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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
4
A clipped editorial blend discusses tariff reform and a voting machine as timely solutions. It argues unity among factions in Iowa politics, noting past defeats and urging a decisive end to factionalism.
The remarks urge merchants and officeholders to proceed within statutes while federal authorities will strictly enforce laws against dishonest methods. The notice implied to corporate interests that they should heed the legal framework and watch for enforcement actions.
The Marshalltown Times-Republican argues President Roosevelt should seek the New York senatorship. It contends he would not descend from the high office he avoids a second term for and views him as too valuable for continued public duty in office.
The Sibley Tribune comments on Governor Cummins nomination noting his persistence and fair victory. It asserts Cummins will be an ideal senator alongside Dolliver, predicts strong Iowa representation, and says Republicans are united with growing strength.
Senator Dolliver expresses gladness at Governor Cummins selection by Republican electors to replace the late Allison. He says Cummins will unify the party and enhance Iowa’s prestige in Washington. He dismisses talk of personal battles and predicts harmony rather than factional strife within the GOP.
A Washington Post report recounts a haunting in Wauquier county Virginia. Residents recall midnight noises and a spectral figure linked to Uncle Jabel Green, with no physical source found after the house was torn down.
A woman recalls entering an office dressed in disarray and unable to adjust her appearance as a man at each mirror twirled his moustache in the elevator area. The scene is recounted with sharp imagery from a New York Times quote.
A five year old boy speaks gravely to his crying sister aged two. He says she should stop crying and that she does not look or sound well. The narrator notes that circumstances are beyond human control and that conduct rests with the individual.
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