Born and appointed notices in county briefs
Brevities list multiple small items: births to Trichilo Swart Noonan, a postmaster appointment for William Lane in Ainger Eaton County, Margaret Benham taking a position in Clarendon, and various local business and social items. Other notes include a fair prize winning, a contract for an electric road, a marriage in Battle Creek, captures, stock sales, directory updates, cattle shows, a gold watch discovery, theater and hotel trades, officials’ memory, a Chicago death, a Gypsie Queen heifer delivery, a burglary case dismissal, mailed routes, a counterfeit note description, and commentary on the note’s printing flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Trichiloffeou
Thomas Swartwont
Robert Noonan
William Lane
Ainger
Eaton County
Misa Margaret Benham
Clarendon
Merrill
Carter & Gleason
Here
Albion
Justice Merrill
Albert Mather
Stella Austin
Battle Creek
Jerry Baker
Sheriff Williams
George Aranott
Los Angeles
Pago Bros
American Hulled Bean Company of
Wilbur Seath
Frank Wiggins
Michigan Telephone Company
Andrew Chrystal
Glenfoyle
Mra. M. Potter
Muskegon
Mra
Jane Clark
Lee
Goad & Asuatutz
Fair Ground
W. Roberts
Cornell
Don P. Cushman
Prangley
Austin
E. D. Porter
Chicago
W. OD. Porter
Bright
Alarengo
Audrey Chrystal
American Express
Mr. Chrystal
John Milton
Wilharm Bell
Alnwick
Scotland
Jnebec
George Taylor
Homer
United States Secret Service
J. W. Lyons
Kis H. Hoberts
United States
Gaepepa
Rumors of Michigan Traction Sale Hover in Kalamazoo
General Manager DE Hogard and Gerland Holaman of the Railway Company visit Kalamazoo amid chatter of consolidating the Michigan Traction with Boland interests. Rumors suggest the Railway General may acquire Bolandy interests, though this remains unconfirmed. The Kalamazoo Telegraph circulated banker surveys showing farmers' improved financial condition, higher crops and fewer borrows, with First National Bank President S. H. Gorham reporting farmers are better off than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE. Hogard
Gerland Holaman
General
Philadelphia
Kalamazoo
Michigan Traction Company
Boland
Rgeneral
Bolandy
United Kings Daughters of the Universalist Church
Patel
George Goodsvin
Hanover St
George Smith
Wallace Mann
George Goodwin
Richard Towne
Samuel Thander
Kalamazoo Telegraph
Michigan
S. H. Gorham
First National Bank
Chicago divorce claim denied by church court
Rev Dr Baart states a Chicago dispatch about Arthur J Gaukler and Marion Loomis is unfounded. The ecclesiastical court refused annulment, the Detroit divorce proceeds continue, and Gaukler plans appeals while Baart, Gaukler’s attorney, says no decision has been made in Chicago and no argument filed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gniengo
Detroit Journal of Act
Marion Loomis
Chicago
Agnes Reid
Arthur J. Gankler
Detroit
Archdiocese of Chicago
Guukler
Milwanekeet
Baart
Gaukler-Loomis
Cpurt
Chicago Dispatch
Doctor Baart
Gaukler
Circuit Court Proceedings and Burglar Case Summary
Circuit Court adjourned to Wednesday after demurrers and continuances in cases A W Lockton and A W Alvord. Henry C Howard arraigned for burglarizing George Coles store at Burlington and sentenced by Judge Winsor to three years. Mrs Eliza Reynolds suit against Maiis o Cavanagh verdict upheld. Cavangh to be given decision on jury verdict. Cases 8 67 59 41 set for Monday. 85 6s 30 b2 61 set for Tuesday. court adjourned to Monday 4 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Howard
George Coles
Hurlington
Winsor
Spain
Eliza Reynolds
Bat We Greek
Maiis O Cavanagh
Reynolds
Cavangh
Jude Wisor
Attornney L. B. Tompkins
Battle Creek
Mire
Reybolds
Tuesaday
Alonday
Elusk
Marriage Licenses List Pairs From Battle Creek
