Vanderbilt Syndicate Secures Cincinnati Northern Victory
The Vanderbilt group and the O. B. & D. clique outbid Woodfords for control of the Cincinnati Northern after negotiations. If completed, Cincinnati Northern terminals would challenge the C. H. & D. by appealing to western Michigan traffic now routed through Toledo and Michigan lines and then south via the C. H. & D. This accelerates development of the line and threatens CHD business share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Northern
Toledo
Rotary Snow Plow Arrives For Michigan Traction Line
The Kalamazoo Telegraph reports a unique rotary snow plow for the interurban line of the Michigan Traction Company. It is said to be the first of its kind on any electric road in Michigan, with a built in fan like end mills to gouge and throw snow aside. The rotaries operate independently of the cars so passage remains possible if wheels stall. Two twenty-five HP motors power the plow and twenty-five HP drive the rotaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo Telegraph
Interuban
Michigan Traction Company
Michigan
Officers elected at Christian Endeavor meeting
At a hustiness meeting of the Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church officers were elected President Sydney McKee LL Vice President A E Bacon Secretary Mrs D W Knickerbocker Treasurer Miss Sadie Bentley There is more Outarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For many years doctors pronounced it local and incurable. Science has proven catarrh a constitutional disease and Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally and they offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Bend arose on CHENEY. SOO in SS vs Toledo O. Sold by Druggists Too. nall's Family Pille are the best. Tee Weekly Howe Largest and Hast Ody News 10 cent & Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Sydney McKee
A. E. Bacon
Mre
D.W. Knickerbocker Treavarer
Sadie Bently
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Bend
Cheney. Soo
Prof Moulton Lecture Series Opens Winter Season
Prof Richard G Moulton of the University of Chicago will deliver the first of a winter series of University Extension lectures on January 7 with subsequent talks every two weeks. The article details his career from London to Chicago and notes his influence in promoting public education through University Extension.
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Richard G. Moulton
University of Chicago
Monulton
Richard Green Moulton
Tis
London University
Cambridge
Cambridge University
American Society
Philadelphias
University of Pennsylvania
London Society For the Extension
Moulton
America
May Form Trunk Line Connected Cincinnati to Mackinaw
The Jackson Patriot reports Vanderbilt interests likely control the Cincinnati Northern railway and connect Cincinnati to Jackson with the Saginaw and Mackinaw division of the Michigan Central. This would create a north south trunk about 550 miles from Cincinnati to Mackinaw and jeopardize plans for a terminal and independent depots in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Patriot
Claincuati
Vanderbilts
Cincinnati Northern Railway
Cincinnati
Jackson
Saginaw
Hughes to Leave Town and Sell Furniture Business
E. B. Hughes has sold his furniture business to H. J. Good and J. W. Anstutz of Ohio. The Hughes will stay until Feb 1 then move to Wisconsin. Stock will be sold at low prices for 80 days as the new owners continue the up to date service.
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I Is
Olis Mew
Wisconsin
E. B. Hughes
H. J. Good
J. W. Anstutz
Ohio
Ling
Wil
Hughes
Marshall
Mrs. Hughes
Farmer fined for selling putrid hog carcass near Battle Creek
Battle Creek dispatch reports John Huggett, a Marshall township farmer, fined 27.80 for attempting to sell a decomposed hog carcass. He offered it to butcher John Grienenborper, who declined after recognizing the foul odor and notifying authorities. Huggett pleaded guilty, claiming neighbors had sold putrid carcasses in the city, and officers estimate the animal had been dead about two weeks.
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John Huggett
Battle Creek
Marshall
Costa
John Grienenborper
Hnuggett
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Harry E. Davis of Lisbon Iowa and Market Card of Climax. Wimner and Anna H. Weib both of Newton. Frank Andre and Jennie Hamilton both of Eckford. Frank Woodry and May Canfield both of Battle Creek. Charlie Wood of Battle Creek and Lillian Thompson of Three Oaks. Arby J. Pittinger of Hastings and Meribah Bennett of Burlington. Thomas O. Morgan and Harriot Howes both of Battle Creek.
