04 Nov 1898
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1898
Page
1
A dense loaf of town news reports political bumper claims for the Republican ticket. It covers local visits, court-house debates, highway poles, and church events, with scattered remarks on war era humanitarian aims and public health concerns.
The Sioux City Journal reports a formal demand for Spain to relinquish sovereignty over the Philippines. The result of the demand is described as practically settled, ending the sovereignty question.
For sale by Schoeneman Bros a best corn crib. Easy to set up and take down when corn is removed you can roll up your crib and store it for next year.
Sagast jokes about quitting time and the Spanish Premier, then boasts of armor from Guarantee. He claims a victory over pirates with High Qualities and Low Prices, mocking rival gunners and their weak ammunition.
An inspection notes poor water quality from Chickamauga Creek and dam breaks contaminating pipes. Also comments on camp conditions, terrain, and guard practices regarding water consumption among troops.
The piece condemns Van Qoaterhout for dishonesty in his county attorney campaign and notes he did not protest party papers publishing false statements against his opponent. It warns that it may be too late after the election to claim his party papers were unauthorized.
A New York Herald forecast predicts a Republican gain of 15 to 20 in the House and 1 to 4 in the Senate. Nebraska is shown with two Republicans and four Popocratic House members and one Republican and one Popocratic senator. Predictions hinge on Popocrat sources and Burkett’s 1st district win.
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