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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1891

Page

6

Death of Julius Houseman Shaped Grand Rapids Legacy

Julius Houseman, Bavarian born leader and philanthropist, died of heart disease in Grand Rapids after years of illness. He served eight years as alderman, two terms as historian, and one term in Congress after a Democratic bid. A prominent banker and industrial figure, he influenced law and business, leaving wealth and strong civic ties. In a separate dispatch from Saginaw a woman, Mrs Jane Wiser, was found dead in her home with marks suggesting foul play. police investigate as a blunt instrument and other injuries are noted.

Julius Houseman Grand Rapids Nun Bavaria Geand Raphis Tani bin Ity Serevernie Isto Lawter Hawileow Lin Lin Several Manufacture Tastiwas Vhce National Dunk Wd Saginaw Jane Wiser Ian Lapeletter Pelock Adele

Fragmented Michigan news item with varied notes and incidents

A dense, scrambled column of early 20th century Michigan and national notes. References include fires at schools and shops, postal and railway activity, legal cases, minor crimes, mine accidents, local elections, and assorted personal notices from Bay City to Grand Rapids.

Mixed National News Snippets In Brief

A collection of short items reports various events and incidents across the United States. Notable notes include the death of John Spry in Chicago, a moonshiner’s capture near Plovence Alabama, a looming strike among Coke workers in Connellsville, the gunboat Conceal being fitted in New York, and Arians denying funds for the Columbian exposition. Other items cover a large whitefish egg shipment to the US fish hatchery, a New York soda works fire with high damages, J B Ellis’ illness, a Pennsylvania bill on marine law commission, a Texas freight accident with a casualty, Miss Caroline Taylor’s breakdown and tragedy in Indianapolis, Dr Ignace Martines’s shooting, Wisconsin Senate’s Bennett law repeal vote, a Greenville shooting over a game, and Arkansas legislature withholding funds for a world fair display.

John Spry Chicago Harvey Reynolds Plovence Ala Cleveland Lakewood N.d Connellaville New York Church & Co J. B. Ellis Kansas Cay Pennsylvania House Martin Tex Caroline Taylor Indianapolis Ignace Martines Laredo Aamissinn Wisconsin Senate

Missionary letter from Monrovia reports Africa diet and life

G W Chapman of Milan Michigan writes from Monrovia on Daw 14 1890 describing African eating customs. He details towns where elephants chickens and worms are eaten with relish, natives washing pots with dirt and hard chewing meat, and how such scenes test faith while offering hope in Christ and eternal life.

Michigan Africa G. W. Chapman Milan Monrovia Lena l

Foreign Notes and Global Briefs in Paris and London

A fragmented foreign dispatch list reports 48 dead in Paris amid notes that Marqus de Grives presented Cardinal Lavigeria with 1 200 000. Britain’s queen congratulates Arthur Sullivan on his new era Ivanhoe. Spanish elections show strong republican support and protective stance. South Australian wheat exports total 12 600 000 bushels with 9 006 000 shipped. China seeks a 4 percent silver loan of 45 000 000. Siberian railway work to start. Oud livestock output this year. F. H. Morse, former London consul general, dies in Surrey after retirement. Toronto Farmers’ Institute backs abolition of the Dominion sewer as hindering reform. A Belgian arrested in Paris for supplying German officials with frontier plans. In Komoran Hungary a family of five dies from gas. doctor blamed by neighbors. The London Standard notes McCarthyites pressuring Gladstone for clearer home rule pledges. Vyshnegradsky wins suspension of harsher anti Jewish measures by appealing to the Czar.

M. Jovis Aercanut Paris Marqus de Grives Cardinal Lavigeria Britain Arthur Sullivan Oudivestock F. H. Morse London Surry England Toronto Farmers' Institute Dominion Sewor German War Department Komoran Hungary

Washington Letter Democrats Urging Silver Legislation Summary

The week at Congress features extended sessions and effort on annual appropriations and free silver measures. Senate focus leans to naval and district bills while House debates canal contracts and pending civil actions. The New York Sun notes possible presidential proclamation for a special session, with varied local and national economic updates following.

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Remarkable Personal Danger and Providential Escape

A long ornate testimony from 1881 tells of a life menaced by Bright's disease of the kidneys. J J Hexion recounts severe symptoms, weight loss, pain, and near death before tracing recovery to a skeptical pastor and a controversial remedy. The note urges vigilance for kidney health and cites broader dangers of silent kidney disease.

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