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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1901
Page
2
Sickness fades with prenatal care and a stronger mother each month. Dr Pierce's remedies claim to ease miscarriages, restore health, and support nursing, with private letters from users praising the pills and tonics for dizziness, headaches, and general well being.
President Joseph Ramsey Jr reports 21 dead and 12 severely injured from the Seneca Michigan wreck, claiming many wounded are bruised. Superintendent Burns says eight bodies identified so far, with charred remains suggesting 12 or 13 adults plus one infant. Debris and misreports persist as investigators continue.
In Washington the criminal court hears trial exhibits from Mrs. Lolanoa Bonine case. Blood stained carpet trunks and wall section from Ayres room at the Kenmore hotel are shown. Lieut Moore identifies the Bonine wrapper. James Ayres testifies about the calm, unemotional interview with his daughter’s killer mother. Prosecution closes its case as court resets after noon.
Madisonville reports United Mine Workers officers led by Barnsby Bone arrested Saturday on a charge of conspiring to intimidate nonunion miners. Bond set at 500 dollars, others warned. Camp at Nortansst Ai remains quiet with no neighbor complaints. In Mushegen Michigan a plant fire killed an engineer James Fate and caused 4000 dollars in damage. Ten workers were temporarily laid off.
A blaze on the fourth floor of Denver city hall at 6 30 Saturday evening nearly destroyed the six story stone structure. It housed most city offices except the police, plus the central fire station and city jail. One man was injured saving papers. The building cost about 500000 and was insured for 80000.
A mother wrapped her five month old in a blanket and placed the infant in the kitchen oven to keep warm, leaving the house to gather fuel. Half an hour later the fire spread, flames leaped from the blanket and clothing, and the child died. Nearby a Detroit outfielder, Duecky Holmes, was later found alive after a train wreck confusion as telegrams delayed word.
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