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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1891

Page

2

Michigan Wins Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest in Ann Arbor

A first annual Northern Hoytane Oratorical League contest at University Hall in Ann Arbor featured representatives from Michigan Northwestern Wisconsin Oberlin and Indiana with judges Gormley Kronpinge Gurney Adams and others. Michigan emerged the winner as students celebrated with cheers and a staged celebration at Granger's hall afterward the event noting impartial judging and an enthusiastic audience.

Hoytane Oratorical League Beir Univeraty Hall Ann Arbor Priday Sight Michigan Lorthwestiers Ober Wisconsin J. A. Cleveland Amel Atwater Haetin John Toobs Indianapolia Normes Hitchcock Alfred Kiwell Detroit Gallagher Appleton Juders Aelivery Gormley Theodore Kronpinge University of Wisconsin Gurney Oberlin Mr. Adams Northwestern University Formley Kroushaxe Adams Amd Rasbiltys Bifons Middun Northwestern Alter Ht Granger's Hall

Allegan Oil Well Progress Report At Allegan Site

Report from Allegan and Woeewck Tautatay notes the drill reached about three feet into Tren with depth near 4100 feet. Directors plan meetings to decide proceedings as several units hold thousands of acres under leases awaiting results. Early production shows about four barrels daily with promising export potential.

Woeewck Allegan Dland

Michigan items report births fires and losses across counties

Gov. Winans becomes a grandfather as a grandson is born. Fire damages in Michigan include over 250000 worth of lumber burned in the Grand River region and a hotel blaze at Leéanc with 1400 dollars loss and insurer involvement. Other notices mention a council victory for Democrats in Ann Arbor, a labor strike in Uno Monitor tain, a crossing accident near Grand Rapids injuring 22 year old Al Sparks, and various local incidents.

Gov. Winans John Lathan Joan Sanineounty Uginaw Key Mt. Miensant Henry Rosa Miner Lake Hegan County Wuroud Dotu Johnson Reed City St Joseph Monroe Patroud Boy City Oman Frank Hearn Council of Ann Arbor Democrats P. D Hancock Io Northwestern Hwloe—Yen Mrad Junt Hs D. B. Abner Chariotta Bank Waainiser Ty Ten Howard Alloy Willan Wilson Cvs Sinessing William Monaro Taevo Uno Monitor al Sparks Grom Rapids Indiana Crossing Rapids Mowtny Aid Chicago Wee Mioh Engiineery Hgtland Grand Beeen Grand Rapids Enmniem Counell Witite Gol Lestitute Grand * Rapids Jackson Muskogoeome North Harvey G. Kaing Grand Rapida Fred J. Major Bay City Buenos Ayres Argentine Republic Mt. Piqusant Tolelo Hadley Howard City Sigeke Hitrah Patek O'Brien Lansing Street Railway Company Or. Pattengell Plymouth Repalitan Party Wales

Union Electric atroot railway company to spend 100000

The Union Electric atroot railway company of Saginaw plans a 100000 investment to improve and extend its system. The article notes various regional happenings including local deaths, fires, rail incidents, municipal concerns, and notable figures such as George A. Lockhart and John Semer, with mixed local developments across several Michigan towns.

Union Electric Atroot Railway Company of Saginaw

Michigan House Debates Taxes and Penalties Bill

Michigan legislature reviews a hotel tax bill and related penalties for fraud and baggage theft. Provisions include fines up to 1,000 dollars, up to thirty days imprisonment, and public sale of unpayable baggage to cover charges.

Committee On Fisheries Iwo Bourder

Ground Broken For Grant Monument In Riverside Park New York

Ground was broken on Monday for a monument to be raised at Riverside Park tomb of Ulysses S Grant. Thousands gathered as Navy gun salutes and choral odes accompanied a ceremony by the Grand Army, with the Monument Association and Hamilton post members in attendance and a shelling of patriotic music and speeches.

Washburn Wie Cassay Thomas Lungley Sear South Bend Ind Ma. A. Mo Warner Cincinnati Pennsylvania Cephalonia Hoston Mostay White Pigeon J. Burk Chicusa New York Riverside Park Grant Bill‘gide Grand Army of the Republic Alexander Hamilton Post Grand Army Nefara Lawson W Thom Abe Arms’ Institution America Aga Bach Marius Clark Wright Caplain Frei Freeman Porter Freeman Srow Lien

Scheme to Foster Jewish Welfare by Immigrant Aid

A Leidon epath reports a plan by Baron Miced and wealthy Hebiews to seed babies for destitute Jews driven from Rusie and Poland. The proposal includes vast tracts of land in Australia or Bruel for settlement, with Baron HHireyl having conferred with leaders. The baron pledges £15,000. The Gazette notes this could ease England’s burden as US immigration limits set destitute aliens abroad.

