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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1905
Page
6
Roaring blaze at five story tenement 105 Alien Street New York early Tuesday killed nineteen residents and injured over forty. Coroner suspects arson. subpoenas issued to officials. Rescue efforts included dramatic leaps from flames as police and fire crews battled the inferno.
A Monte Carlo dispatch reports the Marquis of Anglesey died there on Tuesday. He was famed for costly clothes and jewels and held magnificent property valued with a large yearly income. It is noted his fortunes exceeded three million pounds, and he had recently relied on allowances from creditors amid a rapid decline of fortune.
A royal war council held a talk at Teatkoe Sealy with generals Dragomiroff Sabkharoff and others. They weighed war alternatives but reserved final judgment. Karapatkin's prospects and other matters were discussed before the emperor paused on a firm outcome.
Serat Seratnou, son of ex State Senator Serategn, died by his own action in Windom Minnesota. He was found in bed with a shetetin and a head wound above the temple. A temporary melancholy was cited as the cause.
Dr John Alexander Dowie now in City of Mexico denies claims he will never return to Avon City, the church headquarters. The statement counters rumors about his future whereabouts and leadership.
Dispatches from the front describe the main Russian force retreating while a rear guard falls back toward Tie Pass. Japanese advances threaten to trap the Russians in the plain north of Tie Pass as supply lines remain active and the commissariat adapts. Kuropatkin acknowledges about 50 000 wounded and 26 500 dead with total Russian losses near 155 000 per latest estimates.
George Von T Meyer leased the Kielamelebel palace during his term as American ambassador at Berlin. The grand residence sits in the fashionable Sofenskas near other embassies, famed for its lavish interiors and social entertainments. Since the Kleynmeichel lineage gained status, the palace has passed through noble owners and high officials, including private men and ambassadors.
A scrambled report notes subway traffic improving yet with delays and occasional incidents. Rail service showed steadier runs while repairs drew more workers. Separately, a mining disaster near Clydach Vale saw failed relief efforts and rising fatalities. A Genoa Bank heist left two suspects on the run and cash stolen. An earthquake rattled Michigan, with casualties reported. A Baltimore store fire claimed Mrs Bennetta McCurdie and her child.
George Schistler of Denver Ohio armed with a rifle attacked neighbors the Fiil family. Three people died two were wounded and Mrs Fill died beside her husband. Schistler barricaded himself at home. officers stormed the residence and he died of multiple wounds.
Mrs Comrie L Chadwick was found guilty in Cleveland Ohio on charges of conspiring to violate United States banking laws by procuring certification of checks on a national bank with no funds in the bank. The jury returned verdicts on all counts. The trial judge presided as jurors weighed the four remaining charges.
A deadly blaze in Baltimore Maryland Sunday night left a mother and her three children badly burned. Annie Metzlerdick age five died before hospital admission. Win McCardick eight, Nettie J Metzlerdick thirty, both severely burned and likely to die, injuries cover face arms and upper body. The事件 occurred at Traltimore.
The United States ship Albatross lies in port at San Diego after four months of Pacific exploration and sounding work. The vessel crossed between remote archipelagos, conducting deep sea surveys and collecting data during its voyage.
Peter Miller and Michael Doud were found guilty of stealing 218 ballots at the November election in Denver Caln. Each was sentenced to nine months five years in the state penitentiary.
The Slameda mail room will carry the body of Mrs. Merc. June 1 Stanford from Vandalu to San Preneciscn next Wednesday. There have been no new developments in the case.
A local report from Derdington notes that Bel Smalla, recently convicted of killing a respected machine, awaits sentencing. The court has fixed Friday in May for the execution by hanging.
Joseph Tabet shot his wife on Saturday then killed himself. The wife seeks divorce under case S508,00. A fire at Reobhers Tindsbers My warelmasse, in Pan ital dure, referenced with local firm Smith & Sens, burned two weddings and related property. Hawker of Suffolk Virginia Augustin Cobb, half owner of Suffalk knitting mill, killed himself the same day.
In Sioux City Emma Rebble’s resort on Pearl Street, Joe St. Pierre was stabbed to death by George Coffey after a quarrel over Rebble. Coffey surrendered at the police station. St. Pierre died from a heart stab after an arm wound.
The joint meeting of the Borthwert Iowa and South Dakota Con ferences of the Methodist church ended Thursday in Hiowx City. Resolutions urged charitable, youth, and Sunday school outreach and raising funds for missions. Missionaries from Africa spoke and over 100 delegates attended including Andrews Theburn and McDowell.
