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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
6
The Ma Lodges document records regular lodge meetings including weekly and monthly dates. It lists officers such as President Ma Swra and Secretary KF Ignys, notes alternate Friday gatherings, and mentions Weltheriay and other ritual evenings. The text references Kin Alutan QV 8 and various lodge events across months with procedural details for attendance and notices.
The thirty sixth annual Grand Army of the Republic parade along Pennsylvania Avenue featured Commander in Chief Thomas J. Stewart of Pennsylvania and a grand session focused on electing national officers. Torrance spoke against President McKinley’s death and called for accountability while detailing veterans’ issues and social events across the nation.
Coal operator Todd Kincaid plans to help relieve the mine at Owasso digging soft coal from a new shaft within a week. Reports of fatality and injuries include a woman struck by a train near a track, a home robbery with $287 stolen, a man stabbed in bed, and a boy’s death from lockjaw. Officials trace suspects in the latter while rail incidents and markets show shifts in coke pricing and production.
A brief market note describes Chamberlain's Stottiach and Liver Tablets at Bivins & Itluates' drug store. The ad claims the tablets are easier to take and more pleasant in effect than pills. It notes constipation is often treated with pills and mentions regular size and price per box.
President Roosevelt names board to settle coal strike in anthracite fields of Pennsylvania. Morgan and Robert Raven with Secretary Cortelyou report on conference at temporary White House. Agreement outlines appointment of a commission by the president to study wage terms, hours, and operations, with arbitration to follow. Workers face four months of lost wages and railway disruptions across states, as operators and merchants brace for final decisions.
Detroit dispatch reports a deadly melee at a TO tL M Ky camp near Suttee Way where two prisoners died and a third lay dying. Charles Amatid and two others became involved in a fight with Doe Kerdinanit. Amatid killed four, then was stabbed, while a witness endured further injuries. A suspect, Mendines Wine Meiiedt, faced arrest in Michigan as the chaotic scenes continued with hospital care and investigations underway.
Henderson Grimett of this place was stricken with partial paralysis and lost use of an arm. After two bottles of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, he was cured. Other cures of partial paralysis, rheumatism, sprains and bruises are reported. Sold by Bivins & Knodew, druggists.
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