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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1897

Page

6

Palace Car King George M. Pullman Dies Suddenly

George M. Pullman died suddenly of heart disease at 5 o clock Tuesday morning at his Prairie Avenue residence after waking at 4 30 and reporting discomfort His death occurred before his physician could arrive and prompted immediate news in the town with thousands of workers heading to the plants as questions arose about the shadow over the town.

Palace Cucaco George M. Pullman Prairie Avenue Highteenth Street Pollman

State wins big oleomargarine case in New York

The New York appellate division rules in favor of the state against Armour & Co and Armour Packing Co over alleged oleomargarine and butterine law violations. The $1,700,000 penalty claim and orders to show cause regarding railroad book production are part of the dispute as the court sustains the state’s push to proceed with the original action.

New York State Supreme Court Altany N. Y Armour & Co Artmour Packing Company

Munitions of War Reported in St Louis Scandal

Rumor circulates that Patrick and associates obtained and sent Cuban armaments through St Louis over two weeks. The claim notes purchases of dynamite, pistols, and other munitions for insurgents, with shipments traced via a Texan port between Baghdad and Port Galveston toward the Caribbean.

Chree Patric St. Louis St. Loos Bagdad

Iron mill to reopen and hire men after two-year idle period

Springfelt Trans Company president Charles Ridgley says rolling mills will resume within weeks and within six months provide employment for about the same number of workers as before. He just returned from Hurene where he studied iron industry and contracts. Machinery will be set in order in coming days.

Springfells Iollengas Hprixgringe Charles Ridgley Springfelt Tran Company Alsaul Tring Dor Rugiey Hurene Jis

Woodmen official found dead in mill near Elgin

Albert Hammers, a Modern Woodmen official missing for three weeks, was discovered dead in an abandoned mill north of Elgin. The case indicates foul play as authorities report the Woodmen camps hunted him. Chicago alderman J A Waberkern was shot in a saloon dispute.

Albert Hammers Elgin Chicago Strat J. A. Waberkern Gearen Jensen Jousch

ROW AT THE ORPHAN SCHOOL IN ILLINOIS UNDER SCRUTINY

Reports allege insubordination at the Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home in Normal with a 20 year old inexperienced girl in charge and a board order abolishing punishment. More children have run away and concerns reach the Grand Army of the Republic prompting a forthcoming investigation by a G A R committee.

Linois Clinois Normal Board of Trustees Grand Army of the Republic A. N. Schimpff Peoria G. A. R. Committee On Soldiers’and Sailors’ Orphans Tomé

Cost of Carrying the Mails Details Post Office Spending

A report by W S Shallenberger outlines postal service developments in the United States and foreign mails. It lists current year appropriations at 51 141 208 with a provable deficiency of 500 000 and estimated expenditures of 57 041 238.

Postofice Department W.S. Shallenberger United States

Spanish Vessel Trilon Wreck Near Pinar del Rio

Havana reports the steamer Trilon wrecked off the Havana coast near Pinar del Rio. Eight miles from shore in heavy seas, several officers and 77 privates were lost. the purser and one passenger survived. On board were large sums for military and naval forts, gratings, ammunition, and rifles.

Havana Trilon Pinar del Rio Slo Guidy

Accidentally Killed While Taunting Leads to Fatal Shot

Warren Ragnella son of Tra Heynolds and a Case School of Applied Sciences sophomore was shot and died Monday morning during a taunting incident on a boat. Two companions, Tenghia Kisip and William McClure, fled. Stair and McClure were found prostrate and later jailed. Separate reports mention financial liabilities and unrelated notices about lodges, ships, and a missing Wisconsin teen.

Obin Dewek Warren Ragnella Tra Heynolds Wade Park Banking Company Case School of Applied Sciences Clareland Ghia Tenghia Kisip William McClre Stair Eynolt McClure

Indians May Emigrate to Mexico Over U S Treaty Issues

A Chelsea Oklahoma dispatch reports Indian leaders propose a Cherokee and Choctaw emigration to Mexico next spring if US laws force loss of lands and self government. A. E. Ivry says plans are moving though details are secret. They warn they may seek protection from a government that honors treaties.

Mexico Chelsea I. T México United States A. E. Ivry Congress

Windsor Blaze Destroys Historic Town in Nova Scotia

A severe fire roared through Windsor in Nova Scotia on Sunday morning, lasting six hours and overcoming local fire services. The blaze left about half a dozen structures intact among roughly 400 buildings burned, forcing residents to flee and seek shelter with neighbors or in Halifax.

Windsor Halifax

Gift From Bryan Funds Mary Elizabeth Prize at Ewing College

A large donation from Bryan funds a Mary Elizabeth prizeland at Ewing College in Franklin County. The gift honors Bryan’s late relative, with full arrangements to be completed promptly by trustees and college officials.

Ewing Collinge Minos Menminey Tin Mether Byesan Ewing Colleges Mary Elizabeth Bryan Dan Eiany Aryan Ani Hryants Winther AL Ewing Callege Scow

Roller Skating Revival Sets Chicago Event

A roller skating revival titled frot will debut in Chicago with a gala on Thursday, November 4. Fattersail hosts the event at the city’s largest skating rink as workers refit the premises into an expansive cycle skating academy covering over 40 030 square feet.