Albert Mather and Steils Austin of Battle Creek appear on marriage license records along with Charles W. Slade and Daisy B. Holywucks, both of Battle Creek. The page contains garbled commentary and unrelated stray phrases, including notices about vendors and figures, with broken spellings and nonsensical insertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mather
Steils Austin
Battle Creek
Charles W. Slade
Daisy B. Holywucks
Batile Creek
City Hall Roof Repair and Street Openings Debated
Municipal proceedings report a plan to repair the city hall roof. The council grants cement walks at the German church and O Took’s store, considers opening East Green Street for farmers, and approves manhole lowering at State and Marshall. Bills for marshal and sewer rolls, and cement walks are approved. no action on opening Green Street. Adjournment for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Ald
Joy
O. T.ook
Ald. Smyth
Miller
Marengo
Territorial Road
O'Leary Bros
September Mortality Record Totals 2850 Deaths in State
In September 2850 deaths were reported to the Secretary of State led by 4th place Calhoun county. Deaths occurred in Battle Creek Marshall Albion Athens Battle Creek Homer Bedford Clarendon Leroy Pennfield Burlington Ekford Newton towns and Athens village. Of 66 deceased, 22 were over 65, 11 under one year, 4 between 1 and 4 years. Typhoid fever caused 5 deaths, diarrheal diseases under 2 years caused 6, cancer caused 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Calhoun County
Battle Greek
Marshall
Albion
Athens
Battle Creek
Marengo
Sheridan
Homer Village
Bedford
Clarendon
Leroy
Pennfield
Burlington
Ekford
Homer
Newton
Athens Village
Mary A Marsh obituary notes long illness and surviveers
Mrs. Mary A Marsh wife of John Marsh died at 12 50 Tuesday morning October 1 10L at her home in Marshall township after a five day illness. Born December 3 1845 in Wayne County New York she moved to Michigan as a child and cared for kin and neighbors. She belonged to the Ladies Birthday Benevolent Society and married John Marsh on December 24 1657. She leaves a husband five brothers and a close community. Funeral held at 1 pm Thursday with Rev Getchell presiding. An obituary with praise of her character accompanies the notice amid errant ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Marsh
John Marsh
Marshall
Marsh
Peter
Catherine Hall
Rose
County of
Wayne
State of
New York
Michigtan
Ladies Birthday Benevolent Society
Marshall Township
Johnn Marsh
Loos
Mr. Getchell
Rear Admiral Bunce Dead in Hartford Home
Rear Admiral Francis M. Bunce U.S.N. retired dies at his Hartford home after a sudden illness linked to tongue cancer and throat disease. Born December 25, 1863, he served in the Civil War, commanded expeditions on Morris Island, fought at Fort Sumter, and earned a captain’s commission in 1883 and a rear admiral rank by 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Francis M. Bunce
Bunce
Boston
Francis Marvin Bunce
Naval Academy
Wimington
N.C
Morris Island
Gen. Gilmore
Fort Sumter
Patapsco
Charleston
Dahlgren
Monadnock
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Airship Triumph at Paris Eiffel Tower Flight
Santos-Dumont pilots a discovery class airship from St Cloud to the Eiffel Tower and back in about 20 minutes amid light winds. Officials debate prize eligibility but public acclaim grows as crowds cheer along the Seine and Parc d Aerostation. Plans hint at Paris to town journeys within 20 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Santos-Dumont
St. Cloud
Hiffel Tower
M. Deutsch
Aero Club
Comte de Dion
Aero Committee
Santos-Dumont
M. Denisch
M. Deutech
Santos Dumont
Santos- Dumont
Seal
Syell
Eiffel Tower
Parc d'Aerostation
Seine
M. Reutsch
The
Fiffel Tower
Aeroaut
Mirtel
MM. Santos-Dumont
Itys
Deutsch Prize
Santot-Dumont
Man Fai
Tattin
Bose
Ader
Capt
Renard
Baron
Ales
Cambridge man faces church ruling over US oath
