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Newspaper
Des Moines Daily Leader
Location
Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
11
Fragmented OCR record describes a baseball game with Batterlee and Sullivan, Plunk and Echreck, and many players. It mentions standings, umpire bias, replacements, and scored actions, but many names and events are garbled. The piece reads like a rough, error-filled sports page summary with crowd reactions and later innings notes.
Ambiguous telegrams report that the French cabinet resigned while President Lauber faced questions. Ministers are said to have contested the decision, with Waldeck ousted and other ministers named in terse, unclear notes.
Fragmentary OCR from a racing page lists many misread names and numbers such as Slymind, Chotele, Blessed Damozethr, and Vin sa 8S. It mentions Fourth race with Last runt and Fy ald Fecond, PAE Pam Steam, and a Fush race. Details are garbled and inconsistent across lines.
Fragmented report details a ceremonial gathering with mentions of key figures such as Barrett and OmEN, discussing platform alignment and nomination processes. Several districts and committees are referenced amid garbled lines, indicating a political convention with heated debate and procedural decisions.
The Davenport sermon by Rollins leads a lengthy religious gathering of delegates from the Jovitote Mee Congress. Speakers discuss revelation, science, and prophecy, praising revival energy and urging fidelity, unity, and mission work for a restored church and future harvest.
A chaotic extract describes tense sessions in Pretora and London as leaders and military officials convene over a peace accord. Attendees include Lord Kiloheners, Molomen Newton, and Captain Mette. Documents suggest a potential £100 payment and discussions of Boer terms, with Europe press and church figures noting the broader war implications.
Reported tonight the White House raid discussion returns to Congress with senators split over revising the tariff schedules. Some favor delaying action beyond this session, while others argue for addressing new conditions later. The Dingley rates remain under debate, with no clear plan for next steps or elections influencing the subject. Notable figures present include Hanna, Mitchell, Shearston, and Representatives Overstreet and Labs.
Sale offers include croquet tennis bicycle and camera bargains plus bathing suits and bathing shoes in late fashions. Readied for shoppers seeking discounted gear and apparel across sports and summer wear.
Severe floods devastate Joliet as waters surge over tracks and warehouses. Police and volunteers rescue residents, with homes, streets, and paves washed away. Rail lines and industries suffer massive damage, while streets flood and power outages occur. The city braces as relief efforts begin and claims rise.
A battered telegram from Wisconsin towns describes a deadly storm reaching La Crosse Platteville and Beloit with damage to homes farms and telephone lines. The storm caused injuries including a man struck by a fence post and widespread structural destruction in several communities.
A dubious promotional piece markets a supposed health tonic promising strength and vigor for men. It claims a new discovery named as a miracle formula, offers free samples sealed for recipients, and urges readers to send their RES FAMEess and address to obtain the product. The ad promises broad access and a special sale, implying high value with minimal risk.
A garbled OCR passage notes a flood affecting Manitowose County and surrounding areas with references to mills and dams. It mentions lost paths, submerged villages, and displacement of residents as waters rose across the region. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
George Kennan and Professor Heilprin, among others, reached the crater rim of Mont Pelée after a strenuous ascent. Descriptions depict vast ash clouds, glowing crater walls, and dangerous lava-laden slopes. The return reports emphasize the volcano's continued activity with steam bursts and volatile conditions. The expedition included a correspondent from the Associated Press and highlighted the perilous ascent and dramatic landscape.
The United Presbyterian Church shows support for overture toward union with possible proposals after unanimous favor. A committee to draft joining terms will be appointed. The annual religious report notes a net gain under 7 percent, while a car and travel item dominates Waga region news with a large transit increase and new highway plans.
A distorted report states four men were executed by hanging after being found guilty of murdering Antonin Geluade de Flasnett Adjuntue. The incident dated September 32, 1895, occurred near Pines rouge during a raid by a party of twenty-five. only thirty witnesses attended the execution.
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