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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1898

Page

2

Confession Unleans a Staggering Truth in the Storm

Sir Mark and Portia confront Sir Christopher and Fabian as Gore’s written confession is delivered. Fabian, crushed by years of guilt, exits into a windy shore night as the beach crowds contend with a deadly storm and cries from two grieving women.

Sir Christopher Dicky Browne Fabian Mark Gore Fabiah Portia Isabian Mark Georn

Fiendish confrontation fuels a desperate plea in Crime Tale

Fabian faces treachery as a forged check is revealed and a chilling confession unfolds. Dicky Trower confronts the accused while a wounded Sirme, Roger, and Wartia restrain violence. Fabian admits his guilt, seeking mercy for the sake of a lost loved one.

Dicky Trower Fabian Taler Roger Wartia Ricky Browne

Storm and rescue on the coast in a tempest tale

In a storm torn night the lifeboat crews race to a wrecked schooner while Fabian aids the rescue and Portia confronts her longing. A dramatic return follows as Fabian is battered but saved, Portia mourns and vows a hopeful future.

Lovers at the edge of death in a coastal entanglement

A man returns a keepsake to Portia as a misty beach scene unfolds. She confesses love and asks forgiveness before Fabian dies to join her. They embrace, vow to meet in heaven, and share a final kiss as a boat awaits launch.

Hearven Dulce Strand Roger Portia Banda Partin Eiill Abe Fabian Eulee Enya Fabian Jenking Dalee Pol Fanian Init Dorita Morrey Thor Hin

Indianapolis painter evicted as sulphur fumes cause blaze

Mrs Neltie Loshi of Indianapolis organized painting classes in Boetleefontaine Ohio. She and her two daughters lived in a furnished house owned by Mrs Maggie Ginn. Rent was paid to the 6th but the house was promised to others. Furniture was removed, and a conflict over rent followed. Early yesterday a sulfur smell and a fire from a dislodged hot air shaft in the basement traced to a roll of cotton with sulfur, prompting investigation.

Boetleefontaine Ohio Neltie Loshi Indianapolis Maggie Ginn

Brussels Time Service Uses 451 Electric Clocks

Brussels maintains a comprehensive time service where 451 electric clocks follow a master town clock. Each minute the circuit advances all hands by one minute via a current impulse from the master clock, with an initial installation cost of 25 and a yearly running cost around 2.

Brussels

The Legal Costs Of A Bankrupt Far Exceed Debts

A commentary notes that legal expenses for a bankrupt can surpass the total debt. It argues the burden of legal fees often dwarfs the owed sums and complicates recovery for creditors.

Congress approves $50,000,000 for national defense

In swift, unanimous votes the House and Senate authorize the president to spend 50 million dollars for national defense to meet the Spanish situation. Lawmakers break normal ties to back the measure, with Speaker Reed voting and unity replacing party lines.

Senate House Bill Montgomery Havana Sherif Martin Athéer Adv Washington United States Congress House of Representatives McSkinter Meany Coleagues Tteed Iis

Havana harbor action and Cuban relief voyage update

Report from Havana describes the Fern sailing for Key West with supplies for starving reconcentrados and delivery planned at northern Cuban ports. The Montgomery and Vizcaya exchange views near La Máquina as ships enter port, with observers noting swift Senate voting and war measure passage.

Montgomery Fern Havrana Key West Cuba Hatane la Machina Maine Vizcaya Gonvorae Big Oflcers

Bombay Natives Riot Against Sanitary Plague Measures

A large mob in Bombay resented plague control efforts and attacked Europeans including a plague inspector and three English soldiers, with many rioters killed or wounded. Police fired on the crowd, business halted, troops and artillery deployed to restore order.

Bombay

Sheriff Martin Acquitted in Lattimer Shooting Case

In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania the jury found Sheriff Martin and his deputies not guilty of murder in the Lattimer mining tragedy of September 10. A crowded courtroom surged at opening, the judge delayed seating, and after polling the jurors each declared not guilty.

Wilkesbarre Martin Lattimer Woodward

Miners Warn of West Virginia Strike Action

In Kanawha and New River coal districts a general strike by 2 04 coal miners appears imminent. The Chesapeake and Ohio Association met in Charleston and discussed a 1920 Chicago agreement with Fred Hleber of the UMW executive board, who warned operators to sign or face a strike April 1. M D Ratchford and W C Toler are involved in consultations amid a split among five state groups.

Kanawha New River Wanawha New River District West Virginia Chesapeake and Obin Gorl Charleston Fred iHleber United Mine Workers Dilcher United Mine Workers’ Organization M.D. Ratchford National Mine Workers Mfr Thieher

Britain Bars US From Ship Orders Without Admiralty Permission

An official British move stops shipbuilders from offering options to the United States or contracting for new vessels without prior permission from the Admiralty in London, hindering US efforts to acquire warships.

United States Admiralty of Ice London

Forts Are Isolators and Harbor Defenses Wire Upgrade

Secretary Alger urges Senator Allison to appropriate 26010 for wiring harbor defenses at Teston Philadelphia New York and other locations to ensure reliable electric connections. New Zealand has twenty two establishments for filtering European markets and can handle 44000 sheep.

Alger Allison Committee On Appropriations Teston Philadelphia New York New Zealand

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