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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1900

Page

3

City council debates sidewalks and taxes in Monday meeting

Aldermen absent as council weighs quit claim deed for a 1870 tax lot sold for $26 and grants Dr Foote permission to move a building. Petitions for new sidewalks on East State and Hanover streets advance while Dog Warden Howell's claim for killed dogs is rejected. Several street repairs and new walks are approved as Court, Miller, and others push sidewalk enforcement.

Dean Dr. Foote Hanover Street Kalamazoo Avenue T. W. Welles Kelly Lot East State Street Ald. Miller Howell Clintom Street Marshall Avenue Wm. Carnes Walter Hayward Phillip Messer Engle Street Joe Priday James Finhiy Hanover and Linden Streets George Kipper, Jr West State Street Leach McNames Nathan Hollon John Munday Justice Tillotson Sycamore Street State Street H. Lyon Linden Street Thunder Prospect Street Ewer H E. Winsor Ald. Court Earl van Arman O. Dowd van Arman Ald. Bordine George Hindenach Exchange Street Ald. Page Ald Egeler City Burdine DeLong East Green Street Rive Creek

Deafness Cure Institute Receives Major Donation

A wealthy donor, once cured of deafness by Dr Nicholson's artificial ear drums, gave 10000 dollars to the Nicholson Institute in New York to help provide ear drums free to the hearing impaired. Readers are urged to follow The Daily News for local news and enjoy the News weekly at ten cents a week or one dollar per year.

Prohibitionists Name Local Candidates for State Offices

The party endorsed Prof. F. S. Goodrich for governor and named James R. Finch and A. I. Bird as state representative candidates in eastern and western county districts. H. G. Colman was chosen for state senator. Delegates were pledged to support Goodrich at the state convention in Lansing August 27 and 29.

Lansing Jriday Galhonn Kalamazoo James R. Finch Albion Township A. I. Bird Perifield H. G. Colman

Program Set for Calhoun County School Officers Meet

Executive committee of the Calhoun County School officers association met with Commissioner Burnham to finalize a program for the annual meeting at the courthouse on Saturday at 2 p.m. August 18. Most acceptances received. changes possible. Music by Fredonia Male Quartet and others. Items include papers on Uniformity of School Forms by I. S. Katy and The Support of Schools by J. M. Willison with reading by Miss Florence Bell. Address on accuracy in annual reports by Commissioner J. L. Wagner. Discussions led by A. G. Randall and George Fisher with others.

Purnlham Calhoun County School Officers Association Court House Burnham Fredonia Katy Burlington J. M. Willison Penfield Reading Florence Bell Tokonsha J. L. Wagner Charlotte George Fisher Marshall Wm. Boyd Sheridan

August storm period forecast by Rev Hicks

Forecasts from Rev Srl R Hicks predict August storms from the 2nd to the 7th with high temperatures and blustering rain, a crisis around the 4th, a break in high temperature from the 5th to the 6th, a reactionary storm from the 9th to the 12th, and cool, stormy weather with general rains later in the month. West Indian hurricanes are noted for the south and interior counter storms, with frosts possible in the north at month end.

Srl R. Hicks

Ridicule over Howard Suuiley stock speculation

A copied Houghton Mill Gazette entry mocks Howard Suuiley’s alleged venture into copper stocks. It notes if he invested surplus funds in Raitt line or copper shares, he might struggle to exit profitably, while the advert promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for adults and children with various bottle sizes and local druggist availability.

Houghton Millie Gazette A. F. Peck Beecher, Peck & Lewis Detroit Howard Suuiley Howard

Tramps Arrested After Michigan Central Depot Shootout

A gang of five tramps spent Saturday near Rice Creek, prompting Deputy Sheriff Graham and local deputies to pursue. Three were captured after a foot chase through Mackinaw yards. two escaped but were later rounded up. At court, Frank Smith and Burt Johnson faced vagrancy charges with 65 day sentences, while another unnamed man received 150 days. James Martin also drew 65 days at the House of Correction.

Michigan Central Graham Albion Rice Creek Furner Goleman Wooten Hin Mackinaw Ese Morrill Frank Smith Burt Johnson Smith Jackson Detroit House of Correction James Martin Tillotson

Adjournment in McGinn robbery case delays trial

Bert Wycoff and George Wright faced Justice Merrill on robbery charges against John McGinn. The hearing adjourned to Saturday morning after McGinn and Charley Krause testified. attorney Dennison vows to prove innocence and plans multiple alibi witnesses.