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Harry E. Davis
Lisbon
Iowa
Market Card
Climax
Red Wimner
Anna. H. Weib
Newton
Frank Andre
Jennie Hamilton
Eckford
Frank Woodry
May Canfield
Battle Creek
Charlie Wood
Lillian Thompson
Three Oaks
Arby J. Pittinger
Hastings
Meribah Bennett
Burlington
Thomas O. Morgan
Harriot Howes
Church Circles and Local Notices Parade
A church circle report invites music at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening and notes a December dues reminder for the Central division of the Presbyterian Aid society. Also reports on John H. Callender entering the Baptist ministry and moving to Pine Creek, with Evangelical church services schedule and local reminders. William Jennings Bryan denies the senator rumor. Ohio Grange opposes the ship subsidy and supports oleomargarine bill and rural free delivery. A divorce filing in Laporte outlines property and housekeeper claims. Local notices include piano lessons by Miss Myrta Phelps and Christmas portrait reminders from a studio.
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Presbyterian Church
Central Division
The
Presbyterian Aid Society
DeShane
Peking Notes and Ban on Evacuation Debate
Washington reports British efforts to amend the Peking accord focusing on the Boxer leaders punishment and a delay risk, with Conger instructed to sign. Satow urged retention of irrevocable note language and preamble demands, Germany rumored to back Britain as most powers lean toward acceptance.
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Washington
Nec
State Department
Gonger
Peking
Conger
Edsward Satow
London
Great Britain
Ernest Satow
Daily Mail
Chi Li
Germany
Communications from Marshall man defends claims and quarrel details
Louis N. Giroux writes from Marshall Michigan on December 14 1900 to correct Chronicle misstatements. He recounts alleged threats by Mr Randall and a park hotel confrontation, notes a depot route to avoid him, admits tempering his response, disputes Chronicle reporting of a News office incident, explains a layoff and job swap, denies advocating charter surrender and questions union secrecy. He ends with regards.
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Vin Washington
Murphy’s
the Chronicle
Chronicle
Randall
Statesman Office
The
Lous N. Giroux
Calendar of readings and events in Kalamazoo area
A long list of upcoming activities from December through May across Kalamazoo Grand Rapids Detroit and other Michigan towns. Items include poultry show meetings lectures dances and elections plus church dinners and Masons chapters with dates and locations. Notable entries involve Good year dancing club Grand chapter Royal Arch Masons Knights of the Maccabees Calhoun County Teachers Association and Star lecture course events.
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Kalamazoo
Southwestern Michigan
Poeltry Association
Detroit
Ann Arbor
American Historical Association
American Economic Association
Goodyear Dancing Club
Grand Rapids
Panvention of Michigan
Knights of the Rip
Knights of the Maccabees
State Teachers Association
M. E. Church
Drummond Circle
Mark Brewer
Marengo
A. E. Craig
Board of Supervisors
Peck
J E Foley
Detroit—Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Lodge F
A. M
Alexander Black
Star
City
H Gorham
Clarence L. Burgderfer
Epworth League
Albion
Calhoun County Teachers Association
Fred High
United Brotherhood Lectors
Christian Church
city—Drummond Circle
G H Greene
City—Rav
Robert McIntyre
L Bradley
G A Bullard
Katherine Ridgeway
Soucert Company
city—Drummond Cirle
C E Gorham
Marshall
E G Brewer
George W. Bain
Drummond
O D Brewer
Calhoun County
Teacher's Association
Nicholson Institute Ear Drums Aid Deaf Fund Drive
A life helper cured of deafness by Dr Nicholson's artificial ear drums gave ten thousand dollars to the Nicholson Institute. The fund aims to provide free Ear Drums to deaf people unable to afford them. Address No 4016 780 Eighth Avenue New York USA Read The Daily News for the local news. Ten cents a week at your door.
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Vita
Nicholson
Bia Institute
Nicholson Institute
Eighth Avenue
New York
Meath
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Pine Creek
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Lincoln
Post-Dispatch
United States
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Akron
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Michigan City
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Albertson
Dennis
Myrta Phelps
Miss Phelps
Hillsdale College
West Prospect Street
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National Association
Senate Committee On Agriculture
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Main Street
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Gunther
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Cleveland
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