James Jackson of Cambridge, suspended from the Second Reformed Presbyterian church for taking the US oath to become an American citizen, plans to fight the ruling. The case, described as one of the strangest in Massachusetts, centers on the church’s objection to the Constitution as immoral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church In
Boston
James Jackson
Cambridge
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church
United States
Massachusetts
Jackson
J. M. Foster
Fatal auto accident near West Point claims Benedict life
Frederick H. Benedict died when a car carrying him and Grenville Kane veered on a slippery hill near West Point after a thunderstorm. The vehicle toppled, Benedict was crushed under a 400 pound breakwater magazine, and Kane was injured. The crash occurred about two miles north of Central Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
Here
Frederick H. Benedict
E. C. Benedict
Cleveland
Grenville Kane
Benedict
Kane
Excursions by Rail to Cincinnati and Toledo This Fall
The Cincinnati Northern will operate an annual fall excursion to Cincinnati on Saturday October 28 with a round trip fare of 4 dollars. Trains depart the station and arrive in Cincinnati at 6 56 PM the same day. Return options run up to and including the 8 PM train October 28. Separate Michigan Central and Cincinnati Northern specials offer trips to Chicago Buffalo and Toledo with varied dates and round trip prices. Tickets on sale October dates include October 20 and October 23-28. Children ages six to twelve pay half fare. special attractions at theaters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Northern
Cincinnati
the & Oclock
Redueil
Michigan
Chicago
Michigan Central
Toledo
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Annual Excursion to Cincinnati by Northern Railroad
An excursion train leaves Marshall at 9 00 a m for Cincinnati on Saturday October 26 1901. Return tickets are two dollars for the round trip with a 3 day stay in Cincinnati. Tickets valid for return on the Cincinnati train not later than the departing train from that point. Agent A H Anus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Marshall
Cincinnati
Queen City
A.H. Ansus
The Commoner and Bryan Papers Offer Special Rate
The Commoner has reached a record circulation of 100000 copies in six months and proves a national paper dedicated to politics and economics. We offer Bryan’s paper and the Marshall News together for one year at 1.65, cheaper than subscribing separately at 1.00 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litrature
Geld Gor
Bryap
Bryan
Marshall News
Dyspepsia Cure Ad Promotes Enex Stamsch Tablets
An old advertisement promotes Enex Stamsch Tablets as a digestive aid claiming to purify the blood and cure dyspepsia. The text emphasizes starting at age twenty two and suggests the product will digest food properly.
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Lion Coffee
Banrt
Circuit Court
Hatch
A. W. Lockton
A. W. Alvord
Calhoun County Board of Supervisors
Noble
Jouch
Boeciul Pricus
Bimie
Eubaliuers
B. B. Hughes
Bend ‘the Daily News
Municipal Affairs
City Hall
East Green Street
Lintta
van Fleet Medicine Company
Bellevue
Mich
Yan Fleet
Youu Pleat Medicine Co
Franee
Indianapolis
Ind
Burbig
Georgettwa
Torns
George Armitape
Bank of New Amsterdam
Tenderloin
Armitage
N.Y
Eit
Steuer
Pivamer City
Washington
H. L. Day
Hansilton & Mansion
Sts
the Commoner
Ite
Phrupie Liyspepeis
Mershall Ave
Chas, B. Mead
County Chain
Court House
Eacy
A. Snyder
Jesse Cary
Weat State St
Physicians Directory
Istarr King Church
Greene's Drug Store
Residency
Prospect
George HW. Greene
State Street
North Eagle St
Helen Mi. Parker
Central Bloch
John Butter
Mansion St
Jefferson Bt
W. Fi. Rowland
T. L. Uronin
F. G. Powers
Welch Blook
Warshall, Mich
N. B. Sherman
G. Brower
Madison Bt
Snd
Marshall Ave
the Daily News
Riga
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