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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
6
San Domingo City Surrenders to Revolutionary Forces
Dispatches from Santo Domingo report that the city surrendered Tuesday to the revolutionaries. President Wesy Gil and ministers reportedly took refuge aboard a German warship as the insurgents demanded immediate capitulation and resignation of the president. United States Minister Powell urged restraint to protect commerce and foreign debts.
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State Department
Powell
San Domingo
San Domingan
Domingo
Wos y-Gil
United States
Belgium
Flort
Spain
Fic
Tmenna
Strike Settlement Ends Chicago Transit Strike
A morning meeting between Chicago officials and the transit company board announced a settled strike. The deal restores all strikers with a few exceptions and is expected to be ratified by workers at a later session. Traffic on all lines should resume promptly.
Plead Guilty of Peonage In Georgia Melees
The Melees of Georgia plead guilty to peonage charges and are fined 1000. The judge expresses harsh views on race while sentencing the McRees and Speer in a separate case. A Chicago electric car crash injures six and panics passengers. Yuan Shi Nai claims readiness to declare war on Russia in Manchuria with 18,000 troops marching.
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MeIlees
Georgia
Fudge Speer Baranagh
United Risses
Testar P Edwert Melee
Frank Melee
Wihan MeRes
Vailosta
Enteral
Pina
Nity
Adiutments
McRees
Sprer Bret
Tanomotitn
Chicago ‘Atu
Musiners
Chiesa General Railway Company
Kwanch
Tanden
Pekin
Yuan Shi Nai
Chi Li
Manchuria
Deaths Reported In Chicago and Mines Accidents
A man fell from the Forty third Street elevated platform in Chicago and died. Three miners perished when an elevator cage collapsed at Buffalo and Bisque Coal Company mine No 2. In Washington mourning begins for the president's uncle James Gracie as cabinet dinner postponed.
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Chicago
LL. Hickner
Moaredonia, Ta
Forty-third Street
South Side
Hibland
Dubois
Buffalo and Bisque Faana Coal
Engineer and Fireman Killed in Lanark Train Wreck
A Great Northern passenger train wrecked near Lanark on Tuesday night, killing engineer Poer and fireman Artin Taylor as a centile of the track caused the collision. Roving coaches were ditched and a fire destroyed a dwelling as David Gavens and Mrs. Owens suffered injuries. The blast followed an explosion of custise.
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Great Northern
Lanark
Alent
Poer
Pirellan Artin Taylor
Rover
Malling
Mystery in Missing Millionaire Wentz Search
Bristol Tenn fans a weekend tale of missing Edward L Wentz heir to a Philadelphia fortune. A vast search costs 8000 dollars daily with 55000 dollars in rewards as bloodhounds and special trains sweep Black Mountain and timbered slopes. Authorities press on hoping for a clue about the disappearance on the mountain climb.
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Wentz
Bristol
Tenn
Hig
Black Mountain
Edwart Leisenriug Ae
Philadelphia
Ciionaire
Civlian
Dodie
Edward L. Wentz
Mar
Dar
Dax
Edeh
John &. Wentz
Jail officials charged over torture of boy prisoners in Delath
In Delath Minnesota lawyer Bakiwin filed district court charges against county jail officials F B Smith Rex McIlellan Thomas Furie and Jet Holland for torturing boys. The punishment included placing them in a dungeon for hours flooding cells with water and leaving them in darkness. The incident followed a Finnish preacher's actions and involved a water drenched confinement until exhaustion and collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deiath
Cenelty
Delath
Minn
GO. Bakiwin
Lawyear
Eourt
F. BR. Smith
Rex McCilellan
Thomas Furie
Jet Holland
Phos
Fortune in Smooth Talking Confidence Man
A Philadelphia man identified as George Murphy alias Edmund Bethy faces arrest on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses from the Allen School in West Nervia Massachusetts. He boasted he could speak fourteen languages and claimed ties to a Potsdam operation, with a history as a career swindler across regions.
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Philadelphia
Pac
George Murphy
Edmund Bethy
West Nervia
Mass
Allen School
Murphy
Stanley
Arries
Sal
Train Holdups Near Vandalia Route Fail to Yield Suspects
Detectives search for the trio blamed for forcing a train to stop near Bow Tavis between Bere and Terre Tasie. A ward held up at Fengle Creek by cutthroats was robbed of his watch and money as investigators chase leads on the masked men who aimed to loot the registered mail.
