City Council Denies Barrel House License Hearing
City Attorney Foley argued payers are not allowed due to sanitation doubts. Council refused the petition to open a barrel house at Marshall Avenue and Hughes Street, adopting West End Park work and sidewalk plans, with one abstention. The meeting addressed sidewalk petitions, water requests, bonds, and city bills before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
West End Park
Ald. Zanger
J. W. Bradshaw
Christina Walz
B. Mabrey
Phillip Klenke
Liberty Street
Mr. O'Leary
Manion
State Streets
Green
Mansion
Kalamazoo
Marshall Avenues
Ald. Bordins
Cortright
Marshall
Ald
Egeler
Tie
Water Board
Fatey
Supreme Court
Smith
Marshall Avenue
Hughes Street
Miller
Warshal
Drunks Brink Car, Horse At Michigan Central Depot
A couple of inebriates clashed near the Michigan Central depot crossing tracks east of the baggage house around four near Eagle street. They were flung aside as a horse wandered off, then captured and returned by boys. One man suffered a black eye and bruises while onlookers organized a barked recovery before a buggy departure.
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Michigan Central
Eagle Street
Tokonsha Man Charged With Rape In January Incident
Ray Whittaker of Tokonsha was arraigned before Justice Tillots on Tuesday afternoon charged with rape. The alleged offense occurred while buggy riding near Tekonsha in January and since. The 14 year old girl Georgiana Demarest, daughter of James Demarest, reportedly despondent and attempted suicide to cope with the distress. The father obtained a warrant in Marshall that morning. Whittaker, 20, was arrested by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Whittaker
Tokonsha
Justice Tillots
James Demarest
Georgiana Demarest
Tekonsha
Marshall
Small Pox Bills Approved After City Health Meeting
After a regular council session the board of health, under Health Officer Foote, allowed smallpox related expenses totaling 78 15. Overall costs for the scare reach 58 52, covering bills from the past two weeks plus previous meetings. Several officials and services were billed, and discussion touched on a milk inspector. no action taken.
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Board of Health
Foote
F. B. Snyder
Chronicle
A. A. Esch
Stona
H. R. Williams
Dr. Ft. W. Houston
Daniel Osborne
Echituney
Pest
Maetisaft
Board of Supervisors
Marshall
Element of Perjury Trial Reaches Jury After Alibi Defense
The judge charged the jury after the defense presented an alibi for Kline. Kline’s parents testified he was at home the Sunday the alleged indecent proposals were made. Witnesses swore to the date and actions, suggesting perjury. Maximum penalty is ten years if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.H. Nichols
Kline
Filipino Losses Revealed by MacArthur Message
Washington reports Gen MacArthur in Manila sent figures on Filipino casualties since the insurrection began. About 10 780 killed, 2404 wounded, 200 prisoners in our possession. No fixed records kept. estimates based on scattered reports.
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Washington
Root
Senate
MacArthur
Manila
Iududi Puniber
Sarmed
Sarly Dats
Men Who May Run for County Offices
The article reports the slate likely to emerge from the Republican convention for county offices. Probate Judge L. S. Warren of Albion leads the lineup, with James Henry of Battle Creek likely County Clerk, Guy Fiske as Treasurer, O. H. Daskam Register of Deeds, H. B. Williams Sheriff, and Lomas H. Stewart Prosecuting Attorney. Some doubt remains on Hatch’s reelection bid, while Jesse’s nomination chances are slim.
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James Henry
Battle Creek
Warren
Albion
Henry
Guy Fiske
Athens
Register of Deeds
O. H. Daskam
H. BR. Williams
Hatch
Jesse
Mark
Citizen Posse on Guard at Transit Powerhouses
Sheriff’s posse in St Louis began active service guarding Park avenue Euston avenue and Southern electric powerhouses for the Transit company. About 100 deputies armed with Winchester shotguns drilled Sunday and relieved night guards each shift. Orders urged discipline and prompt arrest of offenders as they patrolled to quell disturbances until the strike ends. Also note Detroit reports a Marine Revenue Service captain, 100 years old, celebrated his birthday after decades at sea.
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St. Louis
Posse Comitatus
Park Avenue
Euston Avenue
Southern Electric
Transit Company
St. Luiis Transit Company
Poham
Sheriff's Posse
Polley Campbell
Duosse Cumiturus
Cavender
Imimandine Posse
Detroit
Mich
Francis Martin
United States Marine Revenue Service
Martin
Old Lake
Fessenden
Real estate transfers listed from Battle Creek area
A long list of property transfers records numerous buyers and sellers in Battle Creek and surrounding towns. Entries show parcels in Hutchinsons addition, Merritts, and other blocks with prices from 40 to 3,000 dollars, including lots, halves, and acreages across Clarendon Homer Marshall Fredonia Emmett and other locales.
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John Carrier
Philop
Clarendon
Duncan Hutchinson
Edward We ‘Parker
Hutchinson
Battle Creek
Magdalen
Nellie Hickman
Jack Cronk
Chariotte L Taylor
John S
Arren A van Dusen
Albert Andrua
Alverner Andrua
John Mainbrue
Eckford
Lydia Willis
Myron J Connell
Irving W Griffin
Rivers
Philo B. Face
Thos. J. Walford
Thos
J. Buttter
Homer
Austin W. Alvord
Willis Nobles
Bench
Eliza
Seymour
Philip S. Joy
Marshall
John Brukner
Fred E Gaun
Fredonia
Jos EB Wheelock Et al
Chester
Warnest Chelson
Emmett
John M Stowe
Geo H Sharp
Chas Merritt
Minty
Chay
Gibson
Merritt
Mark L Blakeslee
Geo W Chase
Walter
Wilber M Moree
Benj W Pinel
Marshall Street
Frank Houseman
Kred T Barkwualt
Sheridan
Wim T Rimsey
Jno Vandereoukt
Whe Tetot Dd
Park Add
Miles Rerabacher
Curl F Beach
Tut VO Beach
Lena A Aller
Edwin F Palmer
Bate Creek
Qhas D Warner
Cieo A
Mrs John Sherman Dead in Mansfield Ohio
Mrs. John Sherman wife of former Secretary of State John Sherman died shortly after midnight following a stroke Sunday. The couple had returned to Mansfield from Washington a week earlier to spend the summer in their home.
