Local Briefs From Marshall Michigan and Surrounding Areas
Local notes report births and marriages, new hires and moves, business openings, and civic updates. Items include a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Charles McLanan on Jan 27, job changes at Page Bros Buggy Co and L I Page, a rural delivery route set for March 1 from Union City, Albion hotel plans, and various local personnel moves and incidents in Battle Creek, Marshall, and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Nan State
Charles McLanan
Fred Briegel
Tekonsha
L. I. Page
John Bush
A. E. Wright
W. D. Clark
Fredonius
Mies Gora Douglass
Kalamazoo
Page Bros
W. D. Saker
Burlington
H. J. Courtright
A.M. Slay
Joseph H. Fillingham
Union City
Branch County
Ailes
Ares
Avan Williams
Dr Pierce cures stomach diseases with Golden Medical Discovery
The article touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as curing stomach and related organ diseases, citing improved appetite after one bottle and full recovery after six. It includes anecdotal patient notes, mentions Pleasant Pellets, and contrasts with claims of bondage and escape notional examples to illustrate disease bonds. It also reports Michigan club banquet changes, local criminal detentions, and assorted regional notices about rail, postal, and hotel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Andrew J. Jennings
Thomas, Tucker Co
W. Vau
Dr. Pierce
Local News Roundup in Early Spring Events
J W Lester on sick list and J Foley assisting in city law office. A building purchase changes hands as D P Sheridan sold the occupied Hutchina building. John Moore jailed 20 days for disorderly conduct. Plumbers install steam lines at Lambert Good Food & Machinery. Mrs. Maxon moves into rooms over John Isutler’s store. Indian opera success noted from Charlotte Musicale. M Boyt freed on 200 bail for indecent liberties with a female child. Hoeltzel buys Jarrard’s livery in Battle Greek and plans to move there. Eagle delivery driver loses finger in cog wheel. Dr Green examines. Mrs. Jane Phelan dies, funeral from St Mary’s. Athens Stock Company to perform under Dean Seabols. Prince Henry of Prussia to visit US. to pass via Michigan Central. Mrs. Lavioia Ward’s funeral held. burial at Oakridge. Detroit Free Press contest winners include Ackereon and Reichow among others. McQuire Bros’ Albion saloon robbed. Paul Hudson accused. Elsie Mills and Jey Lindsey detained. Postmaster reforms pushed. debate on lowering postage rate to a half-cent. passage likely later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lester
Foley
D. P. Sheridan
Hutchina
Justice Tillotson
John Moore
Lambert Good Food & Machinery
Wt. W. Chapin
Burlington
Maxon
Union City
John Isutler
St. Maryschurch
Athens Stock Company
Dean Seabols
Ann Arbor
Opera House
Prince Henry
Prussia
United States
Mureau
Michigan Central
Chicago
Niagara
Lavioia Ward
Fred Ward
North Division Street
Oakridge
Elsie Mills
Jey Lindsey
Alfsir
Swith
Cent Postege
Rye
Upcoming events in Taranto City listings
February 4 Copeland at the Opera House. February 11 Arbeiter Juniors dance at Arbeiter hall. February 19 Dixon at the M. March 3 Wesleyan Male Quartet at the Opera House. March 31 Arbeiter Juniors dance at Arbeiter hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taranto
City
Col. Copeland
Opera House
city—Arbeiter
Arbeiter Hall
Thos. Dixon
city—Wesleyan
The Commoner Growth Draws Wide American Readership
The Commoner reached a then-record circulation of 100,069 copies within six months, signaling strong growth for the political, economic, and public questions focused paper. Bryan’s paper offers subscriptions at 1.00 per year, with a deal pairing The Commoner and the Marshall News for 8.60 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Ocatyi Bates
Tanged
Bryen
Marshell News
Water Works Bond Sale Ordered and City Fees Ordinance
City council meets with most members present. They refer a request from C Colegrave Post for a hall near East End Park, with mayor as ex officio trustee and city use for conventions, to the street committee. Finance backs payments for court costs, jurors, and witnesses. Ald Miller pushes an ordinance on fees for prosecutions under city ordinances. Adjournment set for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Hamilton
Grant
C. Colegrave Post
East End
Tthe Post
W. RB. G
Powell
Ald. Dean
E. J. Dennison
Dad
Conte
Justice Morrill
Ald. Miller
Miller
Ald
Cincinnati Northern
Page
West Prospect Street
H. W. Mumaw
O. H. Willibrant
Hillibrant
Ald. Carver
City
Yexton
Circuit Court Testimony Recessed Until Saturday
