Nations Heroes Observed In Marshall Decoration Days
Memorial and Decoration days will be observed in Marshall on May 26 and 30 with business set aside to honor heroes. Col. Mark Merrifield of Union City will deliver the Decoration Day address at the opera house at 1 PM. Committees for preparations were named by Commander Clute of Colegrove post, including speaker T N Wright and marshal John Cuzzins.
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Ag Nsual
Marshall
Colegrove Post
Marble
Prowerts
G. FE. Waltz
Robert Schely
OG. W. Hunt
H. Newton
E. Robert
Mr. Phillips
John Cuzzins
Opera House
Mark Merrifield
Union City
Common Council
Cemetery Board of Control
Fire Department
Small Blaze Strikes J. W. Lester Residence
Alarm number two in a trio of fires sent firemen to the residence of J. W. Lester on West Hanover Street Tuesday morning. Mrs. Lester was cleaning and a torn wallpaper edge ignited by a parlor match touched off a roof flare later put out by water. Damages were minimal, under five dollars, and Lester commented that alarms are unnecessary when injuries occur. Firefighters await alarm number three.
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Green and
Tainden Streets
J. W. Lester
West Hanover Street
Lester
Michigan Central
South Side Wins Bane Ball Game 13 to 145
South Side defeats North Side 13 to 145 in a at the fair grounds game. Glenn Grant officiated as umpire. Players report minor injuries and embarrassment from the contest. Lineup lists Owens Marian Welles Moses Flynn Gardanier Clayborne Smith Cuzzings Church Pratt Hindenach Murdock Wright O Keefe Dav Faulkner ae Martin Lewis.
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State Street
Fair Grounds
Glenn Grant
South
Gardanier
Clayborne
Smith Cuzzings
Church Pratt
Hindenach Murdock
Wright O'Keefe
Faulkner
Ae Martin
Lewis
Michigan Central Excursion to Jackson and Detroit
The Michigan Central announces a Sunday train excursion to Jackson and Detroit. Round trip fares are 45 cents for Jackson and 140 dollars for Detroit. Train departs Marshall at 3 28 p m and returns from Detroit at 6 p m. The Daily News proclaims itself the largest and best weekly.
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Jackson
Detroit
Michigan Central
Cts
Marshall
the Daily News
Weekly News
Perrinville Council Deliberates on Finances and Repairs
At the Monday session with all members present, officials reviewed the ex- recorder Brown reports, city accounts, and a flawed past year budget. The council sanctioned sidewalk petitions, sewer assessments, and a joint prayer service protest while appointing special police and addressing roof leaks and sign board safety.
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Grant
O. F. Walters
Colegrove
F. G. Seaman
J. Engleman
Green Sleet
Linden Street
George Colling
State Street
W. H. Porter
Eagle Street
A. Hoeltzel
Chris Kempf
Kalamazoo Avenue
Carrie Waltz
Flynn
Fire Department
Page
H. A.T
Lotson
Ald Dew
Fred Rentschler
Cincinnati
Ald
Smyth
City Hall
Brown
Finance Committee
Miller
DeShane
Recorder
Hindenach
Court
Alderman Down
Alderman
Howell
Examination Opens In Sheridan Assault Case
The examination of D. P. Sheridan charged with assault to do great bodily harm began before Justice Tillotson. Lena Adams testified about passing Shepard's meat market when the incident occurred. Dr. Dixon testified and refused to answer many questions. Adjournment set for next Wednesday at 9 o'clock. Foley represents Sheridan and Crosby represents Dixon.
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D. P. Sheridan
Tillotson
Lena Adams
Shepard
Dr. Dixon
Sheridan
Fred Woden
J. ¥. Foley
Dixon
Justice Merrill
Aclock
W. A. Crosby
Battle Creak
Probate Proceedings Appoint Multiple Administrators
Mary Harper estate appoints M B Martin as administrator. John Van Blaricum will admitted to probate with Ella Van Maricum as executive. Gwen L Townsend named administrator for Wells Townsend estate. F A Culp named guardian for Mary Jane Seamon.
