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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1904
Page
6
Troops Called Out as Labor War Grips Ohio
Militia from Portsmouth Ironton Gallipolis and Manchester rushed to Hanging Rock Ohio to quell clashes over strikes at Trontos Furnaces. US guards respond after efforts to replace striking workers with Black labor from Virginia escalate tension. One man killed as strife spreads through town and authorities seek order.
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Hanging, Red
Ironton
Portsmouth
Gallipolis
Manchester
Hanging Rock
Virginia
Hanging Hock
Trontos
Soldier found cut in two at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont
Mutilated body of a soldier discovered near the rifle range at Fort Ethan Allen near Burlington. The victim's body was severed at the waist and authorities withheld the dead man’s name. Fort officials avoided talk and police reported another incapacitated soldier found outside Winooski with knife wounds. Three warders have died within three weeks in related incidents.
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Fort
Ethan Allen
Ethan Alen
Burlington
Winooski
Severdl
Grand Rapids Alderman Pleads Guilty to Bribe in Water Deal
Grand Rapids Alderman Char T Johnson pleaded guilty in superior court to receiving a bribe in the Lake Michigan water contract. Bail set for sentencing, he resigned as alderman. He is the eleventh city official to plead guilty in recent corruption cases. Ants Kill Cotton Built Weevil in Hexar County Texas as experts study boll weevil eradication claims with army ant activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Char. T. Johnson
Lake Michigan
Superior Court
Newnham
CHF
Salsbury
Aldereman Johnson
Agcculture
Wilson
Washington, D. C
Hins
Department
Hexar County
Tex
Aif
Farce Claims of Mass Executions Debunked
A semi official note rejects reports that 640 people were hanged in Warsaw and 80 coffins buried in Moscow after mass executions. The U S Supreme Court upholds a federal ruling on electoral law. Conri adjourns to October. In Indiana, James Monre, 20, a farm laborer, fatally shoots himself amid Gillespie murder trial tensions.
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Warsaw
Toissia
Moscow
Supreme Court of the
Washington
Federal Court For
Southern District of Chin
Conri
Fire destroys plant at Western Gael Company
A blaze consumed the washer and engine room of the Western Gael Company in Nanimaa, destroying the plant and its machinery. Estimated loss and detailed cause are not fully clear from the fragmented report.
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Western Gael Company
Nanimaa
Ines
Sumien
Cleveland Ordinance Bans Firearm Use on Fourth
The Cleveland authorities passed an ordinance prohibiting the use or giving away of pistols, cartridges, or related weapons within the city on the Fourth of July. The measure aims to curb public danger and maintain order during Independence Day celebrations.
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Cleveland
Tale of Tascott death confession near Dahl River
Report from Victoria B C recounts a dying man’s voluntary confession after fifteen years in Snell tragedy. Philip Robertson, a prospector, finds the man in a remote cabin near Dahl River, who identifies as Tascott and dies next morning. Partners bury the body and depart.
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Philip Robertson
Robertson
Tondike
Pairbinks
Dahl River
Robertson Awas
Roberteus
Tascott
Aod
Trith
Partnera
Amos J. Snell
Youd
Chtenen
Washington Boulevard
Reicherr
Owever
Willie Tancott
Trecott
Trewey
Ston
Tnacott
Tracott
North
South America
New York Brokerage Faces Cash Shortage and Discrepancies
A New York brokerage operated by 8, Munn, tan & Co faces a cash shortage with about $125,084 in apparent discrepancies. Office manager Clarence F. Cameriun has been away as investigators probe missing funds and altered trade accounts. Cameriun had worked fifteen years. it's unclear when operations might resume.
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New York
Munn
Tan & Oe
Clarence FL
Cameriun
Zning
Bregklin
Cameron Callel
Cameron
Anguoet TI
Skillen
Feogal
Chienga
Man Attempts Self Amputation to Ease Rheumatic Pain
An elderly Chicagoan, Gustav Ratburg, 72, tried to cut off his left foot at home to relieve rheumatic pain. His wife watched as he began the operation. police intervened and stopped him. He severed an artery and, after transport to the county hospital, his condition was critical.