In Cladwick v Metcalf further testimony was taken and the case continued until Saturday for arguments. In Marie Sanderson v Jasper Adama a motion for security for posts was argued and admitted. Court adjourned until Saturday at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cladwick
Metcalf
Marie Sanderson
Jasper Adama
Rheumatic Cure Promises Relief in Marshall Residents
Advertisements tout Dr. Brown's Rheumatic Cure as a vegetable remedy curing rheumatism. Testimonial from J W Youxa of Marshall claims relief after four bottles. Curative claims describe neutralizing uric acid and purifying the blood. sale through F G Staunton and Bradshaw's brushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Beersheba
Dr. Brown
Bird
M. A. Youngs
Merewall Ave
H. Thompson
Brown
F. G. Stawhen
The Colombian War Advances Amid Liberal Victories
Gen Modesto Garces reports liberal forces defeat conservatives at La Cruz near Bogota with captures of arms and cannons, and a Jesuit priest killed. A separate liberal triumph seals Salamina in Antioquia and Romolina on the Magdalena river falls to liberal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Modesto Garces
Liberal Party of Colombia
Curacao
Soto
Tranjaver
Padre Espana
la Cruz
Bogota
Padre Bapana
Sine
Garecs
Folosa
Canca
Ima
Antioquia
Salamina
Romolina
Magdalina River
Barranquilla
Damages Awarded in Nash Suit Against Railroad
The jury in the United States circuit court awarded Willey Nash of Jonesboro Arkansas $15,000 in his suit against the Chicago Peoria and St Louis railroad for the loss of one leg. Nash, then a Springfield resident, was a rear brakeman on a freight train when a car derailed near Jerseyville on June 24, 1999, with Nash claiming a car defect caused the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
United States
Willey Nash
Jonesboro
Ark
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Railroad
Nash
Brakceman
Jerseyville
Ransom Paid for Sofia Hostages. Noted Deaths and Scandals
A Sofia dispatch says Miss Filen M. Stone and Mme. Tsilka have had ransom paid and may be released soon. Harry Weldon, longtime Cincinnati Enquirer sporting writer, dies at Circleville home. Dr Lachlan Tyler, son of President John Tyler, dies in New York of appendicitis. Three St. Louis delegates arrested for taking bribes in railway franchise vote. more indictments expected. Spanish war materiel to be moved back to Spain as anti Spanish forces depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sofia
Bulgaria
Hardy Weldon
Cincinnatii
Harry Weldon
Circleville
Mr. Weldon
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tylee
New York
Jan
Lachlan Tyler
John Tyler
United States
William and Mary College
Pyler
Richmond
Vribery
St. Louis
Jen
St. Louis House of Delegates
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LION
Albion
Gings Hotel
Sheldon Block
Superior and
Eriestresta
Bose
Lepper
Oren
Board of Health
Opera Horse
Dr. N. Sherman
James P. Hughes
Jon
Battle Creek
John F. Martin
Starr Bakery
J. Eperle
Edward Ward
Philip Burland
Glen Foyis
Oweteeheag Ok Q. Murray
Jackson
O. W. MacColl
Walter IT. Flynn
Detroit
A. J. Robinson
Church Farm
Marengo
Taft
Phillipines
Myron
Charles
Lewis
Theodore
Clinton Cook
Mra
M. LB
Brawer
William Hollon
Lincoln Club
Elsia Palmer
West Green Street
J. O. Painter
Royal Livery
Neily
Dean
Marshall Gas Co
HW. Douglass
S. F. Douglass
A. C. Fox
Moses Seabolt
O. E. Hiscock
Hiscock
H. W. Douglass
D. Merrill
Edwin W. Mosley
Louisville, Ky
Patrick Gilkey
Richland
Good Food & Machinery Co
Hic
Loubert
Wes
Manuel Huber
Buber
Advance Thresher
Kulumanco
James Lepyett
B.dwell
Circuit Court
Nell Wallace
Adelbert Culver
Phillip Clark
Myre
Culver
Phillip
Bir
Howeni
Clark
Bien
Huperial Chewmicus Co., Ltd
Duskuia
Ara
Ausrasy L. B. Tompkins
BH. P. Ball
Mir
Arthur WN. van Dorn
Promen Toles
James Pexton
Convis
Michigan Club
Bert Fisher
John Gordon
Edward Daviron
J. W. Lougheed
Datroit
Michigan Maccabee
BE. J. Jefferies
Lake Shore Railroad
United States Express Company
American Express Company
Post Office Department
Flynn
Chicago Tribune
Malta Vita Pure
Hadeon County
N. J
Trenton
Malta Vita Company
Pure Food Company
Mich
Rufun Waples
Belmont Waples
Ironwood
Delaware
New Orleans
Louisiana
Ann Attor
Bryan
Bradshaw's
Gar. Hall
C. Colegrove Post
Auch
Cgiloves and Mittens
Grace Bros
Tiberal Warren
Drakeman
Fegu
Sufa
Miss Stone
Spain
Jpany
Bergen
J. van Bopart
Olive Hoffman
Eagle Strest
North Division Atrest
Ruben Borough
Amos Smith
South Marshall
Syems
Bale
Cdi
Plymouth Rock
H. J.blyan
Cleveland
Ceresco
Oliver
F. M. Swift
H. G. Cortright & Son
S. Linden St
Edward
Thonder
Linden St
D&w
S Phelps
Gertaly
Malle la Brown
Eagle Street
Marchak
Ben Predenbury
Ross Assn E Co
Fevelve
Guy Ale Regal
Ail Pawsdealers
Hana & Co Stiseins
Washangton
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