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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1903
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR passage reports train movements affecting Frankfurt and Cary with unclear times. Mentions pins, lines, and a likely list of stations including Ne ete and Now mid Pree. Content is garbled and names remain uncertain.
Pere Marquette trains depart Alma at 10:00 a m for Detroit and East and at 9 27 p m for Grand Rapids and West. Schedules show departures for Saginaw Bay City at 11 00 a m and Big Rapids North at 8 00 a m. W F Momsen and Geo Pass'r Agent Grand Rapids, Mick ATER LOOK Agent Alma.
After a 19 day session break the Senate backed a concurrent resolution directing the attorney general to prepare a compilation of state laws on trusts and restraints of trade. Senator Culberson of Texas pushed a joint resolution for duty free anthracite coal. Senator Lander of Massachusetts called for a 60 day suspension of duties on coal. Senator Mayen proposed a temporary operation bill.
Miss Dunlap acquitted of poisoning charges after a trial described with references to strychnine poisoning and a recent New Year reception at the White House. The article covers the verdict, preliminary hearing findings, and subsequent events including statements and jail time pending the trial. It also notes related political and social items from Washington and New York.
A man named George Mayer aged 64 killed himself with a shotgun, after borrowing it from his brother. His mother died Sunday night from heart failure following the news. Funeral services for both were held Monday. Also noted are brief items on miners killed in Wisconsin, a state teachers’ meeting in Springfield, and a village fire in Bloomington.
The Philippine Commission urges Congress to establish a gold standard for the islands, review of banking and monetary policy, and reduction of circulating notes. Jon Taft reviews measures tied to the Beaul Dear 10s era, while ministers discuss adopting a stable currency and reforms to foster American governance in the Philippines.
Fragmented OCR text references a health salve or patent remedy with claims of healing powers. Mentions DeWite’s Witch Hazel Salve and various medical effects. Specifics are unclear due to garbled text but centers on a claim of cures and a price of one hundred dollars a box.
An advertisement touts Kodol as a universal digestant that relieves indigestion by digesting foods without stressing the stomach. It claims the stomach rests while the body gains strength from wholesome food, promising no dieting and stronger red blood.
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