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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1900

Page

8

United States replies to Li Hung Chang outlines negotiating stance

Washington confirms it will not enter negotiations while China lacks a capable government to restrain hostilities. The note preserves courtesy but is firm, signaling readiness to negotiate later, with papers of Chinese representatives examined by a conference, and Wu and others acknowledged as official envoys.

Uncle Sam Li Ming Chang Washington United States Li Hung Chang China Peking Tientsin

Love Feast Nomination At Convention In Battle Creek

A probate judge was the first office discussed with W C Gage of Battle Creek slated to present James Henry of the city for nomination. Henry praised as a paragon. S M Reed of Albion seconded. Garfield moved unanimous. Eckford delegate George Gibbs voted no and objected to acclamation. Miles Curtis led to the tellers casting for Henry after remarks. Sheriff was the next office with Dr L M Gillette proposing Sheriff Williams for renomination.

Gora I’. E. McNary Leroy Dr. Gillette Battle Creek R. B. Hart L. B. Tompkins Hart Miles Curtis Allen Bob Smith McNary Jordan Ar Hart Woinuss Mr. Allen G. H. Dasksin J.d.mapes Albion Clarendon Homer Marshall Tekonsha Newton Simmons Daskam R. A. Carpenter Patterson Hatch J.D. Mapes L. E. Stewart L. KE. Clawson Battle Dr. Robinson Dr. Church J. J. DeShane Tellera J. Patterton Pratt Cortright L. C. Robinson Eckford F. W. Dickey George H. Southworth W. A. Crosby W. J. Garfield Southworth Garfield Robinson W.C. Gage James Henry Henry S. M. Reed George Gibbs Gibbs LM. Gillette Namie Williams Renomi

Political pointers and county convention notes

Four years after leading anti Bryan revolt Eugene Pringle now presides over a Bryan and Stevenson club. Phelps of Ceresca is groomed for county treasurer by Democrats. Democratic convention times revised to 11 a m to finish before noon. Senate race setup against Dr A D Bangham. incumbent is F M Brown. Dyspepsia cure advertised with Knox Stomach Tablets.

Eaton County Eugene Pringle Jackson Bryan Free Silver Albion Mirror Bryan and Stevenson Club Phelps Ceresca State Senate A. D. Bangham Homer Bathe Creek 4. M. Brown Kalamazoo County Calhoun County Kalamazoo Knox

Republican Convention Renominates A D Keep decisively

The Republican representative convention met briefly at four minutes past the hour with a small crowd. A. D. Eldred was named temporary chairman and L. S. Warren temporary secretary. Credentials three and resolutions were arranged, and BE P Keep of Tekonsha was nominated for representative. Keep expressed appreciation and pledged to continue past service. The convention adjourned.

Southworth David Walkenshaw Committee On L. S. Warren Albion BE. P. Keep Tekonsha Keep S. M. Reed

McKinley Roosevelt club formed in Marshall at G A R Ball

Named officers were elected and ward committees appointed at a McKinley club meeting held at G A R Ball. The club name was changed to McKinley and Roosevelt club of Marshall, with aims to organize the county and contest control for two years. Officers include President J J DeShane and Secretary J P Gallas.

McKinley Club G. A. R. Ball Rough Rider McKinley and Roosevelt Club Marshall J. J. DeShane J. BP. Gallas W. ‘Te. Phelps I. H. Whitmore G. B. Wright C. Page L. 8. Page John McConnell M. E Laberteaux E. H

City News Highlights From Lyon Lake And Albion Events

Labor day will be celebrated at Lyon lake with a big band concert by The Albion band. A ground carnival advertises two weeks at Devil's Lake with railroads offering special rates. A new furnace by Marshall Furnace Co. is installed at Mrs J R Cummings West Prospect St. Miss Bertha Dobbins owns a new trap. A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Fred Kipper on Fast State Street. The sale of seats for In the Rogue's Gallery starts tomorrow at Swartwout & Swartwout's with 15 cent tickets for opening night.

Lyon Lake Albion Band Fred Kipper Fast State Street Albion Bard Marshall Furnace Co Branil J. R. Cummings West Prospect Street Tred Mason Nellie Hopkins Orson Avery Devil's Lake Albion Austin Rogue's Gallery Harry Shannon Company Eagle Opera Houses Swartwout & Swartwout P. Wood Dan Hagan Foyle Street John Rentschler

Michigan Central runs $5 excursion to Petoskey Sept 4

Railroad notes report Michigan Central will operate a five dollar round trip excursion to Petoskey on September 4. Telegraph poles are staged in Michigan Central yards for line work as crews renew poles from west to east, blanketing the route except between the city and Battle Creek. An open excursion rate applies for the prohibition convention in Lansing August 28 and 29 with sale dates August 27 and 28 in lower Michigan and August 2 and 27 in upper Michigan. Tickets return by August 30 or 31 respectively. no sale on August 29.

