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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1902
Page
7
The note extols long life through healthy organs and claims Electric Bitters cure stomach liver kidneys purify blood and aid kidney troubles female complaints nervous diseases constipation dyspepsia and malaria with vigor. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised for preventing kidney and bladder troubles. Sold by Sharrar and Mulholland.
Berlin reports Prince Henry of Prussia will tour the United States visiting New York Chicago Milwaukee Niagara Falls and Boston. The plan, approved by Emperor William and Prince Henry, covers arrivals, official welcomes, dinners, receptions, White House visit, and travel to Washington, Chicago, and beyond.
A corrupted Panama Route fragment notes the Isthmian canal commission submitting a supplemental report to Congress. It discusses changing conditions for a new policy and references a 40 million dollar valuation for property in a Detroit district, plus other scattered incidents including a building collapse and a murder-tinged crime note.
Fragmented reports describe appropriation debates in Washington for government expenses and a war revenue stamp redemption plan. A large explosion southeast of town rattled buildings up to 30 miles away, while political maneuvers touched pensions, senatorial bills, and civil service exams.
Washington reports show Senator Hoar urging a special committee to probe the Philippine campaign, while Senator Lodge argues for a Philippines inquiry committee. Other actions include printing 4,500 Schley court proceedings, a naval reserve bill to exceed 20,000 men, government ownership of telegraph lines, and McKinley Memorial exercises.
One hundred dollar checks were paid to every member of the Portawatomie tribe in Dowagiac after a probate judge in Cane County halted objections about payment to minors or guardians. About 4,000 was disbursed by Atton Robertines, a Chicago land developer syndicate, with Rios declining further comment. The syndicate allegedly seeks control of land on the Chicago lakefront via Power of Attorney.
Local crime report notes Jax. 20, Charles Johnson held at the city jail on suspicion in the murder of Mut Sette last night in January. Authorities say the suspect appeared broken down and showed signs of distress during questioning.
Washington reports Gen J Franklin Bell plans vigorous war policy in Batangas south of Manila. He urges reconcentration, martial law, and harsh punishment for spies and traitors, arguing narrow support for peace from wealthier locals has fueled the rebellion. General Tell backs uncompromising measures to root out insurrection and silence hostile elements.
W. C. Williamson of Amherst Virginia says he suffered lumbago for over a year and found complete relief after using Chamberlain's Pain Basin. The remedy is sold by Bivins and Rhodes.
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