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Newspaper

Marshall News

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1900

Page

5

Political meetings announced by Wilson and Bradshaw

Hon L A Wilson winner of inter collegiate oratorical prizes will address a town hall meeting at Newton on Thursday evening Oct 15 at 7 30 focusing on campaign issues Ladies invited. Col C G Bradshaw noted political orator will address Albion at the opera house Wednesday evening Oct 17.

L. A. Wilson Newton Co. C. G. Bradshaw Albion Col. Bradshaw Mr. Bradshaw Maraball

Deer Hunting Season Opens with License Required Statewide

Deer hunting begins November 13 nationwide except in several counties. All hunters must hold a deer license. resident fee is set, non-residents pay 26 dollars. It is illegal to transport deer after season close. moose, caribou protected until 1909.

Lapeer Huron Sanilac Tuscola Macomb Allegan Ottawa St. Clair

ROW AT PANTHER CREEK COLLERY SHUTDOWN FORCE

A large crowd of more than 2,000 striking miners gathered at Panther Creek Valley this morning and blocked two roads. One group forced the Nesquehoning colliery to shut down, while the other was met by troops and dispersed without injuries. The article notes the mining company’s stated willingness to abolish price sliding and expresses satisfaction with Scranton convention outcomes.

Pastner Creek Ainers Lehigh Goal & Navigation Panther Creek Valley Scranton

Unclear State News From Around The State

A dispatch from around the state notes a woman in An Zawm Rapids raising sweet potatoes and gracers in her yard. Reports mention worksmen near Hullune sewers uncovering a pest of tryakes near the surface and raise questions about how snakes reach deep depths. A strange item from Calumet Lake describes a wedding where both bride and groom were deaf and mute and the ceremony occurred in Writing with no spoken words. The regional lumber industry faces potential slowdowns as finding workers in Michigan woods proves very difficult even at five bi p h e s t way d i l s i o n y.

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Deafness Cure Payment to Nicholson Institute

A wealthy woman paid $10,000 to the Nicholson Institute to obtain their artificial ear remedies. The ad promises help for deaf people unable to procure the Ear Draws and provides an address at 5615 The Nicholson Institute, 750 Eighta Avenue, New York, USA.

Nicholson Eighta Avenue New York

Local Board Adopts Hatch Report On Year’s Legal Actions

The Tonrd Met ant 2 Monday afternoon with all supervisors present. The board received and filed Prosecutor Hatch’s year in review, noting the Simons vs Van Benthuysen case, bond offers, and mandamus suits including Tolman Tillotson and Battle Creek. Adjournment set for 10 o’clock Tuesday morning.

Austin Hatch Simons van Benthuysen Kalamazoo Supreme Court Smith Shipp Tolman Tillotson Battle Creek City Tulotson

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Advertisement

An old medical ad advises against drastic cathartics for distressing head and neck pain. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy to relieve nerve pressure and aid digestion, claiming permanent relief from constipation. Available in 1c 60e and $1 sizes at AW Hindenacl's.

Caldwell

Marriage Licenses For Fredonia Lansing And Burlington Couples

John Storm of Fredonia and Eva Meteger of Lansing receive marriage licenses. Willis Hutl and Abbie Horsford, both of Burlington, also listed. Wim and Mary Ann Hosey, both of Athens, secured licenses in the same notice.

John Storm Fredonia Eva Meteger Lansing Willis Hutl Abbie Horsford Burlington, Wim Huxley Mary Ann Hosey Athens

Special Session Ends and Taxation Plan Passed in Michigan

Langing Oct 12 two houses adjourn after approving a constitutional amendment measuring corporate taxation by the average rate used for other property. Senate and House also advanced railroad damages bills. Gov Pingree spoke to both chambers praising unity as “Michigan, My Michigan” was sung. A separate note reports Lygnate Zengel killed by a moving train near Quincy Minnesota. National league scores included Pittsburgh Chicago and New York Brooklyn games.

Langing Mich Pridiy Senate Pinger Pingres House Emelius Michigan Quincy Zengel

Sunday School Convention Opens in Calhoun County

The fourteenth annual Calhoun county Sunday school association convention began at the Baptist church with a 10:30 a.m. praise service followed by a consecration led by Rev. A. H. Bailey. Rev. J. G. Biery conducted a brief word service and the reception committee welcomed delegates at noon.

Calhoun County Sunday School Association Baptist Church A. H. Bailey J. G. Biery J. H. Emmons Miles Zownesend 8.C. French Wallace Manon Jesse Trendywell Misa Carrie Moe W. B. Rolfa Partello

Democratic meeting draws large crowd at Battle Creek Auditorium

The Democratic mass meeting at Battle Creek Auditorium Saturday night drew a packed audience. Congressman E. D. Williams and Col. O. G. Bradshaw spoke, Bradshaw responding to a recent Gardner speech delivered at the same venue.

Battle ‘Creek Auditorium 8. D. Williams O. G. Bradshaw Col. Bradshaw Gardner

Wisconsin Is Speedy Battleship Trial Report

Washington reports the Wisconsin completed a satisfactory official trial off Lower California at 47.1 knots with corrections possible. A. Galloway notes engines performed well. also mentions Union Iron Works’ praise for the ship’s record.

Washington Wisconsin Lower California Long Hautz Pacific Santa Barbara M. Scott Union Iron Works

Deed of Dooley recounts three escapes in Civil War tale

Col. F. W. Dickey presents a letter describing Patrick Dooley a Shelton Nebraska resident and member of the 2d Michigan Cavalry who twice escaped rebel captivity and a third time near Brentwood Tennessee in 1863. Dooley later attended the 2nd Cavalry reunion at Marshall Michigan with the community expressing great pride.

Dooley F. W. Dickey Patrick Dooley Second Cavalry Marshall Shelton Co. M Michigan Cavalry Grand Rapida Mich Neb Patrick Brentwood Tenn 19Th Michigan Infantry Wisconsin Col. Blood Stockade Generals Forest Armatrong Imade Ma Lieut Borusin Tth “‘Pexus Michigan Ypsilanti Pat Tom Johnston Cumberland Furnace Oon 2Nd Cavalry Nebraska G. A. R. Hall

Colonial residence on Marshall lot for sale by owner

For sale Gull at 303 N Kalamazoo avenue offers a substantial colonial residence with a good barn and the finest city lots. Price negotiable with part cash and terms preferred. Sale by P A Spicer.

Marshall Bed Rock N. Kalamazoo Avenue D&wlw

The Michigan Farmer Ad Starts A Low-Cost Offer

The Michigan Farmer of Detroit invites readers to subscribe by sending the Marshall News along with this text paper each week for five cents in stamps or coin. Established 1843 it is one of the oldest weekly agriculture journals with veterinary care and market reports.

Michigan Farmer Detroit Mich Marshall News

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