Judge Doubts Village Waterworks Plan Injunction Case
Judge Smith doubts village of Tomer intended use of bonds for waterworks and hints at a land purchase motive. Petitioners Cavanagh and Barkworth defend, remonstrants Nichols and Porter argue against bond sale. Supreme Court review likely after Homer residents push to appeal. statute may bar such funding.
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Smith
Tomer
Charlotte
John Masten
Wm. Raby
J. J. Vandeburg
Harry Stone
Hannah Brown
H. W. Cavanagh
T. B. Barkworth
Jackson
Nichols
Homer and
Porter
Bhalla Court
Supreme Court
New District Proposal Redraws Michigan Boundaries
A new bill seeks state re districting to fit population growth. Calhoun remains in the third district, while the proposed changes join Eaton Kalamazoo Calhoun Branch Hillsdale with Culloun Kalamazoo Joseph Cass Berrien and Van Buren. The draft district would have a population around 210 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun
Gardner
Eaton
Kalamazoo
Branch
Hillsdale
Culloun
Joseph
Cass
Berrien
van Buren
Real Estate Transfers From Calhoun County Abstract Co
Real estate transfers listed include Frank S Stombler to Henry Webster on Liberty street Battle Creek for a sum unclear. Chas W Gatchell to Geo H Cowles 60 acres section 34 Clarendon for 2000 dollars. Robin Caines to I F M Wacleigh w 3 rods lot 70 and 62 Caines add Battle Creek for 500. Jerome Graves to Shubal A Bascom 25.100 acres section 7 Clarence for 150. Charlemagne Tooley to Frank Tooley 0 acres section 25 Clarence for 1. Frank Tooley and Char and Caroline Tooley heirs ands for 0 acres section 28 Clarence for 1. Evaling C Miller to John W Miller 0 acres sea and 40 acres Clarence for 330. Lease of dower rights released. Est M A Chamberlin probate to Josephine Hornady sole heir range blocks 6 lots 25 26 Battle Creek.
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Calhoun County Abstract Co
Hutch Block
Frank S. Stombler
Henry Webster
Liberty Street
Rattle Creek
Chas W Gatchell
Geo H Cowles
Clarendon
Robin Caines
IF M Wacleigh
Caines
Jerome Graves
Shubal
Bascom
Clarence
Charlemagne Tooley
Frank Tooley
Char
Caroline Tooley
Evaling
C Miller
John W Miller
Chamberlin
Josephine Hornady
Lota
Battle Creek
Gratitude for Kindness After Brother's Sudden Death
The family expresses thanks for the kindness shown during their hour of bereavement after the sudden loss of their brother. They note appreciation for support and acknowledge the discomfort of the situation. They mention Joan as Exias Lewis and suggest consulting a pharmacist about remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Exias Lewis
Resolutions honor Civil War veteran George Collins
O. Colegreve Post G A R passes resolutions detailing George Collins service beginning August 20 1861 with the 6th Michigan Infantry. He fought at Port Hudson Baton Rouge and Ship Island and participated in more than twenty engagements. Of 1957 enlistments 542 died. family and members mourn yet commend his soldier and citizen record. Post colors draped for 30 days and report sent to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Collins
O. Colegreve
Knce
Collins
United States Service
Mich. Inf
Henry
Virginia
Ship Island
New Orleans
Cypress Swamp
Baton Rouge
Breckenridge
Port Hudson
Trent-Col. Clark
War Department
6Th Mid
Committee
Water
Walkinsnaw
Citas
Prion
Wedded at Jackson Frugal wedding unites Gorham Aden duo
Mr Trueadet Gorham and Miss Haidee G Aden were married Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s sister’s home 807 West Main Jackson Rev W E Strong officiated Only relatives attended due to the bride’s mother illness They will honeymoon briefly then live with Mr and Mrs H G Allen in Jackson Gorham will return to work at the First National Bank The couple are well known in the city and receive public congratulations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.G. Allen Weet
Gorham
First National Bank
Marriage Licenses In Battle Creek Couple
Chas Fuller and Edith Puteh, both of Battle Creek, are recorded in marriage licenses. The note adds a poetic line about renewing youth through joy and sorrow, and a caution about using Rocky Mountain Tea from Madison Medicine Co. with a druggist recommendation.
