City Council Session Deliberates Sidewalk Repairs and Health Board
City fathers discuss sidewalk petitions and preexisting walks, assign costs to property owners, and consider city repairs. Alderman Miller reports Jackson trip with the League of Michigan Municipalities. The mayor notes medical association request and a quip about “medicine” from Mayor Powell. Bills from the board of health and others are approved before adjournment.
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Zatiger
Egeler
Brown
F. A. Stuart
Green Street
Jefferson Street
Chapin
High Street
Tom O'Leary
State Street
Liberty Street
James Short
Clinton Street
M. M. Walworth
Madison Street
F. B. Dunn
Mansion Street
John Maser
Maser
Jacob Klignoim Ish
VA. Hill
Ald
Miller
Page
Jackson
League of Michigan Municipalities
Niver Henetic
Hill
Second Ward
Lane
Lee
Tlenry Krotver
Calhoun County Medical Association
Board of Review
Powell
Medical Fraternity
Board of Health
Foote
Sexton
Geo. Hindenach
McCread& Cole
Battle Creek Horists
Howers
Schroder-Pinch case verdict and early trial notes
In a Friday session the Schroder-Pinch case returned a plaintiff verdict of 2365 dollars and a 20 day stay of proceedings was granted. The Ott versus Taylor and Beachdum suit followed, with trial on Saturday morning. Taylor Construction Co linked to the Toledo and Northwestern project allegedly left Albion stores unpaid, and Ott seeks 1618.78. Witnesses named include Hoaglin Allen Kenyon Sebastian Brown Joy and McAuliff. fresher testimony by Murdoch Stine and Ott. The Wallace appeal from Cairns in Phebe Hinman estate was dropped by consent. Cantwell v Brennina Co the execution bill deadline extended 20 days from May 28. Court adjourned at 3:30 pm.
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John M. Ott
Joseph Taylor
T. M. Beachent
Taylor
Beachdum
Taylor Construction Co
Toledo & Northwestern
WF. J. Hoaglin
B. GC. Allen
Geo. A. Kenyon
Fred Sebastian
Brown
L. WU. Joy
Pat McAuliff
G. KE. Murdoch
W. F. Stine
J. M. Ott
L. EB. Wallace
Cairns
Phebe Hincman
Cantwell
Brennina Company
Memorial Services Honor Veterans With Sermon At Baptist Church
Memorial services marked by Rev A T Bailey's sermon The Hand of God in Our National History at the First Baptist Church attendees included Gr A Ro and younger Spanish American War veterans The church was crowded with decoration by Ladies Aid persons attended with music by Carl Rowley and two notable solos The sermon praised the dead boys in blue and their role in American history
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A. TH. Bailey
Baptist Church
Cod
Gr. A. Ro
Vaele Sam
Crisiel
Muausion Street
Ladies Aid Society
Carl Rowley
Boys In Blue
Doubly Eclipsed Sun Darkens Morning Sky
For two hours Monday morning the sun was eclipsed and clouds kept the view clear in several thousand telescopes nationwide. Universities sent scientists to observe sunspots while a map on page three shows the eclipse path through the country.
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Michigan
Degree Team from Battle Creek Court Exemplifies Work
The Battle Creek court tribe of Ben Hur degree team will visit to exemplify the degree work for the local court with Jane Teh leading. A.O. U. W. assessments are due for this period and may be paid to Judge Merrill noted as the financial end of the local society. The Weekly News offers subscriptions at 1 dollar per year.
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Battle Creek
Tribe of
Bills Allowed For Smallpox Scare Costs And Local Notices
City council and board of health approved a batch of bills from the recent smallpox scare including guard and jail expenses, post house construction, and pest house needs. Total bills read about 8720.20 with 600.36 allowed after adjustments, bringing the scare cost to 760.30, plus a few bills to be presented next week. The note lists names, items, and amounts for payments including watch duties, vaccination, fumigation, and labor.
