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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
3
Pure Food Bill Passed By House In Large Margin
Washington reports the House approved the Pure Food bill by 201 to 68, prohibiting interstate and foreign trade in adulterated or misbranded foods and drugs. The measure expands the Bureau of Chemistry, enlarges enforcement, and outlines penalties for violators with Agriculture Department support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Washington
Wade
Bureau of Chemistry
Bureau of Funds
Secretary of Agriculture
Laborera Ag
Vmriculture
Raim Delays Traffic In Chicagos Severe Flood Damage
Traffic slows across the city as floodwaters cause widespread damage to road and rail infra. Power lines and signals fail, subways and trains run crowded schedules. Emergency crews assess the risk while commuters seek alternate routes and safety precautions.
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Chicas
Amin Wens
Howe
Fire Ravages Grand Valley Theater District
A blaze swept a six story theater building on Clark Street in Grand Valley, causing about 30,000 in damage. The fire spread rapidly through the elevator shaft aided by strong winds. The cause is suspected electrical wires and several theater workers evacuated to safety as they fled the flames along with local residents and patrons.
Acquittal in Millesboro Jury Case Shocks Local Fanbase
In Millesboro Wyoming a jury acquitted Lee Turner and Tagariy Shove following a tied term in a contentious case. Postmaster General Payier from Washington stated that postmasters elected would not serve as delegates to Utica conventions, maintaining federal eligibility rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Turner
Ing Tagariy
Janis
Millesboro
New Barret
Payiyer
Washes
Huston
Oper Federal
Utica
Chicago Theaters Closed By Prohibitory Action
Chicago city council enacted an ordinance requiring theaters to install a steel curtain sprinklers a $25 000 bond and widened exits by Aug 1 1904 to remain open The measure aims to force reconstruction and may shutter most downtown theaters creating a partial theater desert for the rest of the season The mayor will appoint a three member sub committee to enforce the terms
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Chicago
Sesson
Extreme Cold Grips Eastern States
The article reports extreme cold across the East with New York City facing frigid conditions and heavy suffering among the homeless and poor. Temperatures drop to near one degree or lower, with wind chills and exposed areas experiencing severe cold, impacting travel and daily life from Boston to Philadelphia.
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New York City
Toston
Maus
Anya
Ravek
Wileeferm
Wills
New Epeland
Guns and Bricks Used in Riatas City Bridge Battle
Union and nonunion workers clashed at the new Union Pacific bridge project over the Kan River in Riatas City Kansas Monday night. About 100 iron workers fought, thirty revolver shots rang out, and many were injured or thrown from scaffolds. One worker, C43 rowers, was shot in the thigh. T. O. Ayres suffered a deep compound wound and other injuries were reported.
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Unios
Union
Rida
Chaska Rasens
Alex
Nan
Mtrectarms Iron Workers
Union Pacific Brides
Riataes City
Kan
Wiricke
Ayres
Inaugural Address Sparks Racial Debate And Policy Shifts
In Jackson Mississippi Governor plans constitutional amendments to control distribution of the common school fund. Reports include a controversial claim about criminality linked to race, plus updates on wartime medical ships and local disasters. Also notes severe weather and infrastructure damage with rising homeless counts.
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Jackson
Mise
Puerday
Vardaman
Tate
Peace ascendant in czar’s Russia says St Petersburg dispatch
A St Petersburg dispatch reports that the peace party is gaining in influence under the czar. Foreign Minister von Lamsdorf is said to be rehabilitated, while Viceroy Alexeiev’s powers are curbed and he acts with the czar’s approval. Witte advocates peace and warns Russia loses in war. The U S guidance notes Russia recognizes Japan’s Korea lead and Russia’s Manchuria position. disputes over Korea’s rail zone and Manchuria settlements persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Petersburg
Bearobrazoff
Leimsdorf
Icence
Alexiefflug
Foreign Office
Nex Fous
Ezdr
Ambsador Casaini
Washington
Cort Lamsdorf
Count Lusdorf
Ezar
M. Witte
Goanetl of State
Beoditix-Hia
Council of State
M- Witte
Hig Ald
Russia
Sain
M Witte
Associated Preas
High Authority
Ruesia
Japan
Thassid
Korea
Manchuria
Yat River
Tupury
Manichuria
Love Causes Ruin in Blate’s Downfall and Trial
A fragmented report recounts James L. Blair once a general on Mt. Lannix fair work, dying in Eladda Botat amid accusations of betrayal and legal disputes. The piece describes his perceived moral failings, the societal impact, and the charge of spending to excess as a reckoning for his actions.
