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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1894
Page
7
A fragmented inventory style listing from Chicago shows prices for quotations on lard pork and various grains, with multiple Sept and Sept dates, plus New York money market and produce market notes. Includes figures for lard, pork, corn, oats, and wheat, alongside state mentions and regional product notes.
The Hinckley blaze devastated surrounding forests and towns as a passenger train collided with flames. Dozens perished or missing, with many injured on the lakefront and in the burned districts. Relief from St Paul and other Minnesota towns is underway as rescuers comb the wreckage and identify victims amid widespread destruction.
Treasury data show public debt fell 1.7008 billion in August as officials order army strength up to twenty regiments. Germany’s exports to the U S rise amid tariff talk. Senator Voorhees advised rest from campaigning due to health. Sugar schedule defects noted amid adulterated goods concerns. Census data say about half of U S families own homes. Whisky tax disputes trigger supreme court appeals. Wilson-Cleveland clashes shake Democratic Committee. Labor Commissioner Wright lauds girl-welfare probe as promising. Nicaraguan incidents involving Americans draw State Dept scrutiny. Palmer named postmaster signals political fealty to Brice. Playing cards used in ads denied tax exemption under new law. Cleveland reviews Knights of Pythias parade ahead of time. Supreme Chancellor Blackwell criticizes rebellious German lodges in biennial report.
A blurred, garbled tale recounts General Sheridan with comic misreads and mispronunciations by a Bostonian in Washington. The narrator delivers a rambling, humorous monologue about a shoe shipment and a mistaken conversation, ending with a puzzled, mock inquiry into Sheridan’s fate.
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A call to patriotic citizens to support their local newspaper and subscribe to the American Tariff League publication. A reader endorsement says it is the greatest political teacher in the United States. Requests for a free sample copy should be sent to Willard F. Wake man in New York.
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