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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1904
Page
7
Myce is troubled with indigestion and dyspepsia. Geo Thompson of Spencer La shares a testimonial praising Kool Dyspepsia Cure after trying many doctors and even traveling to Chicago and Norway. He endorses the remedy as the only relief and urges others with indigestion to try it. Sold by Chas Rhodes.
Dr A M Warren of Standish on a call near Standish is nearly thrown when his horse shies at a dark object on the road. A large black bear is revealed and Warren fires, while the bear pursues. The doctor and his horse gain speed, reaching Standish with Bruin in hot pursuit as northern Michigan bears grow thick.
Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec 27 Judge Newnham faces a dilemma over sentencing Garfild Rivetto, a yearlong protege, after aiding his release on a $48 surety. Rivetto reportedly repaid the judge in installments, including $11.50 last Saturday, before being arrested for a theft from a Monte Street store, shattering the judge’s hopes for rehabilitation.
Ezra Rust of New York, a Michigan alumnus, donated ten thousand dollars to the University of Michigan memorial building fund. The gift announced at the University Club signals strong support for the project and underscores Rust's long standing interest in the university’s motivation and campus improvements.
An old advertisement claims Dr Kings New Life Pills ease throbbing headaches and nervous heartaches. It touts blood purification and overall health boosts, offering a 250 price and money back if not cured, sold by Geo. E. Sharrar Drogeist.
Port Huron Mich December 27 George Beares confesses to killing Mrs Abel Brown whose body was found in her St Clair County home He claims only to strike with a lamp and denies assault but prosecutors expect him to plead guilty to murder and life imprisonment is likely He is to be arraigned and sentenced immediately amid local calls for lynching.
Marshall Michigan December 27 The Michigan Central depot at Athens twenty four miles southeast of here was broken into Saturday night and about five dollars in cash stolen from the money drawer. The theft followed Christmas trade and is attributed to local mischief.
In Coloma Michigan Det 27 reports Mrs Lyons died from injuries when the horse she and Mr Lyons were driving became unmanageable and crashed into another buggy, tossing both occupants to the ground.
George Evans, secretary of the American Fuel corporation, shot himself in a Jersey City hotel room after the company failed. His wife waited nearby in Moorfield New Jersey when the tragedy occurred, and she collapsed upon learning of his death. Evans, a broker and promoter, was well known in New York’s financial district and had suffered heavy financial losses as the company went bankrupt.
Washington December 27 Christmas Monday was observed as a holiday in the national capital with all executive departments closed and private business largely suspended. Weather was growable with sleet on the ground. President Roosevelt spent part of the day in the office and kept several engagements. The presidential family held their Christmas dinner at the usual hour, a family affair.
In Battle Creek Michigan on December 27 a series of burglaries and a robbery occurred. Mrs Rose Van Brockiin’s home was entered and $500 in cash plus a line of money left by her of a deceased husband were stolen. The Wakely residence on Elm Street was entered while the occupants were away. Mason Tripp was assaulted on Jackson Street and robbed of $40. The burglaries were carried out after dark with suspects fleeing through a rear window.
Tuesday reports from Detroit and Chicago show grain quotes for wheat corn oats and rye with prices for December and May futures. Livestock values appear for cattle hogs and sheep across Detroit Chicago and Buffalo markets with ranged bids for steers cows bulls and calves.
An Ames citizen recalls severe backache from overwork and kidney trouble. After using Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at a local drugstore, she reports quick relief and urges others to take Doan's, priced 60 cents, with Foster Milburn Co. as sale agents in Buffalo.
In Lincoln county West Virginia near Midkiff three people were shot during a family dispute over a daughter's attentions. Lucian and Ira Lucas were killed and Octave Adkins wounded. the girl Miss Martha Williams was struck but not fatally. Father William Adkins, uninjured, surrendered and remains under guard as his daughter fights for her life.
New York October 27 reports Dreed as the cause of death for Edward Murray a 19 year old clerk living in Brooklyn. He returned from work Christmas Eve in poor health but awoke with a severe headache. Hours later mood began rutting from his nose and doctors were unable to save him securing Murray’s death.
Reported from Mukden on December 27 volunteers crossing the Shake river harried enemy forces, killing about 100 and taking 16 prisoners. Russian lessees described as trifling in the engagement.
In Detroit Michigan on December 27 reports claim a reversal in the county auditor’s office regarding John T. Hoffman’s eligibility to be sheriff. An auditor said Hoffman's bond may be blocked and the supreme court could stall the case. Attorney Allan H. Frazer, involved in the bond inquiry, expressed grave doubts Hoffman will become sheriff. He declined to give a direct answer.
In Cattle Creek Mick Don 27 Charles Carr aged 56 was found dead Monday morning by his son who had just returned from a Christmas trip a night watchman in the Grand Trunk shops The death is presumed due to heart disease and an inquest will be held Local authorities report no other details at this time
A fire at X. H. Price’s clothing store at 68 Center Avenue Bay City Michigan started last evening. Stock was soaked with water and the loss may reach $10,000 with a policy on the stock for $7,000. Fire officials had the blaze under control by midnight.
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as mild and effective for all ages including children and the weak. It claims gentle cleansing benefits for strong people as well, and notes sale by Chas Rhodes.
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