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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1900

Page

8

Night court at Dennison office crowd of girls accused

Testimony details a chaotic scene at Dennison's Eagle Block office where several girls screamed for release. Officers Burkhardt and Monk testified to arrests and cross examinations while Nettie and Cora described fits and coercive actions. Witnesses recounted room entries, kicks, shoves, and attempts to move girls to jail or a private room.

Cora Hall Officer Burkhardt Dennison Burkhardt Bruce Fish Eagle Block Patterson Monk Merrill

Jury clears Dennison in Finley stairway case

Patterson pressed the jury as Finley and Monk described guiding a girl through a stairway to an office, while Dennison denied wrongdoing claiming he acted to protect a girl from arrest. The trial ended with a not guilty verdict as the crowded courtroom applauded.

Monk Dennison Booth Corn Nettie Finley Finlay Ben Aa Monk Burkhardt Patterson Hazel Irl Nottie Felows Richard Heyrer Coldspring Park Gora Hall Tate Park Reds Horse Hatch

McKinley club holds first campaign meeting

Not a big crowd attends in Dr AR hall as twelve Republicans and two reporters gather for the McKinley club gathering. Chairman John Butler calls the meeting, Duskuin arrives, Hyde and Wisk appear, and a five member committee is formed to nominate officers. Meeting adjourned subject to the committee’s call.

AR. Hall John Butler McKinley Club Register of Deeds Duskuin Hyde Wisk C. Patterson Butler J. GC. Patterson B. J. Marshall David Walkinshaw Guy Fisk Mr. Butler

Trades of the Suame Horse Spark Fast Deals

Monday saw rapid horse trading as the Suame horse changed hands four times in under thirty minutes. Win McCraigy swapped with Engineer Fred Bailey of the Cincinnati Northern, then Henry Rocks snagged the animal, leaving McNanes briefly inspecting it before another deal moved the horse again. The day left all buyers satisfied save a dizzy horse.

Wade Dees Win McCraigy Fred Bailey Cincinnati Northern George McNames Mr. McNanes Cave Henry Rocks

Important Meeting to Hear Good Papers for County Schools

Calhoun County School Officers association will meet at the courthouse Saturday at 2 PM. Commissioner Burnham hopes many officials attend. The program includes music by Convis chorus, papers on Uniformity of School Forms and The Advantage of Free Text Books, discussions led by local educators, and sections on district libraries and teacher supply.

Calhoun County School Cmlera’ Associaion Galhoun County School Officers’ Association Court House Burnham Association Walter Scott Convin H. J. Day Fredonia Geo. R. Poot Battle Creek Convis Chorus Rey A. HA. Bailey F. J. Katz Burlington Clara Barhite Con Via Frank Minges William Gorsline Penfield Munsie J. M. Willison Reading Alice RK. Bell E Kongha J. L. Wagner Eaton County George B. Fisher William Boyd Sheridan

Allies Enter Pekin Amid Reports From Chinese Sources

The Morning Journal and Advertiser correspondent cables from Chefoo that allied forces entered Pekin and occupied the city. Envoys and their friends are said to be safe with the troops. Also reports the death of John J. Ingalls in Las Vegas New Mexico and the New York census total of 2,050,600 for Greater New York.

New York Morning Journal Chefoo Pekin Greater New York Washington, D. C

Jury Drawn for September Court in Battle Creek Area

Nns of the Gentlemen Who Will Furnish Jurors For the September Term of Court met in Austin's office and drew the panel. Names listed include Hamilton, B. Lacey, Dowding, Wheeler, Lowell, Goold, Randall, Simons, Self, Webb, Mannard, Sellers, Stringhans, Miller, Bolles, Morehardt, Reid, Lester, Blies, Wilder, Peachey, Hurley, Anderson, Boyd, Clevenger, Lawley, Bingham, Cook, Aldrich, Grant, and other local residents across Battle Creek and surrounding townships.

Williams Justices of the Peace Merrill and Tillotson Soupty Austin Goelock Gengis Fred Hamilton Tloier B. Lacey Lee Lenury Dowding LeRoy Zeno Wheeler Newton- Clark B. Lowell Penfield Grant Goold Tekonsha Hurl Randall Athens Phineas Phineas L. Simons Battle Creek Joseph Self Battle Creek City Sth E. D. Webb Lewis Manlard Clarence Sellers Wm. Stringhans J. N. Miller Marengo Myron Bolles Fredonia Jake Morehardt Eckford David Reid Marshall Tp Newton J. Lester Albion Chas. R. Blies Samuel Wilder James Peachey John Hurley Clark Anderson Sheridan John H. Boyd Bedford H. Clevenger E Burlington Thomas Lawley Clarence Jus Bingham Clarendon Pilaunder Cook Emmett John Aldrich Muarshall Edgar H. Grant

Liberty Congress at Tomlinson Hall Addresses Leaders

Liberty Congress events unfold with speeches by Moorfield Storey Sigmund Zeisler Norbert Bigelow and Capt Patrick O Ferrall. A Bourke Cochran letter draws loud applause as National Party figures in Indianapolis outline a statement for the anti imperialist congress behind closed doors.

