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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1906

Page

6

Nurse Helen Hayward Helps End Pittsburgh Strike

Derrick, a reporter for the pink sheet, is injured and cared for in Bellevue. Nurse Helen Hayward tends him and Barker, the strike leader, as the arbitration ends the Pittsburgh dispute with Strogund taking a lead role. Derrick confesses love to Helen, who reveals she is from Pittsburgh and later agrees to meet after his release.

Derrick Kid Murray Uolon Barker Pittsdare Murray Central Hall Murray’s Iag Bellevue Pee Hales Geda Pitsburg Stregund Oth Girverorely Derrik Hitewell Lograbum Daggradinen Bea Pittsburg Yates Strogund Derry Helen Helen Hayward Wilfred Derrick

Hongkong and Its Disaster in 1874 and Rise as a British Colony

A historical overview describes Hongkong’s 1874 harbor devastation and later floods, noting its status as a British possession off China, its island geography, Victoria as the capital, and the Kowloon peninsula access. It covers population, governance, naval role, and the US consulate, along with economic prominence and colonial development through leases and expansion.

Ongkong Hongkong China Barrow Lyemun Victoria Great Britain Kowloon Peninsula England Sir Matthew Nathan Far East

Unhappy Cuba Revolution and U S Involvement

This piece traces Cuba’s revolutionary turmoil since last August, noting the U S war department and state department officials sent to Havana by President Roosevelt to pursue peace. It discusses Cuba’s early postindependence debt, the Palma government, and the impact of war on agriculture, investment, and the economy, including tobacco and sugar production, with background on Senor Conles de Quesada and Cuban politics amid the rebellion.

Tutt War Department Seenetry Bacon State Department Kalf Tampa Des Conrales DE Moines Mike Quasand Sion Roosevelt Min- Later Quesada Cuba Revolutionary Army Palma Senor Palma Bpaniah Denver Havana Capoth Faba Concnles de Quesada Tavani New York City College of the City of New York Crlvinhin University Gramdfather Colon Ganutholter Spain Margute de Batta Croix Tod Peeyeh Aliiina Meyoe Capote Pala bin Chief

Celery King Medicine Ad Warns Against Imitations

A brief warning against imitation celery teas promotes Celery King as valuable medicine. It stresses health safety and urges avoiding cheap imitations. The ad touts Celery King at 25 cents and claims reliable results.

Hollister Hotaeten Dave Company Madison Wis

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