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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
3
Reports from Stone indicate five others murdered as tension amid China turmoil grows in Peking. Britain and other powers brace for possible further actions while expulsion and evacuation talks intensify as foreign legations face threat and calls rise for swift resolution.
The Michigan Republicans named Col Aaron S Bliles for governor and Aaron T Files for lieutenant governor at the state convention in Grand Rapids on June 29. The platform condemns wartime policy and pleads for restrained government while pledging support for business, with candidate details including secretary of state, treasurer, auditor, attorney general, land commissioner, and school superintendent listed.
A damaged report from Hoboken describes women accusing tugboat captains of refusing to supervise their charges. The district attorney intends to prosecute all cited captains. Evidence suggests crews used loutish measures to keep divers from rioting aboard ships.
The piece attacks symptom relief with powders tablets and plasters and argues kidney failure signals pain like trackache. It claims mineral cleansers cure by addressing root kidney and blood impurities. It touts Chase's Kidney Liver Pills and Dr Cline's Reneve Liver Tilly as plant based remedies.
At the national convention in Chicago on June 2, John G. Woolley was nominated for president and Henry H. Metcalf of Rhode Island chosen for vice president. The platform calls for a single prohibition principle and harsh actions against the liquor trade, emphasizing morality and national policy.
A garbled historical text alleges political corruption and Christian moral influence in a presidential race. It references President McKinley, Christian voters, and a push to deter secular Democrat strength, noting prohibition as a central party issue and naming figures tied to a Providence county bank and Sunday school leadership.
A major reservoir break in firanels Michigan flooded the northern city district, washing away dwellings and damaging many homes of working people. Railway tracks were undermined and trains diverted. Rear Admiral John W. Philip of the Brooklyn Navy Yard died of heart disease, aged 42. Cuban tragedy teachers voyage to Turacay reported.
A collage of testimonial style claims from Barrington Illinois and a general need for cures. Promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for indigestion. Mentions Sharrar Mulholland and broad promises from patent medicine ads with religious musings.
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