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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1905

Page

7

Peace Talks Between Russia and Japan Loom

President Roosevelt releases an identical note urging direct negotiations between Russia and Japan to end the war. The plan envisions a Manchurian venue with no European interference and aims to set a working basis for a peace conference between the belligerents.

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Harvesting Across the Globe and Immigrant Tensions Rise

The article notes year round harvesting from New Zealand to Cyprus and Persia, with Canada and Africa mentioned in passim. It highlights widespread labor, immigration surges, and growing anti alien sentiment as New York authorities warn about penalties for aliens entering the United States.

Globe Cyprus Minor Persia Tappan America Paris Noreway New York Cmntry

Moore Appointed Emperor of Internal Revenue for Eleventh District

David Tf. Moore was appointed by the President to be emperor of internal revenue for the eleventh district of China, to succeed General John C. Ene frekin, on the recommendation of Ben ater Foraker.

David Tf. Moore Chia Tate John C. Enefrekin Benater Foraker

Drown in Auto at Rush Street Bridge Tragedy in Chicago

A touring car plunged through an open Rush Street draw at 8 p m drowning three riders including one woman and two men. Chauffeur William Hoops claimed fog and lack of signals prevented warning. police moved to require dead stops at bridges after the crash.

Chicago Rush Street William FL. Hoops Hoops Frebent Ulinvis Veene Patterson

Bankers Prison Sentence Casts Shadow Over Milwaukee Case

Frank G. Bigelow, a Milwaukee banker described as a key local figure, was found guilty of default and sentenced by Judge Quarles to five years in a federal penitentiary at Leavenworth. The hearing followed a guilty plea amid expressions of remorse and public duty.

Fraank G. Bigelow Frank G. Bigelow Milwaukee Honaire United States Tigais Marske Duknaon Riarhad Privat Port Leavenworth Kern Tineph V. Quarien Alwartkee Wigelow Gilty Quarles Bigelow Bankine Waite Bort Scinr

Scrambled excerpts reflect labor disputes and maritime chatter

The scrambled text compiles varied brief notices and quotes about labor wages contracts and sea level discussion. It references Dr Washington Cladden and a life insurance remark, with disparate fragments from newspapers like the Tribune and Syracuse Post Standard.

Sean Waale Washington Cladden Cleeslamd Tribune Casstigatioan Iran Lister Kojis Enipiaye Siignis Tardan Simnisin Tuerk Andy Man Thomsg Tipton Thomas Lawson Richmond Times-Dispatch Syracuse Post-Standard

Morton Chosen as Equitable Life Leader Amid Sale

Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton was elected chairman of Equitable Life Assurance Society and to head its board after James A Hyde resigns. A syndicate led by Thomas I Ryan buys Hyde stock and plans subway expansion opposing Later borough. several officers resign but not accepted.

Navy Equitable Society James ET. Wide Equitable Life Assurance Society Hnanders Hyde Equitable Life Tas Paul Morton New York City Metropolitan Street Railway Company Metropolitan Equitable Mr Hyde Thomas i. Ryan Metropolitan Street Railway System Laterborough Company August Belmont Firde Tiran Pric Equitablie Hirde Elenry GC. Frick Edward L. Harriman James A. Hide Pew James W. Alexander Secomd Gage BE Tarbett George I. Wilson William LT. McTntera Henry Tingers Winthrop Nore Air Morton

Fragmented 19th Century Rail and Crime News Overview

The article touches on rail extensions and stock subscriptions, noting Prairie Northern and Great Northern lines extending toward Nebraska and Omaha, with significant totals and intercity freight issues. It reports forged season tickets, swindles, and a fatal shooting in Charleston at a local mining town, detailing police action and a town sergeant’s confrontation.

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Norway Deposes Oscar to End Union With Sweden

The Norwegian Stortling ousted King Oscar and dissolved the union with Sweden. Eugene Napoleon Nicolas, the king's younger son, was offered the Norwegian crown and a regency to govern. Crown Prince Gustaf of Sweden is rumored to have a German-backed understanding, risk inflaming the broader European crisis.

Norway Sweden Oscar Stortling Royal House of Oscar WI Storthing Eugene Napoleon Nicolas Asing Gustaf Europe Iking Queent Bernadotte Napoleon Favorita Marshala

Storming Washington Test of Dee fennes and Naval Maneuvers

The article reports on a large scale naval and army exercise directed at Washington with Rear Admiral Francis W. Wicking leading an attack to breach defenses at Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac. Fortifications along the bay and river are being upgraded, with ships including the Texas Arkansas Florida Nevada and other vessels to participate.

