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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1900

Page

8

November Jottings and Michigan Dispatches in Brief

Jottings cover local dances at Adams ball in Marengo and Lyon Lake before Thanksgiving, Detroit adopts standard time, Battle Creek reports three feet of snow, a Chinaman offers 400 sacred lilies for Christmas, and a hardware ad on tank heaters highlights the issue. Mentioned are pension day December 4, Thanksgiving resolutions, barn damage, a boy’s pin mishap, state senate elects, trolley schemes, clothing ads, and multiple local notices. Also included are hospital patient demographics, chicken pie dinner tickets, and various local appointments, weddings, deaths, and pending legislative name changes for Derr in Michigan.

Elmer Bush Lyon Lake Detroit Marshall Luce County Lee Fon Bay City P. Hayes Pingree Michigan Perrinvilla Fire Department Cronk Orchestra Battle Creek Opera House University Hospital University of Michigan

Mandamus Petitions Split Board Over Battle Creek Votes

Judge Smith hears mandamus petitions from Austin and Allen over counting votes in Battle Creek and adjoining townships. The canvassers favor aligning Battle Creek totals with tally sheets, affecting Allen’s 62 to 52 vote discrepancy and risking a tie, while Austin seeks counting the contested votes. Proceedings include arguments by Mesars Miller Patterson Hatch Powers. Call to see new millinery styles at 211 West State Street Marshall Mich.

Smith Austin Court House Hatch Anatin Mandamus Battle Creek Marshall Marengo Allen Messrs McCoy Simmons Hin Patterson Mr. Allen Powers Powera West State Street Waltz Marshall, Mich

Real Estate Transfers and Sincere Thanks Notice

Real estate transfers record several parcels: Mumbrue to J Mumbrue lot 147 Marshall for 205. Payton Smith to Sarah Smith Cass street Albion for 250. Cholette Beach to Harry Marshall lot 1 on sec 5 Emmett for 400. Ann Eliza Hurd to Marshall Hurd lot big rx 10 r 41 Marshall for 500. Will Laupp to Philip Borlava un¢ of l nw 14 of we 17 sec 10 Newton for 250. Jonathan Dykeman to Francia E. Smith 1.44 acres in segn sec 14 Bedford for 15. Geof Jennings to Sarah Jennings Bossard acre in sweor sec 21 Marengo. Heirs of Aurou P Emery to Eugene Baty lots 2 3 4 but blew 50 ft the Marengo village north of river. Ward of Thanks. We wish to express our heartfelt badke for the help and sympathy given us during the sickness and death of our dear wife and mother. Maz 0. A. Roup and Ontpenx.

Marshall Payton Smith Sarah Smith Cass Street Albion Cholette Beach Harry Marshall Emmett Ann Eliza Hurd Marshall Hurd Rodse Will Laupp Philip Borlava Newton Jonathan Dykeman Francia E. Smith Bedford Geof Jennings Sarah Jennings Bossard Sweor Marengo Heirs Aurou P Emery Eugene Batylots Marengo Village A. Roup

Klanembush and Wagner wed in intimate home ceremony

Jacob Klanembush junior and Cola Wagner were married Wednesday night at the bride's mother's home, 414 South Marshall avenue, in a 3 o'clock ceremony attended by about 40 friends and relatives. Rev. Lt. N. Pattison of the M. Church officiated as Charles Kappis served as best man and Phoebe Wagner assisted. A reception followed with a serenade by groom’s friends from Gourt’s. Out of town guests included Miss Clara Cook of Hillsdale and Mrs. Clara Garus of Battle Creek.

Inspiration Institute L. K Cook’s Dr. Green’s Angell U. of M Frank H. Masten Masten Homer LaGrange County Indiana Admiral Dewey Hillsdale Navy Department L. J. Wolcott Albion Mary Loretta Charles G. Bigelow F. A. Arnold Commercial and Savings Bank Daniel Pabor Calhoun County Lee Township Olivet Church Tabor J. H. VanArman Michigan Jacob Klanembush Cola Wagner Reuben Wagner South Marshall Avenue N. Pattison Charles Kappis Phoebe Wagner Gourt’s Clara Cook Clara Qgarus Battle Creek

History revived Scenes from John Knox and Mary Stuart

The Opera House hosts a program on December 12 featuring Mrs. H. E. Monroe presenting Story of the Scottish Reformation or John Knox versus Mary Stuart. The event showcases dramatic scenes drawn from historic figures and events.

John Knox Mary Stuart Opera House Mra. H. E. Monroe John Knox Vs

Battle Creek Contest Yields Austin County Clerk Vote

Judge Smith grants Edward Austin a mandamus to count ten disputed votes in Battle Creek precinct three ward and one vote in Marengo and Marshall towns, giving Austin a two vote edge to be county clerk. Ethan Allen may seek a recount of twelve votes, likely prolonging the contest.

Mr. Allen Battle Creek Allen

Clerkship Contest Sees Recount Likely After Judge Smith Ruling

The Battle Greek Enquirer reprints a picture depicting the clerkship contest. The Enquirer published the cut before Judge Smith ruled for Austin, who leads. Allen may seek a recount, which could revive the cut in the story.