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John van Blaricum
Ella van Maricum
Gwen L Townsend
Welles
Townsend
F. A. Culp
Mary Jane Seamon
Powers petitions to dismiss Morgan vs Mains case in Calhoun
W S Powers of Battle Creek asks the circuit judge to dismiss the case of B F Morgan versus Charles R Mains and Annetta Mains appealed from police court. The court had ordered security for costs of 800 and a motion fee of 10 by May 1 or dismissal. Powers serves notice he will seek dismissal at court opening May 18 as the whereabouts of Mr and Mrs Mains are unknown.
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Hodges Law
Miller
Howell
Messrs. Court
Hamilton
Smyth
Dean
State Street
Egeler
W.S. Powers
Battle Creek
Calhoun County
B. F. Morgan
Charles R. Mains
Annetta Maina
Austin
Costa
Powers
Maing
Ex-cashier Johnson returns home amid bank collapse talk
Chan A Johnson, former cashier of the suspended First National Bank, arrived with attorney and bondsmen. He says he plans to stay until October when he will be tried in Grand Rapids for the bank’s affairs, asserts he is not wholly responsible, and notes public relief at his return while aiding the bank receiver in winding up the case.
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Niles
Sing 3 Saga
Chan
A. Johnson
First Nationsl Bank
Johnson
Grand Rapids
Court Dismissal Threat In Robhe rs Jacobs Appeal
Circuit Court closed February term with Judge Winsor presiding. A motion by H W Cavanaugh to dismiss the appeal in Gustave Robher s Isidor Jacobs was considered. The court ordered a new bond by May 13 or the case would be dismissed, then adjourned.
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Winsor
Circuit Court
Gustave Robhers
Isidor Jacobs
H. W. Cavanaugh
The Poff Inquest Finds Benja miss Pott Caused Death
The inquest into the Eckford death of Benjamin Pott by Michigan Central No. 8 concluded with a verdict that Pott killed himself through his own carelessness. The coroner presided as witnesses including Engineer Laka Fireman Bailey Dr Harris and Mrs Emma Britton testified. The jury found no blame to railroad employees and attorney Campbell represented the railroad.
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Benjamin Pott
Eckford
Michigan Central
Church
Laka
Bailey
Harris
Emma Britton
B. Spencer
Benjamin Poff
Parkingon & Campbell
Jackson
Detroit & Chicago traction completes land purchase for power plant
A Jackson dispatch reports the Detroit and Chicago traction company will spend about 250000 dollars on a new power plant site on north Mechanic street at Trail. Plans include two city lots, eight 600 horsepower boilers, and shipments beginning within thirty days. The plant will supply lights and power locally. Also includes unrelated local advertising for Knill's Green Pills for various ailments.
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Jackson Dispatch
Detroit & Chicago Traction Company
Mechanic Street
Corner Trail
Grand Rapids & Saginaw
Michigan Central
Luce
Bulang Road
Elephant tobacco brand advertised for union workers
Communications from the Aysen Sign Union men state that Juin J. Bagley & Co. of Detroit have launched a new market brand called the Elephant. The label bears the union minded seal and is endorsed by L. N. Girovs, President, Hypo Union No. 372.
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Juin J. Bagley & Co
Detroit
Union
Beware of Oullments for Catarrol Mercury Catarrh Cure
Mercury in so called catarrh remedies damages senses and the system. Hall's Catarrh Cure by FJ Cheney Co Toledo claims no mercury and is taken internally. Warns buyers to seek genuine product, offers free testimonials, and notes local wagonette service and contact info at 828 W State St.
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Rhem
Hall
FJ. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
W. J. Cheney & Co
Druggista
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Mark Merrion
Nanwadt
Dexter
Ann Arbor
Trafic
J. W Lenter
South Side
Business Men
Fin Bane
M. F. Ryan
Geo. Seymour
H. A. Clute
Perrinville Firs Laddies
Dixon-Sheridan
Aldred
M B. Martin
Mary Harper
Charles RK
Malne Falla
The
Hank
Poff
Ben Pott
Carelessuern
D.& C. Traction Company
Ekuill
Knill
Avron
Mick
Communications
L. N. Girovs
Pres
Fypo. Union
H. A. Syyper
State St
Nagel’s
J. Nagel
Earth
Bradshaw
Talya
Monarch
O. K
Bristol
G. G. Smith
Sporting Goods
E. B. Hughes
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