Tomlinson Hall Moorfield Storey Boston Sigmund Zeisler Chicago Norbert Bigelow Cincinnati Patrick O'Ferrall Washington Bourke Cochran National Party Indianapolis Ind

Dense Fog Triggers Express Train Wreck Near Mill Creek

A fogbound signal error near Mill Creek caused a collision with an express train. Pierson and Grand Rapids crews rushed to the scene while both engines were destroyed and a 200 yard track was lifted. Estimated company loss nears $50,000 with trains suspended.

Marriage Licenses Listed for Battle Creek and Nearby

Marriage licenses issued include Ray L. Doty of Battle Creek wedded to Addie B. Carpenter of Orangeville Michigan. Harry J. Clark and Margaret Ertrade Daun of Reckford also married. Spencer Holcomb of Bedford wed to Licey Larrabee of Jackson. Daily News records shown in the 10 cent 4 week edition.

Ray L. Doty Battle Creek Addie B. Carpenter Orangeville Mich Harry J. Clark Margaret Ertrade Daun Reckford Spencer Holcomb Bedford Licey Larrabee Jackson Trip Daily News

Pastor Bailey to Preach at First Baptist Sunday

Pastor Bailey, now on vacation in Parma, will preach at the First Baptist church Sunday morning. All are invited to attend. There will be no evening preaching service.

Bailey Parma First Baptist Church

Battle Creek Alderman Attacks Prosecutor Hatch

Ab Phillips of Battle Creek presented a resolution denouncing Prosecutor Hatch for alleged trial delays and excessive costs. He accuses the office of dragging cases through repeated steps to profit defendants and officials, urging stop to the wasteful practice.

Ab. Philips Battle Creek Critielaes Ab. Phillips Board of Aldermen Hatch Phillips Marshall

Real estate transfers in Battle Creek and surrounding area

Gottlieb Schmid and wife convey lots 81 and 82 to Willard S Ells in Hutchinson’s addition. Sanitarium and Benevolent Association transfers to Sanitas Nut Food Co, lots 18 and 19, Sanitarium addition to Battle Creek for 3100. John J Kee llogg transfers lot 3 to Charles T Foster, RB in Battle Creek, 310 feet, 1550. Lizzie Kuppie transfers to Harriet A Smith one of nt-2 of nt-28s in Lewiston Township.

Gottlieb Schmid Willard Hutchinson’s Ad Battle Creek Michigan Sanitarium and Benevolent Association Sanitas Nut Food Co Sanitarium Ad John Jk. Kellogg Charles T Foster Lizzie Kuppie Harriet A Smith Lew

Railroad Elevator Start at Van Wert in Ohio

The Van Wert Bulletin reports work has begun on a new elevator to be built by the Cincinnati Northern at Van Wert. The railroad is upgrading tracks and plans a gravel train this week. Cincinnati Northern bulletin No 344 from May 14 was revoked, removing the order for trains to stop at Augusta crossing. State Railroad Commissioner Osborn had prohibited street cars from crossing the tracks, but the plan now is for the street car company to relocate the crossing from grade.

van Wert Cincinnat Northern Cincinnati Northern Yoledo Augusta Stearns Osborn

Social World events and guests at Brace Iake picnic

Mrs E L Stitchcomb hosted a Brace Iake gathering on Wednesday with Chas Hoffman as guest of honor. A party visited Lyon Lake to picnic for Miss Mollie Buchink of Jackson, guest of Mrs J C Keucile, joined by numerous friends and lunch baskets for a pleasant outing. Knox Stomach Tablets ad promotes stomach cure with fifty doses for fifty cents.

EL .E. Stitchcomb Brace Iike Kits. Chas. Hoffman Lyon Lake Mollie Buchiink Jackson J. C. Keucile J. ©. Keuchle Buehtiuk Suluagel Margaret Chesher W. J. Erause B. Wilkins May Francisco Vogt

Excursion to Putin Bay by Cincinnati Northern

The Cincinnati Northern plans a big excursion to Putin Bay on Tuesday August 28 for a day trip to the resort and Lake Erie. The special train leaves Marshall at 4 38 am and reaches Toledo at 9 20 am. The return boat State of Ohio arrives in Toledo at 7 pm and the train departs Central station at Soclock. Fare for the round trip is $1.50. A H Anson, Ticket Agent.

Cincinnati Northern Putin Bay Lake Erie Marshall Toledo Palin Bay State of Ohio Cleveland Soclock A. H. Anson

For Sale: Old Papers and Local Farm Lands Nearby

The News advertises for cash buyers of old papers at the Nisys office and a farm near town with buildings. Also offered is a first class dairy and fruit farm with milk route in Marshall to settle H. Lathrop estate. Address R H Lathrop, Marshall, Michigan.

Nisys Murray Charlotte Por Marshall

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