Battle Greek Enquirer The Enquirer Smith Austin Allen

Mary Queen of Scots Opera at the House Next Week

The Mary Queen of Scots production by the W.O.T. U. comes to the opera house on Monday and Tuesday December 10 and 11. Mrs. Monroe Narrates with 85 stereopticon views. Reserved seats go on sale Friday November 40 at Swartwout's. General admission 85 cents, reserved 60 cents, children 20 cents.

Mary Queen of Scots Opera W.O.T. U John Knox Mary Stuart John D. Knox Monroe Swartwout

Kruger Speech Abroad Promises Boers Fight to Last

Marseillea Nov 22 Pres Kruger arrived from the Gelderland at 10 45 am amid a cheering crowd. In a wartime address he said he fought savages but the present South African war is worse and declared we will never surrender. The Boers would rather be exterminated to the last man than give up their freedom.

Marseillea Kroger Gelderland Kruger

Marriage Licenses Granted in Marshall and Battle Creek

Jacob Kluuembush and Cola Wagner of Marshall receive marriage license. Harmon E. Sweet and Carrie A. Ser Yara of Battle Creek also listed for license.

Jacob Kluuembush Cola Wagner Marshall Harmon E. Sweet Carrie A. Ser- Yara Battle Creek

Ballot counting looms as county votes await final review

The county board is tasked with counting ballots from precinct boxes in the city. It may take a long, tedious process with power to discard irregular ballots, leaving final outcomes uncertain as the three precinct boards are ordered to correct their returns. Judge Smith defers direct counting and pushes for corrections, a matter lengthy beyond the print.

Smith

Railroad Rumblings Showdust Test Near Toledo

Chas Lindner of the Mackinaw shop takes a two week layoff while work continues on engine 113 damaged in the Manhattan yards wreck. The C N extending Thanksgiving ticket validity to Dec 8, and Michigan Central plans a dustless roadbed test using 18 000 gallons of crude oil per mile starting at Advance Threshing Machine shops to cover nine miles then two miles from Niles. If successful next summer the entire road would be dustless, a notable improvement.

Chas, Lindner Mackinaw Shopa Manhattan Yards Toledo Anson Cincinnati Northern Michigan Central Railroad

Cox's Washington Market Featured In Clean, Up-To-Date Display

A brief item highlights Cox's Washington market as neat and current. Mentions the Daily News subscription options, including weekly and yearly rates, and notes the market's prominence as the largest and best in town.

Cox's Washington Market

Union Temperance Meeting of City Churches

A union temperance gathering of five Evangelical churches will be held at the M. E. church next Sunday evening. Four ten minute talks by pastors Bailey Getchell Miller and Hamilton will discuss practical home strategy to combat the saloon. Everyone who loves home is invited to attend.

M. &. Churen Bailey Getchell Miller Hamilton

Foot of Galemuar to Be Tried Early Next Week

Judge Smith moves the Hurs case to the foot of the calendar to economize time and ease juror strain. Hyde case delayed due to defendant’s health, while Kline and Bannister Buckley polls proceed. Witness testimony was intense as the verdict nears, with Mrs Warner’s cross examination ending in tears.

Patterson Allen Mr. Powers Austin Porter Hyde Drs. Marshall Alvord Battle Creek Kline Warner M. H. Nichols Carrie Warner Eline Casa Elise Eliza Reynolds H. W. Cavanagh O. R. Mains

Will of Am orose McGregor Probate in New York

The will of Am orose McGregor a prominent millionaire who died recently at his country seat in Mamaroneck on the Sound was admitted to probate at White Plains. The petition does not state the estate value but indicates it exceeds 4.5 million dollars.

New York Amorose McGregor Standard di Millonaire Mamaroneck-on-the-Sound White Plains

Indecent Liberties Case and Bumgartner Trial Progress

In circuit court Wednesday the People versus O O De Bow was continued over the term by consent. A jury was drawn in the Frank Kline case with two witnesses, Blanche Warner and her mother Mary Warner, examined before a clerkship argument paused proceedings. Bumgartner versus W C and H E Henry ended with a no action verdict after late Tuesday arguments. The Kilne information lists eleven endorsed witnesses including deputy Graham, with court adjournment set for Wednesday at 9.

the People O. O Leander Bumgartner Frank Kilne Homer Graham Albion

Coldwater votes on presentation to President McKinley

Coldwater citizens vote at ten cent a ballot to decide who will personally present the city's congratulations to President McKinley on March 4. George Neeley, a Coldwater youth, survived a gun explosion but will lose sight in one eye.

Coldwater McKinley George Neeley

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Lepper’s Underskirts S. V. R. Lepper Rte Gom Adams Ball Julian Nagel GA. R. Hall Occnra Gardanier Madison Street Little Howard King Cand A. D. Bangham Ann Arbor University William Wallace Cook Karstaedt Place Kalamazoo Avenue St. Joseph South Haven Holland Fletcher's Peoples’ Clothing House RB. Lepper Derr Derr Township Allegan County Midland County Dorr Pingres Alien Klanembush Wagner Milas Cola Warner Judge Smith Marseilles Phureday Jastora Galemuar Smith Fook Orginal Place Hurs Frank Kline Harry Bannister Claude Buckley Goguac Lake Silas A. Miller Robert Phillips Homer Man Circuit Court Dr. Schultheis Catarrbh Hotel Royal Fletcher Fletcher Paralsiite “Goods Fletcher Wm Fletcher Fi Fletcherium Ewes Wagner Block
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