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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1907

Page

7

Mrs M Kinley Dies In Canton At Age

Mrs McKinley widow of the martyred president died peacefully Sunday afternoon at Canton after a long illness marked by paralysis. She rested in West Lawn cemetery vault beside her husband as plans for the national mausoleum continued. Born Ida McKinley in Canton she received private schooling before marriage and supported her husband through a public life including his terms as governor and president.

Passer Canton Mres .McKinney Obie Geath Mre Kinley West Lawn’ Cemetery National Mausoleum Monument’ Hill Mec- Binley McKinley al Aicidens Vrealdcut Abe James A. Saxton Wan Nein Paaker Ida Soxton CantoHaehgolnebe Lier Fife William McKinley Workington McKinnery

Fire Costs and Insurance Dangers in Modern Cities

A critical look at urban fire losses and costs argues that even with fire departments and insurance, fires like San Francisco cause massive damage. It notes estimated national losses around 200 million, insurance payouts about 95 million, and debates over fire protection costs and premiums. It also mentions fleeting notes on public figures and monarchs in a brief random news roundup.

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Steamer Naomi Burns on Lake Michigan Killing Five

Five sailors die and about seventy five people narrowly escape as the passenger and freight steamer Naomi of Crosby Transportation burns on Lake Michigan between Grand Haven and Milwaukee. Rescue crews from Kerr and Kaaseg aid survivors, four missing coal passers found in the forecastle, ship towed into harbor as a smoldering hulk.

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Edwin H Gong er Dies Former Minister to China

Edwin Hurd Conger former minister to China dies at his Pasadena home Saturday after a long varied career as soldier lawyer banker and diplomat. Born March 7 1843 in Galesburg he fought in the Civil War and later served as state treasurer congressman minister to Brazil and Mexico before retirement in Pasadena California.

China India Edwin Hurd Conger Pasadena Gal Familly Conger Galesburg Old Lombard University Albany Law School McKinley Union Harrison Sherman Alt. Conger Galesviite Dexter Iowa Iinister Brazil Cotger Pesing United States Mexico Passedenn

Judge Hargis Freed In Breathitt County Murder Case

Lexington jurors found Judge James Yarsis not guilty of killing town marshal Cockrill three years after the shooting in Jackson. The case for others tied to the murder included witnesses and a confessed killer Curt Jett, marking a second acquittal for Hargis amid a long-running feud.

Lexington James Yarsis Thomas Cockril Cockrill Jackson Breathitt Hargis Fd. Callahan B.D. Cox J.B. Marenm Curt Jett Kiling Marcnm Twarcs Thirgis Jamon VW Marcum Beattyville

Woman Shot Dead in Sayre Amid Unclear Suspect

Yourx Girl Shot Tena BR Reeves, 20, killed in Sayre Pennsylvania. Investigation unsure if self inflicted or murder. Several Italians detained as part of the inquiry.

Tena BR. Reeves Sayre

Prohibition Era Receivers Appointed Nationwide

Kansas Supreme Court appoints receivers for breweries denying business in Kansas as part of a nationwide move. The action targets brewers linked to the Prohibition era, with states asserting property rights and enforcement under the law.

Wanses Kansas Supreme Court United States Kansas Anaheousen Tiuerch Company Sd. Tonis Fieht Aviler Receigerst Rife Ois Higged Iss

Passenger death rate high in railway training quarter

Passenger deaths and injuries rose in the December quarter with 3 905 rail incidents. A total of 180 passengers were killed and 18 514 injured as trains collided or derailed, exceeding the general average and marking the high in the nation’s railway history except for a prior quarter.

Ralitvar Tiaing Interstate Commerce Commission TAQ

Wandering OCR Mosaic of Global Figures and Phrases

A fragmented OCR text swirls through names and roles from multiple nations. It mentions the Evilan of Turkey, the King of Norway’s naval stint, and Raisin the Moroccan bandit, among others, with odd phrasing and garbled titles.

Evilan Turkey Vildia King Norway Tane Car Russia Raisin Oman Mali Tdris Leopold of Tirnseela Barrepe Reno Estate Vanperar Che Prench

Doctor in the Huhile School sparks debate on family size

Dr Cronin defends small families amid polemics by President Hoorevelt and editor Bea. He argues that high living standards shrink birth rates and that elite households risk population decline, warning against eugenic and social policy trends promoting birth control or sterilization.

Cronin Huhile Hoorevelt N Jetter Bea Hig Massachusetts

Bond theft details surface in Trust Company of America case

Thelin bond robbery records reveal bonds valued at least 800000 taken from the Trust Company of America. Douglass and Dentnett defendants allegedly raised about 200000 in cash and loans on stolen collateral, with officials noting 165000 recovered and total loss around 340000 including a 25000 loan clerk bond.

Trust Company of America Neht Douglass Dentnett Deanglass Trust Company Boston

Oddball Biographies and Bizarre Anecdotes From A Dream Page

A string of whimsical entries lists Justice Moody as a blond bachelor, a 2 year old boy in Kent weighing 37 percent pounds, and Theodore Gil as the top fish expert employed by the U. S. government. Other items note Vienna’s public executioner with a heavy watch, Dublin mayor Nannetti as a printer foreman, and English actor Trollope turning to the priesthood after The Sign of the Cross.

W. S. Moody United States Supreme Court Charles Law Watts Kent England Theodore Gil United States Joseph Lang Vienna Wd. Nannetti Mo P Callece Dublin Freeman Jermal George Trollope Appah Tres Leupp Coneresa

Coast Line wreck near Los Angeles kills one, injures many

A deliberate train wreck on the Coast Line near Glendale California dashes the Coast Line Limited from a trestle. One man dies and twenty two are injured as seven cars plunge into a gulch after removing fishplates and wiring rails. The engine and cars tumble down the Arroyo Seco trestle as passengers and crew suffer severe injuries.

Coast Line Limited Arroyo Seco Ralin

Americans Farm Mexican Lands Along Northern Border

More than a hundred U.S. families have moved into Mexico in the last month to farm along the northern frontier. They settle on haciendas near Mexican families, exchanging knowledge and improving both sides. Cotton prospects and high prices attract settlers, with successful adaptation replacing the old colony plan.

United States Republic of Mexico Hite Mexico Republic West Rio Grande States

Lynching Slaughter Across Georgia Sparks Deadly Toll

In Reidsville Georgia a mob including a colored woman and children killed one white man and four Black people and wounded seven amid a raid on Sam Padgett�s home. The colored assailant who shot Hare was captured. a pursuing mob overtook officers, killing Padgett and his infant daughter and wounding others.

Georgia Reidsville Lst Laura Moore Arnassas Sam Pargett Haré Piersons Daniel Nedy Padgett Egad Hare

Canal Wage Debate Sets Ranks for Engineers and Firemen

Secretary Tait upholds current pay scales for Isthmian canal workers after comparing benefits like year round employment twelve months leave lodging and free medical care. Rates rise for construction train engineers to 210 with a 3 percent annual bump for skilled workers and a new dismissal panel including employer, foreman, and commissioner representatives.

Tait Talon Ape Emft Commission

May queen in flannels and fone bah

A quirky column notes Elen Terryins becomes a bride at 50 and mocks spring weather. It jokes about a Hoboken divorce suit and criticizes civic pomp, with snippets about Abe Ruef and San Francisco’s changing image. The piece riffs on public figures and odd phrases.

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