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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1904

Page

4

Local Auditor Elections and City Disorder Seen

Auditor of State B F Carnot and Treasurer G S Gilbertson top ticket. Attorney General C W Mullen and County officials John Boerrvin Ke, H B Moxen, C G Kerisin, Jvuman Hospers named. Riots and labor unrest blamed on strikers as Sioux City mayor calls for hard line measures amid mounting disturbances in Bloax City.

G. S. Gilbertson CW. Mullen John BoErrvIn KE H. B. Moxean C. G. Kerisiin Jouamn Hospers

Fashion Trends Echo Western Ideas in Chinese Society

A fragment discusses Chinese women adopting Occidentel concepts and imagines a future where men’ s styles might be clipped to align with prc norms, suggesting gradual social reform and cultural shifts toward modernization.

Peculiar Emment For Testling Room In Almlar Position

Peraline Dreampent Herlin notes an unusual gravestone in a graveyard corner marked by a Rial rom. The stone sits at the head of Ratatve in a Sle Eleelifinate position, described as not merely a grave marker but a notable monument. The origin is traced to the Buriat ground in Mt. Tedwig's churchyard.

Herlin Thia Ratatve Mt. Tedwig's

Reforms in Fashion: Readymade Dresses vs Custom Tailoring

In a brief, period voice, the piece notes a woman's preference for ready made dresses over custom tailoring. It argues ready made garments are cheaper and quicker, while made to measure can still be costly and time consuming.

Farming in the South offers fruit and garden circulars from a railroad

The Passenger Department of the Tit annis Central Railroad Company issues circulars on fruit growing vegetable gardening stock raising and dairying under Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana statutes. Rivers Farmer Temecsecker may request mailings free by sending name and address. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for cleansing blood liver and kidneys at oc cents.

Titanis Central Railroad Company Kentucky West Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana Rivers Farmer Temecsecker Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea

Real Farmer Musings and Farm Life Poetry

An amused speaker, claiming to be a real farmer, defends farm life poetry while describing daily chores. He jokes about plowing, wheelbarrows, repairing tools, and critters on the farm, highlighting the practical side amid rural imagery. The piece blends humor with rustic detail and regional flavor.

Nelet

Tobacco Salaries and the Anglican Parishes Before Revolution

The piece explains colonial Anglican church stipends paid in tobacco in Maryland and Virginia, contrasting “in kind” support with monetary value. It notes tithe-based stipends, the appeal to clerical markets, and occasional tobacco based salaries ranging from modest to high priced blends, with historical references to laws around tobacco payments.

Maryland Ieee

Deed Moos and the Forest Bull Moon Mystery

A narrative fragment describes a bull moon neared by a stray elk like a prehistoric Irish beast. The scene contrasts strength and swift movement with a sense of guilt over ecological destruction and hunted creatures. The tale hints at humanity’s uneasy coexistence with nature.

Curious Theft Trends Reported at Churches

An anti theft note from Philadelphia Record cites a sexton describing church thefts. He says many women come to pray and are distracted, enabling thieves to snatch purses from deep in contemplation. He warns about pickpockets targeting praying women.

Oman

Weather forecast slips in Daily Bench Weather

Fragmentary OCR shows a resident noting a weather mat predicted rain that did not occur. The item mentions a student or local person testing a weather mat on the street and using a something to bat and hawl, reflecting a humorous or satirical local note from Catholic Standard and Times.

Insolent Authors Stir Up Lilere’s Spiffles Demand

The Dublisher columns reveal Anite Prothaki and partner Ab rd? iet challenging to view lustrations before writing their stories for emi-trooklyn Life.

Anite Prothaki Lilere

After-Dinner Exercise Earns Doctor’s Nod

Pen Dennis questions Hia Fioverctar about a habit of walking after meals. She explains it aids her health per her doctor’s advice and mentions a fast routine to wind down after dinner.

Pendennis

Believer in Quick Riches Fails by Forty Five

A Bomerville Massachusetts Journal aphorism notes that those who trust Jack to make them rich are typically strong believers in bad luck by age forty five.

Jack Geverally

Love and Duty Behind Michigan Troops in New Mexico

The narrative follows Captain Stewart of the Fourth Michigan Infantry during a New Mexico encampment. A romance with Marjorie Addison strains duty as Stewart faces exile and a rival for Catolina, while fellow officers and soldiers reflect on loyalty, ambition, and memory before deployment.

New Mexico Journey Sparks Love and Farewell

Captain Stewart plans a risky move to New Mexico for a cure or combat, while Marjorie Madison grapples with his departure and declares she will accompany him. The couple face social and personal pressures as the train returns soldiers home and their strained romance unfolds amid a looming separation.

