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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1899

Page

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City council discusses sewer work and bridge project

The council debates sewer joints and contractor Lamson’s work with city engineer Jourtright affirming proper progress. Alderman Anson reports Marshall avenue bridge nearly finished and urges holdback, while a water and sanitation push prompts pipe repairs and new water connections.

Recorder Brown Ald Zanger Couneil Miller Ald. Joy Water Works Committee Lamson Joy City Ald. Anson Street and Bridge Committee Marshall Avenue Anson Aline

District Seule Fashion Club Meets at Mrs Snyder Home

Mrs Snyder entertained the Monday Club on North Grand street with reports on operas by Mrs Cook and remarks from Mrs Miller and Mrs Dickey who attended grand operas. Miss Canfield’s lecture request read. Miss Hughes spoke on women and children wage earners. district school style spelling drill followed. next meeting set for Miss Bess Fletcher’s home on South Eagle street.

Snyder Monday Club North Grand Street CG. T. Cook Craig Miller F. W. Dickey Anns Canfield Canfield Charles Gorham Elizabeth Hughes

Calhoun County Medical Association Banquet Planned

The Calhoun county Medical Association will hold its regular meeting and banquet at the Halladay house in Battle Creek next Tuesday. Dr Bot Pendell will speak on Christ in Science. The association has about 100 members with thrice yearly meetings and an annual banquet.

Calhoun County Medical Association Halladay House Battle Creek Bot. Pendell

Mysterious phrase puzzled locals and a county abstract ad

A reader seeks help decoding the odd phrase went as used by a Cockney guide near Clarendon and a murder scene described by English witnesses. The column notes a community letter request and proposes readers send explanations for publication. It also advertises Calhoun County Abstract Co and Crushed Cere s Coffee Cake for indigestion.

Convention to feature Christian Endeavor in Battle Creek

Battle Creek hosts a two day Christian Endeavor convention this Friday and Saturday with speakers including Charles Dell Ernest Hatch and Miss Mary Isabel Smith. Delegates from Marshall and Kalamazoo will attend, outlining sessions on prayer religious life and societal involvement.

Christian Endeavor Societies Battle Creek Chas Dell Ernest Hatch H. A. Buzzell Lala Weatherwex St. Joseph Charles Dell Ernest Hatch Marshall Mise Carrie Parsons Kalamazoo King's Children Eva Wood Linsing Nev H. A. Wanniford Athens Calhoun County QU. E. Union W. 8. Potter Dan EF. Beattes D.db Grand Rapids Bastian Sauls Charlotte WH. Bk. Wiequit Three Rivers Christian Endeavorers James Provan Buchanan The Christiann Endeavorers Eicty Mary Isabel Smith W. E. Cook Battle Greek H. E. Davis Homer C. I. Norton Plainwel Pres Parewell Mary Issabel Smith Presbyterian Church Sovietly Mr. Voorhees Christian Church

Mains Denies Starting New Battle Creek Paper

Charles R. Mains rejects rumors he will start a Battle Creek newspaper. He told a Sunday Record reporter that papers overstate his plans, saying the Sunday Record probes differently than dailies. He doubts he will launch a newspaper unless it educates the public.

Battle Cratk Record Charles R. Mains Battle Creek Mains Sunday Record Stark Marshall

Carelessness in Calhoun County Poor Office

The Coldwater Reporter notes serious mismanagement in Marshall county affairs of the poorhouse office. It alleges duplicated and fictitious bills resulting in over $820 drawn for one person though only $34 was claimed or paid. The piece urges supervisors to tighten controls and protect public funds.

Calhoun County Abstract Watson Block Court House Batiss Church Cannoun County Abstract Co Marshall, Mich Marshall Calhoun County Coldwater

Fire at Taifeu Place Destroys Barns In Clarendon Township

A Friday morning blaze at the Taifeu place in Clarendon township destroyed three large barns, with about sixty tons of hay and stock losses. Neighbors arrived quickly, including the Thunder boys with a hose line, saving two additional barns and much of the stock. Total loss around $4,000 with $1,750 insured. origin undetermined.

Clarendon Tuffee Parnors TuFee

Circuit Court December 4 Startling Cases Likely

Circuit court opens December 4 with notable cases including the Sanderson matter likely to go to trial though key witnesses are not yet secured. The city of Battle Creek sues the county board of supervisors over a smallpox epidemic bill, with the prosecutor prepared to offset the claim by showing county payments for bills that should have been city responsibility. Prosecutions under city ordinances have been paid by the county and sentences under the ordinance have prior county support.

Circuit Court Sanderson Battle Creek Board of Supervisors

Marriage Complication Near Albion Stirs Local Officials

A marriage between John Butts and Elizabeth Bugden in November sparks a complaint of perjury by Elizabeth’s uncle William Butts. The couple, ages 40 and 26, fled Albion after a license was issued in Des Moines. Authorities have yet to locate them. a warrant will follow once their whereabouts are known.

John Butts Elizabeth Bugden Merrill William Butts Marengo Austica Mervill Austin England Albion Perhips Morrill William Butte Ure Geils Butts

JUMPS ONTO HATCH. Battle Creek feud over jail fines rages

The Rattle Creek Record attacks Prosecutor Hatch over efforts to make Battle Creek pay for sending its drunken offenders to jail. The editor notes contradictions about county and city funding, arguing that fines from local recorder and justice courts affect different jurisdictions and blaming Marshall and Albion for delays and disputes.

