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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1904
Page
6
Women Lead 4000 Rabbits to Net in Bloody Hunt Near Echo
A crowd of excursionists including many young women chased about 4000 jack rabbits into a long wire netting near Echo, Oregon, then slaughtered them with clubs. One tester injured a bystander as the scene drew crowds. many dresses bore blood stains and trophies were taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gre
Jessie Boyd
Rabbita
Mnte
Indictment Against Richard Canfield Dismissed in New York
In Binghamton New York Richard Canfield faced gambling charges that were dismissed today. The case involved precharged actions and alleged attempts to influence an attendance witness, with the court ruling limits to his authority noted as the cause of dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Upart
Finghamton
N.Y
Richard Canfeld
Canfield
York
Wittemies, Suder & Ruling
Court of Appeals
CONTRACTOR UNDER ARREST IN GREEN BAY BRIBERY CASE
Webster of Green Bay Wisconsin, a contractor, was arrested Tuesday in Hammond Indiana on a charge of being implicated in alderman bribery cases uncovered there. Alderman EB Morgan of Green Bay was indicted for accepting a bribe, with influence tied to securing a power shift benefiting the contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Green Bay
Wic
Hammond
Ind
I. Webster
Wis
Wan
Tuesdar
Tianmeond
Masic
EB. J. Morgan
Green Hay
Morgan
Securite
Two Explosions Kill Two Men at Powder Factory
News item reports a powder factory blast in Peoria Illinois killing William Justis and Leonard Slitter instantly. A Wyoming Company plant blast in Wyoming, Utah leaves one man Westercield dead and his brother fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Edwards
Wackeyse Powder Company
William Justis
Leonard Slitter
Wyoming Con Company
Wyoming
Westercield
Riot at Pittsburg Lithuanian Church Disturbs Sunday
Three men caused a small disturbance at St. Caai Mer’s Lithuanian Roman Church in Pittsburg claiming sisters of charity are not good women. Pastor Rev. Father John Lutheitis denounced them as anarchists tied to a plot against President McKinley. Police were called as the intruders fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pal
Charity
John
Lutheitis
McKinley
Lawrence Pius
Russia
McKinter
Pius
Michigan
Father Luthestia
Panic and Church Fire Crowd Richmond Congregation
A smoke-filled floor from a defective furfacet at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Richmond Wisconsin caused a panic during a service. A sudden fire cry triggered a rapid exit when women and children were knocked down. strong men held the crowd back to allow rescues. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Wis
Horror of the Sea Led to Mass Drowning Near Coast
A Pacific steamer from the Hegidide Victoria fleet, the Clatlamn, wrecked between Badth Island and Dougeness near Juan de Fuca. Fifty-two people drowned and all women and children aboard perished. Rescue boats found all efforts hampered by cramping currents three miles from shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Periah
Pacific
Seattle
Waah
Clatlamn
Hegidide-Victoria
Badth Island
Bank Forgeries And Peculations Claim Large Loss
Bank examiner reports to county attorney that J F E Marcell cashier at the Bank of Wighland Highland Kan is accused of forgeries and peculations totaling about 100000. The alleged crimes involve several banks and a preliminary hearing is scheduled. Henry Hazleton, registered at the Hotel de Athenee as from St Louis, has vanished leaving valuables and letters of credit in his pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana
Shelby County
Voncéry
Troy
Kan
Crimmer
Bank of Wighland
Highland
J. FE. Marcell
Esahier
Joxere
St. Toseth
Atchison, Kan
Marecotl
St. Louwleaan
Paria
Henry Hazleton
Hotel de Athenee
St. Louis
New York
Receivers Appointed for International Fire Tingine Co
