Beveridge Sees Philippines Forever as American Mission
In a lengthy senate address Senator Beveridge of Indiana argued that the Philippines are territory belonging to the United States and must be held under American civil authority. He urged bold action, warned against retreat, and pressed for continued expansion of trade with Asia while defending the island empire as a vital duty of the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Allen
Secretary of War
Beveridge
Ind
Philippine Islands
United States
Malden
House of Representatives
Senate
Deveridge
Randor
Philippines
China
Orient
Jila
Asia
Pacific
Odin
Ching
Idu
Savator Bewals
Otis
New England
Amerian
Blad Bulveldg
America
American Congress
Sof
Nen
Ion Wu
Cid
Congress
Shere
Senator Hoar
Rep
Mass
Indiana
Dewey
Hoar
Gen. Olis
Spain
Iloar
Ifoar
Manila
Heveridge
Massachusetts
Oli
Aguinaldo
Luzon
Hong Kong
de@arel
Moar
Bevavidge
Otis Ree
Utis
Local society notes and town updates mix of events
Jottings lists G A R meeting, a new safe purchase, a dance for the Ladies Library, Epworth League topics, church services, a missionary tea, and a couple’s marriage. Mentions hospital clerkship in Cuba, a local drain survey, school board actions, staffing at Delong’s, and a Mission Day lineup at M E church.
Personal notices of local residents and visitors
Miss Annabel Starks will spend Sunday in Albion. Mrs Mable Saulting visits relatives in Eaton Rapids Mire Win Woodchansee and daughter visit Union City. Mr and Mrs A Waite of Biarshail attended the Farmers Institute at Battle Creek. Mrs FM Townsend visiting friends in Grand Rapids will return later. Rev and Mrs P W McReynolds attend Messiah presentation in Olivet Monday night. Mrs Vine of Grass Lake guests of Mrs F M Foote remaining until Monday. Marion Marshall of Corunna, long with The News and Statesman, has taken a job in Chicago and departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabel Starks
Albion
Mable Saulting
Eaton Rapids
A. Waite
Biarshail
Farmers’ Institute
Battle Creek
FM. Townsend
Grand Rapids
P. W. McReynolds
Olivet
Marion Marshall
Corunna
The
News and Statesman
Chicago
Elected church officers and growth noted at annual meeting
Report of the annual meeting shows a prosperous church, with membership up from 150 to 213 in the last year and a net gain of about 70 after ten members left. Receipts total 119.47 for the Sunday school and 707.0 for the church. expenditures 696.96, with 10.94 on hand and about 100 in debt. Officers elected include Justices John Cuzzing and Lk B Simmons, Deacons Trudge Ingersoll and George S Woolsey, Church Clerk Judge Ingersoll, Treasurer O H Clute, Supt Sunday School Henry Wrotzer, Assistant Supt John Cuzzins, Missionary Committee E E Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Grouch
Battle Creek
Supt. Krotzer
W. A. Powell
Missionary Circle
Justicgs
John Cuzzing
Lk. B. Simmons
Depcons
Trudge Ingersoll
George S. Woolsey
Judge Ingersoll
O. H. Clute
Henry Wrotzer
S. S
John Cuzzins
E. E. Simmons
Church Meetings and Services Noted for Sunday Night
Miss Ella King leads the B Y P U at the Baptist church Sunday night. B E Yinger heads the Christian Endeavor at the Christian church. Miss Martie Purner conducts the Epworth League at the Mr church at 6 o clock. W C L T members urged to wear white ribbons on the street. Rev J E Walton preaches on the Intermediate State at Episcopal Church Friday. Rev CG Heylenrich to conduct services at Geran Lutheran Sunday morning. Trinity Episcopal rector Rev J E Waltey to conduct naval services Sunday morning and evening. Episcopal Church service this week includes a lecture on The Intermediate State by Rev J E Walton. Screens and Eysels E B Hoanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse & Deuel
Ladies’ Library Association
Epworth League
P. U
Christian Endeavor Societies
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Christian Church
J. M. Getchell
Universalist Church
Baptist Church
A. i. Bailey