Chicago

Americans in Danger Warship to Eastern Guatemala Coast

The state department reports that American interests are endangered by an extended revolutionary movement in eastern Guatemala. A U S warship Detroit will sail from Florida waters, following Livingstone on the gulf coast, to protect citizens and assets.

Guatemala State Department Nate States Guatemala City Te Wivy Detroit Florida Livingstone Gulf

Lawlessness in London: Golf Club Attacked and Demolished

A mob of about 1,000 people attacked and tore down the Honor Oak Golf Club property in London on Sunday. The ground was fenced in previously, and the golf links and club house were destroyed, driving golfers inside as bricks and logs flew.

Golf Club London Honor Oak Golf Club Deptford

Charles A Dana Dies After Prolonged Illness

Charles A Dana editor of the New York Sun died at his Glencove Long Island home at 1 20 pm Sunday after months of illness. He was 78 and had recently collapsed following a relapse. The cause was cirrhosis of the liver. Constant bedside vigil marked his final hours.

New York Sun Charles A. Dana The Glencove Long Island Mr. Dana New York

Silver Shipments From Chicago Subtreasury Increase

The Chicago subtreasury ships silver weekly to country banks in the central west, averaging about half a million dollars, with a total around 3 million over the month. Demand rises due to wheat crop needs and change production, says Assistant Treasurer Phelps.

Chicago Central West Atock Tresatrar Phelps Stalar

California Fire Leaves One Man and Two Firefighters Dead

Early Sunday morning a blaze at Fawn Hill California destroyed the Central lightch. In the flames two firefighters William Golden and Wilfi..ewens perished. A fifth person may have set the fire. Cashier George A. Taydor of the Argentine bank was convicted in a crime case in Argentina for wrecking the bank last year.

Pata California Fawn Hill Gal Hames Walla San William Golden Wiflisiatwens Figin Faylor George A. Taydor

Fight Declared Off Over Illness Delays New Orleans Match

A scheduled Monday night bout in New Orleans between McPartland and Wall was canceled due to Tack Everhard developing a malarial fever. A separate suit for 169,090 dollars is to be filed against Yale College by Nan Jaren, Conn., in November for tax collection.

Yale College Nan Jfaren Conn Tayadq

Market quotes for cattle and produce across major cities

The report surveys cattle hogs and sheep prices in Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Western markets. It lists No 2 and higher grades with prices per hundredweight and notes variations in wheat corn oats rye barley and dairy creamery products.

Chicago Prine Perimshet St. Fonis--Catile Detroit Toledo Milwaukee New York Gauls I&e

Two Women Foil Footpad in Council Bluffs Diamond Attempt

Mrs. A. M. Jackson of Sioux City and her sister Bliss Mollie Rice fought a tall man who sprang from behind a tree near Bayliss Park and tried to seize a diamond from Mrs. Jackson. The pair screamed for help and escaped with their valuables intact. A Strawberry Point child died after a clothing fire started by papers near a stove while cleaning.

A. M. Jackson Sioux City Aa. T. Fice Fourth Street Council Bliffs Bliss Mollie Rice Bayliss Park Miss Rice Strawberry Point Ilso

Shortage of Cars Hits Northwestern Division

A severe car shortage grips the Northern Town and Northwestern divisions. For days about a dozen cars wait to depart Eagle Grove while grain cars stand at sidings unable to unload. Stations report standing orders for capacity with scarce cars allocated as available.

Nordhwestern Eagle Grove Wiletracks

Aniny of black Imga invades town and powder attack

Reports describe a night assault by a large force described as an army of blackImg and Imgalike figures invading a town near dawn. Smoke and confusion followed as residents were driven from doors and police blocked streets while a train of powder was used to scatter posts and create a temporary setback.

Asiny Suggs Geneva

Traveling Doctor Arrested Under New Iowa Law

Dr B A Camfield a Chicago specialist advertised in Algona for eye and ear relief. Sheriff arrested him under the October 1897 law, he was bound over to the December grand jury, released on habeas corpus after Judge Quar ton's ruling, and county attorney vows appeal to the supreme court.

B. A. Camfield Chicago Tennant House Algona Samson Supreme Court

Skinner Frees After Embezzlement Trial in Algona

N. J. Skinner a Galveston lawyer was tried in Algona district court for embezzlement. The court directed a verdict for the defendant after defense argued the contract evidence, discharging him and releasing bonds. His wife wept with relief at the ruling.

Algona N. J. Skinner Galveston Texas Raymond Geo. W. Argo Sioux City Sessions M. D. O’connell Fort Dodge Argo

Shipment of Sheep From Billings to LeMoine Headed for Wintering

A shipment of about 17,000 sheep was moved from Billings Montana to LeMoine Montana for wintering at the Hanns Kimball operation. The flock is described as headed for a wintering site with the destination and headcount noted in local records.

LeMoix Therbeinne Hanns Kimball

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