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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
6
Ex Governor Pingree is gravely ill in London with malignant ulceration and intestinal complications. Doctors say recovery is unlikely as he weakens hourly while two nurses and three physicians treat him. A London telegram notes no food intake and continuing deterioration despite stimulants.
San Juan I Kh June 16 A Mars meeting of the federal party heir elected Francisca Avaya as party leader succeeding Manoe Mivero. A committer including Lenore Acupa Bunting Palmer and Dist Navarra paid respects to Gov. Allen offering cooperation to advance Porto Rion. It is hoped party members unite to aid the government.
Doctors Johnston and Rixey held a White House consultation and announced Mrs McKinley out of danger and convalescing though relapse risk remains. Blood infection reportedly disappeared and improvement described as steady though weakness could trigger a relapse. President and Mrs McKinley expected to travel to Canton later.
In Peking on June 14 the foreign ministers declined to permit 3000 Chinese soldiers to enter the city before late August, citing advisability concerns as International troops are to depart soon. They also refused to allow guard of the forbidden city until Chinese soldiers arrive. The report notes the decision amid international troop arrangements and city security.
New York June 13 convention of the National Metal Trades association continues. Closing hours focus on organization and plans to back manufacturers in a potential clash with striking machinists. A 500000 pound assessment will fund a strike committee for the employers. Machinists threaten to call out 650000 metal trade workers in the United States including patternmakers electricians iron molders tool makers and others.
On the diamond tables show club percentages and leading organization data. June 1 report notes the transit of the fastest ship in the world at 27.41 knots on a measured course. Several fatal and criminal events are reported including a fatal crash near Sandusky and manslaughter charges in Ohio. Tacoma reports the homicide of George Swansen and pursuit of suspect Charles Stewart. A dentist shot by a former Episcopal minister is described in Berkeley. Rome notes Pope’s approval of Dr. Thomas P. Kennedy as rector of the American college in succession to Mer. O'Connell with recommendation from the Propaganda.
An illustrated Chicago Heed feature notes farm dogs in northeastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania learning to operate a churn. The piece explains the churn mechanism, training methods, and the dog’s behavior as it runs the treadle to churn milk, highlighting shepherd dogs as easiest to teach and the practical farm protection roles dogs fulfill.
A town tale from Smithville recounts John Smith, rural land leader, seeking his state through post cards to various Smithvilles. A shipping clerk misdirects, a French horn case, drum and postal delay spark witty replies, and Edith quips about a Meld day hunting theological specimens.
Boston reports Y M C A jubilee with delegates from many parts, honoring a former president and a national guild debate mirrors abolition talk in the Senate committee. Fire destroys multiple structures in Mattoon, Illinois, and a Hawaiian sugar cargo signals Hawaii’s growing trade. A tragedy in Montana and a tornado in Lyon County reveal a string of mid-June incidents across the nation.
A damaged OCR item hints at a local report mentioning August or Augustion events. It references individuals and places obliquely, with unclear actions or outcomes. The readable bits imply a scene with people and dates but lack coherent facts.
Incomplete OCR notes show AvitarioR on Toledo Saginaw Muskegon lines leaving Ashley and Abley for Detroit. Mentions Muskegon at 12 30 pm and 240 pm trains. Confectionery listing and names unclear. Ends with Detroit Michigan railway references.
January 1901 Pere Marquette timetable shows Alma departures with trains to Rapids, Weeton, Iron, and nearby points. Listed agents and connections indicate regional service, including Wisconsin and Minnesota routes.
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