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County Hospital
Aguinaklo in Peril Amid Teaser of Rebel Tensions
A cryptic report hints at Aguinaklo's peril as rebels threaten a quiet frontier settlement. The piece mentions a clash near a runboat launch and broader fears tied to the ongoing struggle, with references to regional forces and shifting alliances.
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Aguinaklo
Footbridge Collapse Drowns Four at Salida Ark River
During memorial exercises at Riverside Park Salida Arkansas a footbridge over the Arkansas River collapsed. Witnesses say about twenty people were on the bridge. several were swept away and missing. Known dead include Mrs Clarence Tompkins Hazel Lines Esther Morgan Peter Bolland. Nora Anderson is missing and a boy’s body was seen downstream. A fire netting has been placed six miles below Salida and recovery may take days.
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Salida
Cole
Arkansas River
Clarence
Tompkins
Hazel Lines
Esther Morgan
Peter Bolland
Nora. Anderson
Wellsville
Floods Wreak Havoc Across Kansas Railroads Farms Towns
Widespread flooding labeled worst in years bursts banks of rivers in Kansas. Topeka and Ottawa report homes flooded forcing residents to higher ground. Crops damaged in lowlands. livestock drowned. several culverts and five pile bridges damaged by drifting debris. Residents remain alert as floodwaters threaten more areas.
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Tkansas
Topeka
Ottawa
Gentipe
Five Hurt in Philadelphia Race Riot Incident
A mob clash broke out on Thirteenth and Walnut Streets in Philadelphia late Monday afternoon when white and black residents confronted each other. Police dispersed the crowd as several people were injured and eleven people were charged with assault and battery.
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Philadelphia
Wohartan
Relative of Admiral Dewey Man Found Dead in Pasture
The body of C. W. Dewey, a Dewey relative, was found in a shrubbery patch in a northwest St. Louis pasture. He disappeared last Wednesday while walking and showed no signs of struggle. Police suspect a self inflicted poisoning though no evidence like bottles was found.
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Admiral Dewey Maer Hate
C. W. Dewey
Admiral Dawes
St. Louis
Mr. Dewey
Dewer
Fire Loss Reaches Millions in New York Freight Piers Blaze
A Sunday night fire on the barge Allen C Churchill and seven DL&W Trailead freight piers in New York caused likely loss in the millions. One mate remains missing with feared death, police estimate fire losses at 1000 dollars though higher figures are possible as logs burn. Anarchists in Liege face death sentences for a March 18 attack at a commissioner’s residence, killing and wounding. Two injured in Texas wreck of the vessel Afetear near Thenuisan. Memorial Day observed in Mexico at the American soldiers’ graves in Mexico City and at Giers’ graves.
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New York
Clare
Allen C. Churchill
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Trailead Company
Churchill
Ile
Liege
Belgium
Jambitin
Gudetin
Peties Laurent
Madhapin
Mexico
United States
Mexico City
Mex
Explosion injures workers near Warwick on railroad
An explosion occurred near Warwick Tennessee along the Louisville and Nashville Railroad injuring several workers. The accident disrupted nearby operations and authorities began investigations.
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Mandarinoa
Warwick
Tenn
Leuisville and
Nashville Railroad
Gas Deposits Hinted Near Glidden Farm
Richland Town proposes to form a local company to test a suspected extensive natural gas deposit beneath several large areas near Glidden. At Mrs. Robert Brown’s farm the 12 year old gas flare was reignited during tests showing strong flow and high pressure. Local promoters R F Lathrop J W Coleman Pri Mackey and G W McNought plan initial drilling to determine volume and commercial value.
