Miss Mabelle Grossman buys a new Baldwin piano
Lees local notes cover a jumble of small town items. Miss Mabelle Grossman is said to have a new Baldwin piano, with other brief mentions including marriages, births, a new bridge crew from Jackson, and a hospital or court note about H. Haak’s examination. The column lists residents moving, jobs changed, and local events in terse, period-voice snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Beoverinhame
Lansing
Mabelle Grossman
Baldwin
Lavola Whalen
Jackson
Grace Whalen
Andrew Chrystal Wilhoceupy
Glenfoyle
Stuart
Hatch
Dr.ixcono
Windenach & Co
South
Hambert
Tarange
Tolis
Dr Pierce cures weak women with Favorite Prescription
Letter from Dr Pierce comforts patient and promotes Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. Woman reports recovery from back pain nervousness and urinary symptoms after six polites of each. Claims Pleasant Pellets are a desirable laxative for delicate women and warns against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Omer
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Alvietta Scholtz
Lake Washington
Tesueur Co
Mia
Amy
Grant dissents from Fletcher clothing store opening
KF states he is in no way interested in the new clothing store opened by G. R. Fletcher in Battle Creek. Married at the Christian parsonage March S1 by Rev. I. D. Hobson, Mr. George McGee of Lansing and Miss Clara Schnellman of Marshall. Foley's Kidney Care if taken in time affords security from all kidney and bladder disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Mitchell
Teronsha
Barnes
North High Street
H. K. Haak Waa
Battle Creek
Reuven
Lansing
Roy Pullman
Asion City
Ydith
Floyd ‘Baty
South Haven
Mra J. Burkle
Bikhork
Ind
Bella Baty
Carrie Burkle
Patrick Gordon
R. Fletcher
Naw
Fletcher
Tik News
Marshall
Alvah Laborteans
West Green Street
Tl Maccabara
St. Albans
Washington
Flint
Kuamazan
Michigan
Senate Committee On Public Buildings
Hursday
Slint
Kata‘ynazoo
Burrows
Hama
Mirai State Bank
Tekonsha
Exchange Bank
B. Allen
John Johnson
F. J. Allen
H. W. Cushman
EB. P. Keep
F. BE
Allen
A. W. Cushman
A. A. Davis
N. Kelamoo Ave
Tie
St. Albans Lodge
Myrtle Belle Owen
Earle
Johnson
Martin Block
Hoy
W. ¥. Gibbs
Concord
Louis Blake
Mary Stacey
Jbestman
Proom
Albert Curtis
Charles Tyson
Justice Merritt
Hitchcock -Smith
Michigan Central
Tha Lanthert Good Food Co
Galt
Taka City
Tudge Lane
Edward A Mooney
Kwalinazoo
Robson
Batialin Galeshaargs
Detroit
James &. McGowin
Fannie IF. Cooley
Guagherer
Elias Cooley
Arbeiter Juniors
Cronk
Vestry of the Trinity Church
George Perrott
Garwood
Dey
Andrew Chrystal
Andrew Zimmerman
W- H. Porter
L. E. Galino
W. J. Dibble
F. Wardy
F. A. Stuart
Misa Clive Bennett
Marcella Curren
John Heyser, Jr
GO. H. Heidenreich
K. Church
Laporte
Indiana
Michigan Central Railroad
Michigan City
Michigan Central Company
Schoolvnsater
Ann Arbor
Supe
KS. Garwood
Uwlist
Mars
Jurkeen
Midlyze Central
Leake Shore Railroad
Helauayoo
Grant
G. R. Fletcher
Christian Parsonage
I. D. Hobson
George McGee
Clara Schnellman
Foley
Political Pointers BIOFO20SO Nominees and Conventions
A report of Republican and Democratic nominees in Coldwater Battle Creek Albion and Jackson. Includes mayoral and recorder races with incumbents declining or being renominated, ward supervisors and aldermen picks, and a Battle Creek convention call for a Republican party meeting in Albion on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten
M. D. Campbell
Coldwater
I. Wasson
Marshall
Jackson
William Hartman
Republican Congressional Committee
Battle Creek
Albion
Democrats of
Robert R. Wilder
W. J. Kirkpatrick
Albert 5. Simpson
George H. Rowell
John H. Williams
Democrats of Albion
James Shanley
Frank Culver
Daniel McAuliffe
Hubert Y. Inch
E. A. Tsino
Republicans of
Charles W. Owryauiple
Louis ©. McDouuzal
John B. Dorince
Calvin P. Smith
Ket
B A. Graffin
Fred Gress
Frank Cranston
A. Tieonerd
Unclear fragment from Marchaltur portraits event
Fragmentary note mentions tickets and a photographer E Oshose with partial dates and venues. No clear event, organization, or persons beyond Oshose.