Lyon Lake Society
L. N. Pattison
Fred EH. Cole
Mary C. Packard
Battle Greek
J. N. Pattison
Jackson
the Royal
Central Office
Christian Scientist Church
Ward Bros
Christian Church
WV. McReynolds
B. E. Yinger
Christian Endeavor
Martie Purner
W.clt
Episcopal Church
J. EE. Walton
CG. H. Heylenrich
Geran Lutheran Church
EK. Waltey
Trinity Episcopal Church
J. E. Walton
Real Estate Transfers in Athens and Surrounding Towns
Real estate transfers listed include Hy A Brnes to Leon L Pier for 16 acres in Athens at 800 dollars, Hy A Bruce to Clifford Hendrixeon for 10 acres at 500 dollars, Delilah Witt to May Furl for lot 111 Walter's add Battle Creek for 640 dollars, Win V Olney to Norris Olney for 5 acres in Clarendon at 1200 dollars, and to Herbert Olney for 31,200 dollars. Transfers cover properties in Clarendon, Battle Creek, Sheridan, Cattle Creek, Marengo, Albion, Albion, Bedford, and other towns, with prices ranging from 200 to 31,200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brnes
Leon L Pier
Aeres
Sco
Athens
Bruce
Clifford
Jos D. Hendrixeon
Aerra
Tyree
Delilah Witt
May Furl
Walter
Olney
Norris
Clarendon
Win
Herbert
Samah
Uwty Sea
Sue
Darlington
Elizabeth
Leventia
Marshall
Hyanil
Frank Bunde
Sheridan
Carrie
Mella Tievort
Pophar Avenue
Cattle Creek
Ge Ee
Mary KE. Kibler
Marengo
Bannette
Elmer
Giteford
Poplir Avenue
Battle Creek
Lorenzo A Sykes
Prosper J
Martha
Haines
Battle , Creek Township
Eunice A Sutton
Alice J Churchill
Merritt
Hy Ware
Chas Brown
Willow Street
Mott's
Addie E Hare
Bedford
Fayette Romans
Barnard H Romans
Resolutions Adopted By Marshall Methodist Church Board
The First Methodist Episcopal church of Marshall Michigan adopted memorial resolutions at a Friday meeting for Mrs. Rett Dean, praising her devotion and service, extending sympathy to her husband and children, and ordering copies to family press and church records. Capt Merrill and family, wintering in Annapolis, report the Montgomery cruiser off Liberia coast conducting surveys and harbor allocations to be chosen by the government, with Liberia permitting this government a harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Marshall
Mich
Mra
Andrew Dean
Aml
Mystic Land
Chrigh
Veen
Ged
Rett Dein
E. MaAwenny
Many L, Blakealed
Ei. Pane
Capt. Merrill
John Porter Merrill
Newport
Annapolis
Montgomery
Liberia
Marshall Bey
Paper name scramble and a shredded counterfeit note
A Kansas City style note shows Tarakey Turner forging “John Hanevock” on a pad for Chairman Henry of the investigating committee. The name then appeared on a $500 note to Furner’s old neighbor. Henry questions the note’s validity as the turnkey quickly tears up the document, revealing a quick spoof without real value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarakey Turner
John Hanevock
Henry
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Hony Deelnren
Philippinue Regia
Philippine
Tom. Frye
House
Ali
Ole
Hearne
Utsh
Comite
Kingdom of
Pilippine Islands
Isles
New York
St. Louis
Europe
G. Colgrove
H. Hotter
Puttle Creek
Ionia
Peter Lemon
Peter
F. W. Wolf
Michigan
Bay County
Tom Shepard
National Scale Company
Cleveland
P. A. Buart
St. Mary's Catholic Church
IL. N. Pattison
M. E. Church
Missionary Society
Tifty
Dell Timbrooke
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Caribbean Sea
Gienfuegos
Homer
Homer Lake
St. Joseph
Kalamazoo
Lohr
Central Building
Commercial Bank
Lizzie Scntt
Detroit
DeLong’s
Scott
Hueying
N. B. Gardner
C. C. Turner
Usu
A. A. Holmes
Justice Merrill
John Doyle
Sherman Church
Augusta Mill
Frank Billington
Preston
Congregational Church
Augusta
Alma
T. FE. Hollon
Columbus, Marshall & Northern Railroad
A.W. Wright
St. Johns
St. Charles
Clothiers
Mire, Win, Woodchansee
Daughter
Union City
Baptists
Ella King
E. B. Hoanes
Jesse M Hatch
Herbert Pardo
Ada
Murshid
Chas Mo Brown
Vickery
Methodist Church
Andréw Dean
Manning
Hin Foliay Maneeek
the Commercial Savings Bank
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