Honors Go to Albion at County Inter-High Field Day
Albion tops the Calhoun County Inter-High School Field Day by amassing 105 points, with Mitchell of Marshall in second and Battle Creek third. Church of Albion wins the all-round medal with 95 points, while Foo Dead of Marshall is noted as the nearest competitor. results include multiple event leaders and times across track and field events held in Albion.
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Calhoun County InterHigh School
Athlee Association
Albion
Mit
Chell
Marchalli
Battle Creek
Church of Albion
Foo
Marshall
Yank Honile
Churr
Fixer
McAuliffe
Chureh
Alvion
Filmer
Dicker
Churek
White
Denel
Gchurch
Church
Merrill
Hattentorf
Batte Creek
Tast
Brownell
Denel Fi Murdock
Mursheil
Reever
Astrehad
Hambollin
McAntire
Junin
Mee
Buckley
Bentley
Fimo
Siveford
van Ostram
Barry
Bender
Rackley
Banning Hop
Step
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Mourdock
Construction bid note for Marshall aged women home project
Bids will be received for the Dialeenia home for aged women at Marshall Michigan until a specified date. Plans and specs may be obtained at the Commercial Savings Bank in Marshall. Bid rejection rights reserved by the trustees.
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Noshiestar Briliters
Marshall
Mich
Eleck Poin
Marsshall
Manyin Fe Wr
Dientis
Cani
Building Collapse at Battle Creek Wyatts-Minty Brock
A Tuesday noon collapse at the Wyatt-Minty Brock building in Battle Creek left the old frame structure ruined. Several people were inside but none injured as rescuers and workers attempted to shore up the wall and drain water from the mill. The site housed Havens & Thorp's barber shop and Minty's cigar store, with workers preparing to reinforce the foundation.
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Battle Creek
Havens & Thorp
Minty
Memorial Day Parade and Ceremonies Honor Veterans
Veterans of two wars unite in Marshall to honor fallen comrades in a Memorial Day sequence. A 2 PM parade, flower- girl procession to St Mary’s cemetery, and graves strewn with flowers followed a high-spirited Opera House program. A 1:20 PM audience at the Opera House heard welcomes, poems, and remarks. a 140-name roll of heroes was read, ending with a church benediction and the Star Spangled Banner.
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Histoy
Marshall Moarkattin
Fire
Fire Department
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's Cemetery
Opera House
Dyart
Coumanier HL. Miller
Colesgrove
G. A.H
Mhambers
Tena
Mra Hedgemas
Maude Rickabaugh
Fiona Bently
B. A. Baart
Orton Uy de
A.W. Alvorda
Marble
Gazzins
Clite
State Street
Marshall
Gabin
Marshall Fre
Starshall
Leekton
Thawers
City Council Proceedings A Busy May Session
The council met in May with Mayor absent. Alderman Ganger elected vice president pro tem. Street and bridge issues dominated. bids reviewed for street work and bridge repairs. Sidewalks were ordered planted and concrete walks planned for multiple streets including Eagle, State, High, Mansion, and Park. A bridge removal discussion and committee reports on sewer enlargement and gutter cleaning were noted.
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Brown
Townsend
Aml Miller
Ald
Ganger
E. Po Marshall
Minnnes
Hoehtvel
Stone Bern
Tee Street
Bridge
AML
Linden Street
Mansion
Mulberry
Greenfield
Abd. Anson
AML Greenfield
Ald. Anson
Jay
J. M. Sibley
Eagle Street
E. 3
Marshall
State Street
Palmer
Jay Askext
Foote
Joy
High Street
S. W. Hills
Eagle
End Park
MD. Miller
Notios
Cantreet
Marshall News
Imrest
AM. Miller
Millers
Ubis
Anson
Paoptel
Ft Geral
Frei Henrby Rentseben
Metrew
Ant
Ve Rana
Secontos
Peo
Wheat and Dares and Religious Events Report
Town notices discuss Wheat and Dares sermons at various churches, Baptist Sunday school children's day exercises, Epworth League devotional meeting, and a servant of Grace Church changes. Also reported are a wedding at Episcopal church, an antique tent chair gift at KO. Tan, a Cincinnati Northern excursion to Toledo, Kalamazoo Battlefield Creek rail project, and Knickerbocker editor praise plus Mendelssohn Elijah at Congregational church.
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Wd Dike
Henry Benner
Grace Church
Universalist
Servor
Ties. Greene
Wiles
Tessie Jan Delle
Episcopal Church
Cincinnati Northern
Toledo
Toansaing
Cyclone Toll Feared in Nebraska and Iowa
A Nebraska central city report says a north Hamilton county cyclone caused 75,000 to 370,000 in damage with 16 homes a church and school destroyed and several bridges and stacks wrecked. In Iowa a separate lineage of storms struck Tama and surrounding towns with cloud bursts and injuries. The disaster timeline includes wrecked farms, killed stock, and widespread ruin across multiple counties. News notes also report Spain’s new minister arriving in Washington and the Thomas Paine monument ceremony in New York as cultural items.