Evans Resigns as Pension Commissioner in 1902 Letter
Washington March 29. Hon H Clay Evans resigns as commissioner of pensions, asking acceptance at the president's convenience. The president delays until a successor is named and a suitable position is found. A appended statement notes his intent to resign and the president’s wish to reward his service. The article covers pension bills, veto policy, and House actions on sundry civil and military matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusker
Albion
Washington
Pustultice Department
Gerskig
Pusteltice Patrone
H. Clay Evans
Si. Clay Evans
Cannon
Landry
House Committee On Appropriations
Yellowstone Park
Atlanta
Chichatmangs
Chattanooga Park
Leavenworth
Kans
York Harbor
Williaa McKintey
Shiloh Military Park
Vickshire Military Park
Four Die In Hatfield McCoy Feud Shootout Tragedy
In Williamson West Virginia and Pike County Kentucky a quadruple set of killings followed a raid on Ephraim Hatfield. Detectives Rutherford and Watts were slain along with Ephraim Hatfield and his father. A second funeral procession for the Hatfields and Rutherford was held nearby with hundreds bearing rifles. The feud era violence casts a long shadow over the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatfield
Whitesburg
Pike County
Thompson
Eph
Jones Is Defeated in Arkansas Senate Race
In Jones, Arkansas, United States Senator James K. Jones is indicated to retire. Former Governor James T. Clark is named as his likely successor amid thick political tension and Democratic primary voting signals. The report notes ongoing contests for other state offices and hints at county-by-county results still pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittle Neck
Ark
United States
James K. Jones
James T. Clark
United States Senate
Jones
Arkansas
Uhebe
Musi
Neith Arhikias
Rke
Flood Devastation Faces Kresville and Morgan County
Distress spreads as floodwaters recede. 25 families affected in Morgan County with 14 destitute. Three houses destroyed, 22 damaged. Babahatchee Inn partially flooded. Oakdale losses prompt homelessness. Petros reports $160,000 in Morgan County damage plus roads and fences washed. Nationwide totals approach $4 million with over 25 lives lost to floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kresville
Tenn
Aspe
Ile
Tiersday
Age Regia
Inital Maron
Claude Trendricks
Somerset
Chattanooga
Oakdale
Knoxville
the Sentinel
Petros
Morgan County
Parma
Wolf Creek
Brown
Nashville
Williston
N. D
Great Northern
Matsekata
Copan
Po Hera
Anxioss
St. Paul
Hill
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Lee ‘Local News
Carl Maser
American Express Ofice
Tilloman
Charles J. Nickerson
Tillie Wilson
T'ekanaha
Jances Willard
H. Dorner
Homer
Mr. Dormer
Michigan Central Bridge Gang
Bendle Lake
Enater
Standard Pure Food Co
Joseph Link
South Mulberry
O'Roefe
East Mansion Street
Q. H. Towne
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles Hall
Hall
Orley Hall
Lemuel Bradley
E. £. Linton
Charles Secord
Hattie Allen
Secord
St. Phillip’s Church
Ishipiudies
Bate Creek
Register of
Derds Daskats Priday
Bret J. W. Robinava
W. A. Tey, Duc
Plainwell
Tchairman
Stevens
Bliss
Tames Florenes
Alion
Thy Kalamazoo
Sumecagylim
Austin
Cammencen
EB. W. Grove
Marchaltur
Theos Tckets
Lefoze
E. Oshoce
Pension Bureau
Shafroth
Cal
Wyoming
Wiah
James St. Garfield
Lin
William A. Redewoerg
Usyuelil Eliyuld
George B T Adamiz
Chicago
Acums
Mr. Gerfield
Ohuivuuu
Marghey
James MM. Griggs
Georgia
Ehe Capitol
Paarerana
Dolson Norsele
Marshall Wagon and Windmill Company
G. C. Bentley & Sons
Props
Marticipants
Kentucky
Senate
Swartwout
Swarewout
Wisuu
Ebruy
Manila
Poley
California
San Francisco
Weert
Southwest
iGopo Perrett & Suas
Primuinyva
J. W. Bredshas
Joan Cum Xevure
Miter
Iau
West State Street
Marshall, Mich
Vera Hesse
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