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Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1904

Page

8

Legislative report on election results and senate actions

The official vote tabulation from last November shows Geirug J Adbert B as Republican and J. F. Hannon as Democrat for governor with 79,089 votes and 84,073 for lieutenant governor. The session adjourned after naming several committees and staff, with a breakfast of formalities, mileages, and appointments including police, clerks, and assistants, plus a courtesy to veteran Sen. Bow Grantini.

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Adjournment and printing orders mark Iowa session

The Iowa House and Senate approved adjournment for January 26 after a day of routine business. The assembly authorized printing 25 000 copies of the Official Registers and 15 000 copies of the governor's biennial message, with the secretary of state overseeing the work. A committee was named to visit St Louis to inspect the Town building and report back.

Hou -Tt Senate Capitol St. Louis Calderwood Beati Nichols Buckingham Buena ‘Vista Herriott Ways and Means Hayward Dowell Appropriations Garst Agriculture Brooke Smith Mitchell Citieg and Towns Courtright Duthom Whipple Crossley Melesbury Druct Lewis Jameron Public Health Young Calhoun Ericem, Tringragh Telephone Bepkins Hagne, anka—Blackslager Military—Marper Labor Winnie Educational—Young of Waallington Minew and Mivizag Warren, Veighwryr Tranecliquist Tdharmaer—Wilson of Fayette Wruting—Kartehom Chantatle Kpagtdlag Holdings Tosa—Jones Relve—Martan Omorne- Jachen Penitentiaries Raunters Crawford Cologne McClarkin Oficer Reah Are

Chicago Adopts Sweeping Theater Safety Ordinance

Chicago City Council passed a drastic new theater ordinance after a long session. It tightens seat widths aisles and exits requires balconies to be unsafe unbuilt limits stage heights and mandates fire alarms drills and staff. The measure aims to make venues safer though it threatens existing theaters and could reduce seating capacities citywide.

Chicago Seate

Vast Homeless Report Sparks Relief Efforts In Mace Dengia

A new relief briefing from Mace Dengia indicates about 100000 people are homeless and without means, with winter looming and Turkish aid plus funds from America and England flowing in. A Rio Grande freight wreck near Adobe Colorado raised suspicions of sabotage on rails feeding the Pacific Coast Limited. Banks led by Union National and Colonial National of Cleveland merge under one banner with Senator M A Tianon as president. consolidated capital stands at 1 million dollars and deposits at 10 million.

Mace- Wontin Macedengia Momistiy Aerica England Rio Grande Adobe Colo Pacific Coast Limited Union National Colonial National Banks of Cleveland M. A. Tianon

Mine Workers Meet Fifteenth Annual Convention Opens in Indianapolis

The United Mine Workers of America begin their fifteenth annual convention in Tomlingon Hall Indianapolis with about 1,000 delegates from districts nationwide and Canada. The event runs ten days and precedes a joint conference with coal operators from Indiana Illinois Ohio and western Pennsylvania to set next year’s wage scale involving about 200 operators and 150000 miners. Michigan delegates arrived early, representing a large state presence.

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Turmoil in Pennsylvanian district nominations

Fragmented report from Pennsylvania districts shows contest at district No. 5 and district No. 11 with names like Patrick Dolsy, G. W. Tucker, Bayard Cahill, Adam Beocavage, and John J. Moxep, plus credentials committee work by Linton, Blair, and others. Obscure civic drama blends political jockeying with scandal mentions.

Patrick Dolsy FT. D. Nikgote Micon Baleen G. W. Tucker Bayard Cahill Adama Beocavage John J. Moxeop North Lawrence Ohia Patrick Fiselmaens Olots Pa Willem Blackley Linton Ind Teem James L Blair Parber

Report on Iroquois Theater Fire By Chicago Builders

A technical report to Mayor Harrison from five architecture and building groups outlines causes and failures in the Iroquois Theater fire of December 30 1903. It cites an electric arc ignition, inadequate extinguishing means, lack of standpipes and sprinklers, delayed fire curtain operation, obstructed doors and locked exits, and panic without clear egress guidance as major factors in the tragedy.

Venta Atane Trésaing Fooma Onder Boxer Hall Ucket Harrison Carter H. Harrison Chicago Aue

Convention Picks St Louis As Democratic Nominee

A Washington dispatch notes the Democratic National Convention chose St Louis on the second ballot by 28 to 21 after New York delegates shifted. The result reflects strategic moves by Gorman supporters and German voters, with implications for future party unity and potential shifts in support.

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Fragmented OCR reads as garbled history notes

Pana sleeps as soundly as a man with a big Jog in his yard. Russia should take of its skates and atop sliding down the map. Esrs cannot be classed as mere fnj uries now. They are tantalizing dreams. Hereafter it is believed the fireproof drop curtains in Chicago will be fireproof and veil crop.

Pana Russia Chicago United States Foo Andrews

The Little Tailor and Sapolio in Humble Verse

A playful dialogue on why things are as they are with a recurring gag about Sapolio soap. The little tailor dispenses quick, whimsical causes for ordinary quirks, from dogs barking to stars twinkling, weaving in references to Sappho and Macbeth in a lighthearted, fanciful tone.

Sapotio Macbeth

Britain Ties Telegraph System Costs to Maintain Lines

Britain plans to keep the Triagraph telegraph network in order and ensure dispatch of billions of messages monthly. The program will cost about 2500000 dollars annually with over 7100000 dollars spent on salaries and wages for engineers, line operators, and other staff.

Britain Great Britain

Disparage and mock racing names spark offbeat debate

A fragmented, opinionated snippet questions the naming of a new racing track or derby, criticizing flamboyant monikers like Eye and Deion like choices. It suggests tension over public reception and branding, with references to mocking the trend and the impact on perception.

World diamond mines employ thousands under modern methods

An estimate places about 25,000 people employed in world diamond mines with perhaps 60,000 working in single Indian mines in the past. The note suggests the diamond total may exceed one billion dollars, with modern machinery accelerating output from centuries ago.

Perhans Tan

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