Walter Hayward Dead In Farm Accident Near Eckford
Walter Hayward a 64 year old resident of Perrinville died in a farm accident on the Homer road two miles southeast of the city. He attempted to round horses from a field and was thrown from a sulky when the wagon struck an obstacle. His head was badly bruised and his left eye removed. Coroner’s inquest was deemed unnecessary. Funeral held Monday at 1 o clock. He leaves two wives and children in Detroit and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hayward
Eckford Township
Homer Road
Mr. Hayward
Tekonshia
I. A. Stuarts
Aulky
Dunn
Hayward
Detroit
Chicago
Charles H. Morgan Dead In New York City
Charles H. Morgan died at 6 15 or 6 16 AM in New York City. He formerly lived in Marshall and headed the fire department’s hand engine Deluge, a banner unit in state contests. Funeral was held Monday. Burial details not provided.
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New York City
Marshall
JL. N. Giroux
News Force
E. M. Morgan
Charles H. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
New York
Giroux
Battle Creek invites Marshall golfers for intercity Post Prize
The Battle Creek Golf Club extends a cordial invitation to Marshall golfers to visit and compete for the Post Intercity Prize, a silver cup contested yearly by Michigan club teams. No entrance fee, hospitality promised, and members aim to foster better ties among Michigan golf players.
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Marshall
Mich
Battle Creek Golf Club
Battle Creek Gulf Club
Michigan
Marriage Licenses and Framing Notice in Hazy List
Fragmented marriage license notices list names such as Thomas W Estigud and Anus M Stringham from Merevall Hrank Sailer from Te abelle Barton Burlington. Michael Menshek and Mary A Pros ten from Chicago. Nash from GEeenba Gifu Ferry Battle Greek. Bart Verplerk and Mary VaiWNe from Sdarshusll. Special pieces on picture framing appear alongside a funeral directors notice for E. B. Hughes.
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Thomas W. Estigud Anus M. Stringham
Merevall
Hrank Sailer
Teabelle Barton
Burlington
Michael Menshek
Mary A. Prosten
Chicago
Ieth
Geeenba Gifu
Butik
Bart Verplerk
Mary Vaiwne Woth
Sdarshusll
Six Burglaries Plague Battle Creek Saturday Night
Six residences were entered between seven and nine o'clock as police were kept busy by continuous calls. Victims included H. Holson Rogers Waldo Jennings Obas Gardner and Henry Bechman with items such as gold watches bracelets pins necklaces cash and silver items stolen. Frank Duoninga's home had no losses and Mrs George Willard's could not be assessed due to absence. Police notified neighboring towns.
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Battle Creek
H. Holson Rogers
Waldo Jennings
Obas. Gardner
Frank Duoninga
Henry Bechman
George Willard
Seventeen Divorces Listed for November Court
The November term calendar opens Monday with 58 cases across criminal, jury civil, nonjury, in par lances, and chancery divisions. The chancery docket includes seventeen divorce actions, eleven begun by women, with numerous spelled names such as Frank Dean vs Hannah Dean, Josephine Hotchkiss vs Charles Hotchkiss, Lucy F. Runnels vs Oliver Runnels, Estella McClarg vs Robert McClarg, May L. Whipps vs Bert Whipps, Elmer J. Orton vs Mattie H. Orton, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dean
Hannah J. Dean
Josephine Hotchkiss
Charles Hotchkiss
Sarah Laurie
Joseph Lowrie
Lucy F
Marshall Car Draws Crowd As Boland System Preview
The Jackson Citizen reports a large Main Street crowd inspecting an electric car named Marshall. The vehicle, shipped for the Boland system, wowed onlookers with smooth operation. Other cars arrive. assembly to be rushed, with two weeks expected for some units.
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Boland
Main Street
Cirena
Jackson
Elected Officers for the Catholic Union Year
At a meeting held Sunday afternoon at St Marys ball on Hanover street the Catholic Union elected officers for the ensuing year President A E Flynn Vice Presidents Liv Kelley Secretary Harry Morgan Recording Secretary E J Dennison Speaker James Dugaven Directors Joseph Sheridan J Smith Leo Kelley John Beetc Here Uinton The notes include garbled extra text about unrelated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Union
St. Mary's
Hanover Street
A. E F. Flynn
Vicw
Liv Kelley
Harry Morgan
E. J. Dennison
Speasmrer
James Dugaven
Joseph Sheridan
J. Smith
Leo Kelley
John Beetchere Uinton
Short Board of Health Session Details Smallpox Bills
A brief meeting of the board of health and council discusses smallpox cases and quarantine status. Bills and orders are approved and salaries set. two week adjournment taken. Health Officer Joy reports quarantines for Amos Smith and Guy Fisk families with one exception.
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Aldernen Court
Page
Egeler
Commercial Savings Bank
Ald
Miller
Ald. Miller
Citizens Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Williamson
Joy
Board of Health
Amos Smith
Guy Fisk
Fink
Houston
Walter Bannett
Board of Supervisors
Died Suddenly Farmer John D Smith of Fredonia
John D. Smith a Calhoun county farmer died suddenly Friday morning at his Fredonia home near Ceresco. He was 49, husking corn Thursday, told his wife he felt unwell, and died after a morning call. Post mortem showed angina pectoris. coroner deemed inquest unnecessary. He belonged to Marshall tent No 105 K C and carried $1,000 insurance. Funeral held Sunday.
