Defense fund plan debated at United Ming Workers convention
Indianapolis delegates reported 886 votes for Lewin on the third ballot to name a vice president with 249 for Reese of Iowa. A defense fund plan funded by monthly 25 cent dues and 25 percent remitted to the national secretary was adopted with district reporting and a 30 day national relief option. A dispute over admitting Town operators led to a postponed adjournment after a sharp session amid miner operator tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Jin
United
Thomeas JL. Lewis
John
Resse
Iowa
Vicw
Lewin
National Board
National Secretary
National Treasury
Iown
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
A Terrible Fate Report Of Wolves In Presque Isle County
A Detroit letter says John Smith, a former resident, was devoured by wolves near a logging camp in Presque Isle county after straying from his camp in the early evening. His partially devoured body was found in the snow with a wolf carcass nearby, evidence of a desperate fight. Smith was a Spanish-American War veteran and well to do. Acquitted in Petersburg, Albert Hunt of Superior Wis., who shot John K. Parrish in Petersburg Christmas Day, was acquitted Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
John Smith
Presque Isle
Presque Isle County
Smith
Petersburg
Albert Hunt
Superior
Wis
John K. Parrish
Trade Opens On Panay Coast And Bay Area In Philippines
Washington reports the western coast of Panay and Laguna de Bay regions opened to unrestricted trade by week’s end. Major engagements with insurgents cited, with arms and ammunition captured and casualties listed. Other dispatches note multiple skirmishes, dispatches from Manila, and the death of Brig. Gen. Stanton in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gerr. Otis
War Department
Panay
Laguna de Bay
Otis
Manila
MacArthur
Maj
Bishop
Bambases
Young
Steever
Tinio
Dodd
Santa Luels
Santa Cruz
Schwan
Lieut
Stockley
Twenty-first Infantry
Talisay
San Tomas
Batangas
Paul Devereaux Stockley
Cleveland
Liberty Street
New York
Eugene G. Wing
Thirty-sixth Infantry
Alabama
Sehwan
Majaydey
Laguna Province
Qen. Wheeler
Warren
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Guam
Entertainments and community notices brighten Marshall
The W G0 T U ladies plan a February 14 novel entertainment while weather permitting many ice boating enthusiasts will go to Guilt Lake Saturday. Ed Houser heads to Manila. John Thomas Concert company ticket sales start Feb 11. Local pension increases, store renovations by Warren & Sons, and merchants closing at 8 PM are noted. A Sunday School executive meeting is set, Bracelake visitors are given rides at high speed, and ads highlight penny bargains. The Coldwater Courier urges improvement associations, while Bromberg buys Bury Bee Hive. A humorous gas incident in Coldwater is recounted. The Gathoun County Sheep and Wool Growers meet Feb 8 in Battle Creek with Robert Gibbons speaking on breeding and wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecNames & Manning
George Blashfield
Teékonsha
P. 5
Warren & Sons
Bart Kelleher
George Maser
John Butler
Obas
Hillibrant
City Sunday School Union
Ephraim Marble
West Green ‘Street
Bracelake
George W. Robinson
J. Nagel
Coldwater Courier
Marshall
Er. Bromberg
Battle Creek
Bury
J. A. Anna
Bromberg
Treseder
Anna
Gathoun County Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association
Jefferson Street
Offlicera
Robert Gibbons
Detroit
Rattle Creek
Personal News Briefs Streak Through Local Notices
Miss Kitty Conley returns from Chicago and Investigator James Henry spends Sunday at his Battle Creek home. The Misses Geisle visit Maurice Manning, J. A. Unni visits his Battle Creek branch store. Mrs Craig Carleton Miller entertains Miss Margaret Buchanan and Miss Mabel from Thomas Ward after their Wisconsin trip. Mr and Mrs Frank Green visit S. H. Sampson in Marengo. Mrs Maxon and son from Leslis visit cousin C Herbert Thompson. Mrs E Gill and Chicago daughter sail from New York to Paris. Miss Bertha Howard of Albion visits Miss Frances Smyth. Miss Nettie Thonder of Eckford stays with Mrs J E Mast two or three Yorks. Ed Way visits his mother. HQs now in Milwaukee and he can’t easily return for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Conley
Chicago
James Henry
Battle Creek
Craig Carleton Miller
Margaret Buchanan
Thomas Ward
Miss Mabel
Wisconsin
Ed. Way
Mr. Way
Milwaukee
Agesay
Sunday Ag
Masquerade at Marengo big success with 71 tickets sold
A Wednesday masquerade in Marengo drew many attendees and sold 71 tickets. The event featured a cake walk by eight men from Manila in white, with Marsh and Sharpsteen providing music in the new dance hall. Local guests included Roy Town, George McNames, Kellys, Townsend family, Miss Townsend, the Beatrides Manning and many others from the city and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Manila
New Dance Hall
Marsh
Sharpateen
Roy Town
George McNames
Ea, Kelly
Leo Kelly
Fred Bender
Gene Hoskins
Cha
Churches Conventions And Services In Grand Rapids Area