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Board of Health
Foote
W. T H. Raymond
Royal Barn
H. Greene
Bert Chapin
Tramp House
George Thunder
Labor New Post
Frank Vary
Labor New Porthouse
John Smith
Bao B
H.R. Williams
Health Board
van Stirk
Joy
B. Cunningham
Mr. Christie
Geo. Munson
Wright
A. A. Exseh
Litedle Bros
Leary Bros
Hoeltzel
Grace Bros
John Wireman
Wb. Bugler
T. A. Shepard
Seaman
Ponte
Sheri” Williams
Miller
Jottings From The Daily News Items
Will Clayborne rides a new Orient wheel and Michigan Central plans an excursion to Chicago Saturday morning. Bell Telephone Co to build a new plant building at Bustly Creek. O O Perrin moves household goods to rooms over Perris bank on Hast State. Arthur Chase now stenographer to Superintendent Brigden in Battle Creek. Sons of Veterans encampment at Battle Creek June 22 at Lake Gognac. Hungry Will defeats Préedopin 22 to 7 in seven innings with Harrington Lee for country and Weidleigh Gifford for city.
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Will Clayborne
Michigan Central Wt
Chicago
Bell Telephone Co
Bustly Creek
O. O. Perrin
Rocns
Perris Bank
Hast State Street
Arthur Chase
News Office
Brigden
Battle Creek
Sons of Veterans
Lake Gognac
Hungry Will
Harrington and Lee
Country Boys
Weidleigh and
Gifford
Bupgry Hillers
Death of a Veteran Judge Johnny Kieomminsier
Minneapolis reports the death of Judge Johnny Kieomminsier at his Nicollet Island home after a brain disease. Born October 13, 1848 in Lower Oxford, Pa, he served in the 67th Ohio Infantry, earned brevet major at Cleveland Tennessee, edited the Minneapolis Tribune, and later became a judge of the Fourth Judicial District. He held posts in veteran organizations and belonged to the Presbyterian Church.
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Minneapolis
Mimu
Johnny Kieomminsier
Tn Destis
Nicullet Island
John P. Rea
Lower Oxford
Chester County
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Minneapolis Tribune
Sixventh Ohio Infantry
Cleveland
Tenn
George H. Thomas
Lancaster
George W. Morgan
Fourth Judicial District
Rei
Presbyterian Church
M. Gould
Ehildeei
Waterloo preacher praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
A Waterloo Indiana preacher Rev P Klotz reports relief after over twenty years of stomach distress from dyspepsia. He praises Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin after using a ten cent bottle, says he has nearly finished a large bottle and feels a new man. Sold by A L Hindenach. The Daily News advert.
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Waterloo
Ind
P. Klotz
Dr. Caldwell
Gale
A. L. Hindenach
Personal notices from Homer to Lake Odessa in brief
The column lists numerous locals and visitors, including T. M. Yates going to Homer, G. B. Bond and family moving to Kalamazoo, and Milwaukee resident Fda Way spending Sunday in the city. It notes guests from Jackson, Albion, Battle Creek, and other nearby towns, with several day trips to Detroit, Toledo, Lake Odessa, Mautmes Ohio, and Grand Rapids.
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Bond
Kalamazoo
Fda Way
Milwaukee
Apent Sunday
Parliament Adjourns as Global Tensions Rise
The piece surveys multiple events: Britain’s ships and trade tensions, New York brokers facing Pohli liabilities, Milwaukee railroad commissioners pushing Columba adoption, Iowa figure Duoliver backed for VP by Dr. Jamieson and western Republicans, a German tariff proposal, Canada Italy retaliation rumors from the Welland canal incident, French Dreyfus debate, G A R encampment tag handling, Chicago Democrats predicting unity at the national convention, plus references to Croker Hulss and a Washington religious event.
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Seymotrer, Johnson & Co
New York
Cone Vention
Milwaukee
Duoliver
Iowa
Jamieson
Chivasa
Germany
Montreal Star
Clin-na-Gael
Welland Canal
Canada
South Africa
Castellane
Dreyfus
Chicago
Congress
Richard Croker
David
Two Die As Bridge Timbers Collapse Near Peoria
May 20 Peoria Ill two persons are killed and others injured when a pile of bridge timbers collapsed at Mackinaw Walls. The victims include Miss Jessie Shaggs aged 16 and Miss Mabel Clanser aged 11, who were picnicking with Pekin High School members. Kling Smith died from a broken back and Miss Shaggs was severely injured. The incident occurred Monday afternoon near the Pekin High School outing.
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Peoria
Sly Sam
Jessie Shaggs
Mabel Clanser
Mackinaw
Kling Smith
Skagos
Chauser
Pekin High
Ibey Werg
The
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Detroit
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Dansville
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Lake Odessa
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Charlotte
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Marshall, Mich
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L. P. Hunan
Insurance Tatize
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A. Palmer
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Frank Clark
Marengo
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J. W. Lester
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Greene
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W. TH. Rowland
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Justice of the Peace Insurance
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