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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1889
Page
2
The state considers a uniform liquor tax bill setting a $5.00 tax on retailers and $65 on brewers. The measure, debated by committees, aims to replace current laws with a uniform levy and tight controls. Amendments address sales to students and public venues, with enforcement and mortgage tax provisions included. The bill moves to the Senate for consideration as lawmakers seek passage this session.
Michigan Governor Luce issues circular detailing use of 5000 for Gettysburg veterans transport. Funds will be distributed to Michigan survivor organizations, with eligibility limited to Michigan residents who participated in the battle and cannot cover travel.Applicants must apply through regimental channels and vouchers cover one cent per mile travel by rail or steamer. Tickets usable on specified lines from June 10 to June 4, with refund pending at home stations.
A man and his mother planned suicide by poison, driven by fear of a sick mother and life’s despair. Evidence shows the son forged letters and plotted with a friend, while neighbors and doctors discuss the deadly plan and the mother’s prognosis after the fatal act.
The New York World discusses John Alger as a continuing presidential contender, tracing his influence, past alignments with Sherman and other leaders, and expected moves in the West. It notes his long effort to gain Republican support, Alaska trip lobbying, and potential impact on the party’s renomination dynamics.
A long summary notes towns such as Johnstown with a population around eight thousand on the Conemaugh river in Cambria county. It describes nearby settlements Cokeville, Port, and Wise, detailing industry, coal mines, exports, and rail access. Mentions Cambriatown works, banks, churches, mills, and furniture. Also reports on public figures Clergue, Rice, Gibbons, and a proposed Persian and Russian business push, plus a note on prohibition views and U S British fisheries discussions.
The report bundles varied events from floods to political shifts. It notes land commission actions, court cases, criminal sentences, and weather disasters. It cites elections in Rhode Island and state constitutional questions, while highlighting notable court cases and public notices from across the United States.
Reports from London say the Pope’s health is critical after a fainting spell in a recent consistory. Dr Ceccurrelli, the Holy Father’s physician, warns death may occur at any moment. Meanwhile, distant dispatches note upheaval in Haiti and Irish river projects being debated in Westminster.
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