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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1895
Page
7
A meeting in Washington aims to form a new political party advocating free silver. Gen Weaver leads the effort with A J Warner and Representative Bidwell, seeking unity of silver supporters to topple existing parties and push a silver platform nationwide.
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A first person account of Paul Veron, an art student in Artes, detailing his fraught artistic journey. He endures fever and fatigue while studying at the school, facing jealousy, support from fellow artists, and the emotional strain of presenting his work at the Salon. He recalls friendships, rivalries, and the overwhelming pull of art versus personal life as he doubts his talent and yearns for love and recognition.
An incoming suburban train suffered a minor accident injuring two passengers with scattered glass while the rest of the car occupants stayed shaken yet unhurt. Passengers exchange hurried recollections of the event as talk turns to personal belongings and the near-miss.
A disjointed recount describes a strange event aboard a train. The speaker recalls a moment of sleep interruption and odd observations from a neighboring traveler, with confusion and scattered thoughts about safety and perception.
A young inventor recounts meeting with Charles T. Yerkes and his company over a water clock invention. Yerkes offers ownership of the idea for cash and control instead of price, declaring the firm holds the title while the inventor keeps the patent. The exchange ends with the inventor defeated and the firm claiming dominance.
A mangled river of short, odd vignettes describes a submerged shell that might surface, a baby that lost $1500 in a tire, a justice of the occasion, an auto darner seeking insurance, and a barn mystery. A little girl falls from an apple tree onto a passerby, while Rev. A A Bartholomew of St Luke earns fame as a honey-maker in parish circles. An innuendo of local oddities spans Morristown Pa and nearby places with anomalous tales including a dog story and a horse case.
A late metropolitan bishop of Canola, known for warm visits to outlying parishes, endures a dangerous journey between settlements amid violent weather. He is hosted by locals in a rough, hearty welcome while plans for the night are arranged and reflections on the neighborhood arise.
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