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Mansfield
Sherison
Special items from New Jersey and nation
Short specials report diverse items including New Jersey corporations paying taxes totaling 1 654 126 dollars and 20 whalebacks ordered idle to raise iron ore freights. Gener al Joe Wheeler may be promoted brigadier general, while Mark Hanna allegedly plans to buy country newspapers for campaign gains. Explosions injure Mrs Atkin s left eye in Michigan. Texas governor orders militia deployment to San Augustine county. Nebraska may seek federal quarantine for Wyoming due to strall OX. Western gatherings linked to grand army encampment at Chic lema. Reports of military movements and labor strikes across Le high Valley and Western New York railroads with most workers seeing pay raises. Celebrations mark Jefferson Davis's birthday in Atlanta with state offices closed. Illinois supreme court election result in favor of Judge Hand over Justice Craig.
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New Jersey
Rockefeller Hhas
Joe Wheeler
Ate
Mark Hanna
Mras. Atkins
Michigan Agricultural College
Gov. Sayers
Texas
San Augustine
Nebraska Board of Health
Wikconshi
Grand Army
Cileasp
Welling
Vendome
Reehrinbeau
Malta
Ungiea
Germany
Thorl
Catene
Spector Belstow
Teyeh Halt
Omilfon
Neely
Ludlow
Stree Laii
Neve Serk
Aiey Sonn Bee Pew
Thavatia Toe
Wark
Pyitidu
Ami
Rriv
Lehigh Valley
Luehkawauia
New York
Pennsylvania
Fyt Fignollers
Atlanta
Capitol
Jefferson Davis
Candler
Mr. Davis
Oregon Election Projections Favor Republicans in Oregon
Portland reports indicate Republicans leading with 3,000 to 8,000 plurality in statewide results. Wolverton is seen with about 8,000 for supreme court justice, Bailey elected food and dairy commissioner, Moody leads in the second district, Tongue ahead in the first, and McBride’s Senate successor expected to be a Republican as the race hinges on legislative control.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Repubicans
E. Wolverton
Justice of the Supreme Court
J. W. Bailey
Moody
Poomo
United States
McBride
Notice to creditors in the estate of William Hurefinxes
State of Michigan Calhoun County probate notice requires creditors to present claims against the estate of William Hurefinxes deceased at the Marshall Probate Office by November 6. Claims will be examined and allowed on August 6 and November 6 at ten in the forenoon. Dated May Mayoth A D Youd William A Lane Judge of Probate
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L Brault
Edwin BD. Greenfield
Eva Ta
Grove
Hushind
Hyata
Gliford
Registers of Deeds
Calhoun County
Michigan
Charles D Clifford
Charles Dell
Ted
Gage Contin
Srineil Dare
Wonhiya
Hagins
Calhoun County Court House
Marshall
Calhoun
Battle Creek
Prisbie
Charles A. Dell
Mortpagee
LE. C.lawson
State OF
Willian Hurefinxes
Euid
Mayoth
A. D
Youd
William A. Lane
Celbous
Mavitva Murzexu
Frobarg
Merdiall
Crannan
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A. L. Keiff
Bearlains
F. Kaumeyer
MORSE
Devel
Council
J. Hi. Halliday
Flarness and
State St
East Post Office
Mrs
E.B. Tees
Undertakers
Mra. Hughes
Pidertaker
Itaty
Mansion St
E. B. Hughes
The
Daily News
Moregilita
Gen. MacArthur
Hosges
Hays
Ilivt Gums
Andrew J. Ketcham
Matthew H. Alden
Richard Conley
Geo. J. Eipper, Jr
Llot
Arthur J Bird
Herbert Bird
Ty Gee
Penfield
WU Jesse Church
Jos Hooper
Sec
Bedford
Perley E Palmer
Selford
Lawrence
Hutchinson's Add
Fred & Gaus
Ida EB Smith
E O Walter
Caldwell
Edward J Bath
Wm A Barnes
Turner's
James Powers Et al
Charlotte L Taylor
Chester and
Harneat Obernon
Lee K Forsythe
John Sherman
Lady Falle
Holly
Houghton
Mien
Dune
Shenine
Ceusna
Work
Uensus
Penonsylvania
Alaska
Nevada
Shanghai
Mrs. Gladstone
London
W. A. Muls
Lima
Laat
Drs. K.& K
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Galesburg
J.P. Hand
Ilmois
Fifth Judicial District
A. M Craig
Michican
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Mali
Western
Grand Rapids
New Mailand Express
Boston
Sant Ha
W. Huge Glew
G.P
T.A
Chicago
RE. Giffard
Faoslon
Cincinnati
West Hound
Sian
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J Nagel’s Coer Ws
HJ. Ayoe
J. R. Cummings & Co
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J. Wiseman
Leedle
W. HH. Durkee
Leedle Bron
Great Sailor
Blanche Graham
Babiea
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