In Trenton New Jersey Yier Chancellor Simery names receivers for the International Fire Tingine Company a 9 million dollar corporation with interests in New York Baltimore Chicago Ireland St Fant and other places Liabilities about 850900 assets around 100000 pounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Yier
Simery
International Fire Tingine Company
Inta
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Ireland
St. Fant
Six children fined for pond incident near Parks School
In Cass Townabin Texas six schoolchildren including Saliva Dadi Ira and Fiord T Deck ard Pearl Katherine Parks and Gar tride Jessie McClellan pleaded guilty for ducking Miss Torline Binclair near the Parks School pond. Each was fined five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saliva
Dadi
Ira
Fiord T Deckard
Pearl
Katherine Parks
Gartride
Jessie McClellan
Torline Binclair
Parks School
Cass Townabin
Tex
Buchanan Named After Senate Vote On Panama Nomination
Senate in executive session tabled the motion to reconsider W. L Buchanan's confirmation as minister to Panama. The 38 to 16 tally split along party lines except Senator McCreary of Kentucky who joined Republicans. Buchanan now has full powers for diplomatic exchanges with the new republic as Morgan’s earlier motion to delay lapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCreary
Kentucky
Washington
Senate
W. L Buchanan
Panama
Buchanan
United States
New Republic
Morgan
Mr. Buchanan
Mondar
Spooner
Allison
Bacon
Culberson
Morgin
Lodge
Vandals Attack Capitol Then Face Nation Wide Turmoil
Reports describe vandalism at the capitol with an axe attack on a picture scene linked to Mrs Cartie Nation follower Miss Blanche Toles in Topeka Kansas. Other dispatches note Nantucket food shortages and a Duluth worker driven from camp amid illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeks
Rome
Blanche Toles
Cartie Nation
Misa Jlofer
Nantucket
Force and violence at Polk County insane asylum
Revelations from Des Moines allege brutal conditions at the Polk County asylum, with investigations showing mistreatment, excessive restraints, and dangerous conditions. A board inquiry follows after reports of patient injuries and rumored deaths prompt calls for manager and staff scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Insane Asylum
Cashier Shoots Self in Bank Scare
F Utterback cashier of the Higourmey Bank shot himself early Monday night at the bank and lies dying at the Point of Death. The incident caused alarm as workers reported the pistol misfired while discharged in the temple. No blame assigned for the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Utterback
Higourmey
Ina
the &Kourmey Havings Bank
Eft
Igipg
Titterback
Teople
Supreme Court awaited as Cedar Rapids tax ruling echoes
A chaotic reed of terse notes reports that Cedar Rapids tax powers on railroad property were struck down by Judge Preston, affecting all special charter cities. The Supreme Court appointment is awaited with keen interest. Also reported is the fatal illness of Dr. John Harriman after an appendectomy, famed for 200 successful appendix operations. Other items note Fur Coat passenger comfort on the Manchester and Oneida Railroad and a Panora fire causing $15,000 in losses. Aims to evade the Sunday law through an amusement chair in Tres Maines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Duhuque
Preston
Cedar Rapids
Harriman
John Harriman
State University Medical Department
Iowa City
Tres Maines
Fire damages church in Arara area during prayer meeting
A Congregational Church in Arara is badly damaged by fire believed caused by a defective fit. The blaze was spotted about an hour after the prayer meeting adjourned. The loss is insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anrned
Arara
Mysterious death in Grundy Center shocks town
Mrs William Shifter found dead in bed beside her husband two weeks after their Marshalltown shopping trip. A note and chloroform residue sparked suspicion. post mortem revealed troubling details leading authorities to investigate potential murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy County
