Marshall Tigers routed Olivet in season opener at Marshall
The Marshall and Olivet high school teams met at the fairgrounds for football season opener. Marshall dominated, winning 46 to 0 with multiple touchdowns by Deuel Graff Holsaple Denel and Hindemach as Oliver struggled to breach Marshall's defense. The game featured a rough start, steady gains, and a large Marshall crowd viewing next week’s matchup at Butte Creek.
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Marshall
Oliver
Seagonns
N Acore
Olivet
Deuel
Dous
Graff
Scora
Arnidis
Denol
Holsaple
Deucel
McNames Waked Wa
Deus
Oraff
Denel
Hindenich
Znal
Moses
Fiue
Vary
McNamea
Denels
Hyde
Williama
Isk
Holeaple
Dewel
Hindemach
Mec Navies
Mosea
Core
Marshall Oliver Nichols
Lave Williams
Sterr Hoalsaple
Slavane Hyde Or
Arudts
Deringer Fisk Righit
Galusbea MuNatues
Humesion Moses
Narrow Escape From Gas At Herndon Hotel
Jesse Underwood, proprietor and nightwatch, nearly suffocated when a partially turned gas jet in his room at the Herndon hotel leaked while he slept. Hughes forced entry after a servant learned the pantry key was missing. Dr. Houston treated Underwood, who was found unconscious and revived after urgent care.
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Jesse Underwood
Herndon Hotel
Mr. Underwood
Mr. Hughes
Leonora Jackson in City Opera House Opening
Renowned violinist Leonora Jackson arrives in Marsh to perform at the Opera House on September 15. Officials announce arrangements for her appearance, promising a crowded house and a strong reception for music lovers in the region.
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Marchell
Leonid
Jackson
Lo Dipper
Opere
Mie Jackson Coues
Marsh
Accidental Shooting Leaves BotHe Creek Woman Critical
Mrs Ed E Linton of BotHe Creek was shot by 16 year old neighbor George Darrow during a game of soldiers. He fired a 10 foot shot with a No 6 shotgun, striking her temple and injuring her severely. She is hospitalized unconscious with shattered bone fragments and paralyzed speech. she and her husband have four children. The incident is described as a foolish mistake.
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George Darrow
Ed Linton
Satile Creek
Ed. E. Linton
BotHe Creek
Leslie Linton
George
Eleventh Anniversary of Tadys Maccabees Celebrated
The Lady Maccabees of this city marked their eleventh founding anniversary at KO. T. M. hall on a Thursday evening. Over two hundred attended after each member invited one guest, with Commander Chris Legher and Dr. M. Foote gaining entry and delivering addresses before a social program and refreshments.
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Lady Maccabees's
KO. T. M. Hall
Chris Legher
M. Foote
Mass Meeting Drives Lambert Good Food Stock in Marshall
A large Monday night meeting at the opera house urged Marshall residents to buy stock in the Lambert Good Food and Machinery Co of Battle Creek. About 150 of 600 shares were pledged with plans to sell the remainder in Battle Creek Albion and Eaton Rapids.
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Opera House
Lambert Good Food and Machinery Co
Battle Crack
J. W. Fletcher
Powell
J. M. Mosen
Fletcher
State Street
J. B. Flanders
Toledo
Cincinnati Northern
Homer Dees
W. BE. Bennett
Allegan
Jackson
Joldwater
Marshall
Battle Creek
Albion
Eaton Rapids
J. O. Way
Lnter
First National Bank
Croan
T. N. Little
J. G. Patterson
VY A Lepper
Marshall Starr
Arthur
Miss Mabel Tuttle Hurt In Runaway Wagon Incident
Albion dispatch reports stenographer Miss Mabel Tuttle about 20, daughter of W.G.C. Lottie, was hit by a lumber wagon runaway near the Michigan Central freight house around five this afternoon. Pole struck her causing a forehead cut and facial bruise. no bones broken.
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Albion
Mabel Tuttle
W. GC
Lottie
Michigan Central
Marriage Licenses in Rochester and Surroundings
List of marriage license filings includes William H. Lennon of Rochester with Fannie Fellows of Hunter. Ernest Graves of Pide Creek with Mimie L. Emery of East Leeuw. Willing McQuenwell with Edith Miller of Battle Creek. Pingay of Howerucd with Pearl Feaoyer of Pulacki. Hawaiian women’s club and others noted amid unrelated local notices and ads.
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William H. Lennon
Rochester
N. Y
Fannie Fellows
Hunter
Ernest UW. Graves
Pide Creek
Mimie L. Emery
East Leeuw
Willing McQenwell
Edith Bt. Miller
Battle Creek- Alburt
Pingay
Smallpox placards placed on North Mulberry street
Health Officer Joy ordered Walter Bennett and Edward Bowen residents placarded Sunday due to smallpox fears. Constable Dund and Mr Werner posted the notices after Bennett initially refused. A later court appearance for Mr Bennett's arrest was reported as the health board advised quarantine and medical attention for potentially exposed family members.