Francis W. Wicking Chesa- Liev Iran Baltimore Ccifr Chesapeake Bay Paramac Army Navy Afaj James P. Wade Atlantic Perea Ear Hebi Lazeuac River Port Imonrus Keity Dalrinore Cadinal Beneac Omaneuvers Cnesapaake

Crop Outlook Positive Amidst Pests and Floods Across Regions

The weekly weather bureau bulletin reports generally favorable conditions in the western Central valleys and Mid-Atlantic while New England suffers frosts and dryness. Floods and cutworms hinder corn. winter wheat harvest advances in the South and California. oats and cotton show improvement though pests and rain affect some areas.

Weather Bureau Middle Atlantic New Englan Ohio Valley Upper Lake Region Oklahoma Texas Ohio Nebraska Kansas Mississippi California Pacific Coast Washington Dakotas Oregon Missouri Wailey Missouri Whinois South Atlantic East Sulf Enat Gulf and North Atlantic Staton Arkguess Toussiana Taras Thada Virginia Kentucky New Pheland Portage

Preached at His Own Funeral by Kentucky Feud Breaker

Ken tucky's famed feud breaker Mev Henry Linde stirred Cumberland region crowds by directing his own funeral service via phonograph. In mountain cabin and church at Ii Oa the minister’s last address delivered to miners and mountaineers gathered in awe.

Henry €. Linde Kentucky Perlbaops Finn Etn Barial Cumberland

Notable figures and odd facts from a murky clipping

The fragment mentions actor Sotheta planning notes of diapacins and Anthony Trodope's son about to publish a careful smaphy of Moi John Jacobster owning two twenty two me tomobiles. It notes The Intereorza & Toutwell and that Get. John Tours of Tenarssae worked on a farm. President Thaaserelt will visit the Tus kagea and James Thory Smith is nicknamed Silent Jim. Testmaster General Cortelron is praised as a pianist and once considered pursuing music professionally.

Sotheta Anthony Trodope Sen John Jacobster Ada Intereorza Toutwell Bie Navy Afassaehuasetta Get John Tours Tenarssae Toat Thaaserelt Tuskagea Justine Amd Avilesa Tha Sindenta James Thory Smith New York Silent Jim Cortelron Mali

European royalties trace lines to James I via blood ties

An article notes that nearly every European sovereign is related to English kings through James I. Eleven kings are direct descendants, with Spanish Portuguese lines descendent through Charles I and many monarchs of major nations sharing lineage from Elizabeth I’s daughter. A future monarch via Margaret of Connaught is anticipated. The Sultan of Turkey is implied as the sole European ruler not British by blood.

Europe Leuropé Edward James I Spain Portugal James Charles I England Germany Russia Austria Italy Denmark Belgium Greece Holland H Elizabethy Frederick V Sweden Norway Margaret of Connaught Sultan Turtey

Dodd's Kidney Pills Publicized Cure in Wisconsin

Frank M Rose of Cox Wisconsin suffering kidney disease could not walk. After reading a newspaper report of Dodd's Kidney Pills he took two boxes and is now able to work all day. He praises the remedy and calls the case the most wonderful in Chippewa County. The article touts Dodd's Kidney Pill as making miraculous cures in Wisconsin.

Cox Wis Frank M. Rose Sell Dodd Bright Russell Chippewa County Wisconsin

The Invisible Supply Scene at Ported Cigar Shop

In a clipped exchange, a customer bargains for a genuine love ported cigar while the boy explains two remain, but they are in the water. The odd phrasing and humor hint at a satirical or coded exchange.

Asterbilt

Free sample offer for Alien's Foot-Eant powder

Junk mail style ad promises a free sample of Alien's Foot-Eant powder from Olmetod Le Ror New York. Claims to cure foot issues including sore feet and bunions and mentions shoe stores and pricing. contains many misspellings and unclear details.

Xou Alien Alien 3 Olmetod le Ror N. Y Weil 25

New York Club Women Endorse Salons For Conversation

The New York Tribune reports Mrs. Richard Stearns urged Eclectic club members to host salons as a remedy for idle amusement. She argued cultivated people seek mental refreshment through dialogue on travel, books, and life’s theater, not gastronomy or gambling.

New York The New York Tribune Hichard Stearns Eclectic Club Deimomtica Webster Fez

Fragmentary antique note on cleaning and materials

A garbled archival fragment discusses brass polishing and cleaning methods. It mentions substances to use only in extreme need and hints at a powdered brick as an option, but the text is largely unclear and lacks coherent context.

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Postum Food Coffee Praised By Breastfeeding Guardian

A reader essay extols Postum Food Coffee as a remedy during a critical growth period for girls and young women. The letter credits Postum with easing stomach pains, headaches, and nervous symptoms, claiming overall health and alertness improved through its use. The testimonial cites Battle Creek Michigan and the Fantom Co. as sources.

Stust Ick Indy Naga Fantum Co Battle Creek Mick Ronan

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