Three Days Session Delayed To December Court
Circuit court met Monday with Judge Smith as Brooks and Miss Mebus faced charges of unlawful cohabitation. The trial for the Sanderson case was postponed. jurors heard testimony from Oliver Mebus and others about alleged inappropriate conduct. The Brooks Mebus case concluded with a guilty verdict and suspended sentence set for the December term.
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Circuit Courk
Smith
Sanderson Sage
Joseph Wamikterr
Hastines
Marie Robertson
Ony Adams
Crosby
Glark
Hatch
Dererber
Circuit Court
Lewis
Wii
Brooks
Julia Mebus
Tareday
Persinville
Hardy
Dleszins
Wales
Fudge Smyth
NGGING A TUNNEL Work on the Sewer Progressing Sat isfactorily
Work on the sewer advances through three crews on Mulberry Street Kalamazoo Avenue and the Wain line near Michigan Central track. The 129 foot tunnel beneath the Michigan Central track is about 40 feet excavated with braced sides a ten foot underground top and a side ditch to divert spring water.
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Mulberry Stretk
Kaalamazoo Avenue
Siuther
Wain
Michigan Central
Mulberry Street
Cincimanti
Page Shops
Kalamazoo
Aichigan Central
Michigan Gentil
Onyx Adams Dead Gurs Advis Fire Tuswranes Com
Fragmented notice recounts the death of Onyx Adams and a funeral set for Monday. mentions family connections and a court case involving alleged fraud and yardage charges. Readable fragments point to a convoluted report with multiple names and places, but the key event is Adams death and funeral.
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Farmers Manual
Bayer
Council Meeting Minutes Describe Regulated Provisions and Proposals
The Palmer absence noted as the council met Monday night with mayoral order. A bill for constable Green and the town ship repairs drew attention while a plan to form a special committee to assess damages from a runaway incident was approved amid opposition. Ordinances for sewer use were read. resolutions to curb child danger near streets were debated and slated for school distribution. Bills tallied include Marshall Avenue bridge work totaling 26% and contractor costs. council adjourned for two weeks.
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Palmer
Inna
Green
Dele Mather
Ropa Peero
Uffkar Mintie
Ge Haya Minist
Abele
Marshall Hibbard
Mr. Anson
Momaw and Briegel
Marshall Avenua Bridge
Courtright
Marshall
Bite by Cat Causes Severe Hand Injury in Pemntled
A game man in Pemntled was bitten on the back of the right hand Monday by a ferocious cat. The wound worsened, swelling increased, and medical aid was not immediately obtained. Doctors warn of potential complications and urge care for similar injuries, noting the case has drawn local attention.
Battle Creek official criticizes treatment of poor guardians
A Battle Creek committee member accused the board of magistrates of hostile conduct toward the poor and said interview remarks touched on abuses in supervision. He claimed legislators would have acted differently if others had faced similar scrutiny and referenced parallel comments about group behavior and governance.
Despondent man shot self near Emerald Mine home
James Adams, about 35, living south of the Emerald Mine between here and Ceresco, shot himself yesterday morning with a 12 gauge revolver while he was despondent over illness. He had been ill for a week and was not considered in danger earlier. Dr Green attended him, the wound damaged his left lung, and he remained in great danger.
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Oliver Mebas
Heid
Brooks
Anna Miller
Mra Briller
Miller
Henry Bretzer
Hretzers
Hart
Robert Wilkins
Brock
Mies Mebus
Brants
Biss
Vittowil
James. Adams
Emerald Mine
Here
Ceresco
Gil
Green
Crase
Sigh & Wesson
The AVAO Mieree Makes the Poltewing Cosmeos
In local notices the Marshall Daily News reports plans for events and a meat sale with dates near mid November. A speaker from Chicago is listed for November 14 and a public gathering is noted with a tentative schedule.
Avery's Street Railway Franchise Doubtful Promoter Accused
The Albany era reports widespread mistrust of Avery, promoter of the Jackson Albion Marshall and Battle Creek Street Railway Co. He allegedly failed to pay $5,000 within thirty days as required by Albina council and the amended ordinance demanded $7,000 by a set date. City finances are strained, and observers suspect a speculative move to secure the franchise for a yearlong sum. Redispatch from Battle Creek notes survey progress and a plan to connect Verona with the old Marshall wagon road, suggesting optimism for a future railroad. Hatch, involved in lobbying the Albion matter, says he knows nothing of the Albion issue but expresses confidence the route will proceed.
