Social Democrats name lone candidate in western district
County convention details show no eastern delegates present and F. S. Rodgers named by acclamation as the western district candidate for Crosby's seat. Resolutions pledge allegiance to Debs, call for honest government, oppose repeated county terms, and urge swift prosecutions and union support. Also notes local business ads and promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Democrats
Edward Ellis
Representative Committee
L.O. Rodgers
Jgpnvention
EB. D. Greenfield
Teller
Belt
Calhoun County
Eugene V. Debs
Social Democratic Party
Mains Fails to Appear in Morgan Injunction Case
In St Joseph County Judge Yupie heard the injunction of Chas R Mains against Ben Morgan. Mains did not appear and filed an abusive affidavit about the supreme court. He was ordered to file bonds of 1800 within thirty days or the case would be dismissed. Morgan, by W S Powers, secured an injunction to stop Mains from disposing of cereal company assets. Rumors say a criminal action may follow the deceased defendant’s trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. R. Mains
Ben Blorgen
St. Joe County
Yupie
Mains
Battle Creek
Supreme Court
Mr. Morgan
W. S. Powers
Morgan
Drm
Susan
Ford
Marshall
Calhanua
Michigan
Victoria Monk
Devdain
Calhoun
Mary B. Green
Canbridge
Mass
Derds
Mourrgages
Mary B. Greenough
Henry A. Tillotson
Amu
Court House
Gureau
Calhounishbeld
Calhoun ‘County
Michijuar
Karan
Torwity Lub
W. A. Potters
Nam ed Their Ticket at Battle Creek Democratic Meet
The social democratic county convention in Battle Creek selected F A Kulp as prosecutor and EH Debs as president candidate. Elections named Henry Ramsey and E H Ellis as chair and secretary, with Greenfield as probate judge and Higgins as county clerk, all unicn could. The gathering adjourned after appointing committees and endorsing the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Higgins
Social Democratic
Battle Creek
Marshall
Higgins
Henry Ramsey
E. H. Ellis
Permanent Organization and Order of Business
E. D. Greenfield
F. S. Rogers
FE. Higgins
W. C. Sliter
John Sherlow
N. A
John Elsmere
Charles Johnson
Mani- Lory Cowsede
Paul Woolsey
Chas. Green
Hats and Uapain styles on sale at modest marks up
A local retailer advertises a wide range of hats and Uapain styles described as up-to-date and available at prices slightly above the manufacturer’s. The notice emphasizes variety and current fashion without naming specific models or brands.
Political Pointers and Campaign Notes From Albion
A survey of campaign activity cites John G. Woolley and Mr. Metealf touring October 10 with prohibition aims. Calhoun county ballots list two sons for governor. party literature to Michigana includes German pamphlets. Labor views split, Donnelly predicts Bryan support. Maybury and Williams campaign in Hillsdale. Prohibition train tour spans 20 states. six women speakers align with McKinley and Bryan. Local ads promote low prices at Fletcher's People's Clothing House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Woolley
Prohibition
Metealf
Calhoun County
Albion Mirror
Democratic State Central Committee
Michigana
Muuch
Carl Schurz
McCutcheon
Chicago Record
Pup
New York Herald
Bryan
McKinley
Woolley
W. E. Curtis
McKainley
W. C. Maybury
S.D. Williams
Congress
Hillsdale County
Allen
Hillsdale
Maybury
Williams
Samuel B. Donnelly
International Typographical Union
Samuel Dickie
Party of Prohibition
Dakota
Massacugotg
Georgia
Wooley and Merenuf
Dixie
Stewart
Volney B. Cushing
T. 5
Albion
Albion Recorder
J. Killen Voster
Mise Helen Varick Boswell
Mia
Anna Diges
Even Lease
Miss Ingles
Eva McDonald Valesh
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Sewer Plans Finished for Tukonsha Project
County Surveyor Praté Courtright completed the Tukonsha sewer estimate and sent it to the council. The plan calls for 2070 feet of lining pipe 1820 feet of pinch pipe, 16 manholes and 13 catch basins at an estimated cost of 42,200. The system serves surface water and faces excavation challenges where a ridge between town and river requires digging over ten feet in one area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Democratic Party
Yekonsha
Praté Courtright
Tukonsha
Verdict for Son Suing Father Over Wages in Circuit Court
The Gibson case went to the jury after two hours of argument, resulting in a verdict for the plaintiff worth 21,050. Earlier motions were heard, including a default motion in Hoag v Livingsstone which was withdrawn, and Alden v Ketchum was discontinued by consent without costs. The Lee will case was referred back to probate for settlement per stipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueaday
Gibson
J. M. Powers
Circuit Court
Frank G. Hoag
Charles L. Livignstone
Matthew H
Sarah E. Alden
Andrew L
Myra R. Ketchum
Lee Will
Robert Y. Finch
James Finch
Daniel O. Fanning
Hatch & Page
