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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1898

Page

7

Evans Relieved of Command of the Iowa in Navy Shuffle

Captain Robly D. Evans is relieved as commander of the battleship Iowa after a long talk with Secretary Long. Evans, granted leave, may serve ashore or on a naval board. Captain Silas Terry replaces him, taking the Iowa around South America to Honolulu with the Oregon and support ships. The timetable for sailing and possible Manila operations remains unsettled amid broader Philippine uncertainties.

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Testimony on Harvard Prisoner Killing Near Portsmouth

Washington reports that Judge Advocate General's investigation into the Harvard prison killing on July 8 near Portsmouth is nearing completion. Michigan men from the brigades at Harvard may be questioned, while Spanish witnesses are limited by furloughs and absence of officers during the incident.

Washington Colloudlay Judge-Advocate General's Department War Department United States Harvard Dudley Portsmouth Beane Spain Carvera Michigan Masswehtaetts Uey Massachusetts Gal Dudley Boston

Emperor Moves to Abolish Reforms in China

An emperor in China signals a major policy shift by planning to end reforms. Officials and reform-minded Chinese observers react with cautious optimism, favoring moderation while acknowledging potential upheaval and shifts in power.

Burglary, fires and Klondike notes from Michigan

Michigan items report a burglary where Richard Read ig grappled a thief, was struck with a bludgeon, and copper wire was disturbed. Other notes include Elmer Dingan’s giant cucumber, Maud Johnson’s gasoline fire injuring herself, William Marston’s Klondike visit, Ben Rolfe’s $1000 life policy, a boy burned by a gasoline flame, and a Mattison township man crippled after a fall. Quail season opens in two weeks with legal dates for upper and lower peninsulas. Head's Sarsaparilla ad ends the digest.

Michigan Detroit Richard W. Readig Reading

The Bay Remedy of the World and Fateful News

The article discusses a liniment claimed to ease childbirth and be endorsed by physicians, with pricing details and availability. It also reports on political tensions in Crete with diplomacy notes about ringleaders and international commissions, and ends with a remark on Hull's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer as a superior remedy for hair.

Dield Requistor Coy Atlanta Candin Issa Crete Hjevad Pasha Mipstop Constantinople Clitistine Hull

Charged to a Woman in Seoul Port Scene

Dispatches from Seoul relay a tangled tale centered on a Korean king and a prince amid royal intrigue. The report, dated September 14 from Yokohama, hints at charges and social upheaval affecting the Coren court and notable figures connected to Seoul.

Yokohama Seoul Pir Coren Cores

Down s Kidney Pills Claim Cure for Kidney Trouble

An advertisement claims Down s Kidney Pills cure kidney pain and back trouble. It quotes a patient describing relief from frequent headaches and backache after using the product, and urges readers to buy from local agents in New York and across the United States.

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Salt Rheum Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims

The fragment claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured salt rheum and eyesore ailments. It asserts the patent medicine removed the condition permanently and cured future trouble, naming Pills and ingredients as the remedy.

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