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Newspaper
Des Moines Leader
Location
Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1902
Page
1
A lengthy report describes the cleaning and disinfection of the Indian reservation after a siege. It covers fumigation methods including sublimation and gas, the handling of clothing and belongings, and the treatment of captives. It notes substantial housing damage and the large scale effort to purify the area and restore order.
Secretary of the Treasury in Washington releases a detailed reply to protests about alleged improper charges and duties on old clothing and trunks at New York and port facilities. He outlines a proposed investigation and notes the need for cooperation from express and port authorities to identify improper demands, with a focus on ensuring proper duties and preventing abuses. The document enumerates the responses received, including numbers of claims, payments, and complaints, and emphasizes the government's power to conduct a precise inquiry.
Fragmentary notes describe a department intends to prepare a circular with suggestions for raydlora and Rama. It mentions leaving a party and plans to examine Yon on return with attendance to ensure proper timing and absence of local vigilante actions.
A controversial medical claim arises from a Cincinnati case alleging a brain-phenomenon discovery. The article discusses a 37 year old man, his mother, and private attempts at work, with officials questioned about the man’s condition and the physicians involved.
A damaged page recounts a church drama depicting alleged sensual temptations and spiritual conflict. It notes debts affecting church funds and a minister facing questions over funding and leadership, with names like Marston and C W. Williams appearing amid a tense parish scene.
A notice offers a reward for information leading to the arrest of a wanted individual in connection with a train robbery near Burlington Street in Forenn Missouri. The reward amount is 20 dollars, with the incident occurring on a night in April.
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