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Ousia
Net
Chamberlain
S. di
Bijon Hills
Charles Peterson
Cyelaie
Humdreds
Ars Coden
Peterson
Criegor Arenmiszes
Missou River
Omshu
Neb
Central City
Nebraska
Hamilton County
Blue River
Torwn
Tama
Kewick
Chicago & Norlling Railroad We
Watkins
Blairstown
Dows
Sioux City
Dunes
Shcuy
Wreck on Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern Near Waterloo
A devastating rail washout caused a passenger train wreck four miles northeast of Waterloo Iowa during a cloudburst. Several lives were lost or injured as coaches were torn from the track and streams washed away ballast. Names of killed and injured are listed with residences and affiliations.
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Waterloo
Blackhawk
Burlington, Cedar Rapids &Northern Railroad
Alont
Gmail
Orange Township
Raireat Taek
Tie
Greman
Sheppe
Afnton
Aelip
George Wainwright
Burin
Wim Schottin
The American Plan on Arbitration Tribunals Proposed
The draft arbitration plan from American delegates outlines a tribunal with a permanent central body and at least three judges, selected by supreme courts of signatory powers. It proposes proportional division of costs, optional participation, and nine European or American powers plus four Paris declaration signatories must adhere before establishment.
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Farament Committee
Supreme Courts
Insurance Meeting of Cathora Mutual in Cathora County
A meeting of the Farmer's Mutual Insurance Company of Cathora County was held at the opera house on Wednesday. President Harshoan presided and adjournment followed. Reports from directors discussed. a motion passed to reduce officers pay from 1 to Si.A0 per tas wages. Officers elected include President L. L. Hersh, Vice-President C. Worthington, Secretary Adsaus, Treasurer Sanmet, and Sreserd.
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L. L. Hersh
C. Worthington
Secreta Ar Adsaus
Ginictor
Sanmet, Sreserd
Vague Patent Patent Pills Advertises Vitality Pills
An old time ad offers rails red pills and vigor enhancing tablets for sale. It lists various products like liver pills and digestive tonics and mentions a warrantied authentic supplier with no charge for those unable to pay. The notice includes names and cryptic phrases.
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Lmll
Arenaration
W. HE Giro
H. Jc Swaniworh
U S War Dispatches Report Philippine Campaign Tactics
A Manila dispatch notes General Otis aims for aggressive action during the rainy season against Filipino insurgents with rivers lakes and mountains as battlefields while Lawton urges protecting workers to end hostilities. Other items report reestablished Philippine courts and fighting on Mindanao with Zamboanga bombarded, plus Otis stressing minimal regulars and future troop levels.
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New York
Manila
Otissars
Lawton
United States
Journal and Advertiser
London
Labuan
Mindanao
Zamboanga
Dean
Cassine
Otis
Washingtop
Spain
Luzon
Otis YI
Pvitet
Dle
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Deucet
E. Joe Cox
Medge Hyman
Boston
John F. Bestel
Katherine Fansing
Marshall Roy Chambers
Lilly Diiner
LeRor
Wiltur W. Spragns
Emmete
Mabel Couler
Newton
Arthur H. Miller
Annie E. Watkinson
Battle Greek
Chirenee G. Vary
Bate Creek
Emma JaNette Phelps
Ceresen
Suycus
Mattar
Aban
Page
Wyatt-Minty Brock
Battle Creek Toucie
Mar
Cartaln Stretchera
E. B. Hughes
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Germany
Nick
EM. Foote
Poote
Kalamazoo
Eugginterins Company
Philadelphia
Ogee
Kalamzoo
Knickerbrocker
Knickerbocker
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Obyet
Wiliver
Battle Creek and
John Martin
Akira Wor
Palla Despiia Micatirs
Priv
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East Lith Sr, New York
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Rhein Uome
Washington
Pune
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Drebess D' Arcus
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Thomas Paine
New Itochele
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Fanduskye
Fudeedebian
Mackey
Ohio
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Sondey
Lee
Maud Anterson
Prairie Ls
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Here
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Themerives
Katic
Warierom
Eagee
Cintas
Weelerp Leareen
Clutste Brosokiyn Mga Pour
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Bag
St. Loni
Ride
Ls Cincionar
Baltimore Tribune
Ali Loulavine
AGE Washington
Tleveland
Leedewee BS
Milwaukee
Binneapolis Eee
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Indiana
Colum
Kansas
BAE
Buffalo Ca
Eme
Thomas
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Marehell
Mick
Anishoange
Amy Shonla Lurber
War Department
Philippines
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Corbinlis
Afmnila
Wilty
St. Louis
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Hmeg Spenteakeney
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