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Blate
James L. Blair
Monneer
Mt. Lannix Workt's Fair
Eladda Botat
Lawzer
Sorger
Two Murder Trials In Leon Restated In Accusations
Leon grand jury indicted John Harden for killing W B Bracewell in a cattle quarrel. Hayden held without bond and brought to Chariton for safety amid high tension. A second indictment targets Charles Woodard on a murder charge tied to strychnine poisoning of his wife, who died with poison evidence. Woodard posted 10,000 bond with his father as surety. bond later raised to 20,000, with questions about securing additional sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
John Hayden
W E. Bracewell
John Harden
W. B. Bracewell
Hayden
Chariton
Charles Woodard
Woolard
Presney
Drake University
Sinc
Onawa Ordinance Case Declines District Court Jurisdiction
The Onawa town council ordinance requiring barns to be 40 feet from sidewalks was challenged in district court. Judge Gaynor ruled the court lacks jurisdiction to hear or determine such issues and that the town cannot confer appellate authority. George A. Oliver plans to seek a writ of certiorari.
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Onawa
Ellis
Belnap
Onawe
Todge Gaynor Hie
George A. Oliver
Mathibte
Grand Jury Clears Man Charged in Liscomb Wife Death
A grand jury declined to indict Grant Drary on a murder charge in the Liscomb case. Drary claimed he found his wife dead in bed with a bullet wound after tending morning chores. Relatives disputed the coroner’s ruling of self-inflicted death and pressed for investigation.
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Grant Drary
Liscomb
Bin
Reinforcements Sent to American Guard in Seoul
The Navy Department in Washington reports confirmation of reinforcement of the American guard in Seoul. Two officers and sixty four men were dispatched from the United States ship Virkaliirg toward the destination, amid some inflammatory remarks from the local press.
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United States
Beoal
Navy Department
Washingto Har
Seoul
Virkaliirg
Seal
Drunkness Cancels Contract Say Supreme Court
Davenport court reports that Simon Woh, intoxicated for three weeks, could not legally form a contract for a loan of 55000 with 500 cash at engagement. Judge Tholinger upheld the lower court ruling that intoxication voids enforceability of the agreement.
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Supreme Court
Liss Meiner
Davenport
Simon Woh
Koel
Tudge Tholinger
Tach
Lowa Candtta Ballots Adjourned In Partial Session
A Washington spryist reports no progress as the Iowa delegation met at 11 o clock Monday and adjourned at 12 without action. Ballots were taken with cannons, then adjourned near 10 o clock. Cattle at Sunny Slope ranch near Em pink burned, sparking losses valued around 2500 dollars.
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Lowa
Washington
Linngen
Shirms
Dragged From a Hearse at Depot in Frightful Accident
LeMars liveryman SH Munre dragged from a hearse at the depot as horses bolted after a bit broke. He suffered a dislocated shoulder and other injuries while the hearse struck a post. The incident followed a funeral train arrival for Mrs. 7 2 in Sioux City.
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SH Munre
LeMare
Huet Wil Mure
LeMars
Ife
Small
Sioux City
Hockes
Munrm
Strikers Run Autos Amid Demand for Pay Rise
Striking street workers Ah Binormington WL refuse to work as campy denies demands for increased pay. American gunboat at Manila reports little damage after recent Berm incident. Three killed in wreck near Peoria as car collision with rain and speed ends near city limits.
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Ah Binormington
Dan
Killet Inn
Leah
Ears
Lowa Central al Peoria
Poorisn
Church Wrerked by Deard Law
An allergyit to onferen Iaves wearher the Wearing of winstaghes by men one of bats by women has caused a rebelling in the dierman Baptist Church at Facoh's voek, Par
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Dierman
Facoh
Voek
Hundreds Besieged Blormfoutrin Hotels in Orange River Colony
Reports describe widespread destruction at Blormfoutrin in the Orange River Colony where three hotels and many houses were burned or ruined. Authorities believe the incident caused substantial losses and a large portion of the town was damaged by the blaze.
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Blormfoutrin
Orange River Colony
Seven Years in Prison for Quimby Bank Robbers at Cherokee
Four men Elwer Dunning Abner Hicks Charles White and John Wicks pleaded guilty at Cherokee to counts including burglary conspiracy larceny and possession of burglars tools. Judge Wakefield gave seven years hard labor in Apaincgr penitentiary with all four sentences handed down within thirty five days of the robbery. The gang operated from Bronx City and were captured in Kansas City and a field after the heist. The bank has recovered most notes and nearly all money.
