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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1901

Page

2

THE GIFFORD GAME CHARGED WITH ASSAULT ON A DAUGHTER

Jalvis Gifford of Burlington was arraigned on a charge of assaulting a 14 year old girl with intent to rape. He pleaded not guilty and requested a mental examination. preliminary hearing set for next Thursday. Bail set at 1000 dollars. Dr Brown, father of the girl, is the accusing witness.

Daily News Jalvis Gifford Burlington Merrill Grand Rapids Augustus Randall Winsor Justice Court Randall Dr. Brown ROTM LB Tompkins Battle Creek Gifford Chalhoun County

Railways Set Reduced Fares and New Trains for Summer

The Michigan Passenger Association met at Post Tavern Battle Creek with broad representation. Reduced rates cover several July events and Cadillac celebration, plus a one fare round trip within Michigan. Two new trains will join the summer schedule to handle Pan American visitors, linking Chicago Buffalo and Detroit with travel times noted.

Michigan Passenger Association Post Tavern Battle Creek Detroit Cadillac Michigan Raggles Michigan Central Chicago Buffalo

Stoves Stored and For Sale by J Nagel

A short notice announces stoves stored by J Nagel for sale at two dollars each. The ad mentions cleaning mica and polishing parts, with simple customer pickup when wanted. It preserves a small wooden sign tone from a historical marketplace notice.

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Postal Laws Hit Rural Areas With Mail Box Destruction

In sections with rural mail delivery boxes have been destroyed. The posted law outlines penalties for injuring boxes or assaulting letter carriers in uniform. Offenders face fines from 100 to 1000 dollars or imprisonment from one to three years.

Peggy Swift Flees Carriage In Marshalled Chase

In Albion, May 17, the arraignment of Peppy Swift before Justice Smith led Deputy Graham to a late train. Swift leaped from a moving carriage near Marengo and fled across a wheat field pursued by the sheriff, who fired as the chase crossed open ground. After a wire fence barrier and a grueling pursuit, Swift collapsed from exhaustion but rejoined the carriage en route to Marshall.

Marengo Swift Justice Smith Graham Mr. Swift Marshall Mr. Graham Peggy Poggs Albion News

Wanted Pills Offer Health Strength Beauty For All

An advertisement promotes Knill's Red Pills as a spring tonic to build health strength and beauty for both men and women, urging use before hot weather. The 25¢ box claims body development benefits. It also markets Mills White Liver Pills as a liver invigoration and bowel regulator at 20¢ for 25 doses, and Kyill's Blue Kidney Pills as a backache and kidney cure at 25¢ per box.

Knill Kyill

State Street Sewer Q H Greene and John Wiseman Re Elected

City council met with full attendance as minutes were approved and bids opened for the Prospect street lateral sewer. A remonstrance on State street sewer was referred to the street committee while curb widths on Mansion Street sparked debate. Aldermen adopted a curbing width resolution, authorized Prospect sewer construction at an estimated 5400, and shifted portions of costs to property owners. Greene and Wiseman were elected to the cemetery board of control.

Cemetery Board of Control West Prospect Street Grant Haat State Street G. N. Noneman William Potts Carver Ton. J. W. Fletcher Epeler Mansion 1 M. B. Powell TE. Gorham Hamilton Mansion Street Alderman Page Kalamazoo Avenue Townsend Dean Mulberry Linden Streets State Street Miller Prospect Street West End Park West End East End East End Park Eastern City General Sewer Fund West Quarter Ald Strate Street High Street Egeler G. H. Greene John Wiseman Greene G. L. Greene O'Keefe Mr. Wiseman G. A. O'Keefe

Judge Winsor Rules In Strohm Divorce Custody Case

In circuit court Tuesday Judge Winsor rendered a verbal decision in the divorce case Erhard J. Strohm v Jane D. Strohm. The suit began January 16, 1900, with claims of extreme cruelty. The defendant wins a decree on her cross bill, custody of two twin boys until age 14 or further order, and permanent alimony of $6 weekly. Complainant may visit the children freely.

Winsor Erhard J. Strohm Jane D. Strohm

Young girl returned home after running away with two youths

A 14 year old girl from South Marshall Avenue ran away Friday with two young men. She spent Wednesday away from school at a distant location, was found in Tekonsha Thursday, and escorted back by Deputy Sheriff Falling. County Agent Whitney will take charge and arrange care for the girl.

Sherrill Falling Whitney South Marshall Avenue Justice Tekonsha Failing Battle Creek

Elfin Jubilee at Opera House benefits Girls' Athletic Association

Fourteen dances performed under Prof Hande will light up the opera house this evening. Proceeds go to the Girls' Athletic Association and feature participants from Kalamazoo and local names. acts include Sailors Hornpipe, Skirt Dance, Minuet, Chinese Dance, Jockey Dance, Scarf Dance, and Butterflies with many named performers.

