29 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Des Moines Daily Leader
Location
Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1902
Page
1
A collison near Lockport involving a street railway crew and a truck driver left several men injured and one dead. The crash blocked the road for hours as ambulances evacuated workers from the scene.
A jury found Herbert Dorling liable for damages in a district case over alienation of affection. The ruling noted the injurious act by Dorling toward a local minister and noted the involvement of Mrs Bigg in the divorce claim. The case references several witnesses and church connections in the Pips County area.
A historical ad describes Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for weak appetite and general debility. It claims benefits for children and adults, noting improved vigor and health after use and praising the product's restorative effects in a period tone.
Fragmentary report details a legislative debate and votes connected to a university gathering near Minnerotie and the Tridversity. It mentions Speaker AE J. Dowling and Governor Ivex, with references to participants McGay Mogrit Irtedent Mhicesoty and Al Mande. The piece notes previous deaths between Twven Ato Mionerotie and the Minnesota university context.
A formal statement confirms rumors of Great Western Railway plans affecting Clarion and surrounding towns. Officials discuss rail route options from Omaha to Chicago via Port Nodge and Hampton, with surveys and potential land use for railroad alignment.
A train wreck on the Northwestern division near Omaha occurred Monday morning, killing John Murphy and injuring Fred Bry. Investigations note the derailment followed a switch fault, with multiple staff changes and safety reviews announced the same day.
Washington March 28 The Senate discussed President Wilson's vetoes on war related measures and pension bills. Debates centered on authorizing changes to military records and appropriations for frontier defense while lawmakers pressed for swift action on aid to veterans and continental rights. Senate members argued over presidential powers and constitutional bounds as votes loomed.
fragmentary text presents names RINEUMATISW and SOUVERT with plea or appeal context. Ute and Leal appear as proper nouns, suggesting a legal or civil filing or notice about individuals or parties.
A draft constitution outlines a national Commercial Teachers Association to unite commercial education workers across colleges and universities. President, secretary, and treasurer will lead sections by region with a convention vote planned at the May meeting in Cedar Rapids.
Government official YAM SANT plans attends the May opening event set for Vie. The invitation to the Assistant General is accepted with arrangements for a May 3 evening program and related civic duties. Local leaders including Arti of Incorporation and several state officers are noted in the preparations and attendance.
Horton and Meine Chere non tilexue map 3 recount a troubled train journey starting in March. The report notes delays, weather disruptions, and a crew change as passengers wait two months for a connection.
A jumble of garbled OCR text appears to reference Summit AP and group activities, mentioning names and places in a way that suggests a local event or meeting. The readable fragments hint at a community gathering or notice, with limited clear entities or dates remaining intact.
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