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John D. Smith
Calhoun County
Fredonia
Ceresco
Church
Smith
Robert Smith
Marengo
Gubbins
Smith Waggi
Marshall Tent
No. 105
K. C
Wedding Bells for Thyuine Bech and Anna Stringham
Thyuine William Bech and Anna Maude Stringham wed at St Marys Church in a six oclock ceremony officiated by Rev Fr Baurt. Best man and bridesmaid were Mr and Mrs A A Esch. Afterward the couple hosted a wedding breakfast at the groom's home for guests, with many friends sending congratulations.
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Thyuine
William Bech
Anna Maude Stringham
St. Mtary's Church
Thomas William Esch
Mary Hech
Stir
Siringham
St. Mary’s Church
Baurt
A. A. Esch
Kathwil
Atvzzs South Nurplndl Ave
First Meeting of the Monday Club Opens Season
The Monday club held its season kickoff at vice president Mrs. O. G. Miller’s home. Mrs. Brower gave the president’s address and reported Federated clubs activities in Ann Arbor. Miss Hughes paid tribute to President McWinlop, with Miss Bennett singing and Miss Hughes speaking on Pan American themes. Refreshments followed a social close to a grand opening.
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Mra
Miller
Rolljoals
Misa
Roff
Mia
O.D. Brower
Arnn Arbor
McWinlop
Miss Hughes
Olive Bennett
Dickey
Elizabeth Hughes
Anxious to Pay Income Tax Case Stuns Windsor Officials
Caroline Cameron an elderly newcomer from Marshall Michigan has sent Assessor Blank a letter proposing to pay income tax on a yearly $300 property income. The letter startled Assessor Black who doubted his eyes as officials checked its authenticity. Mrs Cameron resides with Mr and Mrs Hutton at 149 Ondilettes and Windsor faces a small windfall of about $8. Detroit Journal notes the unusual deposit into the town strong box.
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Mia
Caroline Cameron
Tady
Windsor
Marshall
Mich
Blank
Black
Site Selected for Marshall Cremery on Madison Street
The Marsh Creamery Company committee led by Peter Lockwood U S Hamilton John Powell Miles Townsend and G O Bentley chose the southeast corner of Madison and Hanover streets for a new wooden creamer y. Purchase price set at 150 dollars. construction to begin at once with plans to be ready for business early December.
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Marsh Creamery Company
Peter Lockwood
U.S. Hamilton
John Powell Miles Townsend
G. O. Bentley
Hamilton
Madison and
Hanover Streets
Bank Robberies Hit Matlock and Arispe
A Matlock, Iowa special reports six heavily armed men burglarized the Matlock bank between 1 and 2 a.m., securing about $2,000 including $400 in silver. Losses top $4,000 with safe damage. In Des Moines, two robbers used nitroglycerin to blow open the Bank of Arispe safe, missing all cash and notes totaling about $1,500, while rain fell and a posse pursued the thieves along the Great Western tracks.
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St. Paul
Minn
Matlock
Bank of Matlock
Des Moines
Bank of Arispe
Excursion to Toledo Sunday with special train limits
Readers can join a special excursion to Toledo Sunday November iu with a return on the same train. Children ages 6 to 12 pay half the adult fare and there are special attractions at the Yuke Your Purdo.
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Toledo
BS Ko
Release Expected for Ellen Stone and companion
Reports from Samakov say Miss Helen M. Stone and Mme Tsilka have been seen recently by US emissaries. Both are safe and their release is anticipated. A Boston letter claims Ellen M. Stone is dead, noting deep snow and harsh captivity.
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Mina Stone
Samakaor
Puliguia
Miss Stone
St. Ivan of
Sila
United States
Samakov
Ivan Moon Jof
Dickinson
The Commoner Growth and Subscription Offer
The Commoner reports a six month circulation of 168600 copies, a record for American periodicals. The paper emphasizes its focus on political, economic, and social issues with Bryan as a regular contributor. Offer details include combined subscription for one year at a discounted rate.
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Sterature
Cave
Toe
Biv. Bryan
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Walter Haywar
Golf News
G. W. Post
Hie Ab
Ggod &Amstolz Puneral
Exrbalus Bascegeora
E. B. Hughes
Patton
Hoa Hean
Dobe Catholic Union
Rocky Mountain Sea
Coroner Church
Css Faun
Pudmon Mediine Go
Swartweout
Swartcot
Amstulz
Feral Directors
Muibalmers
H. B. Hugh Hatch Bicek
Bradshaw
the Monday cLub
Minner
Mik
Astonitahes Assessor Hack
Marshall Cremery
Madison Street
Gooch
Bileine
the Commoner
Teltet
Chatard
C. F. Wells
Villa Ridge
Mr. Wells
Taft Bros.’ Medicine CO
East 180Th St
N. Y. City
Marshall Wagon 2 & Windmill Co
R. A
Bentley, Marg
H. Li
Day
Cor, Hamilton & Munsm
Sts
Butta
South Linge Street
J. W. Lester, Ais W. Hanover S
Puid
Pparshall Iron & Metal GO
East State Street
Bouwintax
Frag
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