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Robert ‘Brown
Glidden
Richland Town
R. F. Lathrop
J. W. Coleman
Pri Mackey
G. W. McNought
Bome
Carnegie Library Site Vote Moves Forward in Storm Lake
The Storm Lake board of trustees proposes a $150 subscription and a $3 million city loan to fund a Carnegie library site at Erie and Fin Mireete. They plan to erect the building and manage ongoing operations after completion.
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Carnegie Library
Salento
Carnegis
Erie
Royalty in Des Moines on Western Tour Stop
Prince and Princess Hobestrohe Visited the capital en route to New York from a long western tour. Prince Plobeniohe and accompanying Frank and Mrs Wiborg stopped in Des Moines Monday morning. Mrs Wiborg is daughter of the late West Sherman. A large number of German residents called on the prince.
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Prince
Princess Hobestrohe Viste
Pricege Plobeniohe
Germany
New York
Frank Wiborg
Mre
Wiberg
West Sherman
Des Moines
Farulr
Voorhies Indicted Again on Forgery Charges
Correctionville man Homer Voorhies was indicted by the Polk County grand jury in Des Moines on forgery related to forged checks at Century Savings Bank. Prosecutors allege a pattern of about 75 forgery accusations across several counties as his alleged scheme widened.
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Correctionville
Homer Voorhies
Polk County Grand Jury
Pes Moines
Hanks
Century Savings
Hank
Des Alpines
Yourhies
Acgra Goes Crazy in Camp and Other Local Notes
The report describes Rope Ewing, a cook for Th. C. MT. VWeurs fishing party at Spirit Lake, going insane and fleeing three miles before capture and transfer to Cherokee State Hospital. It also notes the seventh annual convention of the Town State Posters and Distributors Association, electing Wilton Diermer president and Waterloo named next meeting site. Additional items mention several indictments, escape from an insane asylum, and a suicide by Christ Mikelsen at Snowerr.
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Acgra
Ewing
Sioun Citnegia
Th. C. MT. Vweurs
Lake
Dickinson County
Cherokee
Marshoalstown
Wilton Diermer
Fort Pelee
Wires
Waterloo
Morth
Thompson Case Sensational Trial in Cedar Rapids
The trial of Dague Thompson of Ames for the attempted murder of Pearl Jones in Cedar Rapids produced sensational admissions during cross examination. Miss Jones testified to relations with Thompson and read letters filled with terms of endearment as the courtroom packed with prominent Cedar Rapids and Ames attorneys on both sides.
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Cedar Rapids
Dague Thompson
Ames
Pearl Jones
Miss Jones
Ccasa
Theatre Fire Scares Marshalltown Audience During Show
Panic swept a Marshalltown Odeon theater as a projection machine overheated after a Chicago horror reel. A sheet of flame leaped from the device prompting a rapid evacuation of about 100 patrons as the blaze alarm rang and firefighters arrived.
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Marshalltown
Troquois
Odeon
Chicago
Lawsuit Seeks Dividends From Northwestern Life Investment
Robert G Rise and others of Galesburg IA sue Northwestern Life Insurance Co Minnesota in Des Moines US court to divide profits from the Northwestern Life and Savings Co Des Moines before its absorption. They seek appointment of a receiver to wind up the business, alleging misrepresentation and claiming certificate holders are entitled to a share of profits.
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Ani Ageinst
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Minnesota
United States
Des Moines
Robert G. Rise
Galesburg
Northwestern Life and Savings Company
Minnesota Company
Bronx City Bus Driver Dies After Shooting at Office
Donald Campbell a veteran Bronx city business man and Pelletier Dry Goods buyer fatally shot himself in Richand Weber's office after grabbing a gun from a pigeon hole and firing a shot at his temple. He died about an hour later at the hospital. He leaves a wife and one child.
