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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1894
Page
3
Readers are invited to submit brief articles on tax reform open for publication. Any side will be welcomed if well written and on point, excluding tariff debates. Landowners may gain from value increases. send opinions to the Buffalo office or P.O. Box 88.
A Massachusetts Antitrouble Taxation League formed in Boston to press for tax reform eliminating double taxation. Leaders include Alexander Porter as president and Richard H. Dana as general counsel with a long roster of business figures and lawmakers backing principles to end taxed stock, mortgage, and income double taxes and to curb municipal and foreign ownership taxation.
A circus elephant Jonas Jess went on a rampage in San Francisco after a rat lay hidden in her trunk. Keepers freed the rodent, and the elephant calmed, then returned to feeding. The incident follows an era of unusual animal behavior. Arbitration in New Zealand aims to compel wage disputes to court with mutual obligations for both sides.
A stormy council meeting in a town unnamed but described as having frequent heated debates concluded when two longtime adversaries clashed over a trumpet matter. One man called the other a liar and pressed for an apology, which the elder then offered after a struggle.
The piece advertises reading material and family reading value, mentioning contributors such as Quan Victorians daughters Rochard Wipting Mark Treaty J. T. Trowbridge and other authors. It notes new subscribers receive The Comptenton free until January 7 1893 and references temple imagery and superstition surrounding statues.
Grubb, superintendent of work among foreigners, distributes 200 copies monthly to incoming immigrants. He has translated the tracts into seventeen languages and published them to promote good citizenship among newcomers at the port of New York.
Financiers discuss replacing paper money with aluminium coins and bonds. Henry Bessemer backs light, counterfeit resistant aluminium bonds and argues such coins would carry bank guarantees. counterfeiting would be harder than with current paper money.
Hunters in south Georgia along the Alapaha River reported a startling sight on a sandbed. An immense fish lay there with a bulldog like head and multiple sharp teeth, baying loudly before it vanished into the stream, leaving a haunting echo after it disappeared.
An 1900 newspaper fragment touts a “Catarrh Cure” as a universal remedy with internal use to heal the blood and mucous surfaces. It cites testimonials, urges readers to write to Cheney & Co, Toledo, and lists various medical claims and products amid scattered text about education and cures.
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