Court Adjourned as Trial Dates Reset
Fragmented court notes show adjournment is taken in ciranit court on March 8. A jury verdict awarded $3,964.82 to Edwant Goodrich forlarony, with trial set for Jane terra. Frank Statler, a boy, pled guilty to burglary and was sentenced to one year hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciranit Nourt
Riday Tia Cass
Iff
Edwant Goodrich
Onder
Forlarony
Jane Terra
Frank Statler
Ang
Bor-Tonshe
kihoratJonia
Tranning
Marshall to vote on sewerage bond plan in 1899 election
A Marshall city notice announces a public referendum on a 34000 dollar sewerage system for sanitary sewerage. The proposal asks for 25000 for construction and 35000 total bonds dated May with four percent interest, payable in New York. Voting places listed include Theodore Cook's star, Arndts' star, Lontine Hotel building, Arbeiter hall. election held April 1, 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Mirek
Ausnimonia Vate
Maretiall
New York
Ania
Apri
Hall
Marshall Raise
Joan
Skail
Siah
Nh Raisa
Toan
Recorder
Usid
Theodore Cook
Arndts
Toeind Chard
Lontine
Bulding
Fousth Sans Arbeiter
Mated
Stich
TES
Enoas
H. Grast
Maver
Eiseat
Sawpy
Mass Convention Reform League Holds Meeting in Battle Creek
The Mass Convention Reform League met in Battle Creek to nominate city officers and discuss platform points. Delegates were selected for the convention with a plan to push municipal reforms, merit system adoption, streetlight and utility management, and fair taxation.
J Powers of Charlotta Born in Attica New York
J Powers of Charlotta, born on a farm in Attica Wyoming County New York, later moved with parents to a Barry County Michigan farm. He spent early life in hard labor, attended district schools in Barry and Calhoun counties, and learned carpentry and republican building trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James NM. Powers
Charlotta Wes
Attica
Weoming County
New York
Syith
Assyria
Barry County
Mich
Isat
Schoo
Barry Find Calhoun
Bail Ioiner
Repubyne
Fragmented Bath Journal weather note and moral city claim
A Bath Journal fragment claims a vast damaging effect on local morals in Mirischall from atmospheric conditions and references a parish theft report involving Lisesiie and a parson. The damaged text mentions Joe Lanky and a party at Sandy Sanford with an unused property and timing around noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Journal
County
Mirschall
Joseph
Wales
Sanford
Powers Named As Judge Prospect In Southern Michigan
A local profile praises James M. Powers a lawyer of ability born to the law department in Waile who married Miss Eliza Davis and began practice at Relieves. He moved to Charlotta in 1901 due to stowing business. The piece extols his eloquence, honesty, Lincolnlike mien, and broad appeal to common people, arguing he would zealously defend the poor if seated on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law “Department of
Ras
Waile
Schoor
Eliza Davis
Barry County
Fara
Relieves
Charlotta
Powers
Lincoln
Michigan
James M. Powers
J. M. Power
Marshall free delivery week passes with smooth service
The first week of Marshall's free delivery passed smoothly with general satisfaction. Few snags, three carriers working hard to meet regulations. another carrier may be added after July 1. A Loyal Temperance Legion event occurred Friday at Park achomb with officers named including Captain, president Charlie Dobbins, and secretaries Firgey Cunningham and race Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Letisren
Gad
Uresinizel
Parkachomb
Mra. Robinson
Baerle Crek
Riceted
Deronie
Charlis Dobbins
Firgey Cunningham
Race Maine
Terasores
Charlie Rickanis
Theis Wilt Ee
Ines Aris Eevedivet
Towan
Fragmentary court notes hint at adjourned liquor case
In a partial record the adjourned examination of Fred Miers the provincial satophist appears to be about selling liquor to a minor. Witnesses sworn. testimony ongoing. Defense by Winsor. People represented by Hatah with adjournment to Monday for probable completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miers
Guba
Stein
Rico
Phil Idlands
U. S
Teambui
Memberships Pushed As 239 Applications Presented
The Knights of the Maccabees met Tuesday evening and heard 239 applications for membership presented in about a week. Some names will be voted on that night. others carried to next Tuesday. New members will be instituted the following week. The Democratic People's Union Silver canvass to nominate officers and delegates will meet Friday March 24 at 7:30 pm at the Chronicle, News, Syed Gauss, Arbeiter Hall, and related locations. A Democratic Silver convention to nominate mayor, recorder, treasurer, and other posts will be held Tuesday March 23 at 7:00 pm in G. A. R. Hall.