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Chas. Fuller and
Edith Puteh
Battle Creek
Madison Medicine Co
Dic
Personal notices from Thursdays Daily News
Mrs. M. Long visits Albion relatives while Mrs. W. M. Baker travels to Homer and Colon. Mrs. A. H. Anson spends the day in Homer with kin. H. O. Cook of Homer stays at the Washington house. Eva Norris leaves for Tecumseh after visiting Mrs. Dickey. Mrs. Mont Qarel and Donna depart for Quincy after visiting Frank Mead. Pratt Courtright surveys Sheridan township this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Q. Shea of Sagitaw visit O. W. McCall group then go to Grand Rapids. Read The Daily News for local news. Ten cents a week at your door.
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W. M. Baker
Homer
Colon
A. H. Anson
H. O. Cook
City
Washington House
Eva Norris
F. W. Dickey
Tecumseh
Mont Qarel
Donna
Frank Mead
Quincy
Pratt Courtright
Sheridan Tuwnsbip
Q. Shea
Sagitaw
O. W. McCall
Grand Rapids
Dance Big Success At Opera House Social
Eighty couples attended a dance at the opera house with masks of many kinds. Guests came from Marshall, Battle Creek, Albion, Union City, Homer and nearby towns. Cunningham's Orchestra played as masking peaked around 11. The event netted about $30 after expenses, and another dance is planned for April 1.
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Perrinville
Sean
Boxera
Uncle Sama
Cunningham
Orchestra
Battle Creek
Local News Briefs From North County Farm and Town
George Woolsey lost a horse on ice at his farm northeast of the city after it slipped near the barn and broke its hip. Fletcher's clothing house to install two glass and mirrored display cases with electric lighting. Albion council to ask Michigan Central railroad for gates and watchmen at street crossings after two fatal accidents. Thomas Lewis body moved to Ann Arbor for burial. brothers John and Elias Lewis present for arrangements. James Tilton, long-time resident and former soldier, died at his home. Grand Army ceremony planned at GA hall with Rev. J Mo Getchell likely officiating. Tilton would have turned 87 in April.
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George Woolsey
City
Barna
Albion Council
Michigan Central Railroad
Thomas Lewis
Rolfe Mill
Ann Arbor
John Lewis
South Lyons
Elias Lewis
Gregory
James Tilton
Nanan
GA. K. Hall
Grand Army
Rev. J. MoGetchell
Mr. Tilton
Court and Crime Seabiannual Report Summary
Prosecution data show during six months 234 prosecutions, 171 convictions, 11 acquittals, 7 dismissed on costs, 23 nol pros, 26 discharged on examination, and 1 escape or settlement noted in Hitch's six month report.
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Hitch
Seai
Dead Queen Praised. Verdi Said Dying. Suffrage Inquiry Planned
The American press unites in praise of the dead queen while Verdi is reportedly near death. A House inquiry into denial of suffrage in the South is planned. Various political and legal items follow, including ambassadorships and military retirement moves amid broader turmoil.
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Italy
Verdi
House
South
Simon Lorge & Co
New York
Sch
Mauryk L. Leuse
Pansy Island
United States
Flippen
Tenn
Congressional Committee
West Point
B. G. Lake
London
G. AL KR
Cleveland
New Jersey
William Death
Busschester
Brooke
Corbin Mal
Miles
Porter
White
Choate
Fire destroys steamer City of Louisville at dock
Benton Harbor Michigan January 19 The Graham and Morton propeller City of Louisville burned to water edge while laid up for winter Watchman Charles Southworth of Saugatuck burned critically Investigation suggests murder by thieves aiming to plunder the vessel and conceal the crime Loss to Graham and Morton company put at 75000 fully insured Hull may be saved and steamer rebuilt
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Graham & Morton
Louisville
Charles Southworth
Saugatuck
Trig
Graham & Morton Company
Debate on Free Ships and Navigation Laws
The senate resumed consideration of the shipping bill with Senator West (Mo.) calling for free ships and attacking U S navigation laws as causing merchant marine decline. House actions included passage of the District of Columbia appropriation bill and naval funding debates. Conferees for the army reorganization bill reached a final agreement, while currency reform and park bills received favorable moves alongside flood relief requests and bicycle path proposals.