Lewin Anderson, a Bent Htanbepe farmer southwest of Webater City, lost an arm while operating a corn whetler. His hand was drawn into the machine, a twenty minute effort to free him led to his shoulder amputation.
Mrs. Robert McCue of Grant faced a near tragedy when her two year old child was found burned near flames on a stage while an older child slept nearby. A child playing with matches is blamed for the blaze. a moment longer could have caused severe injuries or death.
In district court Botundary Arthur Ireland organizer for the American Federation of Labor was convicted of assaulting Avil Mathison a non union machinist last July. He must pay a fine of £200 and the trial costs amounting to about £1000 and is held on bail until fines and costs are paid.
Mrs AL Richards, owner of the Tawa Ledger, was struck and killed instantly by a westbound freight while crossing the track near the depot on Wednesday. She did not hear the approaching train and suffered a fatal head wound.
A new newspaper aimed at poultry enthusiasts will debut in Towa Falls and focus on Taney poultry and pet stock, with coverage skipping the local field to concentrate on northwest poultry interests.
Joseph Strange Pred W Strange and Clo Strange of Stews City were accused by Deputy Game Warden C BR Kubi of taking two dozen prairie chickens out of season. A jury found them not guilty.
After twenty six hours the jury at Oshineusa Soiuday forence and PPoelack retried a verdict finding Marshall Pielding guilty of via Slavehter for the killing of his wife near Tixton last October.
Telegram from Tawa City reports the death of Michael Warde, father of Wade Wade, a prominent farmer of Butler County. He resided many years on his farm near Thineher Harder mines, leaving a son, Tawa telegram states.
A murder case in Clarinda progresses with a Friday court session at Sweleck and PoSeieek where the defendant receives a verdicon of aequities on the ground of temporary insanity. The proceedings focus on the defendant’s mental state and probable legal implications.
Judge George W. Wakefield, 65, a veteran member of the Fourth Iowa district court and former president of the Iowa State Car Association, died Friday night at his Sioux City home after two months of failing health. He served nineteen straight years on the district bench and was highly regarded by the Sioux City bar and colleagues.
George Krekel of Burlington, 20 years in the city, was arrested after an attack on Senator John J. Seerley. Police described him as demented, with notebooks cursing Seerley and planning the killing after watching the Tama building for a week. He will be turned over to the insane commissioners for asylum.
Large crowd gathers as Trius Meeesipp Grain Company announces wheat would be sold at one dollar per load near the burning grain pile. Nearly half a million dollars in property is destroyed and wagons are damaged as emotion runs high.
The principal witness Dheo Fresh Gherilde, a bandit and diamond robber, was taken to the state courtroom on Saturday afternoon in Anna Mar Herestrom, Demoines. The couple traveled to oppose the city’s parents, who are prominent in Demoines, and lodged separately at hotels. A marriage license was requested but denied.
A worker on a north of Twerkin farm fell into a dug well while digging earth. He connected the bucket to a windlass and was injured when the bucket loosened. He became paralyzed from the waist down with loss of leg sensation.
A prominent Gillertyilie resident vanishes without trace as an extensive search from Waterloo area fails to locate him. Che Iman, a local farmer, is involved with the home and his daughter, but no motive or explanation emerges.
Tiactire makes a first appearance among Fray Bros cattle near Oskalugea. No fatalities yet, but all cattlemen in the neighboring area are alarmed. Local veterinarians are drying suspect livestock to prevent the spread of the malady.
Reported spring upgrades at the Ackles heating plant include new boilers dynamos and related equipment to enhance electrical and heating operations.
The readable fragments describe a confused scene involving Mo Leet and an organization in a distant place. The passage mentions leadership, a day of fortune, and references to people named Leetoon and Charely, but the factual content remains garbled and unrecoverable from the available OCR.
A large blaze injured ten people and caused hospitalizations after a medical operation gone wrong in Woodbury County. Charlies Blogna died from injuries sustained in the incident at Samaritan hospital in Siewg Chu shortly after ten o clock Monday night.
Lincoln lodge No. 42 in Clinton or Florida votes unanimously at a special meeting to construct a new Ellins temple. Work on the structure is to begin within a few weeks.
The article recalls the Grand Duke Sergius assassination and a confessed conspirator's interview with the widow. It mentions Professor Jacques Loeb's career and birth in Germany, Judge Charles Swayne's acquittal and career, Senator Thomas Kearns of Utah's rise from mining to Senate, and public figures Cecil Salisbury and Lord Cecil with various political notes.
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