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Battle Creek
Ben
Wit Waras
Grand Rapids
Paltia
Dwn
Eimrete
Uur
Fis
EU Rock
Oedldas
Lng Ald
Rota 4
Nealer
Knights of the Mactaboes
Democritc People's Union
Wand
First Ward
Chronicle
Syed Gauss
Arbeiter Hal
Wreas
Unainian
Democratic People's Union
G. A. Ro Hall
Treslay
Good Government
Nt Arbeiter Hall
Lovelock
Raith Grouk
EL Ion Renin
Setegh
Theft admission links to Michigan Central action
The text reports an admission of theft involving a woman named Jane Smith and an employer. It references a shipper and a port, with unclear details about the location and the Michigan Central line. The remainder of the evidence was found at a hollow area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Smith
Luk
The
Dons
Michigan Central
Unclear Drain Incident Involving Hinman Arrest Warrant
A garbled report from LA cites Judge Reiley Maxihi issuing an arrest warrant for Frank Hinman of Cohins over a drain stoppage. The text is fragmentary but implies Hinman tightened a drain and faced charges, with a date exam not yet completed and details obscured by errors. The source remains unreadable in sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiley Maxihi
Frank Hinman
Cohins
Taut Hinman
Harmon and Allen Win in March 40 1889 proceedings
Local reports show Harmon and Allen prevailing in a March 40 1889 suit involving Williams & Co Wing & Co and P Frink of Winona Minn. Details indicate publication costs divided among three papers and a court order affecting tax and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gounett
Amlayor
Gaur
Alan Hoglta
Miller
Arbor
Williams & Co
Wing &Go
P. Frink
Winona
Minn
Sgainet Harmon
Sexton
Martha Allen
Homer Way
Purétal
Tadge Meritls
Uoure
Adi Jonragd
Ergest G. Savpy
Cineell
God
Money Talks Declared Funds For Contributions
A brief note reports a declared fund amount and contributions intended to support a project. Details are unclear due to the fragmentary OCR text but indicate financial support and donor activity. Further context is unreadable.
Town Talk snippets hint at industry plans and events
A mixed notice column reports Elisa Tyler in Chicago and a Starshall Homer stay, a $150000 cement plant if a 4000 bonus is raised, and 76 jobs. It mentions Arbeiter hall meeting, Raith Group cal contest, a 40 cent rail fare round trip, and a Tanworth League reception with March 29 plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisa Tyler
Sth Yi
Chicago
Winsteread
Starshall
Homer
Fragmented Local Notice From Murky OCR Readout
A partially readable OCR fragment mentions a person named Hed and a person named Aaldo with unclear actions. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent event, date, or location to report a specific incident or notice.
Assault Allegation Near Beardesley Reported
A complainant recounts an assault by William Willian Beardedesley who allegedly struck and knocked him down. The account notes the incident occurred, with authorities planning examination. date not yet set for the proceedings. The reporting emphasizes the demand for just punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
Willsia Meclarés
Beardesley
Marriage Licenses Granted to Several Couples
From J Lindhurst of Marshall and Freda A Mon of Newton to be married. Absolom Ty of Goshen and May Lane of Battle Creek. Edward Brmeling and Kate Kincaid, both of Albion. Fred Stark of Cisreom and Emmal Swardt of parms. Ernest Mather and Hattie Kitler, both of Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lindhurst
Marshall
Freda A. Mon
Newton
Absolom Ty
Yoder
Goshen
May Lane
Battle Crock
Edward Brmeling
Kate Kincaid
Albion
Fred Stark
Cisreom
Emmal Swardt
Parms
Ernest Mather
Hattie Kitler
Lee
New Advertisements Offer Various Goods and Displays
Grace Brow and others advertise shoes and clothing with displays in a crowded storefront scene. Various firms like Leandry DeLong Scheiller Proge Watson Watson Fuster Autine eyes Rep Morgill Easter and J Cox Thirgain showcase table supplies and metal hardware as part of a bustling shopping page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brow
Baster
Leandry
DeLong & Scheiller
Proge, Watson& Watson
Fuster Autine Eyes
Morgill
Mii Bey
Leary
J. &. Cox—Thirgain
Mises Eschon
Dissolved partnership and local notices from a fragmented 19th century text
Fragmentary notice details the dissolution of the partnership Devel and Tinghey, undertakers, with various names and places scattered. It mentions summonses, funerary arrangements, a home setting, Easter travel, and references to agents, canvassing, sample books, and paid sums. The garbled text lists locations like Michigan and Wisconsin and references to period community notices.
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Tank Nummer
Erin County
Caitinea Albion
Fanington
Clarence
Qonfis
Eckfont
Manchester
Aren Tenwela
Panied
Battle Creeks
Jeague
Solent
Detroit
Nowaday
Hon
Arite Coy Chant
Morse
James
Candiaaie Rarcivanit
Jae
Loyal
Fempervier Legion
Kate
Yale
Atauy
Marcubses
Enlon Democraty
Dwie Salik
Charlie
Harmon and Allen
MONEY
Etto
Tanworth Leagne
Dhe Songremation
Neweones
Aaldo
Vax i
Devel & Tinghey
Forditure
Hughes
Ban
Hisazo
Pen Hiénia
Boviar
Alley Stulth
Warren Loland
Hhoted Sae
George Tf
Reia
Cencaltek
Sual Commandery Nath Waie
Tenilance
Wheesy, Bes
Tekenshi, Mich
Bel
Hey Onk
Bast
Nape
Et Cae
Tomamany
Nella
Naven
Rievely Mawes
Astortssenk
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