McGinn Bert Wycoff George Wright Merrill John McGinn Charley Krause Dennison Wright Wycoff

Real Estate Transfers from Albion Battle Creek and Penfield

Chas C Reed to Earl L Moore transfers lots 7 and block 78 in Albion for 33000 dollars. Currie Jackson sells to Chas Poerman the y swij se sec 4 in Penfield for 700 dollars. John M Rolfe transfers 656 acres of ei nw l t and 84 acres of wl 2uw 1 4 sec 24 in Battle Creek for 3500 dollars. Eliz M Merrit to Levant Cole lot 11 in Chas Merritts add Battle Creek price 1600 dollars. Chas D Murphy to Sarah A M Suith lot 196 Hutchinsons add Battle Creek 100 dollars. Robi Van Schoick to D D King lot 27 Skinners add Battle Creek 1100 dollars.

Chas C Reed Et al Earl L Moore Albion Currie Jackson Chas Poerman Penfield John M Rolfe John W Rolfe Battle Creek Eliz M . Merrit Levant Cole Chas Merritt Chas D Murphy Sarah A M Suith Hutchinson Robi van Schoick D D King

Catarrh Cure Ad Claims High Cure Rate

Frank J. Cixsiy senior partner of Cressy & Co pledges one hundred dollars for each case cured by Haru's Catarrh Cure. Sworn before a notary in December. Advertisement promotes Catarrh Cure taken internally and claims blood and mucous membrane impact. Also mentions Bull's Family Pills and newspaper subscriptions.

Frank J. Cixsiy Cressy & Co Toledo Haru BF. J. Quincy & Co Tc. Bull

Mazuma the well known Jackson figure dies in the Philippines

Joseph W. Martin known in Jackson as Mazuma or Dick by ball fans of Battle Greek Eaton Rapids and Homer teams died in the Philippines at about 36. A jovial wanderer and minstrel, he entertained groups with stories conga and dancing. He rarely worked but lived well. Kid Fitch was a frequent partner in Jackson circles.

Jackson Marshall Battle Greek Eaton Rapids Mazuma Joseph W. Martin Philippines Martin Mazama Ypsilanti Kid Fitch Maguma

Amended Articles Filed For New Battle Creek Brick Co

Amended articles for Postume Cereal Co and articles for Battle Creek Brick and Tile Co were filed with the register of deeds this afternoon. The Battle Creek firm forms to manufacture brick and tile with capital of 210,200, 1,020 shares at 210 each. Chairman Henry Starr of Battle Creek holds 370 shares. Secretary Levi Pawler of Bronson 50. Treasurer Carry KK of Battle Creek 0. Twenty seven acres in Bedford township are set aside for the company, with Sean Starr to manage. Postum Cereal Co amended articles on Oct 22 1596 and Nov 24 1699 to adjust officers to four. Officers listed: Chairman O W Post, Vice Chairman Ella Post, Treasurer Majorie Post, Secretary Marshall K Howe.

Postune Cereal Co Battle Creek Prick & Tiky Co Register of Deeds Tate Briciy Battle Creck Brick Tilo Go Weick and File Henry Starr Battle Creek Levi Pawler Bronson Waal Bedford Township Sean Starr Postum Cereal Co O. W. Post Ella Post Majorie Post Marshall K. Howe

Famous Scholar Dead at Be loit Bel vies College

Prof Joseph Emerson a renowned Hellenist of Belvits College died at his Be loit residence at four Saturday afternoon after months of debility. Born May 28 1821 in Norfolk Conn he studied at Phillips Academy Andover Yale Class of 1841. He came to Be loit in 1843 and became a pillar of the college and community. He traveled abroad twice to study Greek literature and art.

Fieloit Wis Joseph, Emerson Belvits College O'Clovk Emerson Norfolk Conn New England Phillips Academy Andover Yale College Judge Learned W. S. Eustis Judge Birdseye Donald Mitchell Beloit Champin America

Imperial edict may allow ministers in Peking to send plain messages

Paris dispatch reports an August 2 imperial decree authorizing foreign ministers in Peking to communicate openly and depart for Tientsin with escort. Washington notes caution. officials question issuance and rely on Conger and Squiers messages. State Department: cipher limits and safety measures discussed. ministers may avoid cipher traffic and seek temporary shelter if fighting continues.

