mentions the United States Havayat and a variety of names, with muttered references to political meetings and rewards, all in a chaotic wartime snapshot.
Sioux City Iowa's J Yeomans renominated by the president for the Interstate Commerce Commission. The nomination follows strong support from Iowa delegates and major railroads, with commercial groups in the Northwest urging Senate confirmation as Yeomans’ steady service is cited.
Former president Cleveland reportedly told an Associated Press representative that imperialism requires a methodical approach to subjugate new territories. He allegedly endorsed violent suppression including slaughter of natives who resist American expansion, reflecting his provocative stance on colonial policy.
Fifty seven physicians of osteopathy met in Des Moines in January and formed a state association auxiliary to the national A A O. The group adopted by laws and named officers including U S President E B Still Des Moines and Blanche Thoburn Des Moines as secretary. They planned to urge the sixth board of medical examiners to issue osteopath certificates, arguing osteopathy is a genuine science.
A double fatal accident occurs southeast of Anita Cass County when Ernest Baugham and his uncle Charles McKahan are struck by a shell on a fence crossing. The uncle dies after six hours of consciousness and recounts the incident. The story blends in a local industry note about Morrill Packing Co changes and management shifts in Ottumwa and New York city.
A bill allowing two months extra pay for officers and soldiers mustered out, with furloughs and leaves of absence. Gov. Feeds of Kansas signs a telegraph bill regulating wartime dispatches and wages. A heavy winter storm causes injuries and a fatality in Bertie County. Police report arrests for homicide and ongoing investigations into the Basel murder case.
A preliminary hearing discusses the action of a named individual in a state court related to professional conduct. The event mentions a clerk, Mr. Lewis, and a February date for a court appearance.
A pardon petition is filed to seek clemency for Rey ait Dewer Wilnou, started by his father and friends in Cheyelles County. A fatal shooting occurs near Manti while two men hunt rabbits, one dies from a discharged gin. A colored bridegroom Andrew Shaw dies after poisoning himself on suspected wife faithlessness. Burlington rail project advances a double track west of Mt Pheasant, Keokuk opens a new club room, Waverly dairy plant begins operations, and Dubuque discusses higher county officer appointments amid cautious prospects. The Poultry and Pet Stock show is set for January with Grete as secretary in town.
Readable text shows mixed price listings for cattle hogs sheep and dairy products, with mentions of corn wheat rye butter and various grades. Market notes reference Ne and Stowe area terms, shipping grades, quantities in hundreds or thousands, and several price ranges across days and regions.
Milton Remley, attorney general, filed his $16 009 bond with Gov Shaw last week but declined to attach the 50 cent revenue stamp. He argues the federal government lacks authority to tax state officials, warning that such a policy could tax states out of existence. The issue may be tested in court if the commission insists on the stamp.
In Primghar, a prominent farmer near town faces discovery of stolen goods in his possession. Constable Medantiv retrieved harnesses, bridles, lines, and more linked to business men. Reports say log chains, jack screws, hand axes, and carpenters tools also trace to him. A horse angel was stolen causing a wagon accident injuring a neighbor. No arrests yet. grand jury expected to review the matter.
The State Auditor presents the close of business December 31 1898 treasury report. It shows general revenue and agricultural endowment funds, special university revenue, total assets and $46,689.95 cash in the fund. Outstanding warrants total $277 and the state debt stands at $78,510,419 with a persistent treasury deficit averaging about $400,000.
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The article details a Centerville jail escape tied to a mysterious delivery and a key, with speculation on who opened the door. It also reports farmer Sain Edwards dying after his throat was cut by a strand of wire fence while his wagon was drawn along a Corning farm.
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Short State Ticma and Riley Wheldon faced a fine of 811 for shooting a squirrel in Des Maines Maine. Watching of les Maines received a belt made from a windlass. An train accident on Malone left injuries. Barlington charity project funds a stone pile work. A barber shop incident in Bon durant destroyed four buildings. Joseph Johnson sues the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad for 15000 over a song theft. Town Central and Rock Island railways withdrew engineering cards from the South Central Park area.
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