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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1895
Page
6
A fragmented market roundup lists Chicago grain and livestock quotes, New York money and produce prices, and Milwaukee and St. Louis wheat and oats figures. It includes bid offers, quotations, and demand notes with several misread words and scattered figures.
A dense, chaotic news brief reports rioting by minors near East Tiwa, police quelling actions without state help, and varied international tensions. It mentions charges against alleged autors in a labor dispute, shipping news, weather, and political shifts across cities, with several deaths and recoveries noted.
Washington items discuss monthly pensions, proposed constitutional changes, and the politics of postmasters in New York. The text references Germany Russia Britain and calls for protections on American products, with mention of the Senate, appropriations, and an 1857 law on silver and currency.
A statement outlines the Board of Pensions review work from the start of the current fiscal year. It notes that many claims were received, 4089 admitted and acted upon, while the remainder were not acted on. The Interior Secretary emphasizes progress and divisions handling remaining cases.
Thurston challenges torture allegations as absurd and unhistorical in response to reports that prisoners in Hawaii were tortured to extract confessions. He argues sensationalism by American papers misrepresents the case and cites no necessity for coercive methods.
The secretary reports an appropriation for machinery and material used in sugar production from Isat 10. He notes most funds went to Kansas and Louisiana with substantial machine costs and distributed sugar experimental property depreciated and scattered across several states.
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