Michigan Central Battle Creek Michigan Lansing Lower Peninsula Upper Peninsula

Personal notices from Daily News list visiting and trips

Asa Townsend of Louisville is in the city. J. Stevenson went to Homer. Miss Ella Mensch of Jackson visiting. O Ball of Albion township and W D Church of Grand Rapids in the city. Mrs A G Ames of Jackson returned home. Drain Commissioner Mead and Henry Mumaw visited Homer and Jackson. Mrs Wm Easterly of Chicago visiting relatives. Miss Ada Walz to Chicago for ten days. Charles Pierce and Miss Nellie Pierce of Coldwater guests at the Royal. Miss R Farley of Adrian visiting Zoe Ward’s home. E L Pen of Marion College and Luella Conger of Litchfield guests of Pendell. D W Finley of Chesaning returned home. Al Burton left for Eckford. Nettie Easterly and Mrs Win Easterly of Chicayzo visiting Mrs Marvin Patterson at Wilders. Mr and Mrs Louis Tillman to Buffalo. Tillman foreman of Cincinnati Northern bridge gang.

O. Ball Albion Township W. D. Church Grand Rapids A. G. Ames Jackson Mead Homer Henry Mumaw Wm. Johnson James Henry Detroit W. ©. Gage Battle Creek Wm. Easterly Chicago Luella Conger Litchfield al. Burton Eckford Toledo Nettie Easterly Win Easterly Chicayzo Wilders Marvin Patterson Louis Tillman Buffalo Mr. Tillman Cincinnati Northern Bridge Gang

Death by own action on roof ends in dummy fall

At Hatch block a man apparently leapt from the roof causing a crowd to gather as Pete Wiggins reported a suicide. The body lay on the sidewalk with a torn frame and straw from a dummy scattered about. the accident damaged a telephone wire but caused no other harm.

Pete Wiggins Pete Statesman Rose Hatch

Trial of Fred Hoffman adjourned to September 5

The case against Fred Hoffman charged with malicious destruction of property was heard by Justice Smith in Albion and adjourned to September 5. The boy is described as half-witted and is said to be supported by a well off father who has abandoned him.

Fred Hoffman Albion

Marriages Recorded in Battle Creek Area

Marriage licenses list Frank W Calvert and Louise M Allen of Battle Creek. Ray Van Winkle and Maggie Wilk gon of Battle Creek. Wm Edgett of Battle Creek sang Edith Knapp of Grand Rapids. Charles Cotton and Hazel Casteline of Newton. Cornelius Pyle and Flora Lee of Battle Creek. Bert Mitchell and Mabel French of Tekonsha.

Wm. Edgett Battle Creek Edith Knapp Grand Rapids Charles Cotton Hazel Casteline Newton Cornelius Pyle Flora Lee Battle Greek Bert Mitchell Mabel French Tekonsha

Markets Update Grain and Livestock Prices August

Chicago reports mixed grain trading with wheat weak and corn easing, oats steady, potatoes steady, and eggs firming. live poultry steady and hens holding. New York notes stronger spring wheat demand with No. 2 red at 0.15, corn and oats steady. hogs active on packing and shipping, various price ranges across cattle and mixed livestock. overall market uncertainty persists.

Chicago Teygtae Cohrn Doog Evye New York Pennsylvania Midrk Wester South Omaha Texas

Open for business at Bush and Wright's cider gul ty

Cider gul ty open for business near the Christian church corner, West end Bancrep and Gherry Sia, inviting customers to bring apples and enjoy heat and lean.

Bush & Wright West End Bancrep Gherry Sia

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Spondent The Daily Graphic European Russia Odessa R. BK. Fart J Allen Epee Sean TG Smith Jordan Sioner L. E. Clawson Battle Oak Joseph L. Hooper and Miller Hooper Hooper Bush Godfrey W. E. Spaulding George Robinson Chas Colwell H. H. Bidwell Mr. Bidwell Committee On Resolutions Political Pointers J. Nagel West State St J. Nagel’s Store Tokonsha Man Biyle City News Vida Vary East Mansion Street E.B. Hughes Undertakers Ngwa Daily News Petoskey Asa Townsend Louisville Stevena Ella Mensch D. W. Finley Chesaning James Finley E. B Hughes Frank W. Calvert and Louise M.allen Ray van Winkle Maggie Wilkogon
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