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Abin
Avery
Jackson, Albion, Marshall & Battle! Creek Street Railway Co
Pat
Pendlemm
Ping
Albina Council
Line i
Ibis
Mer Avery
Purnett
Jeok
Battle Creek
Marshall
Jack
Verona
Hatch
Albion Suatter
Simon Sayei Thumbs Up Lecture At Christian Church
Cel P. E. Holp delivered the first fee pre of the United Brotherhood cancy at the Christian church Wednesday night. His subject was Simon Sayei Thumbs Up and though the connection between the lecture title and the follies of the American people followed by many, he showed an intimate link. His speech was delivered in an easy, graceful manner. The church was well filled despite bad weather and the fellowship congratulated Hepinmage on its course in a pidst aspic ious manner.
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P. E. Holp
United Brotherhood
Christian Church
Simon Saye
Dr. Bolp
Twenty third annual convention of WOOP discussed
The twenty third annual convention of WOOP at Turtle Creek on March First includes delegates from U of the district and state. Wagner is slated as a paperting delegate while others express views on wage talks and policy directions amid the standard parade of regional figures.
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Woop. U
Tird
Wagner
Fede
Still in session on coastal inquiry and reports
The committee meets at the coast house to review records from past years and finish work by Saturday night, with a possible extension into next week. Chairman Henry warns some will call it whitewash while others see it as exaggerated, but asserts the overall report will be ethically true. discrepancies appear likely.
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Coast House
Chaitaisn
Henry
Subscriptions Boost Daily News Revenue
The Daily News received 207 new subscriptions yesterday with many paying in advance for a week. We do not boast but note a strong reader and advertiser interest in our growing success.
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Daily News
Fox
Work on New Railroad Delayed by Payment Dispute
Workmen on the new railroad have largely been paid though questions remain about funds from contractor Seymour. A meeting between contractors and railroad officers was held to resolve the money issue, with officials claiming progress and Seymour insisting the line would progress soon despite uncertainties about when laying would start.
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Seymour
Serimonr
Baral U Montiyard
New Marshall Firm Bullard Searles Carriage Works
A new manufacturing concern to be named the Bullard Searles Carriage Manufacturing company will form in Marshall. A. Bullard and Milton Searles comprise the firm with plans for a high quality line of buggies and carriages. The venture aims to start with a sizable first year output and to expand as needed, contributing to continued city growth.
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Marshall
Bullard-Searles Carriage Minerfarturing Company
A. Bullard
School Seas Works
Milton Searles
Page Bros
Bupey Company
Stark
Mire Hirt
Hess
Aity
Sheep dispute at Lee township court unsettled
Mrs B O Wheaton of Lee township sued George Richardson for 325 before Justice Merrill yesterday. She claimed hay sold was not what she expected and returned it. There were issues about the peg adjustment and the jury was called yesterday. The case was not finished late night.
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B. O. Wheaton
Lee Tovrughip
George Richardson
Justice Merrill
Tata Pe
Cooky Contest Prizes Displayed by Local Merchants
Prizes for the Wednesday evening contest will be presented by Messrs Surder Hughes Jep er Cronin Thompson Perret Guthcart and Swartout in the windows of F Snyder and E Hughes. The awards promise high quality and reflect the generosity of merchants supporting WW. Ladies are urged to try for one or more prizes and attend the event.
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Messrs
Surder
Hughes
Jepeper
Cronin
Thompson
Perret
Guth— Cart
Swartout
F Snyder
E. Hughes
Marriage Licenses Listed For Various Couples
Marriage licenses are recorded for numerous couples including ne Gray and Lucinds Tanger Tee Albert Eneark and Ley Yoni Lester both of Chicago David T Lewis and Charlotte fons of Ratele Greve Ernstart Penton of gone Creek Oates Garniere of Marshall Wallace Davison of Peanstela Manse Benson of Bartle Greve Gen G Muin of Birmingham Ala and Gilberta Bebee of Sr L an is Mo.
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Ne Gray
Lucinds Tanger
Tee
Albert Eneark
Ley
Yoni Lester
Chicago
Charlotte Fons
Bork
Ratele Greve
Ernstart Penton
Gone Creek
Oates Garniere
Marshall Wallace Davison
Peanstela
Manse Benson
Bartle Greve
Gen
G Muin
Birmingham
Alaf
Gilberta Bebee
Sr. Lanis
Notable Claims for Stomach and Nerve Treatments
The text markets Drakes Diespepsic Qure as the most effective and reliable remedy for stomach and nerve ailments. It asserts universal benefit, claims centered authority, and promotes testimonials, implying broad efficacy and necessity of use despite unclear historical context.
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Fara
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