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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
6
Irish members in the House of Commons clash with elocutionary disputes, police remove Inge Crapper, and a chaotic week unfolds. The piece notes suspensions among rebels, warnings from officials, and a wide sweep of political and social upheaval across Ireland and Britain.
Washington March 12 Gen MacNeils telegram reports the surrender of insurgent leaders at Nak e and captures of key fortifications. Surending forces and surrounding districts described as the decisive step toward peace. Domestic exports rise in eight months while Delaware fails to elect a senator and Samuel Moser receives a 21 year penitentiary sentence for murdering his wife and three children.
London march 11 The Times reports Gen De Wet escaped a forced march with women and children and aims to near Kromstadt. Gen De Wet may resume operations after retreating northward at about five miles daily toward The enetward. News also says Kitchener-Vath negotiations continue and surrender terms unsettled.
A distorted OCR fragment shows medical remedies and marketing snippets for various tonics and cough cures. Names such as Foley, Sharrar, Mulholland appear amid unclear references to people and places. The text combines product ads with odd narrative bits and unrelated phrases.
A brief notice references the Grand Trunk Railway System with ongoing developments and a note about OTEY Abyat Gwinn Mlb in connection to the topic. The fragment suggests timetable or system status details from an era publication.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Pere Marquette and agents with references to trains or routes, names unclear due to corruption. Includes scattered phrases such as Alma and Milwaukee area hints, without clear actions or dates.
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