Cox’s Batch of Flyers Promotes Low Prices
Local circular advertises a wide range of household goods at nominal prices. Offers include sour pickles at 1c per dozen, stowed stock, coffee at 18c, bulk starch, polished clothes pins at 1e per dozen, molasses at 40e, tea cheap at house, fresh fats and butter, canned goods under Good Enough for Anybody at 3 for 25c, Best Salmon 2 for 25c, New Deal Baking Powder 10c, catsup nine bottles, white fruit can rubbery at 6c per dozen, seeds 6 pliga, and a pledge of honest prices.
Spies Hornberger wedding at Hornberger home on Spruce Street
Anna Marie Hornberger wed Henry Spies in a German Lutheran ceremony led by Rev Heidenreich. Bridesmaids Lillian and Laura Hornberger with ushers Frank and Julius Spies. ring bearer Margereta Keuchle. Louise Hoch played Lohengrin’s wedding march as guests watched. The couple’s attire featured dotted mousseline desoie and white roses.
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Prohibition Convention Debate Over Woman Suffrage Plank
In the committee on resolutions several members backed a woman suffrage plank and pressed the principle. A rider resolution declared that the ballot should not be denied to any citizen on account of sex. Woolley in the lead: delegates predict Woolley will win the presidential nomination on the first ballot with a tally of 36344 to Swallow 279 and Male Johnson 5014.
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Loss and turmoil shake Chicago building trades
The Bricklayers' union quit the Building Trades council and signed a threeyear arbitration pact with contractors. Officials deem the move a break in the tie up, while other unions vow to continue the fight. The strike impacts 70,000 workers with 35,000 idle and 2,200 contractors facing $12,000,000 in wage losses and $15,000,000 in contracts awaiting action. In Wisconsin Gabriel Green was killed by an unknown shooter. two men were arrested. In Virginia Rufus E. Lester was renominated for a sixth term in Congress. In Oneonta Republicans renominated John K. Stewart for the Twenty‑first district. In St. Louis the cost of policing the strike was estimated at $150,000.
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Curfew Ordinance Enforced After City Council Action
Albion council previously passed curfew rules for youths under 16 to be indoors by 8 30 p m April to October and by 9 15 p m October to April. The measure, long ignored, was reactivated through local union influence after the ordinance was torn from the book. City Steam Laundry listed as a local business contact.
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Albion
Public Memorial Structure to Coat Ten Thousand Dollars
Talk of funding a soldiers monument in Marshall grows among GC Colegrove Post G A R with Ephraim Marble noting broad support for a 10000 dollar memorial. Public subscription would cover costs while sites proposed include city parks, likely the northwest corner of West Park. Several residents named as supporters hail from Battle Creek Albion Union City and surrounding areas.
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Ephriam Marble
Marshall
West Park
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Circuit Court Opens With Ten Witnesses In Chancery Case
The circuit court opened at 9 yesterday morning with the chief case Frederick H. Diluo va Lydia Garfield et al. expected to be contentious and witness heavy. Other results include pleas in People v Claude North for larceny and People v George Currall for larceny, plus denials and continuances in several motions. A Cincinnati Northern excursion to Toledo is planned for Sunday July 1, with a 7 42 schedule from Marshall and a fare of 1. The Casino features acts, views, and baseball Toledo versus Mansfield. The Daily News price is 10 cents a week.
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Franchise Granted for Kalamazoo Valley Electric Railway
The Albion city council approved a thirty year franchise to F N Rowley for the Kalamazoo Valley Electric Street Railway Company. The line will run on Main Street with six tickets per quarter, rental of 200 dollars annually, and tax credits. Construction must start within six months and finish within eighteen months, finalizing right of way from Jackson to Kalamazoo.
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Marshall Council
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