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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1888

Page

6

State Inspectors Report on Michigan Crop Yields

The state agricultural inspector reports October figures by county for corn and barley production in Michigan. It lists barrels for wine and grain products across counties, notes total harvest, and compares current yields to the prior year, indicating an overall rise in bushels per acre and mentioning winter apples approaching half a full average.

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Michigan News Briefs From Across Counties

Unclear OCR yields a sprawling Michigan news digest with accidents fires ships detentions divorces elections and reformed officers. Notable items include a mine accident near Huron, a Detroit bond and bank official changes, court cases in East Saginaw and Ann Arbor, railroad line talks and a Toledo Ann Arbor Northern Michigan road extension, and various fraternal society elections and reunions across Kalamazoo Grand Rapids and Lansing.

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World of Trade Markets and Livestock Report

Detroit markets show mixed prices in wheat corn and livestock with notes on futures for December May and November. Market commentary cites Andrew Carnegie return from Scotland plus various national economic updates and crop conditions, including yellow fever cases and a large Supreme Court docket.

Detroit Miles E. KyeoNo Dilie Wiextra Mons Michigan Minnesota Iekury Borren Peacnas Bai Shir Cme Texan Huta Livestork Snaey Enera Gosh Sion Cann Ta Sciower Odin Yorkurs Uotatie Lane Berto

Congressional proceedings note on tariff and postal bills

The House debated and passed a measure to extend one cent letter postage. Senate discussion centered on tariff and postal service issues with remarks by Chace Cullom Platt and Mitchell. After routine business the Senate adjourned, and the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua proposal faced amendments and quorum issues before adjournment until Monday.

Congressional L. Senate House Mitchell Senate Post Office Committee Cullom Platt Chace Mesnrs Trolph Aliteon Hawley Kegan Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua Fuller Town Turner Kansas Lawler

Government suits over duties and a fatal steamer wreck

report from New York describes Julia Wanauer winning a suit against the government for excess duties on ribbons and a rate shift to 40. Also noted is the sinking of the steamer Robert 13 Carson in the Ohio River after a collision, with four horses rescued and a $10,000 loss. Other items include vetoes on treasury duties bills, a fatal wagon ride in Osterville, and labor and political notices in various states.

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Terrible wreck of two recursion trains near Mud Run

A Lehigh Valley special carrying the Wilkes-Barre delegation from Hazleton crashes near Mud Run five miles below White Haven. Five sections collide after the curve, cars crushed and scattered, with numerous fatalities and many more injured. the disaster devastates the line beside the Lehigh River as wreckage slides down the embankment.

Lehigh Valley Wilkesbarre Ievan Hacelion Matthew Eeeberaton Peon Haven Mud Run White Haven Lehigh River

Tarumas Powderly letter defends tariff policy and Cleveland support

A verbose letter from Aus G. Tarumas Powderly, nominating for vice president at the Democratic convention, argues for tariff reduction, argues against high taxes, and stresses labor welfare. It cites Cleveland’s administration, party platform, and contrasts with Republican positions on clothing, lumber, and living costs. The piece also notes Powderly’s recent activities and the state of the Knights of Labor.

Coremans Patrick A. Collins United States Imalas Democratie Party Louis Colenbu Cleveland Lis Law St. Louis Lng Europe Mmn América Democrat Party G. Tarumas

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