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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1892

Page

2

New People's Party Organized in Pietd Convention

Delegates from multiple organizations formed the New People's Party at a December 20 meeting in Pietd. A platform favored temperate liquor policy, sparking debate. Eugene H. Hotton elected state officer, with district appointments distributed among twelve districts amid factional tensions.

New People's Party Bansing People’s Party A. S Partridge Allume W. DP. Sagendorph Aackson Grand Rapids Control Later Union Eugene H. Hotton Docknon OW Te Corie Ann Arbor Charles K. Harris Balle Crock Tourth Due Casopole Prask Debwe Wieth Robert Jacknom Filbu Alfred Puset Abbes Daniel Thoapwn Bvawitt Belknap We Pitt

Obscure illnesses and tragedies mark Otago notices

Lewes W. DP. Bloomin died at Otago after long decline with a fragile pulse and near total debilitation. A brewery employee named Enders at loais suffered a fatal collapse and excruciating injuries before death. Arandt, slated to marry soon, faced a grim fate amid the hospital bed and late night pains.

Evlunman Enders Loais Avard Tim Arandt

Oscoda steamship to resume service amid Muskegon plans

A wide array of regional notices details infrastructure and business moves across Michigan. Plans include the Oscoda steamer resuming routes between Pransfort and Kerraunes, a new 40,000 hotel at Muskeg, a hoop factory near the Salle river at Wolverinis Crand Vapite, and electric rail improvements. Community reports mention accidents, fatalities, and local civic changes, highlighting losses, legacies, and municipal budgeting.

Nua Penim Oscoda Pransfort Kerraunes

Washington September: Sherman's Daughter Marries in Boston

Late Gen W T Sherman’s daughter Miss Rachel Sherman wed Dr. Maal Dieredtike of Boston at the Sherman residence. Prominent guests included President and Mrs Harrelson, Vice President and Mrs Morton, Secretary Blaine, and other officials and social leaders. Reports on census costs and public finances accompany the society notes.

Runventh Cox Porter Burek Rachel Sherman Dr. Sherman Maal ‘Dieredtike Boston Getator Sherman Bian Harrelson Mekies Pesident Morton Blaine Mise Blaine Lamront Rusk and Teney S¢dullas Paaseofore Secutor Mes Stenfort Miles Agere

Countess Clancarty delivers twin sons in royal match view

In a highly charged note from Montreal the Mer cier government affair is seen. the countess of Clancarty once Delle Dilton has twin boys, boosting hopes for succession and reunion of the clan. The article also covers reactions to Mercier ministry amid public gatherings and a sermon by Andrew Done of New York predicting disease.

Countess of Dunlo Andrew Done New York Johnstons New Hadford May Durhoe

Cowboys and Their Pan on a Texas Train

A gang of masked cowboys boarded a Duala Station bound train in Texas and forced a Chicago man off the moving car using threats. They then coerced a young rider to sing from a Pullman couch, enforcing demands with pistols. After 20 miles they stopped at a way station. Silas F. Cheeey, missing for months, is related through Torney Grooley’s brother in law and is a heavy stockholder in the New York Tribune.

Duala Tex Chicago Hidler Torney Groeley Silas FE. Cheeey New York Tritvane

Exiled Brother of Grand Duke Sergius to Siberia

A Berlin led rumor claims Grand Duke Sergius faces removal from Moscow and exile for alleged throne ambitions. Count von Schouvuloft ordered to confer with officials. Sergius supposedly tampered with officers’ loyalties across Moscow Warsaw and Wilan centers.

Grand Duke Sergius Siberia Berlin European Count von Sebouvalom Germany Moscow Sergha Evr Theezar Ciand Dyk Bergids Iil Russia Ceptruh Asia Warsaw Wilan Count von Schouvuloft

England's Turkish Ambassador Dead at Berlin Kaiserhof

Sir Willan Arthur White, the British ambassador to Turkey, died suddenly at the Kaiserhof hotel in Berlin. He had left Constantinople days earlier and passed through Sofia. White's family were in Berlin. doctors treated him as illness overwhelmed his strength. He served British foreign service for 35 years and played a key role in Anglo Bulgarian relations.

England Willan Arthur White Turkey Kaiserhof Berl Wile Cinstantinople Sofia Bulgaris AL Stambulog Renard Willon Whites Berlin Constantinople Minnlatey White Enghead Dulvarls Servia

Starved Man Found Dead Near Bank in Ohio Mystery

An unnamed man once linked to Charles Tilite in Hamilton County Ohio is discovered dead in a run down attic above the Second National Bank building. He starved amid a tangle of family wealth and pride, with millions of dollars unclaimed and a hidden past.

Cincinnati Charles Tilite Hamidton County Diab Hs Dome Witional Bank

Plotting for the Czark Lite and the Urussian Molotd plots

Police traced a conspiracy spanning Russian Moland linked to Czark Lite. The cell was broad, including lower-class members, officials, and military officers. The effort aimed at assassination of the war leadership and revealed widespread involvement.

Livtslg Moland

Remembered figure robs Norwalk shoe office

A man entered T. Cousin's shoe factory in Norwalk Connecticut demanding 73.00 in Twill drop from a bag carried by a manager named Sayre. Sayre handed over a bee payable to G. A. Beane and escorted the intruder out, as visions of Russell Sage allegedly haunted the scene.