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Walter Bennett
Edward Bowen
Joy
Werner
Walter Benucto
North Mulberry Street
Bennete
Dund
Mrr. Werder
Health Board Adopts Smallpox Quarantine Measures
After a Monday council session, the board of health met with Health Officer Joy presiding. He reported quarantine of Walter Bennett and Edward Bowen residences on Sunday due to smallpox in their families, noting no one was ill enough to need a doctor and that quarantines aim to halt spread. Miller urged using sulphur for fumigation and discussed itemized bills. some charges were deemed improper. The committee found bills for Reniger and others valid as necessary nursing and medical care, but unpaid by those affected, and recommended that the recorder prepare an itemized statement for payment by the board of supervisors. The meeting adjourned.
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Board of Health
Health Offcer Joy
Walter Bennett
Edward Bowen
Ald. Miller
Dr. Houston
Hookvel & Peck
Mr. Reniger
Reniger
Miller
O. J. Reniger
Harry Diver
Fred Etts
City of
Marshall
Board of Supervisors
Real Estate Transfers in Battle Creek and Marengo
Listing of real estate transfers in Calhoun County including Battle Creek and Marengo areas. Transfers show buyers and sellers such as Joshua S. Kriba to Burton W. Kriba and Blanche I. Bayan to Duana D. Ford, with parcel details, wards, sections, and prices. Includes notices of professional services and health quack advertisements appearing in the same column.
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Joshua S. Kriba
Burton W. Kriba
Caldwell
Battle Cresk
Samuel A Oonvia
Martin Schoeder
J. O. Willis
Battle Creek
Blanche I. Bayan
Duana D. Ford
Jefferson Street
First Ward
Duane D. Ford
Union Steam Pump Co
Clarence B. Rowley
Anna J. Rowley
Aerea
Predonia
Sanitarium Improvement Co
Michigan Sanitarium Benevolent Association
A. H. Cashling
Oliver Colege
First Church of Christ Scientist
Manison Street
Marshall
Catherine Parr
Estella
Montgomery
WJ. Dibble
W.K. Simons
High Street
Adelia D. Day
W. BR. Simons
Henry WN. McCormick
Calhoun County Railroad Company
Marengo
Mary J. Kellar
W. A. Foote
LY Marengo
Ellen Clough
W A. Foote
Sheridan
Melly EK. Hurley
Jail Inspectors Call for New County Jail Additions
County jail inspectors led by Judge of Probate Lane and others reported 219 prisoners over six months with a broad range of offenses. They urged construction of hospital facilities and separate housing for women and juveniles, noting crowded cells, inadequate closets, and no inmate employment. Also included are brief war news and medicinal ad fragments.
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jFrobata Lane
Whitney
Wolkingshaw
Laberteaux
Julius Gifford
Perry
Avery
Stetson
Garnsay
Palance
Hall
Be Nut Deceiv Health Longevity and Natural Curies
An old ad copy promotes Gooch's Quick Relief and Gooch's Sar for various ailments including piles cramps and pain. It markets tonics like Mexican Root Pils and Pulu as cures, claims complete cure options, and offers a refund if not satisfied. The piece targets general health and longevity with sensational promises.
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Pulu
Gooch
Jack Haverly Dead Pioneer of Minstrels Passes At Salt Lake
John L Maverly known as Jack Haverly a famed theatrical manager died at St. Marks hospital Salt Lake City on a heart ailment after months of declining health. Born in eastern Pennsylvania he started as a door keeper in Pittsburgh and rose to run major venues in New York Niblo's Chicago and more. He planned a theater chain from New York to San Francisco but failed after Western market troubles ending a prominent era of minstrels and touring shows.
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Salt Lake City
John IL. Maverly
St. Mark’s Hospital
John H. Haverly
Jack Haverly
Wes
Pennsylvania
Ist
Pitsburg
Haverly
New York
San Francisco
Ool Burgess Minstrels
Isse
J. H. Haverly
Barlow, Wilson
Zivec
Lod
Uie
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Hawaiian Women's Club
Hoyelola
Swertwout
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E. B. Hughes
Roeker
Good & Amstutz
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HE. B. Hughes
Hutch J Blok
Calhoun County Abstract Company
Hatch Blocks
Clarivoyant
Lewis D. Mazzine
Fuuous ¢Yant
Palwiss
President McKinsey
Sir West Hanover Street
van Bleet Medicis Company
Bellovar
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Addrec
Fleer Medicine Co
Bellevue
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Frisaco
Kearney Street
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London
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South Africa
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India
Winny Gousod
Weskly News
C. F. Wells
Villa Ridge
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