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Newspaper
Des Moines Leader
Location
Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
2
The readable fragments describe legislative sessions, speeches, and political commentary with references to figures like Henderson, Speaker, and various lawmakers. The text laments or analyzes parliamentary conduct, party dynamics, and regional political tensions, alongside scattered notices and unrelated cultural content.
A long irregular manuscript recalls a debated race and inquiry at Atlanta University involving Professor Poubard and students. It cites attendance at conferences, questions about marriages and occupations, and tensions over promotion and discipline amid broader national labor and educational debates. The document links student behavior, faculty actions, and university governance to wider social issues.
A garbled account describes Kansas wheat struggles as farmers face bad weather, tax and policy hurdles, and market price pressures. It notes winter wheat damage east of the Maalsatcl region, fears for spring yields, and concerns over prices and profits for nearby growers.
The fragment discusses college costs for freshmen through senior years including tuition and expenses. It mentions specific figures such as 54 for freshman year, 572 for junior year, and a total expenses figure around 5 670 in other contexts. It also references various student activities and support efforts.
A fragmented report recounts a chaotic wartime or public disturbance scene with mentions of a Captain, a New York manufacturer, and a series of legal and social tumult. The piece references casualties, arrests, and ongoing investigations, alongside references to stamps, postage, and monetary exchanges, capturing a turbulent cross-section of era events.
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