Russell Sage T. Cousin Norwalk

Obituaries and Miscellany from a Century Past

The column lists multiple brief items: Bishop John Loughin dies at Brook yns. Alfred Cols age 115 in Springdale Kentucky. Laward M. Phdl, Wall Street china ure, denies cutting and drinks whisky. $100000 to burn Carpenter steel works at Reading. first shipment of Kentucky cotton 4000 bales to New York aboard Southgate. coin die destruction begins at Philadelphia Mint. Stockbridge Indians in Wisconsin cause trouble. autopsy shows Sawtelle death due to apoplexy not suicide. H Lee, manager of Logan iron works, found dead. express train collision in Milton Ohio kills contractor Purvell. freight train crash at Mt Carmel Illinois wrecks 20 cars. Dr W W Reeves shot at Texas insane asylum. John Huda and Harry Boles fatally injured in a quarrel over a woman. eastern manufacturer offers $45000 for poem or song for world fair opening. Wright and Phillips wedding near Meridian Miss ends with suitor Johnson shooting Wright. Rev William Potter dies at Hampden Ohio aged 65, oldest Congregational minister.

New York Southgate United States Philadelphia Stockbridge H. Lee Logan Iron [and Steel Works Logan Timin

Inauguration and Irish Crisis Rumors Hit Dublin Castle

A sensational cable reports a dynamite explosion at Dublin Castle amid rumored violent action by a forceful party. Workmen were injured, and authorities, including Crown detectives, investigate who staged the blast as new governor Dave Hill and Keswell Flower assume roles in Albany amid tense political turmoil.

Dublin Castle Dublin Seys Duby Earl of Zetland Ireland Seison Pebroury Agaln Crown Gov. Hill Dave Hill Keswell Y. Flower Albioy Winti Mr. Flower Execu Klower Uswellthly Chamber Filo Ma Flower Hive Adler Hiower Pablo Biel

Fragmentary World War II War Notice with Mixed Names

A damaged OCR text fragment mentions military actions and personalities including Colonel Pablo Mune and Private Walker. It references cartridges, a proclamation urging Meximos to rise with Gar r and restore the constitution, and notes on bravery by Julie Antonio Flores and Garmin Nevo Lion. The passage is garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear dates or places.

Aulonio Teksus Suomi Laeutraunt Lanehoon United States Pablo Mune Walker Julie Antonio Flores Garmin Nevo Lion Mexico Garr

Public Opinion Is Anarchy Trial In Camden Court

Alfred A. Hott editor of the Camden Echo was fined 1010 dollars and sentenced to county jail on a contempt finding. Judge Huge warned against publishing temptingly critical material and said public opinion is not law and will be punished when it insults the court.

Tiurfey Crci Wal Libel Hleury Sheppard Piva Poe Oakland Couny Agrienttind Society Lise Jokkaa Vandoume Rochester Pie Semiary Balun Lanis Graltebler Eisenach Sears Pere Marquette Mighuran Central Severons United States Grane Vielter State Grange Paw Paw Lansing A. C. Ghides Camden, X. J Alfred A. Hott Camden Echo Huge Ilu Bii Hott Hazy Hagg Himeulf

Fire consumes frame lodging house. four dead in Hanford blaze

Fire at Hanford California destroys a frame lodging house and two dwellings after an explosion of a coal oil stove. Four occupants perish and six are seriously injured as flames spread to a Methodist church. Inmates stranded escape by windows. several sustained severe injuries. Nearby incidents include a London steamer sinking a British bark with fifteen drowned, and a Brooklyn grain elevator fire causing heavy losses. A Pennsylvania colliery fire outage leaves Preston colliery idle with no injuries.

Hanford Cal Brooklyn Francis G. Pinto & Sons Haines Preston Ashtood Tina Detroit Haney Mailia New York Carrie Steory Ames Aylor Graenville Waijlein Sirleeh Pears Ace Taylor Millennus Rewpina Waell

Government finances show reduced cash balance in Pecumber

Revenues for Pecumber totaled 25,500,000 with expenditures around 4,500,000. Treasury cash balance fell to 10,405,749, aided by 14,000,000 in subsidiary silver and 22,050,087 in deposits with national banks. Bonded debt decreased via a 4 percent bonus redemption, yet debt-payments cash remaining low. Principal disbursements for the month reached 14,125,000 for pensions.

Sam Jane Chan

Plumb’s Successor Named Bishop W Ver Lieing

W Hipp Perkins named successor to late Senator Plumb of Kansas after a brisk topeka contest. Gov. Humphrey faced many candidates, hearings assigned numbers, and Perkins emerged as a prominent state figure. Perkins born 1892 in Rochester Ohio, served in war, admitted to Illinois bar in 1847, then Oswego Kansas, various legal posts, later eleventh district judge and delegate to Chicago convention. Contested will case in Clarke County Ga draws attention as Miss Mary Ken’s heirships and a copy of Home Sweet Home tied to missing stock and notes. a nephew seeks to overturn will. Proceedings to be watched closely.

Hishop W. Perkins Rom Kaunas Plumb Kansas Gov Humphrey Bishop W. Ver Ieing Kunsax Topeka Bishop W. Perkins Rochester Bloudman Lidinois Oswego

Tur and Ceethers Brighten Hard Times in Clarevit News

A mangled report describes Prof. Ennis of public schools facing allegations of demoralizing youths and boilerplate confessions sought by prosecutors. It also notes the sudden deaths of John Vandervoort and his wife in Grand Rapids after illness, and a Pacific railway extension complete to Bal fest Minn with a 3,500 attendees witnessing milestones.

Ennis Bet Kanle Bal Fespel Minn

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