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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
2
A Kentucky jury convicts the accused in a corpse murder case. Authorities say the suspect helped orchestrate the crime and was captured after a lengthy investigation. The court scheduled sentencing for the coming Monday.
Voters head to the polls amid a party split over the Maurice convention and DeMots bid for a third term. Supporters condemn his rival’s leadership while anti third term factions brace for a tight race and potential shocks at the ballot box.
A lion tamer escaped harm in Cane Town as a trained big cat menaced him during a cage act. a spectator mimicked a constrictor’s hiss to calm the beast. The page then shifts to a note on the phrase Yours Sincerely, tracing its origin to Roman marble fraud and waxed cement, and a quip about sincerity.
A vivid account describes sharks prowling southern waters and warnings to bathers. Fishermen and bystanders recount splash events as sharks approach, with a preacher debating cruelty of feeding fish near the coast.
A Chicago Tribune quote features a thief recounting an early burglary in a drug store. He describes casing the shop, hiding behind a counter, and grabbing brushes while fearing an armed response. He notes the craftsman’s risk and the store's hidden peepholes for security.
A perplexing passenger tale recalls a man who swore he gave up a revolver years ago after fearing it caused trouble. He recounts a Hudson trip with his wife, a rumored train robbery, a midnight sighting, and a tense escape as a thief supposedly loomed near their compartment. Ancestral names and scattered inserts hint at literary or newspaper clues surrounding the incident.
In Engine's meeting Hall of Shaftesbury, Rev Moody of Chicago rejects a formal vote of thanks. He claims no thanks are due and declares the chair and speakers share equal duty. His blunt address astonishes the audience and wins broad attention.
A fragmented northern Chatham section notes the Bowery start near a German theater once called Old Howery and references early Washington Street commerce, taverns, privateers, and wartime storied sites shaping the area’s historical map.
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