02 Oct 1896
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1896
Page
1
The clipped page lists passenger and freight trains with times at Hull and Sioux City Northern routes. It mentions daily service except Sundays, and notes trains running to Perkins and Ole South with several accommodation and mail trains at various afternoon times. The OCR yields partial lines and unclear numbers.
Hull Educational announces graduates admitted to the fall term beginning in September. For information contact principal Rev. Janes FF Paros, Dr.
The piece recalls W. J. Bryan speaking in Parkersburg West Virginia on the eve of ballots. It critiques Republicans defending labor markets and money standards, attacks Omaha World Herald for insults to Generals, and cites historical currency crises and cautions against silver inflation.
A South Dakota speech by a Populist leader prompts a farmer to challenge the claim of frequent strikes under past administrations. The farmer asks why workers could not strike if they had no work, highlighting labor tensions and public discourse.
A late 19th century Hull Iowa fragment reports on political talk, speeches by Jimmie Cavanaugh and Plummer, McKinley election optimism, and local business and church updates. It mentions farmers shaping fall work, threshers, and a fall weather spell. The piece also notes musical events at Hull Academy and a charity gathering at Mrs Gertrude Wilton's home.
An 19th century advertorial urges immediate use of Te Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure to combat cholera morbus and diarrhea. The copy promotes instant results and claims rapid restoration of healthy bowels.
The passage cites Maj. McKinley arguing free silver cannot cure overproduction or underconsumption. He says demand comes from factories, not the mint, and urges protective tariffs and reciprocity to boost domestic and foreign markets for farm products. He notes agriculture suffers when tariffs are low and praises tax on imports to protect home labor.
The Chicago Tribune reports Tillman’s harsh attacks on the Supreme Court as part of his campaign rhetoric. It portrays his vow to force judges from their posts and links his rhetoric to the broader Populist program, contrasting with Bryan and Mitchell on other issues.
The piece belts inflammatory shots at Bryan and free silver, critiques popocrats and labor, notes farmer woes, accuses tariff and trade stances, and ends with ads for Witt's Colic & Cholera Cure and wallpaper store. It blends opinion with a collage of quotes and partisan jabs.
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