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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1897
Page
4
The piece mentions The Hull Index newspaper details including monthly rates and advertising charges. It then discusses U.S. sentiment on war with Spain and Cuban independence, arguing for a strong central leadership to manage public opinion and resist rapid wars, comparing referendum ideas unfavorably and stressing cautious national response.
The Lange of representatives has refused a majority to pass the Pacific railroad bill. The government will proceed to foreclose its mortgage and gain either cash or possession of the road. We fear possession could be an elephant on its hands.
The piece reviews confusion over when the electoral college meets and votes are counted, noting changes since 1887 that shifted the meeting from December to January. It cites large 1892 election totals and McKinley's strong plurality while outlining the process and resulting public misconceptions.
A fragmentary overview notes Bryan Tuckets nearly matched Geverod with Aarrisin in a page of election talk. It compares New York and other states, detailing electors, votes, and regional disparities, while referencing broader national results and commentary from The INDEX in Sioux county.
The Aljazingi World reports aluminium may replace copper and zinc in lithography due to unique properties, promising bright prints and broader color range while noting zinc’s unreliability. The piece also notes aluminium products expanding beyond printing into cosmetics, musical instruments, razors, and hairpins, with alloy use touted for strength and finish.
Proprietors of the first class Meat Market kept constantly on hand a full supply of fresh meats and select cuts for customers. The shop advertised reliable quality, prompt service, and fair prices, inviting frequent patronage from local residents and traders.
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