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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
2
Fragmented read describes Hull region events and political notes with references to Cummins, Orange City, and local election outcomes. Mentions county seat, precincts, Republican gains, and Rooster ornamentation as a local quip amid election chatter.
Returns from Iowa indicate a strong Republican trend with Cummins winning the governorship by a wide margin and gains expected in the legislature. Precincts report Cummins ahead in Johnson, Polk, and Woodbury counties while the Prohibitionists report improvements. Summers counties show mixed outcomes as counties report light voting.
Incomplete returns indicate Republicans lead by about 5 000 for the top ticket with losses for fusion groups. Sedgwick's plurality rises to an estimated 10 600 in nearby counties. total statewide votes fall well short of last year, weather and apathy blamed.
Fragmentary report notes McCoy Chen elected over Null Ue by a 200 vote majority in the Seventh district study under the Fifth judicial circuit. Names and precise locales are incomplete.
Baltimore returns show Hering Democrat ahead for comptroller with 372 52g to 40 393 for Platte Republican. Republicans claim county ticket and likely carry all three legislative districts, possibly 18 delegates and a state senator. State results slow. Baltimore American extras concede assembly to Democrats on joint ballot. County and district races face uncertain recounts. two Republican candidates in the second district face narrow margins.
Kentucky election returns show Democrats gaining control with Charles F. Grainger(Pen.) elected mayor of Louisville over John A. Strattan(Rep.) by about 5,999. Across the state Democrats secure a large legislative majority, with gains in southwest and valley regions and scattered county results indicating a broad Democratic surge.
The fragment hints at a critique or comparison about Roing Stones, suggesting a preference for its edge position over being on top. No further concrete details are readable to identify event, people, or organization.
The Syracuse Post Standard recounts Grant describing a moment when Confederates fled at Gettysburg and his own nerves, noting he never again doubted his ability to confront the enemy, while reflecting on the desertion of Baris and the war's end.
In a secondhand Highland tale a laird berates a piper after missing whisky preface, while a curious science note from Th Lombard of New York claims women run warmer than men by about three four t h s of a degree with body heat differences across the body.
Miss Gash expresses strong interest in homing plants and flowers during a conversation with Mr Johns. Mr Forms answers that the plants they discuss are small and shiny. Miss Gash looks puzzled then brightens as she steers the topic toward plants and London talk.
The article traces Alabama's early capitals from St. Stephens in Washington County during territorial days to Huntsville for the first state government and then to Tuscaloosa and Montgomery as the capital moved with successive statehood milestones.
Fragmentary notes from a 19th century issue discuss new tin and other metals and suggest odors may reveal their origins. The text hints at a mystery around copper alloys and possible scientific methods discussed by readers in a local paper.
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and terms like Gatholig Gertipes and Adal Reform Guru with no coherent event or clear actions to report. Readable entities are scarce. no date, place, or outcome can be confirmed from the snippet.
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