Rattle Creek Hatch Hattle Creek Young Marshall Albion Marshall Wen Battle Creek Recorder's Court Justice Courts

Wire breaks cut town fire alarm for half hour

A broken wire halted the fire alarm system late Monday afternoon, leaving the town without alerts for about thirty minutes. Fire Chief Girant Ahen began locating the fault, suspecting accidental telephone line damage by linemen, who soon restored service when communication resumed.

Girant Ahen

Blood Relations In Prohibited Marriage Case

John Butts and Elizabeth Bugden have married within prohibited kinship and lived with Butts’ brother James Butts in Albion. Will Butts of Murengo asked City Clerk Austin about the license and relations, denying any near relatives. The girl came from England in July. the couple have been in the county about a year and have since disappeared, to be separated if found.

John Butts Elizabeth Bugden Butts James Butts Albion Will Butts Murengo Austin Butta England

Real Estate Transfers in Albion and Battle Creek Area

A stream of real estate transfers lists buyers and sellers across Albion, Clarendon, Battle Creek, Homer, and surrounding townships. Notable entries include Elizabeth Hyatt to George No Briars-Law in Burlington for 5000 dollars, Daniel G. Peck to Eugene Adams in Athens for 740, and many lot and acreage exchanges in Irwin's and Burnham's additions. Heirs of Liza M. Blanchard sell 80 acres in Marshall township for 600 dollars, with other deeds detailing sections 34 LeRoy, 28 Athens, and 26 Lee. The list reflects widespread property activity and specific parcel descriptions, prices, and township references.

Melie Irwin Avenue Albion Tamar Stednan Frank G. Perry Qamumings Caroline Salter Robert Irwin's Add Daniel Pareh Ira Partch Clarendon Elizabeth Hyatt Gavorge Block Burlington Cora Weaver Liinan Dryer Verona Jutan D. Day Levy B. Bentley Crauvis Davin Vollick Marcus D. Marna Cereseo Liza M. Blanchard Lewis Blanchard Marshall Township Caleb Webb Ernest D. Webb Lut Burnham Battle Creek Susie KE. Rousseau Minnia J. Ellis Slock Wright al Lion Nat. L. Rowe Harry Avery LeRoy Daniel G. Peck Eugene Adams Wlock Athens Elenora Miller Alberto WM. Fuller Athens Township John Bird Martha Palmatier Pemnfield Rank Billings Hirany W. Sunberg Lee Township Isabella M. Wintersteen Rollin d. Harlow Arin B. Wrisbie Piper Avenue Fred'k A. Miller Carl Vogelrenter Fredonia Pinch & Robinson John Kellogg Corless Heights Jacob Stross Paul Collyer Albion Township Henry Goldup Homer Township Jas. Stringer Orson Andre

Marriage Record Shown by County Clerk After Twenty Years

County Clerk Austin recorded a marriage that occurred twenty years ago in the town of Lice. The couple was wed November 19, 1879, by an Albion justice of the peace. The union was not logged until Tuesday, when the clerk added the record to fulfill the justice's affidavit that he performed the marriage.

Austin Lice Albion the Perce

Oil Well Boring Near Bellevue Attracts Attention

The Wolverine Development Co. begins drilling on Thomas Blank’s farm near Bellevue after decades of surface oil indications in Assyria township. F A Stuart of this city is an investor with a 50000 capital, and Toledo operator T H Grogan oversees the project. Drilling reaches 65 feet with a strong water vein breaking through a 10 inch pipe.

Bellevue Gazette F. A. Stuart Assyria Bellevue Thomas Blank Wolverine Development Co 7. H. Grogan Toledo Ohio Tha Wolverine Development Co Messrs Stuart Marshall

Farmers Descend on Marshall Trade Town

Summer warmth fades as Juldyr weather shifts farmers into Marshall's town for wintering purchases. Merchants report brisk trade across lines of industry with bargains drawing buyers from the countryside to Marshall, a flourishing market hub.

Juldyr Marshall Marehall

Knox Stomach Tablets Cure Catarrh of the Stomach

An advertisement profile describes catarrh of the stomach as arising from impure blood and poor digestion. It asserts Knox Stomach Tablets purify blood, activate the liver, and restore digestion to cure the condition rather than merely stimulate the stomach. A single box of fifty tablets is touted as proof.

Knox Fountain Head

Also Mentioned on This Page

N. H W. Holton Marahial Hollon Mons Special N. H. Hollan Hollan Oakridge Yollon Reid Mapyer Cos CP Hibbard Marshal Wibbard Counrr Locust Street Jobo Storrs Warneworth John Lansing John Mr. Farnsworth Water Board Kalamazoo Avenue Justice Merrill Mann County Medical Association Table Creek Mirela Wing Orler Uy Mia Hickory District Christian Endeavorers C. R. Mains Makabonee Taffee Place Snellen Merrill Dious Mitretall Blood Relations Joli Butts Vaete and Niett E. B. Hughes E. J. Howsop Deak Frovuiniera
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