Paris Chong Shanghai Peking Wao Washington Cape May Conger Washington, Aue Goodnow Kags Dle Jentsin Squiers United States Legation State Department Pewler Hofuu Gundiow Tessie Metinides Croton Adee Tater Widtiow Nh Grenurkh Aviist Guadnuw Addehat Pusts Sheng Dad Jung Ainister Conger Squaiers Vientsia Purstas Lientein Wau Tuota Shanghiai Yuan Shih-hai Shantung Fowler Chefuo Karl LY Huo Chae Tsung-Lyumen Pate and Welk Unia Kelathong Wientein Visnisia Eipher

China Crisis Deepens As Powers Fortify Legations

A Brussels dispatch reports Chinese forces fortifying positions outside the British legation in Peking while Belgian legation members remain in good health. The note cites ongoing cipher dispatches between governments and consuls and warns that the United States demands compliance to avert serious trouble.

China Peking United States Brussels Telgian Tientsin M. Ti

Fire Devastates Ashland Lumber District In Big Blaze

A Saturday afternoon fire in Ashland Wisconsin caused about a million dollars in loss. It destroyed roughly 2,060,000 feet of Barker and Stewart lumber and 3,000,000 feet on Keystone Jacks, plus tramways and the Lime Salt and Cement dock. Winds limited further damage to mills. dynamite blasts aided salvage by moving lumber piles.

Ashland Wis Barker & Stewart Keystone Lime, Salt and Cement Company Barker & Stewart's Barker & Stewart Mills Waost Keystone Hines Lumber Company Chemro Wood Gilbert Keystone Lumber Company Priday Ashland Salt and Cement Company

Anarchists Barred From West Twelfth Hall Riot Arrests

Chicago reports anarchists blocked from West Twelfth street Warner hall Sunday as police closed the doors to thwart a planned rejoicing over an assassination. Five arrests were made, with two friends detained for persistence near the scene and one woman resisting arrest. The day also notes Ohio Governor Cox’s death and royal wedding events in Belgrade with broad political implications.

Chicago Pwelfth Street Warner Hall King Anumbert Morshuey Parsons Alowe Mixwell Street

Catcher Charles Snyder Dies From Foul Tip

In Pittsburgh on August 66 a foul tip struck Homewood catcher Charles Snyder at a game versus Lawrieville Grays, killing him instantly. This tragic accident occurred during the Homewood Athletic Club matchup at Homewood.

Pittsburgh Homewood Athletic Club Lawreriéeville Grays Homewood Charles Snyder Homewood Club

Owe it to All Friends on Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin

An old advertising note urges sharing the curative power of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It claims many friends suffer stomach trouble and offers bottles for 10c 50c or $1 through A L Hindenach, a druggist.

Dr. Caldwell A. L. Hindenach

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M. Madges Mostocal News Prof. Goodrich F. S. Goodrich Albion College Goodrich County Sunday School Association A. G. Randall Weber Prophet Hicks Angus Houghton Milling Gazette Howard Smiley Frank J. Cuexry A.D. Libb A. Wot the Weekly News the Daily News Avenye Pilea Agueles Priaay Attention—Koalun Cereal Co Beloit College Mich Thomas R. Roberts Cincinnati Haberts Loyal Legion Pierre Canada London Rocky Mountain Ten Madison Medicine Co. Dic Tieniam Lucy Parsons Cox Ohio Cleveland Jacob D. Cox Magnolia Mass Interior Grant Oberlin Jacob D. Cus Hoyal Belgrade Alexander Dragu Maschin Socuer Tauschanovich Oo L. Milligan Riverside Penitentiary National Prison Association Star Bakery M. H. Starr Anning & Willson McNames & Manning Manning & Willson State St Vomt Bolfink Brewery Hatt Street New Cai R. Schley Colorado Chita Missoark River Denver Colorado Springs Manitou Pueblo Salt Lake City Ogden Utah Great Rock Island Ataidapi Colorado the Magnificent F. DR. Lyon South Linden Street P. Hubbard West State Streac M Marshall
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