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Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1911

Page

7

Violence Amidst Mississippi Strike Sparks Federal Ban

A sweeping federal injunction was issued against all members of unions on the Illinois Central strike in Mississippi. In Chicago, violence erupted at Burnside shops with a carpenter assaulted by union pickets and police intervention. Smuggling of strike breakers and growing work at Burnside underscored mounting tensions as union leaders warned of more actions.

Jackson Miss Mississippi Niles Striks Ilinois Central Chicago Tineis Central Burnside Kensington John Chomas Ineis Central Chomas Cence Aresta Ilingls TGC Welch Millroad Mare Dhetramen Gtatementa Chigiale Tatige Kuliechmlet Drestar Mintenarige Old Pepe Fhe Senet Pcifie Vines Exepre Perp Econ the & Trek Machintian

Flood Devastates Austin and Costello After Dam Burst

Austin Pa October 2 A carload of coffins marks the flood tragedy as workers scour debris for victims and a census of the missing. About 20 dead identified, including Mrs Lena Richie and Miss Flossie Melzer, with extensive property losses and 400 ruined buildings in the valley.

Austin Debrig Costello Odd Fellows’ Hall J.B. Baldwin Baldwin Mers Martha Kinnicut JA Miller William Nelson A. EL Mlansay Annie Jackson Charles Sofielg George Schwold George Rennicks Flossie Melzer Lena Richie Ralph Donifero Tula State Health Department Austin Self Tavine Thomas Dtype Riefo Vetera Lut Nigny Main Qoselo Wilke Howard W. Earle Mra. Veuleos Edward Young Standard Lumber Hla Fket Ria Bierele Young

War bulletins from the Mediterranean reveal shifting bombardment plans

Reports state Admiral Aubrey ordered a delay of the Tripoli bombardment to seek possible Turkish mediation via powers to avert continued fighting. Turkish refugees describe Italian torpedo boats capturing a transport at Taranto with passengers, including officers and 180 soldiers, as divisions of the Italian fleet sail to Saloniki and Smyrna.

Chasse Hwleerland Get Aubrey Tripoli Turkey Washington Rome Taranto Saloniki Smyrna Agoata Sicily Coatitarelyce Tripet Massoners

Mae TES Ney Measure firectiog the vuskel te duck imin een ae nan

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Admiral Schley Dies in New York Street

Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley collapsed and died of apoplexy on a New York City street near Forty fourth Street and Fifth Avenue. He had returned from Lake George and was en route to the yacht club when the sudden illness struck. He was 85.

New York Winfield Scott Schley Forty-fourth Street Fifth Avenue Admiral Schley New York Yacht Club Weat Forty-fourth Street Forty-fourth Strait Fifth Avenues Berkeley Theater Dr. Miller Dr. W. & Schley Lake George Ellcart Kelley Winfeld Scott Schley United States Navy Frederick City United States Naval Academy Aliss Annie Frank Ho Annapolis Sehler Fort Hudson Helm Cuban Santiague da Cuba Relley Stirtos

Stephenson Probe on GPCRs in Wisconsin

A Wisconsin inquiry into Senator Stephenson centers on campaign spending and alleged use of funds to influence the March 4 election. Witnesses describe payments for voter outreach and campaign expenses, while Stephenson’s counsel contests the charges as addressing primaries, not the election.

Wisconsin Edmunds Stephenson Charles F. Tittlefell Cammlites Sennator Stephenson John J. Taine Brascobel Wis Titllefeld Stephensen Hearine Stephens Stunen Aiarch Stenhensen

New Postal Bank Sites Reported in Washington

A new postal bank will be established in Washington Ort Albestal Davke with preparations set for November. Local officials Pert Tetse and Witerhin confirm the project and funding arrangements.

Washington Albestal Savin Davke Pert Tetse Witerhin

Vadero Elections in Mexico reportedly successful

Reported news item notes Vadero elections in Mexico were completed with results announced. Official spokespeople cited orderly voting and preliminary tallies, though details on turnout and specific margins were not provided in available text.

Vadero Mexico

Husband Confesses Killing Second Wife in Illinois Woods

Chicago police report Dr Henry E Webster confessed to murdering his second wife Beasie Kent Webster in Ogle County woods near Dixon on September 16. Authorities say Webster, a Bush Medical College graduate student, hid the crime to avoid divorce from his first wife Zoe Varney Webster of Cedar Rapids. The confession details a complex elopement and two marriages within a week, with Webster stating he feared exposure as a bigamist.

Chicago Bessie Meat Webster Dixon, Jr Henry E. Webster Dixon Beer Dr. Webster Basr Oregon Webster Zoe Varney Webster Harry Elgin Webster Bush Medical College Polyclinic Hospital Beasie Kent Webster Ogle Cedar Rapids Gentile Kent Ha Tof Cedar Tripids Fee Cary Pie Marriad Peter Tiapide Fleein Webster Hessian Kent Mae Zo Varney Isaac Divan Foreston Varnesy Hina

Rodgers Biplane Crash Ends Flight Briefly

Rodgers Biplane telatedly wrecked after sudden wire fault caused a dive toward earth. Rodgers escaped with minor injuries and said repairs would take several days.

Cotton Crop Poised To Break All Records

Washington reports the cotton crop for Tall region showing an extraordinary harvest. Early-year indicators suggested a bumper season. latest estimates from the crop department place gathering around 337 bales per acre and overall yield well above normal, signaling a record-breaking year for the area.

Washington

Taft defends nonpartisan stance in Missouri visit

President Taft toured Missouri for the State fair and rejected charges of partisanship. He praised Iowa reception and urged unity across parties while remaining committed to serving the whole country. He played golf with Governor Hadley and planned to travel to Omaha next.

Sedalia Taft Missouri Iowa White House Washington Partizan Hadley Beverly Bradley Saints Board of Sericulture

Giantess to Wear Enormous Wooden Leg

Pittsburgh October 2 The largest artificial leg 38 inches in circumference is being completed for Ming Anna a woman whose right leg was amputated last January to save her life after elyphential gasp. Before the operation she weighed 754 pounds. After the operation she weighed 100 pounds but has since gained weight.

Pittsburgh Isda Ming Anna CIA

Bradstreet and Dan Report On Business

Bradstreet and Dan report a mixed business picture with broad industrial activity. Steel product demand remains high with lower open hearth billet prices in Pittsburgh and large inquiries for Hessemer tails, while plate mill orders ease and equipment demand slows. Footwear and leather trade show gradual improvement, with rising road and house sales and consumer goods demand improving, though overall shipping and future deliveries look cautious.

Ehin Fittspurgh Cilean Plate Railways Car Aful Locomotive Works Iran Prise Basla

Fight in Australia Slow.

In Australia a delayed confrontation unfolds as fighters and officials move to calm rising tensions at a regional event. No injuries noted, authorities monitor the scene as participants retreat.

Australia Fier Sam Mort Toe Jack Evitatn Parehyys

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