Investigating Committee Reports On Probate Court 1890 1899
The Probate Court inquiry released a 26 page report covering files from 1890 to 1899. It lists estate dealings and fees paid to the probate court under ex judge Ingersoll and Judge Laws, with explanations and a note that overcharges, if any, may be remedied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ingersoll
Alexander Hay
Stephen Munroe
Rice Alexander
Elizabeth M. Swift
Sarah Butler
Henry B. Wolcott
Register's Office
State Land Office
John Hyde
Elihu M. Clark
Michael Harrigan
Hiram B. Crane
William J. Miler
Elisha Carpenter
Ruben A. Powell
Helen M. Hal
Delevan
Burton
Howe
Brooks Herron
Jacob L. Nickerson
John Davis
Zimmermann Trial Draws Massive Witnesses and Jury Soon
The Zimmermann case pressed into a jury selection with Judge Smith presiding. Albion college student Miss Martha A. Gorton testified about a purse theft of 97.58 at a local store. Numerous Albion bankers and clerks testified Mrs. Zimmerman acted on her own, with deputies noting seized funds and a seized search warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Crandall
Bedford
J. ©. Walkinshaw
Convis
Alfred J. Morgan
Leroy
Dewitt C. Hosmer
Athens
Edward Morse
Emmet
Charles H. Kraft
Battle Creek
City
3D Ward
James Williams
Marengo
Wm. Gribbens
Tekonsha
Lleary Burn
Clarendon
Warren Ackerson
Marshall Township
Leroy Poole
Pennfield
Gee
Frye
Lee
Zimmerman
Martha A. Gorton
Albion College
Miss Gorton
Austin & Tucker’s
Albion
Zimmiernan
Martha Agnes Gorton
Howell
Misa Gorton
TE. E. Winger
P. T. Cosgrove
Hastings
Seth Heine
C. G. Bigelow
Susie Perrina
John Richey
Palmer Dearing
W. O. Donahue
Fred W. Austin
John W. Reide
Dearing
Donahue
Miss Perrine
Gimmerman
John Reide
Graham
Ritchey’s
West Door
French
Ritchey
Jury to Decide If Receipt Implicates Bank Stamp
The testimony centers on receipts found in a bedroom with revenue stamps but lacking bank paid stamps. Prosecutor Hatch argues the papers show unpaid bank notes and suggests a paid certificate of deposit belonged to Miss Gorton. Mrs. Zimmerman asserts the papers were bank notes she burned to hide from her husband. The defense rested yesterday. jurors expected to deliberate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Zimmerman
Miss Gorton
Mrs. Chas. H. Morgan Dies in Arlington N J
Mrs. Chas. H. Morgan died at her Arlington New Jersey home on Tuesday night. She was known in this city as sister to Mrs. Martha Giron of Marshall and Mrs. Chas. Pratt of Connis. Funeral set for Friday afternoon in Arlington. Her husband is cashier at the New York post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Morgan
Arlington
N.J
Envy Hughes
Henry Hughes
Marshall Township
Mr. Hughes
Indian Territory
J. M. Hughes
Christian Church
Oakridge Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Listed For Multiple Couples
Several couples from Indiana Michigan and Ohio areas are named in a list of marriage licenses. Included are George H. Tarrant of Marshall with Caroline D. Hawser of Huntington and Edward Arnold of Marengo with Ida M. Wright of Fredonia. Others include Mery E. Wilson and Harry Schoch with Lillian Ogden, J. Leggott with Florence Tarver, J. W. Lewis with Mary Reynolds, Myron H. Jones with Alice McIntyre, Win Lewis with Ida Morey, Orvie Brainard with Erma Vanderburg, and Fred Hamilton with Loretta Hughson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Tarrant
Marshall
Caroline D. Hawser
Huntington
Ind
Edward Arnold
Marengo
Ida M. Wright
Fredonia
Mery E. Wilson
Jackson
Harry Schoch
Lillian Ogden
Battle Creek
J. Leggott
Florence M. Tarver
J. W. Lewis
Mary E. Reynolds
Myron H. Jones
Alice A. McIntyre
Albion
A Lucrative Liar to Open at Local Opera House
This notice previews Mr. Harrison J. Wolfe and his company returning to the local stage with for the first time an English adapted comedy drama titled A Lucrative Liar. The production promises a literary, morally themed laugh filled experience, with Wolfe’s company praised for strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera Hange
Harrison J. Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Not Guilty Verdict in Reide Case and Other Circuit Court News
The circuit court delivered a not guilty verdict in the Reide case after a Friday jury deliberation. Prosecution by Hatch concluded Friday, with Cavanagh and Powers presenting defense. Other trials included Joslyn v Fowles continued, and Henry Chamberlain v Conger costs ordered at 100 dollars. A Tekonsha burglary resulted in a 10 year Jackson sentence for Joy Gregory. Judge Peck ruled on Mains damage case motions. no session due to a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reide
Hatch
H. W. Cavanagh
J. M. Powers