Leidon Pall Mall Gavotte Miced Rusie Poland United States Ibis Europe Kageland

Harrison Speech Highlights California Praise and Peace Vision

President Harrison’s San Francisco banquet speech extols California’s talent and progress praising its people and climatic abundance. He urges restraint in foreign policy, supports a modest navy for peace, and stresses commercial expansion and a canal project as timely national priorities.

Harrison Paleo San Francisco Breaddeut Sheba Solomon Aid Solomon'a Brand of California Orobants Ata Lon Rome Prodaela San Francico Walby Fma Wur Siare Congress Lng Tha Miesrajyua Canal

Dominion parliament opens amid global events

A chaotic assemblage of brief notes covers parliamentary opening in Dominion, a green insect threat to Kansas wheat, and multiple local industrial and political items. Notable mentions include Bay City public building work starting, a Danish trade post’s ship stopover, and Horace Chilton’s Senate appointment by Gov. Hogg.

Dominion Kansas Bay City Dyernwilie U.S. Alewmer San Francisco Payta Peru Monterery Cal Taveday Monitepattan A. & Benator Reagasy Texas Tesneralroad Horace Chilton South Hogg Reagan Senate

Fire kills three girls at Union Avenue fireworks shop

A Friday fire at a one story Morrissania fireworks factory at 102 Union Avenue killed Lillie Hammond 19 Mary Lynch 17 and Jennie Harniey 17 who were trapped as flames erupted from an explosion of powder. Two other people were badly burned and the stock and building suffered about $4000 in damage.

New York Union Avenue Morrissania George Kreamer Lillie Hammond Mary Lynch Jennie Harniey Annie

Saved from the Gallows by Ohio Governor Commute

In Columbus Gov Campbell commuted the death sentence of Isaac Smithy a Pike county man convicted of killing his cousin Stephen Skidmore in 188? The execution date set for August 29 1649 years ago. New evidence formed basis for commutation while Campbell declared ignorance of foul play and urged a new trial law which failed leaving Smith alive at the last moment.

Columbus Campbell Isaac Smithy Pike County Stephen Skidmore Smith Forsker

Italy Demands Indemnity Over Diplomatic Tangles

Rome reports advise that Marchesa Di iudini and Baron Fava debate U S replies to Mr Blaine on Italy not being satisfied with actions taken. The row centers on public rights and reciprocal protection for citizens of friendly powers in response to incidents involving Tallan and arrest of the men involved, with indemnity sought for families.

Rome Marchesa di Iudini Baron Fava Blaine Italy United States

Wisconsin treasurers sued over alleged improper funds

Milwaukee special reports Assistant Joey General Clancy served papers on three AGW suits against former Wisconsin treasurers Audinet Maj. Henry Bats Richard Guenther and others. The formal demand seeks 51 400 plus interest and alleges pocketing public funds from Yeriin and Kuehn and others totaling 94 700. The action aims to recover amounts the state claims were earned by public funds and diverted to private pockets.

Diax Wisconsin Milwaukee Joey General Clancy Wadiosciy Audinet Maj Henry Bats Yeriin Kuehn Upom Richard Guenther

Weather Report Indicates Record Warmth Hurting Crops

Montana and neighboring regions report four days of near record warmth this season. Forecasters say the unusually warm spell may harm crops as the growing season lags behind average and farmers monitor soil and moisture conditions closely.

Montana Cato Minnesota Upper Michigan

Mishmashed fragments from early Rome to Boston obits

Prepiet Morcher and companions arrive in Rome as a Rassius commission posts details of an incrocio and Spechi's Furry. A Monday night raft by Calvin & Co. reaches Kingston for Quebec. A Virginia syndicate bulldogs 10 cottages among the Thousand Islands. Samuel T. Gerry, noted artist, dies in Boston aged 74. Elias S. Terry, famed attorney, dies in Washington. A. E. Wylay of Louisiana elected president of the American real association at New Orleans. The next will be held in September.

Washington A. E. Wylay Louisiana Amerian Real Astocation New Orleans

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