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Quimby
Cherokee
Elwer Dunning
Abner Hicks
Charles White
John Wicks
Wakefield
Apaincgr
Tob
Dunning
Hicks
White
Wicks
Kansas City
Pinkerton
Bronx City
Doming
Failure Follows General Assignment By Citi Bank
The Citizens Bank of Mt Ayr, a private bank owned by Day Dunning, made a general assignment Saturday after a run due to generous note indulgence. Creditors claim losses from 3000 to 1800. Duming, a landowner, admits fault while president Day Quaving asserts proper management will repay creditors in full. A new state bank is expected to replace the failing institution as other local banks are scarce.
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Citi
Vend Bank of
Mt. Ayr
Citizens’ Bank of
Mtt. Ayr
Day Dunning
Futore
Duming Wee
Day Quaving
Citisons
Thiz
Aid
Ic Proper Nanage
Fiat
Ditanthe
Yankham Jong
Hen Sets Record With 07 Point Exhibition Bird
At Webster City show a hen named Wedeter City produced a record 7 points in a poetry themed display, judged by Hon J K Fetch of Howton who for 45 years as a poultry judge never saw such a high mark. The event drew attention as pullets around Kanane City show earlier tested high scores, with experts noting young hens often score higher than older birds. The remarkable bird was owned and bred by J B Olenstead of Wi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedeter
J. K. Fetch
Howton
Kanane
Webster City
Bank cashier G F Utterback dies after $47 shortfall
Murcatine reports cashier G F Utterback of Sigo utney Savings Bank killed himself after a $47 shortage, attributed to speculation. He shot himself Monday, joining three prior local bank managers who died by suicide in similar financial stress cases.
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Caene
Kuille
Usahler
Sigeneney Bank
Murcatine
G. FB. Utterback
Sigoutney Savings Tank
Titherback
Larry Mayne
Lin Frove
George TL Weald
Colfax
George G. Wead
St Cartes Aan
Utterbaek
Gambling Houses Closed After Council Bluff Fight
A muttered tale from Council Bluffs reports gambling houses shut after a saloon fight linked to a gang. Proprieties paid 200 dollars monthly for immunity while police crackdown resumes. Police arrest Boy Deaperadoce and others for assault at a Fraser Barker event. A rash of robberies hits Wheelerwood post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell Bruits
Morgan
Council
Deaperadoce
Charles Thompson
Clarence, Wikvosami
Spurgin
C. Wrichi
Fraser Barker
One Hundred Years Ago Headlines From a Historical Snapshot
A dated survey recalls Napoleon threatening Portugal to push war with Britain, a theorist named Deiton, and German and Russian university actions. It notes Kara George leading a Berliz uprising, and reports the Natches Missouri post being turned over to the United States by Spanish officials.
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Napoleon
Great Britain
John Deiton
Bazibers- Dilligen
Duisberg
Kara George
Berliz
Karin
Kherkov
Csar
Russia
Miitary
Natches
Mias
United States
Twenty Five Years Ago in History Highlights
Twenty five years ago Vincente Guerrero was chosen president of Mexico before his deposition by Santa Ana. Andrew Jackson, then president-elect, burned in effigy in Hartford. A revolt against Spain involved the Black Eagle society in Cuba. The first ship of the Florida territory launched at St. Augustine. New Orleans battle anniversary celebrated in New York. The Astor Library opened in New York. War news across the globe. U.S. House discussed expelling Garrett Darin. Lincoln era court-martial talk and cabinet reshuffles surfaced. Thirty years ago Grant faced Supreme Court nomination battles and remodeling of the White House was declared complete. Harvard marked class 1820 reunion as Holmes and others attended. French expelled Chinese officials in Tonkin and Spanish affairs shifted in Rome. Senator-elect B. Marre faced campaign finance scrutiny.
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Vincente Guerrero
Santa Ana
Mexico
Andrew Jackson
United States
Hartford
Conn
Spain
Society of the Black Eagle
Flotida
Augustine
New Orleans
New York
Tamoreus Gall
Camp Deaglan
Chitago
Globe
North American
Cerdinal Pacin
Rome
White House
Enat
Careb Cushing
Massachusetts
Grant
United Sates Supreme Court
Serrano
Avert
Harvard University
Cambridge
Oliver Wendell Holmes
James Wreeman Clarke
Fontay
Tonquin
B. Marre
Ohio
Stanfard Qit Company
Sit
Henry Ward Peechers
Bronklin
N.Y
H. B. Claflin
Ory
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