Cavanagh
Transvaal
Chas. Hoffman
Saygers
Park Hotel
Turnkey Furner
Battle Creek
Henry Chamberlain
A. G. Conger
Jammes L. Joslyn
Louis Fowles
People
Dennis Smith
May Taylor
Farrington
Julius King
Joy Gregory
Randall
Tekonsha
Mains
Peck
Smith
Storm Laid Trains Amid Snow and Delays
Railroads faced a brutal day as snow and ice disrupted schedules. Engines stayed wet in cab areas while all trains ran late. No. 15 and Kelso accommodation lagged, with a freight stuck at Ceresco delaying movement ahead of Cincinnati Northern. The era’s harsh weather turned railroading into rough warlike conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelwmazoo
Ceresco
Cincinnati
Train Robber Killed in Wyoming Rock Creek Gang
Kansas City reports Louie Logan alias Lou Curry, one of six men who robbed a Union Pacific train near Rock Creek, Wyoming on June 2 last, was shot and killed by detectives after fleeing Cripple Creek. The gang had by now suffered multiple deaths. rewards ranged from one to two thousand dollars per robber as the manhunt continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Louie Logan
Lou Curry
Lnst
Union Pacific
Rock Creek
Wyo
Cripple Creek
Logan
Bob Lee
Lizzie Lee
Lonie Logan
Harvey
Bob
Ald
Big Worn
Wyoming
Sheriff Slaten
Harvey Logan
Tlarvey Lee
Dodson
Bob Logan
Railroad and Express
Lonie
Logans
Lees
Eight Hour Day Call From John Mitchell Aims March 31 Observance
Indianapolis March 1 John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers issues a call to all union men to observe Saturday March 31 as a holiday marking the eight hour day anniversary in Chicago in 18as. It is expected about 250000 miners will cease work with 100000 union men. Big demonstrations are planned in mining towns and cities with speakers and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Chicago
Mitchell
Talent Author Gave Readings To Large Marshall Audience
Y Hopkinson Smith entertained Marshall with readings from Tom Grogan Col Carter and Jonathan. He demonstrated dialect mastery in Col Carter s servant Chad and the Five Meals for a Dollar tale drew praise. The Star Lecture course ended on a high note despite not being a financial success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Hopkinson Smith
Virginia
Marshall
Tom Grogan
Col. Carter
Cartersville
Jonathan
Mr. Smith
Jimmie Fadden
von Grogan
BULLER IN LADYSMITH REPORTS Boer retreat and relief
Gen Buller wires he has returned to Netthorpe after lifting the Ladysmith siege. Boers cleared from the region to the Boers of Ladysmith area. London welcomes news of White's defense and Clement entering Colesberg. Postal Telegraph says Kimberley telegraph restored with code cipher or plain language accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buller
Netthorpe
Ladysmith
Ladysmill
London
White
Clement
Colesberg
Postal Telegraph and Cable Co
Kimberly
Sugar Beet Meeting At Arbeiter Hall Marshall
There will be a sugar beet meeting at Arbeiter Hall in Marshall on Thursday March 8 at 2 p.m. Speakers of ability and practical experience will be present. Everybody come. The Kalamazoo Beet Sugar Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbeiter Hall
Marshall
The
Kalamuzoo Beet Sugar Co
New Remedy Knox Stomach Tablets Promises Cure
For years chemists sought a cure for dyspepsia beyond relief. Knox Stomach Tablets, made from medicinal vegetables, claim to relieve indigestion and restore stomach, liver and bowels to health. Sold by grocers. send 50 cents to Knox Chemical Co. for a full sized box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Knox Chemical Co
Rattle Creek
Mich
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Gilbert Cooley
Edgar N Bourbaroush
Eatate Joln Fox
Alfred Shupe
Margaret Hyde
Sarah Ann Newton
Mary G. Brown
Sophia Hamilton
William H. Brockway
J Craig Johnson
Abram Duel
Thomas J Briggs
Abram Westbrook
Polly S Thomas
Lavina Moyer
Ebenezer Simpson
John G Sheffield
Georges Holden
Charles R Bentley
Peter W Wyckoff
Stephen W Johnson
John Skinner
Mary Ann Lee
Nellie K Reardon
Louise Ti Bevier
Louisa Britz
Sarah Pomer
Daniel B Peck
Hiram Brown
Josiah Lepper
Loraine P. Rockwell
Daniel Berger
John D Cuykenndal
John Moffit
Samuel G Sinders
Settin
James W Hateh
Jash
M M Haynes
Ira Ancras
Albion Society
N. J
Bob Wilkins
Happy Pedro Club
Cate
Will Krause
Inee Gragot
AW. M. Oon
Circuit Court
Jos Gregory
Juidge Peck
Maing
Weather Man
STORM
Jon Curry
New York
Third Avenue
Edward Friedner
Tle
Lexington
George Young Johnston
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Johnston
Courier
Tourste
Haldeman
George D. Prentiss
Jour Pal
John Dooley
3 Foley
F. Hopkinson Smith
Daily News
Parmers
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