Jacob Gutekunst
Newton
Wm. Greenslade
Emmett
United States
Abe
Amor H. Bisoges
Personal notices from Battle Creek and nearby towns
County Clerk Austin spent Sunday at Battle Creek. Editor Knickerbocker of the Homer Index spent Sunday in the city. Miss Maude Pringle of Battle Creek spent Sunday with her parents. John McNamies went to Toledo for a week on business. Mrs. Bowman has returned from Chicago. Miss Madge JanDelle visits her sister in Berrien Springs. Mrs. Schuyler French visits her father-in-law in Burlington. Miss Nell Lathrop returns from Chicago. Miss Lottie Wares returns from Athens. George W. Glanstone visits his parents in St. Louis. Mrs. Chas. Branson of Detroit guests in the city. W. L. Wiggings and Joseph Milne of the Detroit Free Press were here. Mrs. H. B. Coon of Detroit visits her father in the city. Mrs. Herman Marcie of Eckford is here due to Mrs. O’Leary’s illness. Mrs. Henry Wallingford and daughter to visit from Evanston. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zimmerman and family return from Detroit and a lakes trip. Mrs. Blyunche Palmiter returns from Battle Creek. Mrs. Jacob Vogt and Miss Mary Hiney visit Batts Creek. Frank Raymond, on a lake boat assignment, visits his family on West Prospect. B. A. Stuart, W. B. F. Church, and W. Y. Phelps return from northern Wisconsin fishing. Rev. E. Teuch of Lawton to visit Marengo friends. attends Battle Creek conference. Mrs. Blanche Graham returns from Toledo and Fort Wayne millinery trips. Mae Barter, her trimmer, spent summer in Spencerville, Ohio, returns with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Wares
Athens
George W. Glanstone
St. Louis
Chas. Branson
Detroit
W. L. Wiggings
Joseph Milne
Detroit Iree Press
H. B. Coon
Patrick Hayes
Herman Marcie
Eckford
Thomas O'Leary
Henry Wallingford
Mary
Evanston
Andrew Zimmerman Land
Lakes
Blyunche Palmiter
M. L | Holues
Battle Creek
Jacob Vogt
Mary Hiney
Batts Creek
May
Vogt
Frank Raymond
West Prospect Street
E. Teuch
Lawton
Marengo
Frank Smith
Blanche Graham
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Mae Barter
Spencersville
Ohio
Visitors at Harrington home and farm activity noted
Dr McMillan and wife visit Jas Harrington Sr and wife as Jacob Maisner lays foundation for a 20 by 42 foot shed. Carpenters near through framing. Farmers cut hay fields a second time with some stacked for hay. Perry Starr plans to build a wall under a moved building. DJ Fox learns cousin Charles Fox was killed in South Africa after Boer English war began. A health note urges Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for indigestion misread as heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Starr
DJ Fox
England
Charles Fox
South Africa
Civil Service Examination Notice for Post Office Jobs
The next regular examination for post office service positions in this city will be held November 21. Applications must be filed on blanks from the United States Civil Service Commission, available at the W. B. Welles post office. Applications filed after 7:40 p.m. October 28 will not be accepted. Examination location to be announced later. The rest of the text advertises Knox Stomach Tablets as a stomach medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bext
Post Office
United States Civil Service Collision
W. B. Welles
Board of Examiners
Knox
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Parker
John Hindenach
Hamilton St
Greenfield & Klugman
Folding Bath Tub Co
The
New Herndon
Herndon
Gooda Area
H. Smith
Over Park Hotel
Wolverine
Marshall Furnace Co
Star Bakery
Moll Cigar Factory
Osborne
Bosley & Son
Eastern Legislative District
Duplex Press Co
Rodgers
Crosby
Rodgera
Duplex Printing Press Company
FE. D. Greenfield
Burt Kiibs
Tian
Fletcher
People's Clothing House
C. WL
Loa
Arm & Hammer Brand Soda
Ase
J. S. Cox, SH
Washington Market
Marshall, Mich
Arbeiter Hall
F. A. Kelp
IfaltIn Creek
Namee
Thorne
Bunters
Convention
Rocky Mountain Tex
People’s Clothing House
Bradshaw's
Political Pointers
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
Fletcher's People's Clothing House
Fortcnes
Cane Tina Neen
Tetal
Austin
Knickerbocker
City
Maude Pringle
John McNamies
Mrs. Bowman
Chicago
Madge JanDelle
George Cheen
Berrien Springs
Schuyler French
J. M. French
Burlington
Misa Nell Lathrop
B.A Stuart
W. B F. Church
W. Y. Phelps
Wisconsin
Drs
Akeron
Bewara
Dre
Dre. K
K. Tharentee
Toma
Bishem Drates
Gur. Bower
Newark Ave
Jersey City
Ripans
Ripane Tabulee
Lara
Mary Goawas
Abuuy
Ripaud
miLe
Amy
Paine Ible
Sionimoh
Dom Loson
New York
Fredonia
Dr. McMillan and Wife
Jas Harrington R
Jacob Maisner
Civil Service Examination
Torgrrow
C. H. Clute
Tel. Co
Gardanie’’s
Lwely
HBILG
Woolstule Street
Marshall, Mish
Oss. B. Maman
Marahull, Mich
Hubbard & Beckwith
Cummings & Co
Tam
Iaading
Henry Baker
F. E. Osborn
Cross Babies
Vuiele Aya
Marshall Iron
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