Girls' Athletic Association Opera House Hande Girls’ Athletic Association Sailors Dora Welch Jerome Bentley Clark Anatin Charlie Pobbing Walter, Halliday T. L. Cronin Ray Halliday Stuart Rhodes Charlie Sawyer Prof Irene Buckingham Grace Newton Kalamazoo Mario Snyder Mary Simmons Laura Hornberger Carol Dwight Bertha Dobbing Helen Hyde Lois Peters Charlotte Brooka Cecil Grace Gladys Wright Lena Whitbeck Marjory Brewer Rena Conway Louise Butler Mildred Powell Mabel Borradaile

Wedding Bells for Fred Andrews and Faannie Waltz

Fred T. Andrews and Fannie F. Waltz wed Thursday evening at the bride’s parents home on Washington Avenue Perrinville. Rev. Hobson officiated before about thirty relatives. A wedding supper followed. Out of town guests included J. C. Lyon O. J. Cole Fusma Cole Athens H. Fiddley Homer Maria Parrett Elic Buck Burlington and other relatives.

Fred T. Andrews Fannie F. Waltz David Cole Washington Avenuue Perrinville Hobson The Christian Church O. J. Cole Fusma Cole Athens H. Fiddley Homer Maria Parrett Elic Buck Burlington Ella Caldwell J. M. van Wormer Battle Creek W. F. Sherwood Kalamazoo

Rural delivery routes in Gardner district listed

Washington report shows 44 free rural mail routes in Michigan's third district across Branch Calhoun Eaton Kalamazoo and Hillsdale with 79 more requests. The article enumerates established routes such as Albion Battle Creek Kalamazoo Reading and Vermontville and lists numerous applied for routes including Battle Creek Quincy Quincy and Kalamazoo among others.

Gardner Washington Detroit Tribune Branch Calhoun Eaton Kalamazoo Hillsdale Albion Derome Battle Creek Jonesville Bronson Gamden Litchfield Cereseo Oliveti Cci Ees Charlotta Pitteford Village Climax Quimney Coldwater Reading Eaton Rapids Sherwood Eckford Tekousha Grand Ledge Union City Hilledale Vermontville Homer Alamo Moscow Mulliken Allen North Adams Athens Olivet Augusta Osseo Batavia Potterville Prattsville Bellevue Quincy Bismarck Richland Brongon Scotts Burlington Somerset Camden Sunfield Charlotte U Coldwater Vicksburg Gondis Weldron Gooper Woodbury

Deafness Cure Donation Sparks Institute Question

A wealthy woman cured of deafness and head noises by Dr Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums gave $10,000 to his Institute. The note suggests deaf residents lacking Ear Drews way should seek aid at the New Work Institute. Address 6615 Eight Avenue.

Nicholson New Work Institute Eightp Avenue

Divorces List Includes Many Local Pairs

A long list of divorce cases appears, naming Marl Johnson versus Emma Johnson, Lee H Dell versus Catherine Dell, Mary J Winship versus William Winship, Dora Mc Warred versus Janes McFarren, Bizazie Minier versus John Minier, Adrian Poland versus Emily Poland, Ella Wilcox versus Albert Wilcos, Irena Monger versus Daniel Monger, Paunie Fellows versus Alva Fellows, Cordelia Bebean versus John Bebean, William Rogers versus Hattie Rogers, Mattie Blies versus Alton Biss, Lottie Jolson versus Oscar Johnson, Sarat Mead versus Carey Mead, Eabard Strohm ye and Jane Strohm, Austin Halladay versus Katherine Halladay.

Marl Johnson Emma Johnson Lee H. Dell Catherine Dell Mary J. Winship William Winship Dora McWarred Janes McFarren Bizazie Minier John Minier Adrian Poland Emily Poland Ella Wilcox Albert Wilcos Irena Monger Daniel Monger Paunie Fellows Alva Fellows Cordelia Bebean John Bebean William Rogers Hattie Rogers Mattie Blies Alton Biss Lottie Jolson Oscar Johnson Sarat Mead Carey Mead Eabard Strohm Jane Strohm Austin Halladay Katherine Halladay

Explosion Burns Man At West State Street Residence

Howard Kikendall suffered burns to his face and hands when a gasoline stove oil spilled and an attempted flame caused an explosion at his home on West State Street. Dr. N B Sherman treated the non serious wounds and warned skin loss will occur. Rice Creek Mill Flour and Good Luck flour offered locally with a grocery phone listing.

West State Street Howard Kikendall N. B. Sherman Rice Creek Marshall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Justice Merrill Mr. Brown Postal Laws Leap Cor Liberty Bebuy Fire County Were Wagon & Windmill Co Q. H. Greene and Moin Tep Strohm Mre. Strohm Hand Fred Andrews Faannie Waltz E. B. Hughes Earth Bradshaw Sterbrook Esterbrook Sterk Fen John St New York Paw Paw, Mich Third Congressional District Shepherd’s Catarket Greene’s R. J. Jackson J. M. Parsons Hamilton St Onas Marshal City Steam Laundry Proprietors Tione A. W Hoffman Geo. Keuchle East State St. Manager Marshall Iron & Metal Co East State Street
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