Death of Benjamin H Tamplin disrupts Hull community
Benjamin H. Tamplin postmaster for 13 years and longtime Hull resident died Thursday at about 2 pm at age 70. A Civil War veteran, he led the Hull Index before becoming postmaster in 1899 and remained active in Odd Fellows and Masons. Funeral services were held at Davidson Hall with multiple clergy and friends in attendance.
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Obituary: Hull Father Remembered as Devoted Family Man
The obituary notes a Hull resident who died after a long, devoted marriage to Reenath Bell in 1885 and seven children. Surviving offspring include Hortenae, J. W., Mrs. Sadie Chubhuck, Mrs. Olive Putnam, and Ben Hi, with other relatives mourning. The family moved from Winona to Hull in 1879 and values his education emphasis and exemplary conduct as a husband and father.
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Morningside Freshman Elected President and Other Local News
Herman Leader, Cherokee youth, wins freshman class president at Morningside. Superintendent Rehn rents 30 acres near town for school agriculture. Hancock County to hold special election to cut five supervisors to three. Attorney W F Conden disbarred in Webster County for questionable methods. Woodmen of the World plan a Denison barbecue with two big oxen roasted by an Omaha expert. Blackmail threat lands on BB Green near Oceveden over 900 dollars in polled funds. Lyon County treasury short by 8141.70 per A P Weberg. Freight train 61 derailed near Parker SD after wheel failure. 14 cars wrecked, no injuries. H Mulder fined for late-night peeping. misses jail time due to unemployment. Livery run from LeaMara ends in crash near Struble. Emma Patrick injured, Ole Munson hurt. Komstad near Beresford nearly wiped from map as post office closes and land auctioned for crops. Inwood livery barn fire destroys barn, contents, city hall, jail. loss estimated at 2600 with 1200 insurance. Governor Carroll's Senate bid discussed amid speculation after term ends. CCG Pugh hints governor may run for Senate, politics heated.
Garfield speech at Chicago conference shows Republican Progressives unity
Washington reports a key address by Janes R. Garfield of Ohio at the Republican Progressive Conference in Chicago. He endorsed La Follette for the presidential nomination and urged adherence to populist ideals, condemning special interests and defending a broad, government-for-the-people approach. The piece frames harmony among progressives and calls for constitutional popular government at national and state levels.
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Leadership pledges to reform business and restore popular government
A conference urges structural reform to curb corporate excess and ensure broad public benefit. It supports Senator La Follette as the capable leader to guide a long campaign for states rights and national governance, stressing this is a lifelong fight beyond a single election.
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Readers Letters From Iowa City and Abroad
An assortment of reader notes from Iowa City and abroad. Louie H. Lutins thanks the paper for weekly index copies and notes local weather and college life. Henry Hyman shares travel updates from the Netherlands while awaiting Amsterdam letters. Andrew Eppinga and Duke Veraluia send subscriptions as the appeal closes with reminder to subscribe.
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