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Fengle Creek
Louisville Businessman Arrested in Detaining Woman
William Chiles, president of Times Distillery Company, was arrested in Louisville on a charge of detaining Miss Ada Stewart of Morehead at a hotel against her will. He claimed the conduct was not improper and was released after posting bonds.
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Louisville
Chiles EL Lyn
OF “Times Distillery Company
Ada Stewart
Morehead
Lemmen
Ely
Stewart
Vier Ta
Battle near Lyudevo halts Turkish commando advance
Troops dispatched from Macedonia moved to the Lyudevo mountains, forcing Turkish detachments to withdraw after a short engagement. Insurgent casualties are unconfirmed.
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Salonien
Macedonia
Lyudevo
Ex Captain Curren to Leave Prison Saturday
Oberin A Curren ex Captain of engineers SAL will leave the United Biis penitentiary view ad Tart Leavenner Saturday morning Nov 25. Three years study seven months will be the actual Giaie Carter served within the walls of the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Reo
Oberin A. Curren
Engineers
Sal
United Biis Penitentis
Giaie Carter
Germany to Recognize Panama in Near Announcement
Berlin reports Germany will extend recognition to the republic of Panama. The official announcement is expected daily as authorities move to acknowledge the new state.
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Germany
Panama
Berlin
Temperer Wiltant
Satherides
Republic of Panama
Deliberate mining plot ends in deadly explosion
In Cripple Creek Colorado a sixth level explosion killed Superintendent Charles McCormack and Shift Boss Geck at the Vindicator mine. The Mine Owners' and Operators Association offers a $5000 reward for evidence leading to arrests. A Western Federation of Miners committee calls the killings premeditated murder by an inner circle. Governor Peabody has reinforced militia, with fourteen men arrested for alleged complicity.
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Cripple Creek
Cub
Verigon
Vindicator
Charles McCormack
Geck
Coniinutes
Mine Owners’ and Operators Association
McCormick
Melvil- Tieck
Colorado
iWestern. Federation of Miners
Iccident
Western Federation of Miners
Foy
Mimi King
Stephen Adams
Rothor
Death by Own Action Fatal Gas Explosion in Indiana
In Columbus Indiana Frederick Detler of Hooves Manufacturing is killed along with his mother when a gas explosion caused by Detler traps them. The house is partially wrecked and a door to the kitchen was locked from the inside as the incident unfolds. Authorities report Detler’s body found near a feather bed beside a gar reduced pipe.
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Columbus
Ind
August Deller
Fredsrick Detler
Hooves Manufacturing Company
Fire at Fort Gibbon Fears Military Quarters Loss
A regional report from Fort Gibbon notes a fire breaking through military quarters near Seattle with extensive damage to racks warehouses print shops and personal belongings. Commandant orders rapid relocation of men to a gash house and requests more supplies as losses may exceed one thousand dollars.
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Seattle
Waeh
Jinwanno
Fort Gibbon
Dawaoy Nowe
Spo
Proclamation Calls Malcontents To Calon
A chaotic notice outlines a Day Fare for malcontents to wear Calon attire and join a proclaimed gathering. Mentions Gieravia and Bustaiente marching toward Crvaniilas with naval units Aftlaniag and Atlanta seen near Colan. The text also records Lyneh’s resentencing and a Colorado troop request denied by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calon
Republic
Gieravia
Bustaiente Re
Bandar Oan
Canada
Tey
Crvaniilas
United States
Aftlaniag
United Fletes
Atlanta
Peculiar Coincidence Ties Two Convicts Scroll
A South origin coincidence links a Atlantic forest robbery case to three convict defendants Burns Richards and Saunders. Richards and Saunders drew three year sentences for conspiracy while Burns faced larcey. Sanders’ mother secured his release via ex Gov Packard after a six year disappearance. Two Arka n is men seek Richards parole. Fort Madison inmate ill and near death.
