Alma Record notes misprint and postal subscription price
The Alma Record from Thursday March 4, 1900 mentions a subscription price of ten dollars per year and references postal service and localMail delivery, though the OCR text is unclear. The fragment indicates routine publication details and reader access terms.
Republican State Ticket Endsorsements and Names
Republican ticket listings include Justice of the Supreme Court candidates Charles A. Blair of Jackson and John W. Stone of Escanaba. Regents at University W. J. Dements of Bay City and George P. Codd of Detroit. Superintendent Luther L. Wright of Ironwood. Education Board William J. McKone of Albion. Board of Agriculture Roy Waterbury of Highland and W. N. Wallace of Saginaw, six-year terms. Robert D. Graham of Grand Rapids, four-year term. Alferd J. Doherty of Clare, four-year term. William J. Oberdorffer of Stephenson, two-year term. William J. Carpenter of Detroit, two-year terms.
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Charles A. Blair
Jackson
John W. Stone
Escanaba
University
W. J. Dements
Bay City
George P. Codd
Detroit
Luther L. Wright
Ironwood
Board of Education
William J. McKone
Albion
Board of Agriculture
Roy Waterbury
Highland
W. N. Wallace
Saginaw
Robert D. Graham
Grand Rapids
Alferd J. Doherty
Clare
William J. Oberdorffer
Stephenson
William J. Carpenter
Talks With Record Readers on Local Option Battle
Gratiot county residents and statewide supporters urge lawmakers to oppose the Ormabeo bill that would roll back local option. Voters backed local option in over twenty counties last spring, and temperance leaders insist the law can be strengthened through amendments rather than discarded. Governor Warner’s stance is debated, but temperance allies push to keep the statute intact with needed improvements.
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Graetlot County
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House
Senate
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United
South America
Congress
Consulting Board
War Department
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Gatun
Col. Goethals
Army
Booth
South
District of Columbia
Tam
Ariven
Roosevelt’s Retirement and Taft’s Presidency Bridge American Era
A historical note on Theodore Roosevelt retiring at noon for private life and William Howard Taft becoming president. The piece credits Roosevelt with strong public duty, warnings about critics and corporate interests, and reflects on his legacy amid partisan reactions and praise from some quarters.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
United States
Roosevelt
Justion
Ceap
Nanny
Theodore Rovevelt
Bo Man
Democracy in Michigan Shows Apathy at State Convention
A Michigan Democratic state convention drew about 180 supporters of 1,812 delegates, exposing apathy within the party. The Lansing Republican noted the gathering reflected a decay in interest and urged Republicans to contend with stronger opposition to elevate public trust and standards.
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Michigan
Republican Party of
Lansing
Named A Strong Ticket From Michigan State Convention
The Republican party in Michigan presents a strong ticket led by Charles A. Blair from Grand Rapids after the state convention on the 18th. Resolutions unanimously adopted demand integrity from officials, forest conservation, tax reform for reforestation, economy in expenditures, preservation of learning institutions, and continued party unity.
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Republicae of
Time To Think Of Election For City Officials
An editorial urges voters to consider steady, capable men for city offices and to avoid rash choices. It stresses that council members face criticism yet must serve, calling on citizens to unite for strong leadership and the city’s best interests in the coming year.
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United States
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Monetary Commission
Panama Canal
Bradier Takes Power of Attorney for Grand River Tribe
Josah Bradier began work Monday for Washington with power of attorney for 140 Indians of Ottawa and Chinpows, Grand River members. He aims to secure a portion of the 180,000 de creed for the remnant of the people, per Mt. Pleasant Enterurinen report.
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Josah Bradier
Washington
Ottawa
Mt. Pléasant
Taft Inaugural Address Sets Policy and Extra Session
President Taft outlines reforms to curb rail industry abuses, bolster antitrust enforcement, and regulate interstate railroads. He calls for extra congressional session to revise the tariff Dingley act, fund canal and defense projects, and address labor laws and immigration.
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Mar
Taft
Department of Justice
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Tahal
How to Prepare a Mixture to Cure Rheumatism
An aged remedy promising relief for rheumatism via a homebrew mixture. It recommends Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to be taken after meals and at night, claiming rapid relief and prevention of kidney and liver issues, urging readers to cut out and preserve the tip.
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