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Washington, Dan
Senate
Frye
West
United States
Merchant Marine of America
Rawlins
Dem
Utah
Mormon Church
Thomas L. Kearns
Jlale
Chandler
N. H
House
Washington
District of Columbia
Wheeler
Kentucky
R Richardson
Marine Corps
Washiupton
Change of Dates in C. Colegrove Post G Meetings
Change announced: C Colegrove Post G A WK will meet on the first and third Friday evenings instead of Mondays. New committees named for the year include Finance Walkinshaw Miller Walker and others. Sick-Robi Schley chairs. Good of Order Geo Smith and others. Entertainment C I Walter Wright Town Cuzzins George Seymour. Color Bearer Rue. Standard Bearer Hunt.
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O. Colegrove
Clute
Walkinshaw
Wright
Miller
Shotwell
Chas. Langridge
Marble
Kidney
Geo. Smith
Robi. Schley
Shellenberger
Cuzzins
Haunt
Frier
Wrighe
Rue
Good of Order
Joe King
Chas, Robinson
H. H. Miller
E. Inman
C. I. Walter
TF. Wright
R. Town
J. Cuzzins
George Seymour
Hunt
Special meeting of C Colgrove post G A R on death of James Pilton
A special meeting of C Colgrove post G A R is called for Friday at 7 p m to decide on the death of James Pilton and to arrange funeral attendance for Saturday morning at the hall. Signed by Commander Clate and Adjutant Walterz. The weekly News Jargent and best One dollar 1 year.
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C. Colegrove
Lall
James Pilton
Clate
Walterz
the Weekly News
Jargent
Coldwater Y M C A Shows Low Debts And Solid Value
AROUND THE STATE details the Coldwater YMCA with 200 members and property valued at 49000 while debts total only 126. Roscoe Dawlirl¢ is renamed state analyst in the pure food department. St Joseph County Teachers Association plans its annual meeting at Constantine on February 2. Michigan Chicago debate set for Chicago April 6 for Central Debating league title. Pere Marquette section workers face nine hour days as wages drop. Niles coal boom revived with a 40 foot shaft and claims of a rich vein.
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Coldwater Y. M. C. A
Roscoe C. Daw Lirl
Pure Food Department
St. Joseph Courtty Teachers’ S Association
Constantine
Chicago
Central Debating League
Freed and Buehwun Wed in Marshall Marriage
Oliver J. Freed and Miss Josephine Buehwun of Marshall were united in marriage at noon Tuesday at the officiating minister Rev Porter’s residence. Both are well known in Marshall and will reside there. wishes for happiness accompany the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver J. Freed
Josephine Buehwun
Marehall
Wi. &. Porter
Battle Creek
Marshall
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Rocky Mountain
Colegieve Post
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Mr. Trueadet Gorham
Mss Haidee G. Aden
Daily News
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Albion Relatives
Hayes
Ladies Union
P. Hayes
Southworth-Housteon Block
Perrinville Fire Department
Fletcher
Peoples Clothing House
Curkkens
the Daily News
Senator West
Mouse
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Treasury
National Park
New Mexico
House Committee On Public Lands
Ark
Fru
Madison
Wis
Portigo
Wisconsin
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C.colegrove
A. WK
Hveninga
CLUBS
Pere Marquette Road
Niles
Social World
Newa
The
Marshll News
the Marshall News
Oh Nations
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Watchman
Marshall News
Farm
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Detroit
Michigan Farmer
Ine Marshall News
New York World
Marshall, Mich
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