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Donald Campbell
Giant
Busi
Bronx
Funeral for beloved local woman enters memory of Onage
The obituary notes the death of a young woman once living in Onage, wife of Mr. Edeon, sister to Col. J. Ti. Bwener. It mentions her beauty, accomplishments, and popularity at her old home. Remains were taken to Gange and laid before her mother.
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Bede Cates
Mgs
Willie G. Btxton
Storm Lake
Col. J. Ti. Bwener
Edeon
Hishlf
Gange
Wet conditions stall crops in Monona bottomlands
A Missouri bottom dispatch from Onawa reports persistent rains flood the lower lands delaying planting. May rainfall totals reach 8.08 inches, well above the 24 year average of 4.40 inches, causing farmers to fear crop losses and draw on reserves.
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Monona
Missouri
Onawa
Fire destroys Holbrook home in Franklin County
lightning struck a fawn house in Grant Township Franklin County belonging to K I Rogers. Aug Holbrook family residents escaped with 16 injuries. building total loss though contents saved. partially insured. Cedar Rapids death case mystery ends with suicide near DeWitt after long treatment. military units restructure at Rock Rapids and Cedar Rapids to replace local guards.
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Angust Holbrook
Franklin County
Grant Township
K. I. Rogers
Aug. Holbrook
Mrs Jennie Nelson Seeks Redress Over Fines
A pawnbroker named Mrs Jennie Nelson contends the city wrongly fines her for selling items. She asserts she paid the required fee and disputes the enforcement action.
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Jennie Nelson
Aie Greve
Presded Mot Gailey Seeks Trial For Husband Case
A repeat trial request is filed in Iowa court following the alleged beating of Mrs Gallauwher and the rounder charge against her husband. The document notes May proceedings and the defendant Gailey.
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Gailey
Gralla
Iowa
Century-old notes reflect naval honors and global events
A long retrospective lists milestones from one hundred to fifty years ago, including Decatur’s Philadelphia commission, Navy recruiting shutdowns in major ports, Franco-American diplomacy, and early transatlantic shifts. It recalls steamboat expansion on Lake Erie, Catholic relief efforts in Parliament, and civil action trials abroad.
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Algace
Hanover
Deécatur
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Navy
Baltimore
New York
France
England
Florida
Lake Erie
Australia
Burke County
Thirty Years Ago in Reform and Nation Events
David Swing withdrew from the Chicago Presbytery after a long heresy trial. Ten thousand Don kard conference at Girard. Philadelphia Episcopal convention opposes Romanizing rites in services. Nellie Grant marries Algernon Sartori at the White House. Bishop Cannon declines to testify on family matters before the House committee. A national civil rights bill was passed by the Senate.
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David Swing
Chicago
Donkard Acct
Girard
Episcopal Convention
Philadelphia
Nellie Grant
President Grant
Algernon Charles Frederick Sartori
White House
Washington, D.C
Bishop Cannon
House of Representatives
Toh
Finuse Election Committee
United States Senate
Fire at Philadelphia oil refinery claims burning barrels
Twenty years ago lightning struck a Philadelphia refinery causing a fire that burned 28 40 barrels of oil. Gen Butler accepted a presidential nomination by the National Anti-Monopoly party in Lowell Massachusetts. The Methodist General Conference in Philadelphia opposed licensing women to preach. Gen John C Black announced his candidacy for Governor at Danville Illinois leading the anti-Clarrison faction of Timeis Democrats.
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Philadelphia
Gen. Butler
Lowell
Masa
Methodist General Conference
John C. Black
Danville
Dil
Tiineis Democrats
Ten Years Ago: Militia Deployed to quell miners riots
Ten years ago Cov. Alcehl ordered several companies of sine militia to La Salle Th to suppress miners strike riots after an attack by 1 560 strikers on a coal shaft. A bursting Alleghany mountain reservoir near Altoons Pa and flooding along central Pennsylvania rivers caused loss of life and property.
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Alcehl
Sinie
la Salle
Altoons
Pennsylvania
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