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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
2
Public notice for the Port Office at Hull Iowa and subscription rates listed. Political commentary notes upcoming vice presidential material and possible 1901 candidacy with references to Mr Gryan Perry Belmont and the Hawarden Independent.
The text describes Egypt's ancient tomb culture and monumental burial practices. It highlights pyramids and tomb interiors with carved imagery and painted scenes detailing the journey of the dead through the afterlife.
A Chatsworth tale recounts the Duke strolling near Baslow when a hare fled and a hedge hedge boy warned him. The boy, claiming the duke as master, delivers the hare to Chatsworth kitchen. The duke later rewards the boy and releases him with a pie. A schoolgirl boasts about beating all in arithmetic.
Eye witnesses and photographs document the Herman Nebraska cyclone disaster. Homes with cellars and cyclone hats, a hotel struck by a tree, and debris hurled 300 feet describe the scene. Residents seek comfort in malt and spirits within minutes of the cyclone peak and a kitten survives wedged behind a piano.
The interview recalls Admiral Dewey describing the Manila operations after destroying the Spanish fleet. He notes sailors from many nations gathered in the harbor, the need to apply international law, and the value a knowledgeable lawyer would have added to decisions.
The article recalls Sheriff Boone of El Paso narrating border crime lore. It mentions the Apache Kid suspected raids, Black Jack Musgrave, and rare southwest burglaries. It notes El Paso Juarez rail service, and a brief China history aside on dynastic histories.
In a disputed Alabama case, the undertaker sued the cart owner for 25 dollars after two horses attached to a funeral coach suddenly lunged and jolted the cart through a coach window. A female aide testified amid distraught comments about death and a buried baby. The hearing featured chaotic, ribald exchanges and a tense atmosphere surrounding the event.
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