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Atlantic Farrest
Girivs
Burns
Richards
Saunders
New Orleans
Hia
Sanders
Hix Feira
New Qriests
Penitentiary
Packard
Atrineer
Des Moines
Homie
Fort Madison
Towa
Trae
Arkanais
Hnd
Sud
Policeman Severely Mutilated in Drunken Attack
A Boone city officer was attacked by a drunken assailant, who severed the officer’s ear and inflicted a deep neck wound with a cleaver during a disturbance at a shop. The assailant was arrested and jailed as the injuries posed a possible fatal risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoone
Hilletty
Boone
Talhemon
L. B. Livie
Gillette
Tame
Wealthy farmer found frozen to death near Manson
Ge Hendrcicks a 44 year old German born farmer northwest of Manson died from exposure after his team failed to pull a wagon from a ditch. He left a wife and four children. He was in good financial standing but struggled with drink.
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Ge Hendrcicks
Manson
Fiaposere
Emil Geddricks
Manchester
Markiess
Garmnanr
Ruling Lets Foreign Insurance Firms Operate Without Incorporation
Attorney General Mullen filed a decision with the secretary of state clarifying that foreign insurance companies may conduct security and mortgage activities in the state without filing articles of incorporation or paying incorporation fees. The ruling could allow Java securities to be repackaged with large insurers, easing prior impediments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostown Seconciticas
Mullen
Ilin Treisury
Iie
Acquittal in Des Moines Bribe Case and Local Crimes
Constable John Vickers was found not guilty of bribery tied to a resort raid. Augna Crawford, released on parole after nineteen months of a four year murder sentence, married Edward Thurstan of Chicago. A Green Mountain bank robbery yielded 1600 dollars and a stolen kandear as suspects fled north on the Western. Strong Bank stockholders boosted capital from 25 000 to 66 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Augna Crawford
Tames Dalton
Edward OA. Thurstan
Chicago
Green Mountain
Marshalltown
Thedkumsem
Bank
Sina Wrerkel
Passaic Steel Plant Workers Vote To Strike Over Wages
In Passaic New Jersey workers of the Passaic Steel Company rooted in local industry vote to strike after the firm announces a seven percent wage cut. The event comes amid broader financial distress and notices of bankruptcy affecting major assets of the concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
New York
HOF
Passaic Steel Company
Taterson
Compres
Finas
Tries to kill King Alfonso's Gaiter in Madrid
An unknown man fired three shots with a revolver Saturday at Zenor Trviesta, one of King Alfonso's Gaiters, slightly wounding him. Police pursue a possible personal quarrel motive as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Zenor Trviesta
Alfonso
Quarreh
Double Funeral Held for Sac City Couple
A double funeral was conducted at the Christian Church in Sac City by Rev. E. Tecker for Samuel A. Mackrill and his wife. Samuel died at 8:35 p.m. after Bright's disease. his wife suffered a heart attack and died later the same night. The Mackrill family included a son and a daughter who survived.
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Sac City Saturdaty
E. 2
Tecker
Samuel A. Mackrill
Mackril
Macksill
Bright
Avis
Mackrill
Sammis Denies Charges After Return to LeMars
J A Sammis replies to accusations reported by the Sioux City Journal captioned Sammis Accused. He calls the charges a tissue of falsehoods and misrepresentations and promises a formal answer. He explains Howe was relieved for unsatisfactory work and says Howe seeks revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semmis
Sammis
Tramp Suppressed as Blackmail Suspect Near Rock Island
A mysterious tramp held at Mercy hospital in Dea Mulnes is refused to reveal name or past life. Detectives search for two weeks for the man linked to a promising hold up and a questionable letter. Authorities expect his release once he recovers as no evidence ties him to the crime.
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Rock
Jake
Rock Island
Alvert
Isingil
Mercy Hospital
Dea Mulnes
Utah prisoner Nate Hayworth faces death by shooting
The Utah Board of Pardons considers commuting Nate Hayworth's life sentence for a joining role in a murder. The defendant, described as a youth from Whei, is currently under death sentence by shooting for complicity in a killing. If commuting is refused, he will be executed on June 41.
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Berens
Uteb
Nate Hayworth
Nate Ie
Hayworth
Lloe
Aberbafe
Drake of Centerville Dies After Illness and Estate Plan
Centerville notes the death of former governor Drake after a diabetes illness. The will reportedly divides the OAKS estate equally among his eight children, including Tyrake Unternelly and a college heir. Drake, elected governor of Towa in 1850, had a long public career and died December 22, 18—, with five sons Frank F. and John A. and four daughters surviving.