Sliver
William Shifter
Grundy Center
Marshalltown
Slifer
Farmer shoots neighbor in Decatur County murder
John Hayden of Woodland Township, a prosperous farmer, fatally shot W. E. Bracewell after a cattle trespass dispute. The quarrel began over cattle on Hayden's land and Bracewell was warned about returning for the stock. Hayden fired twice, hitting Bracewell in the abdomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jebo Hayden
Decatur County
John Hayden
Woodland Township
W. E. Bracewell
Bracewell
Hayden
Uracewell
Firebug Confesses as Stock Saturated with Explosive Found
Waterloo authorities uncover a stock saturated with C4 in the possession of G B Wittned. He admits plans to ignite it at midnight and implicates Harry Allendorf in a separate stock charge from last winter. A formal charge will be filed against Allendorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterion Authoriies
Atock
Waterloo
B. G
Allendorf
Reign of Lawlessness Warns City Citizens
A chaotic report describes Shirlington and Darlington plagued by thieves and burglars. Homes and stores are entered nightly, and people are robbed in daylight. Citizens face terror as criminals operate with alarming audacity, with gun use feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirington
Darlington
May robbery loot found hidden in sack of pennies
A sack containing about forty pounds of pennies weighing around 40 pounds and totaling 851.85 dollars was found by Henry Dethlefsen and Con Lelt while fixing scales. They sold the pennies for 50 dollars in Dow City and theories point to Mapleton bank theft. Also reported are a captured wild man near an airfield and a fatal train wreck in Savannah Tennessee. Lily Cole's body found in Des Moines River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell A
Henry Dethlefsen
Con Lelt
Dow City
Mapleton Bank
Tily Cole
Lily Cole
Tee Moines
Pies Moines
Legislature Opens as Iowa House Reorganizations Begin
The Thirtieth Iowa General Assembly opened with Lieut. Gov. Bernott presiding. George W. Clarke named speaker, Cummings pro tempore, and James A. Smith president pro tem of the Senate. Fire damage forced sessions in a damaged Capitol, with repairs planned to enable future use of the House chamber. Speakers urged a brief session to curb needless legislation amidst reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Smith
Mitchell
Senate
George W. Clarke
Dallas
Neuse
Senace
House
Teachout
Frisbie
B.D. Chassell
Representative Cummings
Clarke
Aga Kernote
Cummings Alee
Capitol
Trenmbere
Haelf
Judiciary
Ilness
Caphol
Wal Ferry
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Hull
Echo
Ore
Richard Canfield
Grand Rapids
Mich
Superior Court
Jacob Ellen
Lake Michigan
Kant KK. Salsbury
Lester Boa
Washington, D
Cleveland Hanks
Cleveland, O
Nian National Bank
Colonial National Tank
Gnilide
Alva
Alva National Bank
Alva J
Topeka
Graber
Rock Island
Willard Last
Wednessey
Wes
Nagle
Benjamin
Wayinge
Kratz
Charles Kratz
Mexicos
SQ Lois
Vienna
Gross Mardone
Himcarry
Yperdils
Aed
Salt Lake
Utah
Salt Lake City
Sharon
South Sharon Mills
Poe Tin
American Tin Trate Company
Boris Sarafoff
Vatican
Macedonia
Leo Moat
Barafof
Sawmill Sgiler
Mieh
Manite
Hicka Lake
Cececla County
Tha Boher
Hweamee
Island
Woods Hole
Mase
Santucket
Rick Man
Duluth
Minn
John Kollak
Koliak
Butler
General Relief Committee
Kealle
Wash
Ctatia
Victoria
Jatin Young Brown
Llenderson
Wye
John Young Brown
Tie
Easthomd
Delaware
Tle Evie
Wreelie
Bands Switch
Darymen
Neidermeier
Auorx
van Dine
Des Moines
Polk County Asylum For
Mackin
Board of Control
State Hospital
Ideal Iumate Society
State Board
Morrizon
Prtcher
Milwaukee
Couietor
M. Glucklick
Perry
Adv
Fosn
Manchester and
Oneida
Manchester
Great Western Shens
Orlweth
Eight Mile Road
Panora
Tanora
Shell Rock
Shell Rock Board of Education
Farmer
Han Jong
Airfield
Ike
Esifeld
J. RL Goawls
van Cheve
Capran
Savannah
August Hirschberger
Cresco
Mirschberger
General Assembly OF
Iowa
Sro
Hloure
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