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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1900

Page

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Powell for Mayor and Union Silver City Nomination

Union Silver City convention at GQ Tuesday night nominated John Powell for mayor along with N G Brown for recorder and John Hertkorn for treasurer, with E J Dennison and David Cunningham chosen for justices of the peace and Roy Grant as school inspector. The meeting was orderly, adjourned after officers were sworn in, and the ticket received broad backing in a harmonious vote.

Choice of Union Silver City Union Silver City GQ. A. BR John Powell WN. Wright W. A. Lane E. G. Sandy Judge Lane BR. F. Grant Dr. Foote J. 0. Keuble J. M. Moses Foley Rose Oniline Foote Anauimous Mr. Powell O. S. Joy G. Brown J. J. Fahey John Herthorn Andrew Flynn BE. J. Dennison David Conningham O. T. Fletcher Roy Grant Cranty Etn. Wright

Lusk Chapin Wedding at Marengo Home

A wedding was held Thursday evening March 22 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. BE Crispin in Marengo. Their daughter May married Mr. Thomas Lusk of Eckford in a ceremony by Rev. BE Emmons. About 160 relatives and guests attended. a wedding supper followed and many presents signified high regard for the couple.

BE. F. Crispin Marengo May Thomas 2. Lusk Eckford BE. Wi. ] Emmons Methodist Church R. Brinkerhoff George Kellogg Dughter Grind Rapids St. Parker Battle Creek Twains Bessie Tilsini May Conger Jonesville Eo Moore Litchfield

Small Pox Suit Seeks Clearer City Claim Response

Judge Smith orders further answer in Hattie Orrek vs Board of Supervisors case. City Attorney Waileigh of Battle Creek argues Prosecutor Hateh’s initial reply to the city’s statement was unclear and requests more detail. The suit concerns a 1,100 dollar reduction in smoke or gum related by the board at a last fall meeting.

Hattie Orrek Board of Supervisors Smith Waileigh Battle Creek Hateh

Denial from Ingersoll on Wisner interview charges

George Ingersoll mails to The News denying Wisner’s claim that he received 240 from the Showers estate for charges. He says the payment was a much smaller amount, mainly for a matter outside probate, with only a small expense sum in the estate. Marshall, March 25, 1900.

George Ingersoll A. C. Wisner Ingersoll Wisner Showers Gronae Ingersee Marshall

Langridge Dead at 24 in Marshall Township

Charles Howard Langridge aged 24 died at his parents’ home in Marshall Township at 3 AM from peritonitis. He was a grandson of Mrs. Annie Lockton of Marshall. funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at their residence, interment at Oakridge cemetery. Also notes Marshall theatre engagement by Mack-Fenton Stock Company with Wilbur Mack Isabel Fenton et al. Prices 10-20 cents, reserve seats at Swartwout’s. thanks to Baptist church choir and pallbearers.

Charles Howard Langridge Stephen Langridge Marshall Annie Lockton A. W. Lockton Battle Creek Richard Lockton Oakridge Cemetery Opera Mack-Fenton Stock Company Wilbur Mack Isabel Fenton Iis Me Fille May Wilbur Muck Wills G. Sweet Priges Swartwout B. Hughes

Mead Replies to Drain Office Probe in Calhoun County

County Drain Commissioner Mead denounces the investigative committee and its methods in a full public reply. He argues drain funds are not county money, defends the office as quasi judicial, and urges itemized accounting for overtime and expenses charged to individual drains.

Mead Chas B. Mead Calhoun Ollicy Dora Henry Mr. Wilkins A. W. Gifford A. D. Eldred Teltonsha Board of Supervicors Uiem Drain Supreme Court Hus

Recourse on the Commissioner and Overtime Allegations

A speaker contends recourse lies with the people rather than the prosecuting attorney and urges public access to drain books in Marshall. He criticizes overtime allowances under the auditing board since 1907, accuses Squire Flint and allies of prior favoritism, and questions Henry’s past judicial conduct and propriety in Battle Creek.

Marahail Henry

City approves franchise for new railroad line

AML Miller secured approval for a franchise with Frishie promising work soon. The council, delayed by caucuses, adopted the ordinance after Miller and Frisbie defended the terms. The plan allows single tracks, no interpark turnouts, and city paying any necessary lighting upgrades. The road will start from Battle Creek to the county seat, with work to begin promptly.

Ald Anson Bordine Brown Joy Guy Herthorn Ald. Miller Als Greenfield J. N. Roos Bie Miller Frisbie Prisbie Battle Creek Momaw & Briggel

Wisner Replies to Moon Chronicle on County Aftermath

A Marshall reader letters outlines Wisner’s view of a county treasurer error of 60 dollars and asserts a broad investigation is needed. He argues Chronicle and Moon push unverified claims and accuses Republican operators of bias while urging a grand jury and exposing alleged public graft in Calhoun County.

A. ©. Wisner Wisner Battle Creek Journal Henry Luevyer Alcore Board of Supervisors Marshall News Frank Turner Scott Wield Ar. A. M. Minty Calhoun County Chronicle Ae Wisson Moon Marshall W.J. Gregg Ingersoll Stephen F. Snyder Chronicle-Expounder-Statesman Probate Chronicle-Statesman Henrys Calhoun ‘County Sca

Knox Stomach Tablets Promote Natural Sleep Aid

An advertisement claims sleeplessness signals health imbalance and promotes Knox Stomach Tablets as a blood purifying, liver activating remedy. It asserts the tablets cure dyspepsia by removing impurities, not aiding digestion, and offers a fifty cent box of fifty doses through druggists.

Bevin Knox

Smalley Nominated At Townsends's Meeting For Mayor

The Republican convention at Arbeiter hall nominated I N Smalley for mayor after three ballots failed to produce a majority for others. Townsend, not renominated, had nine ballots on the first count but declined to run. Townsend and friends showed mixed support, while Smalley secured the ticket along with Lawrence E Page for recorder and J J DeShane for treasurer. H H Miller for justice of the peace long term and H S Peck for short term were named, with Charles Day as school inspector. The committee chair was H E Winsor and the convention adjourned.

Arbeiter Hall Union Silver N. Smalley Townsend Statesman Gregg H. E. Winsor H. E. Hollon Plagaanting W.E. Bosley Lawrence E. Page J. J. DeShane H. H. Miller H. I. Peck Charles Day

Big Sparring Exhibition at Opera House Friday Night

The athletic club stages a large sparring exhibition at the opera house Friday night headlined by a long advertised ten round bout between Dave Lewis and Peter Jackson of this city. Both fighters are in good form and aim to win. Arthur Taylor of the Royal faces Risdale of Albion in a noted contest. Risdale No. 7 previously battled Taylor and remains regarded as a clever foe. Also wrestling matches and other events on the bill. Ed

Opera House Dave Lewis Peter Jackson Gnd Aso le Arthur Taylor the Royal Risdale Albion Arthur

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