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Newspaper

Des Moines Daily Leader

Location

Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1901

Page

5

President Ronserveit Shelves Iowa Cabinet Speculation

Washington dispatch says Governor Shaw of Iowa is unlikely to be named secretary of a proposed department of commerce. Officials note Congress just began debate on the department and that President Ronserveit may delay naming cabinet personnel until the issue is clearer. Iowa remains represented in the cabinet by Secretary Wilson, who is praised for expanding his department and is expected to stay.

Washington Sioux City Shaw Iowa Department of Commerce Senate Tech Congress Wilson Wil

Damages Sought in District Court Over Assault and Slander

The district court heard Lawrence Kirsher sue Charles F. Keeling for 6000 dollars, including 500 for injuries and 5500 for slander linked to a contested will dispute. Kirsher alleges an unprovoked assault and repeated slanderous accusations in the presence of witnesses. The docket also notes equity matters, property transfers, and a busy January term calendar focusing on equity and regulatory assignments.

Lawrence Kirsher Charles F. Keeling Fnally M. Hubbell Equity RB. Tuttle West Ninth Street Kand Lodoska Cooper John Cooper Constance Richardson Richardson Bishop Eford District Art Conrad

Ladies Lead In 36th State Horticultural Convention

The thirty sixth mai convention of the State Horticultural Society opens this week at the si nouse with many women on the program. Miss Charlotte B King of Ames and Miss Mary A Sabin of Gu col lege will perform on Wednesday afternoon. Feute Monrio of Ames will lecture on Vegetable Salads. Ames participants include A potted lineup. The State Agricultural convention starts the same week with the Farmers' Institute beginning Monday evening. Speakers include Miss Mary Babin and Mrs H B Booker. Also notes on state finances and local public instruction and smallpox cases are recorded among routine notes.

Aich Sinouse Charlotte B. King of Ames Mary A. Sabin Gu College Wesley Greene Sterday Farmers’ Institute Mary Babin H. B. Booker Fairfield J. F. Knudeson Webster City Agricultural and William BH. Barnes Topeka Kan Kansas G. H. van Houte Tnia State House T L. Hills Board of Central and Superintendents of Institutions Welch Institution For the Fergus Falls N. D Barrett Department of Public Instruction Ross Waverly Board of Health Mason Cuy Storm Lake Giizens’ Savings Bank Spencer Franklin Floste William Finnat W. Z. Bender Ackley Hubbard Wvoodbine Light and Heating Company H. A. Kinney H. M. Bostwick Is. Haas Robbins

Societ y Women Endorse Hartman Catarrh Cure

A society spread of Hartman’s feline? cure is touted as a boon for catarrh and related respiratory ills. Advertisements promise strong relief, urging readers to send name and address for January treatment directions and pricing. Testimonials from Mrs May Thompson and others claim dramatic improvements after using Peruna and Hartman remedies.

de Hartman Hartman Mame Hartnng Columbus Aba Lee Pr. Kumin Nate Ohin Tara May Thompson Kirkland Wis Kirkland Lodge Reherca Ies Vatarrh May ‘Thompson Atla Schwandt Sanborn Minsky Peru Alla Buhwandt Jonnie Cullu Spoleto Wash Aladdin Paruna Manali Hartsman Newralgh Jennig Cable Harlivan Hariman Saviturhim Columba

Society Lady’s Letter From Kansas City Prominent Miss Salyers

A society note from Blanche Myers of 41% Penn Street Kansas City Missouri quotes Miss Blanche Salyers praising Perusacured for recurrent severe colds. She says after four seasons she was chilled after parties, suffered catarrh for weeks, and one bottle cured her, removing her fear of future colds.

Penn Street Kansas City Blanche Salyers Blanche Myers

Rock Island board eyes Leeds as Purdy successor

Rumor says William B. Leeds of New York may be elected by the Rock Island directors at the December 12 meeting to succeed President W G Purdy. Leeds is a director and executive at Amer ica Tinplate and allied with Moore interests. A tour of company lines followed a June board meeting, with reports of strong road prospects and discussions of Moore dominance in Rock Island management. Excursion rates offer low fares on Northwestern lines to nearby points, while Sol Temple, an Oklahoma outlaw, is captured in Dallas after multiple jail breaks.

William B. Leeds New York Rock Island W. G. Purdy Leeds Americae Tinplate Company Onileeies Steel Corporation W. HL J. FL. Maureant G Reid Hitler Mumner United Stateed Coen Pael Rock Island Railway Moore Brothers W. A. Moore W. BR. Leeds G. Reki Purdy Burlington Murray Creston Chicago Trafic Tnion Pacific Chicage & Nerihweaterhay

Oklahoma Governor's Post Sparks Roosevelt Attack

Guthrie Okla Dec 1 William M Jenking ousted as Oklahoma governor over an asylum contract scandal releases a signed statement charging President Roosevelt with bias and alleging manipulation by top officials Jenking claims they warned him against defending Roosevelt and hints at high level pressure.

Roosevelt Guthrie Okia William M. Jenking Oklahoma Trendent Scunday Homevedt Hitcheask

Des Moines Street Railway Ordinance Seeks City Line Ties

Counsel for Des Moines Street Railway drafts ordinance to require the company to build interurban connections from city line to any pole and junction, with arbitration by the railroad commission if terms fail. Cleveland syndicate ally hints at a new franchise proposal tied to a petition for a special election after collecting signatures.

T. Chuernsey Des Moines Euile Mally Commission Ordinane E Ig Fim Comaberry Ofr CoMlaberry Cleveland Syndicate Maines

Detectives Track Edward Harvey Across States

Boston police pursue Edward Harvey known as Old Man Harvey, linked to a 2 year old park theft in Brighton. Detectives left Boston for Los Angeles with requisition papers to deliver the water pickup suspect, who escaped custody after a prior arrest.

Edward Harvey Boston Tee Los Angeles Edward Harv Harvey Harvest Warren Brighton Parkethook Tacvey

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