Albion College Ex-President Ashley Withdrawn From Conference
A Michigan conference report shows John P. Ashley ex-president of Albion college was withdrawn under complaint. Charges are alleged immoral conduct though details are limited. Ashley resigned due to ill-health. questions arise about public disclosure affecting Albion college and possible church admission attempts.
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Mackegon
Michigan
John P. Ashley
Albion College
Ashley
Congregational Church
Fire protection at opera house council actions noted
Minutes show Chief Flynn granted authority to admit two men with extinguishers during performances. Discussions cover sewer and sidewalk projects on Mansion and State streets, franchise extension for electric railway cars six months, and fire safety changes. Wards approved assessments, salaries and bills, with adjournment set for one week.
Small Pox Bills Audited and Sewer Nuisance Order
The board of health met Monday evening to audit smallpox bills, with Oliver Joy presiding. The plan to audit and refer bills to the board of supervisors was approved on appeal, while the health officer decried the action as outrageous. auditing was postponed to next week, and a private sewer near the Presbyterian church was ordered disconnected as a nuisance.
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Board of Health
Itealth
Oliver Joy
Dr Joy
Supreme Court
Lathrop
Diver
Powell
Board of Supervisors
Dr. Joy
Ald Miller
State Board of Health
Joy
Ald
Miller
Presbyterian Church
Quiet Marshall Wedding Unites Miss Thera Cox and Arthur Osborn
Miss Thera Cythera Cox and Mr. Arthur Bennett Osborn wed at the bride’s home on west Mansion Street with Rev. Joseph Hamilton officiating. After a rice shower at the depot, the couple departed on the 7 51 train to Pan American and eastern points, plans to reside on north Eagle street after September 5.
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Marshall
Thera Cythera Cox
J. S Cox
Arthur Bennett Osborn
Daniel Osborn
West Mansion Street
Joseph Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
North Eagle Street
Kalamazoo to House New Division of Telephone Company
Head offices for the southern division of the Mid June Telephone Company will be in Kalamazoo upon its formation. The division will cover counties Alfey Barry Bacon Juybau Va Buren Cass St Joseph Bresch and Hillsdale. A Wilde, once of the Kalamazoo exchange and later superintendent of the old southern division, is named superintendent, promising stability in Kalamazoo.
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Lhe
Mid Juin Telephone Company
Kalamazoo
Alfey, Barry, Bacon
Juybau
Vao Buren
Cass
St Joseph
Bresch
Hillsdale
A. He. Wilde
Tor Sever
Quare Man
Kalamazoo Exchange
M. F. E. Conference assigns new appointments
At the M M conference in Muskegon on Monday appointments for the coming year were made. Rev P J Masrearty of Albion remains presiding elder of the Albion district and Rev I M Pattison is returned to Moraholl for another year. Isaiah Wilson moves to Jackson Cooper Street church. Homer J W Davidson Marengo J H Emmon a Partello John G Biery Tekonsha Burlington D H Palinator also named. A $100 collection was taken to aid a struggling Homer church.
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M. B
Mnnkegon
P. J. Masreaty
Albion
I. M. Pattison
Nowa
Moraholl
Isaiah Wilson
Constantine
Cooper Street
Jackson
Homer
J. W. Davidson
Marengo
J. H. Emmona
Partello
John G. Biery
Tekonosha
Burlington
D. H. Palinator
M. D.carrel
Grand Traverse
Death of President McKinley Shocks Marshall and Nation
The city and nation mourn as President McKinley dies at 9 15 Buffalo time. A large crowd awaits the death bulletin issued early morning and telegraph offices are crowded Friday evening. The bulletin arrives around 1 30 and bells toll to announce the president's death. Citizens display flags and mourning signs overnight.
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Marshall
McKinley
Buffalo
Citizens defend liberty amid assassination crisis
Letter to the editor argues against panic over social unrest after the presidential attempt on life. It cites Lincoln and Garfield cases, questions anarchist links, praises free speech, warns against restricting liberty, and urges prosecution of lawbreakers while preserving open discussion of religion politics morals and social conditions. Also includes unrelated ad fragments and offers for goods and weekly paper subscriptions.