Muldranih Louisyithe Orth Firth Michigan Infantry Soliers Kentucky Pollan Amir Stewett Company K Son Dent Mexico Arisona Stewart Deke Quintiers Ife Rimeed Eada Carrara Heynters Marberle Madison Paradise Marjorie Discaveret Nados Witter Marjorie New Dlink Cullahan Suneay Chance Lin Captain Stewart Sonday Reon Waterville Pat Soldler Miss Madison Captein Brevatt Jack Len Tim New Mexico Chicunza Express Cacera Mr. Stewart Beausa Elewar John

Banister and English Public Concerts in 17th Century London

Pepys notes public concerts led by John Banister who gained fame as a violinist. Banister, named by Charles II’s court, held regular performances at his Whitefriars home and later at the Adkden in Lincoln’s Inn Fields. Admission was typically one shilling, with concerts continuing near Banister’s death in 1670.

Prelintat Comteury John Bauister Noho Baltear Charles II Baniater Leech Balque White Fryers Lincoln's Yan -Fields John Banister Banister Chambere’ Journal

Birth of the Bus and Early Carriage Revival

An account traces early coach service from royal sanction under Louis XIV to revival by Lafitte and the 1820 London start from Paddington to Bank of England. The piece notes initial coaches named AbUMbees, with officers’ sons as drivers, carrying twenty two passengers.

Louis XIV Parcel Paris Lafitte Langest London Paddington Bank of Kogleed Souther Ren Thre Bask Keeown Abumbees al Inabde Londen Etandard

Early Chimere Lace and Related Trades Traced Across Europe

The article traces the lace making craft from Provence to Tuscany and Leghorn, noting early 3404 references and an inventory of Sir John Fratelle era goods. It highlights regional centers in Hedford shire, Dunstable, and Tawton as key English hubs since the 17th century, with London Mail as the source.

Coryatt Provence Tuscany

Carpenter's Supreme Court Plea Sparks Mockery

The account describes Matt Carpenter, a Wisconsin senator, pleading a cane before the Supreme Court. Judges display doubt before concluding the case lacks merit and that Carpenter is unprepared. The exchange turns comic as Carpenter seeks aid while the chief justice addresses the opposing counsel.

Matt Carpenter Wisconsin Supreme Court Carpenter Matt Jie

Stray Newspaper Snippet on Compliments and Memories

A fragment from the Washington Star and Atchison Glebe quotes a young woman reflecting on compliments and a commencement essay. The garbled text mentions a three year old girl in the family and a vague sentiment about fitting remarks.

Washington Star Atchison Glebe

Boy of the Regiment and Garibaldi’s War Bond

Enzo Ferretti joined Garibaldi at seventeen, deserting home to fight in the Italian independence wars. He earned the nickname boy of the regiment after marching the Apennines to Genoa, later dying in hospital with a dying wish for a coffin, fulfilled when Garibaldi spoke to him.

Garipaldi Enzo Ferretti Stallais Partsy Bis Garibaldi Apennines Genoa Sicily Morsing Cottiar

Tragic Duel Between Hamilton and Barr In Brief Details

The article recounts the fatal Hamilton Barr duel with seconds present on the ground at sunrise. Pendleton, Hamilton’s second, exchanges pistol terms then Hamilton fires unintentionally as he advances and collapses. Bystanders and doctors attend as the scene unfolds with medical attempts described.

Ba Fiten Barr Hamilton-Barr Ave Pendleton Hamilton Ie Best Nasr Pin Ape bin Apteng Te Ward Gol van Newd Mie Armeed Traniieon Owortitel Sania

Mant Tahipe schoolmaster fears old era gunplay incident

A disrupted Mant Tahipe schoolyard story recalls a day when crime ran rampant. A student caused commotion with a crude show, prompting the master to order retreat and remove inappropriate items. A catechism exercise provoked a rough student exchange ending in a brief clash.

Tennyson and Walden Eyebrow Charms in Arabian Nights Note

A Philadelphia Press item questions Tennyson’s meaning in a whimsical note about eyebrows as described in classical texts. It mentions Mina and references to Nazareth brow artistry, tying impressions to modern western medical advice on growths.

Tentiyaon Tennyson Minas Juaeried Walden Ivadelphia Press

Teagher Walle fishing tale stirs local curiosity

In a terse, weathered note from Baltinsere American appears a fragment about Tt and Teagher Walle fishing trip. The cryptic line hints at an event or encounter with a hook aid eve phrase, with a cautious observer following to halt the reader's search.

Fragmentary 19th Century Advert Notion of Housing Again

Fragmentary text shows a New York Times tone mentioning gowns and wives with servants leaving. The garbled lines reference a marital or social dispute and shifting living arrangements amid a broader advertisement context.

New York Times

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