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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
7
We the undersigned agree to refund money on a 50 cent bottle if it fails to cure your cough or old. We also return a 25 cent bottle to prove antifactory or money refunded. Suarnar Mullholland Alma Bivivé Ritopes Alma Frev Hepsey Riverdale.
London dispatch notes Boer resolve to continue fighting while cartridges last. No surrender expected. rejection of lenient terms. War likely to endure with heavy losses on both sides. Mentions De Wet, Kitchener, and broader wartime strain across colonies and camps.
Washington June 12 President McKinley issues a formal statement expressing regret that the question of a third term has arisen and stating he will not be a candidate or accept a nomination for a second term should it be tendered. He says his only ambition is to serve through his first term and then step aside. Executive Mansion Washington June 10.
Charles Webilt, an elf fisherman of Corder in Rock Tsinail county, was found dead along the Mississippi river after a shooting at close range. Investigators describe the assault as a deliberate homicide and name several individuals tied to the case while local officials pursue suspect leads.
An unclear OCR fragment lists English cities and various terms, mentioning allies and percentages with numbers but lacks coherent events or context to form a clear news item or outcome. The readable parts indicate place names like Leeds and references to measurements or counts, but no complete action or story.
Governor Samford of Matiama dies after several days in critical condition. He had returned from Pascalvova where he attended a university trustees meeting. Bamford, a longtime Alabama native, served as governor since August and was awaiting inauguration in December. Lois, state senate president, poised to succeed him.
William H Craver known as Billy Craver died in Troy on Monday of heart disease. He earned national renown as a Naymakers Baseball player in the 1860s. Other notices list postmaster readjustments and unrelated death reports from St Joseph Missouri Seymour Iowa and Tacoma Washington.
The United States Philippine commission wrapped eight weeks abroad, touring the south province to organize towns and assess civil governance readiness. They traveled about $.000 miles, organized 15 provinces, and studied conditions on islands not yet suitable for formal civil government.
Heavy snowfalls disrupt rail traffic in the Bavarian and Tyrolean Alps interrupting communication between Munich and Italy. A Baltimore and Ohio roundhouse roof collapses in Newark killing one and injuring several others.
The Discoverer of Swamp Root at Work to His Laboratory. A disease prevailing in this country is dangerous, causing sudden deaths from heart failure or apoplexy. Improper care leads to organ damage and bodily waste accumulation, with albumen and energy disrupted, as described in the lab notes.
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