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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1905
Page
2
A brief note from Alma outlines a mail route for tranemteaton through the post as second AU ve WECOUD shows Alma receiving three times more femtory than Bete, reflecting circulation highlights in the local paper.
Alma residents weigh incorporation into a city to gain police and fire protection, water, street improvements, and county privileges. Proponents argue growth and better services justify the shift, while opponents worry about costs and annexation drawbacks for current villagers.
A dubious publication trotted out by Mr BK tutehinsen of trading stamp fame failed to gain Detroit advertisers patience. The paper promoted an unsound scheme and was brought down for its deceptive fitness method, earning public condemnation.
Visitors to the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland next summer will enjoy displays of Oregon fruit healthful blooms and vibrant faces. A stray line notes a Japanese shell incident injuring a Russian officer at a poker game and a Washington Post remark on gamblers.
The article states that St Petersburg resolves a dispute between the President of the United States and the Senate. It notes that minor internal differences are quickly settled when external troubles arise, with the emphasis on maintaining order amid disorders and upheavals.
Dr Kidd of London asserts excessive water intake as the principal cause of appendicitis. He claims this explains the apparent immunity of Kentuckians to the condition and frames the draught as a key factor in disease incidence.
In Mason, Michigan, Carrie Joslyn and her accomplice Swan were sentenced to life in Jackson prison for the poisoning death of Walia A. Joslyn. Jurors deliberated under fifteen minutes. Swan showed calm, Joslyn wept publicly.
Harrowing scenes unfold as an explosion or collapse at an Alabama mine leaves about fifty bodies recovered from the debris. Rescuers report mangled remains and widespread destruction with many identifications unlikely.
In Lansing on February 22 Gov. Warner backed by Stone Shantz dairy interests moved the measure to a third reading amid opposition from Warner allies who deem it extravagant. Detroit lawmaker Bunt proposed a separate bill creating a juvenile court with a $5,000 annual judge’s salary, while other topics touched on dogs, cats, pests and exclusive tire sales contracts amid legislative wrangling.
A messy clipping reports a bear in trucks near Newberry and a South Shore train incident between Sault Ste Marie and Troulke with an unusual car fault. It mentions a submerged man on the St Clue river near Port Marion, witnessed by Mr and Mrs Alex Jones, who failed to alert others as the victim disappeared before rescue efforts. The drowned man’s body was not recovered.
Mrs Har veret A. Merson, widow of late Attorney Levi Stream, was found dead in bed at her Lenawee County home Monday morning after dying of heart failure Saturday. She was 74, and regarded as one of the county’s most popular women, descended from Erhan Allen of Tleanderoga fame.
A man on the Mauletoe and Northeastern railway attempted to catch a ride on the steam plow. He was struck between the car and wheels, losing a right foot and sustaining internal injuries. He died shortly after at the scene.
At a City meeting officials adopted a resolution restricting marriage to divorced individuals only if an innocently divorced party in the adultery case consents and a solemn affirmation is made that the decree is valid and recognized by the court.
A garbled 1930s style note discusses measures against trust influence in Kansas politics. It mentions proposed wage and rent controls and a push to clear alleged corrupt and oppressive practices. The text references senate action and enforcement authorities, with unclear names and dates.
In Battle Creek Michigan an officer was identified amid an investigation into police conduct after a female witness reports misconduct. Details remain unclear as investigators note the case involves multiple witnesses and an identified uniformed officer.
A garbled Feb report cites claims about Johnny Hoan Hew and an alleged confession to a Paton Inspector Shilogy. It also mentions a signed statement denying guilt and an innocent man, plus a West Virginia state flag detail and a 4 resolution about a flag field design adopted by a state body.
Detroit and Chicago markets show demand steady with prices mixed across livestock. Cattle, veal, sheep and hogs move at unchanged to lower levels amid cautious outlook and ample supply. butter and grain figures noted in regional futures.
John Vanekiaten time keeper at Mich igen clair factory was found nearly dead in a locked vault after a break in. A robber forced him to open the safe, took a few dollars, and left him unconscious.
Five women reportedly entered a saloon in Grant Baphle Michigan on February 22 to confront a husband thought to be drinking. Mrs finerye Smith and Mrs Wm Phelps allegedly forced entry at Edward FP Reaver’s place, among men drinking and playing cards. Authorities issued a warrant and arrested one man as a witness while the women await formal action.
Trap1er Jonrley Woalin reports deer mortality since the December 27 snowstorm. Deep snow keeps deer from escaping wolves, leaving many killed. Meanwhile the Manistique car ferry and Pere Marquette face harbor restrictions. Ludington harbor reports Pere Marquette still held.
Geo, Bo Sharrar promote Peter's Kidney Cure as the most reliable preparation for kidney and throat ailments, asserting its market leadership and dependable results.
Low fares to the Mardi Gras festival in New Orleans. On March 6 the Pere Marquette will sell round trip tickets at one fare for round trip 2.95 good for return by March 6. Return limit extended on certain conditions. Ask agents for full information.
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