A state Christian Endeavor convention is set for Grand Rapids in March. Local church services and unions are scheduled, with pastors Rev W H Wagner Rev E A Ettler Rev J M Getchell Rev J E Walton Rev L M Pattison Rev Chr Heidenreich and Rev A H Bailey among those leading. The community observes multiple Sunday services and Sunday schools atUniversalist and other churches, with a Wednesday experience meeting and a Passover women’s mission program noted. A veterinary call is offered to W M Hovey at the Stone Barn. Weather notes report a Wednesday snow, blizzard, and cold wave with rail disruptions anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Grand Rapids
Swangallea
Elis’ Cornera
Christian Church
M. EE
W. H. Wagner
Evangelical Church
L. M. Pattison
M. BE
J. E. Walton
Trinity’ Episcopal Church
Christian Scientist Church
Ward Bros
Chr. Heidenreich
A. H. Bailey
Baptist Church
M.H. Church
Bilzvard Kinging
Minneapolis
Minn
Dr Miles claims free treatment and testimonials for heart cures
An appeal touts Dr Miles as a leading physician with hundreds of testimonials from notable figures. It promises $2.50 worth of treatment free to readers and urges sending for the New Special Treatment offered by The Dr Miles Medical Association, with addresses provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Milen
Aisa
Milen
Grand Rapids
Chicago
New York City
Philadelphia
Jewell
Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases
Miles
J.P. Hoss
Rush Medicical College
N. G. Parker
South Carolina
A. M. Tucker
N.Y .L
Beat
Ation
Dr. Miles Medical Association
State Street
Real Estate Transfers in LeRoy to Battle Creek and nearby towns
A listing of numerous property transfers across LeRoy Albion Battle Creek Tekonsha and surrounding areas. Transactions include buyers and sellers such as Clark Wheeler Josh Murray Herman Andre Hy Winegar and others with many parcels described by lot numbers and sections and prices ranging from 25 to 4000 dollars. Also a Knights of Allembion notice urging members to act with extended low rates through the 30th and to bring in new applicants before a February 20 review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Wheeler
Josh Murray
Ron
LeRoy
Win Elwood
Tod
Parkhurst
Lac
Burlington
Goo
Gregory Est
Edgar
Nye
Ave
Bedford
Herman “Andre
Hy Winegar
Kendall
Ceresco
Wm E Bosley
Elnore-E Parks
Kirby
Marshall
Alvira
Libhart
Jno
Rogers
Athens
Limen T Morris
Ianwig
Wm Boyd
Jno Hisler
Sheridan
Robi Shipman
Jae Hisler
Flora A Stringham
Thos
Skinner
Chase May
Wifs
Orlegan
Allen
Tokonsha
Sylvia L Winne
David L Merrill
Battle Creek
H J Johnson
Hiram J Johnson
David
Merrill
Augustus O Hyde
Hy Krotzer
Marshall, Mich
Helen E Hitchcock
Sarah I Witchsock
O Merritt
Frank Ro Kingman
EE Gregory
W & RB
Merritt
W J Selby
Solomon Peters
Sec
Tekonsha
Jno Wiseman
Philip H Hoeltzel
Lota
Orlando Olds
Cora Hampton
Ernest Hampton
Angie M Roode
Chas M Sturdevant
Eaton Street
Albion
J Thanatt
Joee Gleason
Frisbie
Jesse Robards Bucks
Dorr J Robards
Thompson
Homer
Frank G Hoag
H B Sherman
Rot
Arthur J. Cuscaden
Jerome F Clark
Cummings
Alleblion Sir Knights
Marshall Tent
Michigan
Marriage Licenses list from several Michigan towns
A list of marriage licenses includes Arthur Taylor of Marshall with Lillie Henley of Kalamazoo, John Laudenberger with Daisy Dean of Sheridan, Edward W. Alton with Amy J. Smith of Marshall, Fred Luddbs with Augusta Moss of Albion, Plym F. Cole with Mary E. Huntington of Battle Creek, Wm. Grobe with Bertha Fisk of Albion, and Willard D. Wright with Minnie L. Upright of Albion. Also an advertisement for Drake's Dyspepsia Cure claiming to aid indigestion with tablets, 50 cents for 4 boxes, sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Alton
Jackson
Amy J. Smith
Marshall
Fred Luddbs
Augusta Moss
Albion
Plym F. Cole
Mary E. Huntington
Battle Creek
Wm. Grobe
Bertha Fisk
Willard D. Wright
Minnie L. Upright
Drake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolven
Western
Gen
Omaha
Neb
N. Stanton
T. Shanahan
T. U
Geisle
Maurice Manning
J. A. Unni
Frank Green
S. H. Sampson
Bertha Howard
Frances Smyth
the Statesman
Nettie Thonder
Eckford
J. E. Mast
South
Kalamazoo Avenue
Ellis Corners
J. A. Ettler
St. Joseph
P. A. Baart
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Christian Endeavor Societies of the
Christian and Presbyterian Churches
B. ¥. P. U. Society of the Baptist Church
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Ernest Burnham
Lesbons
Simon and Us
P. W. McReynolds
Flossie Alex[Mes
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
CG. T. Cook
W. M. Hovey
Sontt
HerThoRs
Tott
W. State Street
Notmog Gratera
Needles
Numere
Cake Turner
Safetieres
Eto
West State Street
Earth
A . V. Watson
L. Cronin
NE. Cronin
J. F. Martin
L. K. Cook
Thos. Mack
G. T. Cook
John Wiseman
A. Lisch
J. Cunningham
Grace Bros
Prior & Kern
McNames & Manning
John Herthorn
Cox Sr
Thos. Shepard
White & Co
Geo, Collins
Ford & Greenman
Arthur Taylor
Lillie Henley
Kalamazoo
John Laudenberger and
Daisy Dean
Tekan- Adsho
Wackwot
Winder
Kate Shanley
Jos. Gunningham
Northam
Ben, Davis
New Eagle Opera House
Watson & Hosking
Se Naing
Aiden Benedict Ayn
Martha Beufort
Haigueat Company
Fabio Romani
Marie Correlli
Grace Hunter
Swartwout's
Hokidate
Shin Fukagawa
Hirosaki
Kuko Mori
OE Se! Seminary
Aapeee
Ala
Hal R. Hall
American Steam Laundry
Anne Berry
Beaton
Aiw-Bolvien
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