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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1901

Page

4

Small-pox and vaccination spur faith in protection debate

An early 20th century notice argues vaccination's value against smallpox, contrasting historic ravages with public indifference fueled by anti vaccination literature. It cites Macaulay on past deaths, urges vaccination within two years, and critiques Ernest Crosby's wartime church critique while praising Cardinal Gibbons and church leaders advocating peace.

Michigan V. G. Vaughan Medical College University of Michigan State Board of Health Vaughan Macaulay Europe London Berlin Copenhagen Tve Javent Episcopal Church Congress Ernest B. Crosby Christian Church Earth Church Herbert Spencer Frederick Harrison John Morley BeBe Barba Rian Crosby Cardinal Gibbons Grosby

Bryan Defends Democratic Reorganization in Chicago Talk

In his Jackson day address in Chicago, Bryan attacked deserters who promote a democratic reorganization after defeat. He warned insiders must lead party reform, urge open proposals, and resist outside voices. He praised six and a half million Democrats who back his stance and denounced traitors.

Chicago W. U. Bryan Bryan Bnyer

Legislative Promise and Corporate Pressure in Michigan

The piece argues the legislature must fulfill Republican promises to reform, or risk losing public trust and incurring accountability from voters. It notes corporate funders demand quid pro quo, creating tension and uncertainty over whether meaningful reforms will pass this session.

Aaw Th Vhey Pingree Doug

Reform, crime penalties, and political theater noted

The piece roasts reform limits on corporations, cites the Ondahy kidnapping case urging stricter penalties, and mocks political maneuvers around the presidency, the Supreme Court, and notable figures. It references Taft era politics, tariffs, taxes, and national leaders while lampooning policy debates and wartime actions.

Hearing Adjourned In Bonter Water Works Challenge

Judge Smith postponed the motion to dissolve the injunction opposing Bonter residents who voted eight dollars for water works funding. Tre Gay was set for hearing. Burkworth of Jackson and Oavanagh of Homer attended. Nichols, for remonstrants, learned he must be in Lansing for Homer Baling Co. case. hearing moved to Tuesday.

Smith Bonter Tre Gay Burkworth Jackson Oavanagh Homer Nichols Lansing Homer Baling Co van Raden & Wheeler Siith Nichols Lef Languy Winsor and Koley

Patience Calendar by Hood and Co opens 20th Century注

A 1905 Sursaparilla Calendar from O F Hood & Co Lowell Mass features a girl with rowing hair pink cheeks and the title Patience. The pad is large with monthly information and advertising coupons. Demand necessitated early work and late orders filled near New Year. Druggists supply these calendars or copies may be obtained by sending six cents in stamps.

Q. 1 Hood & CO Lowell Mass

Annual Meeting At Baptist Church Elects New Officers

About fifty members gathered for the Baptist church annual meeting. Reports from officers and committees were read, new officers elected, and a fine noon dinner served. The board of trustees showed the church reduced its debt from 855 to a healthier financial state. Budget for next year contemplates 11 expenditure. Church connected with waterworks. Elected: Clerk George Ingersoll. Treas Miss E Ek Bilings. Trustees Henry Krotzer Clarence McMinan. Supt Henry Krotzer. Asst Supt Jonh Cuzzins. Missionary bound E. Ek. Simmons. Also ads by Jas Burcuina Marshall for horse care and a corner lot for sale at Grand and Hanover and a lot on Stare street west.

The Baptist Church Board of Trustees Tate George Ingersoll Tentons M. H. Starr C. O. Miller Henry Krotzer Clarence McMinan E. Ek. Bilings Jonb Cuzzins E. EK. Simmons

Picture Plays by Alexander Black at Opera House

The Star lecture course presents a story in pictures by Alexander Black of New York on Jan 24 at the opera house. Outdoor scenes feature Broadway and Central Park among others. Special rates apply for Marshall school children and all students are urged to attend this instructive entertainment.

Opera House Alexander Black New York Jerry Black New York City Broadway City Hall Park Midison Square Fifth Avenue Hotel Washington Squire Old Fifth Avenue Central Park Brooklyn Bridge

East Divorce Suit Seeks to Set Aside Death

In Eckfond, the Chaus case Chase vs Melville L. Chase occupied Tuesday afternoon. Attorneys H W Cavanagh of Homer and Geo Southworth represented plaintiffs and defendants as Judge Smith took the matter under advisement. Gas es 85 and 68 called for Wednesday with court adjourned for the divorce exit into Got- Seeee morbing.

Chaus Chase Melville L Chase Eckfond H. W. Cavanagh Homer Geo. Southworth

City News Highlights Local Politics And Bank Directors

Mayor Powell strengthens family ties amid succession talk as John contemplates backing his son for the aldermanic board. First National Bank elects directors S H Gorham F A Stuart J L Dobbin U S Hamilton E Gorham with officers S H Gorham president H E B Winsor vice president E Gorham cashier. Attorney Crosby notes Benj Morgan not served in Mains damage suit, delaying trial. State Millers association pamphlets skeptically compare modern breakfast foods to bread in nourishment, exposing overhyped claims.

First National Bank S. H. Gorham F. A. Stuart J. L. Dobbins U. S. Hamilton Crosby Benj. Morgan Mr. Morgan J. 8. Stevens State Millers Association

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