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Centerville
Drake
Shrake
Oaks
Tyrake
Towa
Oye Farm
Mary Dane Dard
Frank F
John A
Bank Robbed at Yetter by Safe Crackers
The Citizens' Bank of Yetter ten miles south of Rockwell City was burglarized at 2 AM Thursday. Thieves secured $500 in cash after wrecking the safe and escaped undetected via a livery barn. Repair costs for the vault are estimated at $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoure
Pratt
Ciizens’ Bank of
Robbery at Rock Valley Post Office Ends in Stolen Cash
burglars raided the local post office in Rock Valley early Saturday, forcing the safe door and attempting multiple entries to reach money. Only a few stamps were taken and furniture was damaged. Several officials and unrelated names appear in the report with no clear link to the incident.
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Tiurglars
Bart
Tiee
Tock Valley
Oan
Mindy
Burglary Strikes Brinith & Kurtz in Cushing
Burglars hit Brinith & Kurtz in Cushing in a minor robbery. Only Soin currency was taken. An attempted safe opening left three holes in the safe ton, indicating the intruders were not professionals.
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Cushing
Brinith & Kurtz
President Jeerson Plans for Louisiana Government
One hundred years ago reports said the Jefferson administration outlined plans for managing the Louisiana territory amid federalist opposition. Albert Gallatin noted imports from Florida and Louisiana totaled 1 006 214 dollars for the year.
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Jeerson
Louisiana
Albert Gallatin
the Treasury
United States
Florida
Thomas Paine
Jerome Bonaparte Arora
New York City
Anthony Merry
Norfolk
White House
Providency
Amsterdam
Portsmouth
Jerome Bonaperte
Theodore Lyman Sues Bea ton Editor for Treason Claims
Seventy Five Years Ago Daniel Webster began criminal proceedings against Theodore Lyman a Beat on editor who had incandidated In a newspaper article that Webster held traitorous correspondence with the British during the war of 1912 Fundal wers bolicited at New York for a monument to Robert Emmet the Irish patriot to be erected In Bt laal e churchyard The Cayuga and Seneca canal was completed in the State of New York Heenidents of Botton Mons were said to be burying coal mined near the city Experimenters raising median come England were announced as baring proved a success and predictions were made that corn brand would become a fad Here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
Theodore Lyman
Beaton
Webster
Fundal Wers
New York
Robert Emmet
Irieb
Laal'e Chaurchyard
Cayuga and Seneca
Botton
Mons
England
Corm
Fifty Years Ago Play Weighed on Local Contests
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local game or quarrel involving Jegaie Tind Mas Goldechmitt and factions aligned with Mares Jeffer oon Davin Gethnie. The text references the epoila section and mentions opponents Webeter Foraay Eré, with accusations and tilts over a past event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraay
Eréwey
Jefferoon Davin
Gethnie
Epoila
Conflicting Civil War Era Rumors Ignite Public Tensions
The report cites Confederate raiders seen near Bandusky Lake Erie and a broad set of 1860s guerrilla and political actions. It mentions Wheeler and his men repulsed near Port Sanders, and a mass New York protest against Spain's conduct in Cuba. Public figures like Hamilton and Astor are named in reactionary political events.
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Lake Erie
Bandusky
Houthern
Canara
Stuuck
New York City
Navy Yard
Boston
Goveror
Canada
Jel Loni Lyons
Washington
Prent Mase
Spain
William M. Evarta
William Cullen Errant
Tod Jacob Astor
John A. Fix
Alexander T. Stewart
Franz Sigel
Fernando Wood
Cornelina Vanderdit
Hamilton Pish
Cuba
United Starter
United States
James Longstreet
New Orleans
Secession Debates Rise in Manitoba and Northwest Territories
In Manitoba and the Northwest Territories secession from Canada gains advocacy amid alleged Ottawa government dishonesty. Chong, once denied land at New York, is admitted by Collector Roberson as a non laborer. US Catholic bishops meet in Rome seeking church state relations grounded in canon law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion of Canada
Manitoba
Northwest Territory
Ottawa
Chong
New York
Robertson
United States
Rome
Washington
Ten Years Ago and Economic Strains Highlighted
The summary notes the end of a major coal miners strike in Britain under Lord Rosebery and a first reading bill on mine nationalization. It also mentions two robbers stealing 27 095 dollars from Tidiana Filinoiapio Town Railroad in Chicago and Chicago's municipal account overdrawn by 3 600 000 versus prior levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Rosebery
House of Commons
Chicago
City of
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