HELL 8 RENOMINATED HELL 8 RENOMINATED A STRONG TICKET NOMINATED
The Democratic city convention met at the G A R hall and nominated a cohesive ticket headed by Mayor Powell for mayor Roy F Grant for recorder A L Hindenach for treasurer Thomas N Wright for justice of the peace and Francis B Devel for school inspector The gathering saw about two hundred attendees and ended with Wright as chairman and Joy as secretary praising a harmonious outcome and predicting a landslide next Monday evening
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John Powell
Roy F. Grant
A. L. Hindenach
Thomas N. Wright
Francis
G. A. R. Hall
T. N. Wright
Joy
B. L. Gardenier
QO. T. Fletcher
J. C. Beckwith
H. A. Tillotson
J. J. Fahay
Henry Krotzer
Jas. J. Fahay
Powell
Hoe
J. E. Foley
R. F. Grant
Sandy
Cone
William Hartman
B. L. Gardanier
A. L.hindenach
DeLavergns
Mr. Grant
Loley
Trengher
M. LA
DeLaverone
E. DeReamer
Wm. Hartman BE. O. Sandy
Mindenech
T. N. Wright J. M. Bubbard Henry Klugman
H. J. Courtright
Wright
Kassen Richardson
Burlington
Richardson
Calhoun County
Devel
NO NEW OPERA HOUSE New Temple Containing Two Stores on First Floor
At a special Macabee meeting the building committee reported inability to fund an opera house. A simple two-storey block with two frontages and a lodge room was favored, projecting $1,600 annual revenue. Stock already raised about $800, incorporation amendments planned, by-laws to be revised, and two trustees pledged.
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Maccabees
Foote
Bulding Committee
Sg. E. Gronin
W.J. Gregg
C. O. Miller
W. J. Gregg
Elinor Bennett
Thirteenth Annual Sunday School Convention at Eckford
The Thirteenth Annual Convention of the Sunday School Associations meets at Eckford Presbyterian Church on Tuesday April 2. Morning and afternoon programs feature devotional services, talks by Miss Anna Gans and Mrs L Milla, state Sunday School report, and topics on making the most of red letter days and children’s day. An evening praise service includes Rev H E Davis and a closing address by Rev S H Dull.
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The
Sunday School Association
Eckford Presbyterian Church
H. Dull
J. Emmona
Luella Ruff
T. J. Henshaw
Carrie Skinner
Guy Putman
Cook
O. D. Sabin
Ella Sabin
H. E. Davis
20Th Century Christian Workers
City News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Transitions
Local notes cover voter registration efforts, Michigan Central absorbing Canada Southern, and mayoral concerns over registering young voters. Also listed are a district high school oratorical contest in St Joseph on April 5, business changes at Hart Street brewery site, and a Foster Millinery opening promotion. Additional items note legislative moves affecting district boundaries, school term extensions, teaching shifts, and smallpox concerns. The week closes with mentions of railway salary changes, a local stenographer bid, and the upcoming state WCTU convention in Marshall.
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Michigan Central
Canada Southern
Powell
DeShane
Marie Winsor
Mra
H. E. Winsor
St. Joseph
H.W. Mamaw
Frank Nye
Hart Street
Foster
Watson & Watson
Washington
Philip T. Colgrove
Glaime Commiemon
Madeline Murray
Personal notices from Albion and nearby towns
A stream of short hometown reports lists L. E. Stewart of Albion, Mrs. L. Bradley traveling to Chicago, Mrs. A. J. Hodges visiting from Battle Creek, and many others in town for visits, business, or travel. Names include B. P. Bryan, H. H. Arms, Charles Dunham, QO. A. Rupert, F. M. Wadleigh, Dr. Baird, R. J. McDowell, Mrs. Bowera, Mrs. O. G. Warner, Ernest Boyce and son, Miss Helen Hinkle, Attorney North, John Sanders, Ed. Hayes, Mrs. J. Taylor, Rev. R. A. Shaw, and several officials from Battle Creek and neighboring cities. Several residents travel to Battle Creek, Chicago, Jackson, or Baraboo for work, study, or visits.
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H. H. Arms
Chicago
Charles Dunham
Nashville
Tenn
QO. A. Rupert
Homer
F.M. Wadleigh
Battle Creek
Dr. Baird
R. J. McDowell
Jackson
B. Bowera
Hanover
0. G. Warner
Toledo
John McNames
Ernest Boyce
Helen Hinkle
Attorney North
John Sanders
Benton Harbor
W. W. Smith
Malta-Vita Company
Gus Soloman
Boston
Fannie Cooley
Quon Schwarn
Belmont Waples
Harold
Ironwood
J. F. McMillan
Baraboo
Wis
Mr. McMillan
Cuglia
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices Collected
Charien Yost of Tekonsha marries Ida E. Smith of Fredonia. C Earl Gastusha and E L Henry, both of Lee, and Barry R Haven with Pearl M Reese, both of Eckford, listed in notices. P Hayes advertises carpet savings with low prices. Galland to examine samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charien Yost
Tekonsha
Ida E. Smith
Fredonia
C. Earl Gastusha
E. L. Henry
Lee
Barry R. Haven
Pearl M. Reese
Eckford
Weaving Comeback With Eureka Loom Promises Quality
Mrs. A. Matson announces a return to carpet and rug weaving using a new Eureka Steel Loom. She offers first class work at reasonable prices from 419 South Mulberry Street, inviting local customers to commission pieces.
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Eureka
A. Matson
South Mulberry St
Court and Crime Notes From Battle Creek Area
James Hendershot and A V Wiswell of Battle Creek serve fifteen days for drunk and disorderly conduct. William Nye held for May circuit term trial by Justice Bidwell. Bo charged with bastardy posted $200 bail. George Taylor of Homer released on $500 bail after burglary charge. Edward Stetson of Battle Creek held for May term trial. bail set at $1,000, in jail awaiting trial. prosecutor Hatch sought dismissal, justice disagreed.
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James Hendershot
A.V Wiswell
Battle Creek
William Nye
Bidwell
George Taylor
Homer
William Taylor
L. Harmon
Edward Stetson
Hatch
Resolutions of the Marshall Woman's Relief Corps 1901
The Marshall Woman's Relief Corps mourns the death of sister Mirza Showers and resolves to honor her memory. Members pledge to emulate her virtues and send a copy of the resolutions to the family and local press for publication. Committee led by Mrs E Marz, with sympathy extended to the bereaved family. The notice also advertises spring tonic Rocky Mountain Tea and a watch sale at Thompson's.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Marshall
Mirza
E. Marz
Madison
Medigan
Thompson's
Annual Due Tea Provides Ample Supper and Music
The annual Due Tea hosted by the ladies of the W. O. T. U. drew 150 to 180 attendees. The yellow and white room featured a back table with the Royal Duchess Java and Mocha. A musical program followed supper and reports from department superintendents were presented for later publication.
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T. Cook
Mra Parley
Battle Creek Onion
Mra. Martin
Battle Creek
Probate Court Orders Hearing For Cann Brann Estate
In Marshall on March 27 1901 Judge William A Lane presided. Caroline Stark petitions to appoint Ferdinand Steinkraus administrator de bonis non with will annexed. Hearing set for April 24 at 10 AM. Copy ordered published in THE MARSHALL News for three weeks before hearing.
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Marshall
William A. Lane
Levi Mitta
Lorenzo Clark
Masada
Withian A. Lane
Judea of Probate
WHLK
Register
Cann Brann
Caroline Stark
Ferdinand Steinkraus
Noltetle
Marshall News
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