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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1902

Page

2

Serious Accident Severs Fox’s Foot in Battle Creek

Arthur E. Fox of Homer was struck by train cars near Nichols station in Battle Creek. He jumped from the noon train after mistaking the stop, and the right foot was cut off at the ankle. He was taken to Nichols Hospital for dressing.

Nichola Nichola Hospital Arthur Eb, Fox Homer Arthur G. Fox Battle Creek Fox Child Fredonia Vox Nichols Station

Resolutions Adopted for Alderman Hamilton in City Council

A special Saturday evening council meeting adopted heartfelt resolutions on the death of Alderman Charles S. Hamilton of the second ward. The body, missing Ald. Dean and Court, authorized Mayor Powell to arrange funeral participation and have the resolutions read at length in the council records.

Powell Hamilton Ald Dean Court Miller Fellowes Charles 8 Marehall Common Council Ald. Miller Ke Furever

Free Henotes Offers Van Fleet Medicine Cure Box

An advertisement from Van Fleet Medicine Co of Bellevue Michigan promotes a free surprise box of Van Fleet’s Herb pills for rheumatism headaches and dryspopsin symptoms. Includes testimonials and directions, urging readers to mail name and address for the offer.

Vin Fleet Dauy Bellevue Mich van Bleet van Fiest Medicine Co Builovue

Village Election Results From Athens Burlington Homer Tekonsha

Village voters in Athens Burlington Homer and Tekonsha in Galion County cast light turnouts. In Athens two tickets contested with Harrison’s Citizens ticket narrowly winning. Homer saw large turnout with Bond defeat on water works. Tekonsha and Burlington ran single-ticket contests electing officers.

Athens Burlington Homer Tekonsha Tekorsha Galhonn Oo Athens Thera Independent Citizens Mr. Harrison Aaron H., Harrison Frank A. Eastman Trenanier George Greenfield John S. Palmer Fred Homer P Board of Supervisors Henry O. Cook Charles R. Church Harmon F. Shear Wim Andrews Ross B. de- Bow Albert E. Hutter Ansessor David FT. Janca Frank May IL A. Doolittle B, Williams

New Election Law Requires Consecutive Ballot Numbering

The new spring election will implement Act No. 214 of 1901. ballots must be uniform in size and white paper with consecutive numbers on the front corner. Each elector's name enters the enrolling clerk, and the ballot number is matched to the name at the booth.

Tim Hall Suuil Board of Inspectors

Battle Creek Citizens Plan Kellogg Sanitarium Rebuild

A mass meeting in Battle Creek appointed a five member committee to discuss with Dr Kellogg rebuilding the burned sanitarium. Public opinion favored substantial city aid to back Kellogg as he plans a world class sanitarium. Q O Post claimed he would fund a rival project if Kellogg left Battle Creek. Kellogg dismissed Post offering, noting borrowing rates and that he could secure funds at three percent.

Battle Creek Dr. Kellogg

Stirs Up Kulp The Postal System And The Public

A reader challenges Father Baart and argues socialism as common ownership of production. The piece defends cooperative government control of air, oil, coal, and postal services as public goods, favoring a cooperative commonwealth over capitalism. It cites Rockefeller and public schools as examples and cautions against private concentration of essential resources. Brandis A. Evans notes in Battle Creek, March 5, 100%.

Moon Father Baart Marshall Church Inventor Mr. Inventor Rockefeller Interstate Commerce Commission Ovary Sovislisa

Major Newell J. Kelsey Dies in Lansing Home

Major Newell J. Kelsey a prominent Mason Elk and ex register of deeds died suddenly at his Lansing home after heart neuralgia. Born June 28 1842 in West Leroy Calhoun county he served in the Civil War rising to first lieutenant with the Merrill Horse. Funeral services were held in Lansing Battle Creek and West Leroy with surviving children Florence Maud and Hazel and brother Crawford Kelsey.

Newell J. Keleny Lansing Cama Deceunsed West Leroy Calhoun County Second Michigan Cavalry South Missouri C Cavalry Merrill Horse Land Charles City State Agricultural Society Lansing Major Melsey Leroy Major Kelsey Toyo Ellis Tuler Knights of Pythias Battle Creek Florence Maud Hazel Lyssader Cole Crawford Kelsey Bin Lana'ing Weat ‘Leroy

Municipal Affairs Council Meeting Adopts Water Bond Premium

At the Monday evening session all members attended except Alderman Court. Minutes approved. Finance chair Miller recommends selling $16,000 water works and lighting bonds to Fire National Bank of St Johns at 87-10 premium, a better deal than 217.60 premium. Semiannual salaries ordered paid. Dr Foote bill for Harvey Diver smallpox case approved at 149.25. Electric railway gang to stay 40 feet from sewer manholes. Mrs Hamilton thanks council for action on her husband’s death. funeral to be at Mayor Powell’s residence. Marshal’s time roll 18.75. Meeting adjourned for one week to May ? instead of 7.

Ald Miller Firaé National Bank of St. Johns Foote Harvey Diver Dean Powell Mra CG A. Hamilton Mr. Hamilton

High School Field Day Delegates Elect Officers in Battle Creek

Delegates from Marshall Kalamazoo and Battle Creek high schools met at the Battle Creek office of Superintendent W G Coburn on May 29 to set a date for the annual Helamazoo River High School Athletic Association field day. Officers elected were President Allwards Battle Creek Secretary Moser Marshall and Treasurer Gould Kalamazoo. The field day program includes 120 yard hurdles and several jumping events, with some events previously held dropped.

Marshall Kalamazoo Battle Creek Mat Bat W.G. Coburn Sud Hkelawad Wmeasera Moscw Peck Marchal Goaid Gilbert Kelamazoo Ranger Allwards Moser Mareball

Real Estate Transfers in Battle Creek and Surrounding Areas

Calhoun County Abstract lists property transfers including Julia A. North to Amos H. Stevens on Main Street Battle Creek for 1650 dollars, and numerous deeds in Battle Creek, Bedford, Tekonaba, Penfield, Athens, and Homer with sums from 25 to 1800 dollars. Names include Nichols, Fiske, Crouch, Stafford, Gibbs, Green, and Godfrey among others.

Calhoun County Abstract Company Hatch Block Julia A. North Amos H. Stevens Main Street Battle Creek Alonzo B. McBeth Lorenzo Craft Sidney W. J. McMillen Roge A. Ball North Avenue Charles Nichola Sidney S. Fiske Bedford Morgan Board of Health Leroy Lewis Cole Milan E. White Athens Anna G. Green Charles J. Aryabrigh Souwer Charles Merritt Joseph Ff. Crouch Andrew C. Stafford Penfield Joseph Gibbs Ulu M. Cavanagh Tory Homer Joseph, Crouch Cliff Street Mott Barther Creek Mattie Godfrey Et al George VerValin Warner Addition Allon

Murder charge sparks pursuit across Battle Creek

Arthur Lake, sought for the murder of his father in law John D. Kelley of Kelama, leaped from an interurban near Battle Creek and was captured by Chief Boyle and Deputy Sheriff Tobin of Jackson. He denied Kelley’s death, claimed travel to Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, and admitted past quarrels with Kelley while boasting about his military service. The crime, tied to a robbery motive, left Kelley unconscious and dead days later, with pockets rifled of cash. Ads follow.

Arthur Lake Kelama- 200 Battle Creek Boyle Tobin Jackson John D. Kelley Lake Kxlamaxoo Kelley Hoe

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