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Newspaper
Des Moines Leader
Location
Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1902
Page
2
A highly garbled OCR text mixes political figures, venues, dates, and events with numerous unreadable fragments. It references hearings, government figures, and congressional matters but fails to present a coherent narrative or definite outcomes.
An OCR garbled passage recalls political tension with references to leaders and events. It mentions names like Marher, Yaveridge, and Gilosiulud, and touches on presidential actions, national unity, and cautious optimism about postwar policy. The text weaves in discussions on discipline, law, and the state of nations, with scattered mentions of Europe and societal reform.
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions a public notice-like promise of restoration or free service. It references Vitaliy Hirt, Saride, and other unclear names, with garbled phrases about home meters and potential health or safety themes. No clear event, date, or location is discernible.
Fragmented notes discuss Des Moines goods labeling to favor Iowa Made products, concerns about near Des Moines manufacture, and proposals to stamp Made in Iowa. Mentions franchising plans for Grand Rapids investors and Des Moines franchise attempts, plus routes for southern travel and transit schedules.
A large community celebration occurred in Des Moines with a banquet and orchestra. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs Temay, with a reception, decorated halls, choirs, and a varied menu featuring olives, pickles, cakes, and tea.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Michigan and telecommunication terms but the text is largely incomprehensible. Names, places, and events are indiscernible, leaving minimal usable detail about any specific actions or outcomes.
A chaotic murder case unfolds in New York as Amelia Bischar wounds a child and a servant using a gas incident and firearms. Investigators report a servant’s room in disarray and a frantic upstairs scene with a broken bracket, a scratched floor, and police alerted. The weapon is described as a small reaser. The suspect, Amelia, allegedly shot at a child and fled toward the stairs, while a wealthy New York inventor is cited as the renter in the case.
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