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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
3
An advertising fragment touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a famous pill for constipation and digestive troubles. Sharrar and Mulholland are cited in the promotion alongside claims of improving health and energy.
President McKinley rejected a third term ambition, asserting his sole aim is to serve through his second term for the country. The June statement, released from the Executive Mansion, counters Adelante calls for a second term and signals continuity in Washington’s precedents. The announcement follows close inquiry from Senators and newspapers and notes Mrs. McKinley’s health later updates.
Chicago defendants found guilty of conspiring to fraud insurance policies connected to the death of Murle Defenbach. Brown and Smiley face indeterminate penitentiary terms after evidence showed orchestrated schemes with Foresters and associated insurers totaling thousands in payouts.
William Arnel, proprietor of the Commercial horse, fatally shot his four year old daughter Wen and wounded his wife mother Mia Wil- Tite Arnel and two sisters Mabel Vel Dopp, plus his brother Frank. A companion wounded the murderer with a shotgun but was not seriously hurt. Arnel was captured and jailed at Gladwin eleven miles away. He, later, recovered his reason and claimed knowledge of much of his crime, seemingly driven by liquor during a week long spree.
At the Mid American Exposition the Michigan state structure, built with Michigan materials and workers, was formally presented to Governor Milks after President Barbour accepted on behalf of the Michigan Commission. Milks praised the Pan American Exposition and its potential to foster trade with Latin American nations.
Marshalltown Iowa June declares a district court ruling that a state law is constitutional. The decision upholds tax attachment by cities against property owners of buildings where they reside. Countywide debts amount to substantial sums. similar suits await decisions in other counties. American Towels company plans to appeal. Philippines assignment noted.
A war department cable from Manila reports that American volunteers have left the Philippines and Gen. MacArthur plans to sail home in July aboard the transport Sumner. He will travel via Japan and the Pacific Ocean to reach the United States. Fading dispatches note Boer tensions at Standerton and shifts in command.
The article surveys ongoing talks on indemnity and the Philippine civil government. It notes Taft’s impending governorship and possible July start, with MacArthur and Taft signaling early operation of civil rule. It also covers arbitration appeals to The Hague, incidents in Manila, and various distant notes from ports to courts.
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