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Lincoln
Garfield
Ana
Czolgosz
Mr. Hamilton
Russia
Italy
France
Turkey
China
Thurston
Albion News Items Mix Local Notes and City News
Albion area notices report high school attendance, property sales, fair events, and public ceremonies. Local officials fix Calhoun county valuations, electors plan dances at Lyon Lake resort, and mourn President McKinley with church services. Widespread health, crime, and civic updates intersperse with railway and fairground activity across the region.
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State Tax Commission
Calhoun County
McKinley
Universalist
Bush
Lyon Lake Resort
Palmer
Union City
Michigan Central payroll and a busy week ahead
Monday was payday on the Michigan Central with a state fair planned at Pontincopeyr next Monday. William Elnembaach is working for Walter Clark while a Homer basket factory is to be established. The new German Lutheran church is wiring for electricity and Bert Verplank becomes Horndon bus driver. A line of rail cars for the electric railway arrived. Monday Willard B. Gardner was appointed substitute letter carrier at Albion. The Arbsiter Society holds Golden Jubilees in Detroit on Sept 22. August deaths total 2,682 reported to the secretary of state. Herbert Ferguson drives the main wagon between post office and railway station. Miss Nannie Boynton studies millinery with Mrs. Blanche Graham. Forty tickets were sold for the Michigan excursion to Detroit, Sunday thirty to Jackson. At the Muskegon MBE conference J. G. Biery was ordained elder. A glass light was broken at Keuckle's bakery Sunday. Cincinnati Northern officers plan a new fine table to be installed next Sunday. State funeral certificates report prosecutions for undertakers failing to file deaths. Incandescent lights went out briefly Sunday due to a broken bolt. Emma Bower of Ann Arbor is to speak at Waters City Day. Jackson city council grants Hawks & Angus a franchise for an independent city streetcar system. Mr. and Mrs. Josh Cawood relocate to Michigan City, Ind, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson move to West State Street home. WELLES elected Sergeant at Arms at Milwaukee postal clerks’ convention. W. Davis, 72, seriously injured in a hayload fall may prove fatal. he is partly paralyzed. WOTU and Peoples Lecture course plan unity for next season with three attractions each.
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Pontincopeyr
William Elnembaach
Walter Clark
Homer
Bert Verplank
Charles Rosecrante
Horndon
Ated
Willard B. Gardner
Albion
Arbsiter Society
Detroit
Herbert Ferguson
Nannie Boynton
Blanche Graham
Michigan
Jackson
M. BE
Muskegon
J. G. Biery
Partello
Keuckle
Cincinnati Northern
Warner
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louiville Railroad
Michigan Central
Emma Bower
Ann Arbor
Michigan City
Ind
Robert Wilson
West State Street
International Union of Postal Clerks
Milwaukee
W. B. Welles
Artua
W. Davis
Marriage Licenses Listed Amid Quack Health Ads
The notice lists marriage licenses for Morriy BE Mason and Ida Marquardt of Chicago, St James Stringh and Fannie Nye of Emmett, and Thera Cythera Gox with Arthur B Osborn of Marshall. The rest is a series of health and patent medicine claims urging 25 cent remedies for coughs, colds, worms, stomach issues, and various aches with promotional language and warnings about neglect and uncleanliness.
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Morriy BE
Mason
Ida Marquardt
Chicago
St. James Stringh
Fannie Nye
Emmett
Thera Cythera Gox
Arthur B. Osborn
Marshall
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J. M. Moses
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Recorder
W. J. Dowcett
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CTV News
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Albion High School
B. J. Welch Jr
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Richard Fox
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Denver
Ruaville Ind
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van Kleek
Michigan G. A. R
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Jon Caines
Cmeer
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J. Boyd Pantlind
Grand Rapids
Pantlind
Fred E. Britten
Fred Corbett
Adrian Ia
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Athens
Maccabees of
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Electric Oil Stove Co
Concord
Boral Hall
Fair Ground
Harriett Schooley
George Schooley
Bottle Creek
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Hobson
OG. H. Knickerbocker
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Vis Pestime Gun Club
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Houston
le Dé Buhl
Peoples
Goock
Asie Aguy
Knox
O. FH. Wells
Villa Ridge
Avery
Mr. Wells
DR. Taft Bros,’ Medicine CO
East 130Th St
McCormick
Pynestall Wagon & Windmill Co
R. A. Bentley, Mor
H, L, Day
Ted
Dreguisis
Win Sud
Willtans
Prop's
Cleveland
Gbiv
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Joms & Ww. Gibbs Opus Bee Eat
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