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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
7
TelegraphMisspellings and misquoted sales pitch asserting Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin equals a long vacation. The ad urges readers to try the product, stating an ounce is as good as three weeks’ vacation. Sold by Sharrar and Mulholland.
A fragmented 1900s newspaper snippet covers crop yields and grain stock figures, noting 2,000,000,000 bushels peated and relations to Hastings and Iowa topics. It mentions Shireshill executives, Senator Dolliver, Gar Shaw, and the 1908 GOP nomination context, plus a fire at St Louis fairgrounds burning fifteen stalls with horses rescued.
A four year convict William Johnson at Lansing state penitentiary died by self inflicted drinking a large amount of alcohol. The incident occurred after he arrived from Dodge City and had three years of sentence to serve. Massachusetts provisional party ticket named John B. Lewis Jr of Reading as governor candidate for upcoming campaign.
Across Pittsburgh on Labor Day unions report halted activity and work stoppages. Managers claim full operation at several mills while others resume or extend shifts with workers returning or sidelined. Secretary Taft and officials deny AFL conference rumors amid ongoing disputes.
The Lehigh Vanity company in Fullerton Pennsylvania was totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday. The stricture was new and fully equipped, employing 140 men. The company will rebuild. A separate report notes pitcher Robert Gregory, once with the Chicago Meague team, was killed by a car in Bloomington Alabama. his home was Hammond Indiana.
London reports Krause former Johannesburg governor and Transvaal official was taken into custody Monday night and discharged by police court Tuesday on a high treason charge under the fugitive offenders law. Remanded for a week without bail, prosecutors say information exists from the Cape Colony. Police testified the accused noted the warrant and claimed the charge relates to London. Reports mention August events and combat in the Cape Town area with Boer forces near Mintagan and surrounding actions.
Fragmented OCR notes describe workers and employers in Sivinewa Wales facing labor unrest and emigre labor movements. References to managers, unions, and local authorities appear alongside jumbled place names and unclear events. The passage notes phases of worker mobilization, meetings, and potential strikes, with scattered mentions of employers and guilds.
Suspects taken into custody after a disrupted political meeting in Newport as two men Spank fem and Diallo are named. report notes wagering claims against a California resident Charles Jones who says he was robbed of winnings in a card game. Separately a Times correspondent cites rising tribal disorders and bribe-for-help issues before St Louis where Judge Zachrite issues a temporary injunction against unlicensed bookmakers at Delmar race track.
A violent dawn flood ravaged Cleveland causing wide scale damage across the eastern city. Water rose over miles of streets, wrecking homes and property, with losses around 100000 in Glenville and nearby areas. Rescue efforts and cleanup followed as authorities reported the disaster.
Information from contractors to the navy department indicates the battleship Ulineis will be finished in all respects and ready for commission for delivery to the government by September 18.
Washington reports August receipts from all sources at 45,394,125 while expenditures total 39,451,497 leaving a monthly surplus of 5,002,028. The surplus contrasts with a deficit of 411,? much of 1900.
Fragmented plea style notes multiple patent medicines including Electric Bitters for dyspepsia liver and stomach troubles with claims of gentle laxative action and universal cure. References to Thomas' Electric, Chamberlain's Colic Remedy and Burdock Binders, plus medical praise from Bennetteville and Deming and a trivial financial price note.
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