Council Deliberations on Walks Wages and Street Changes
Monday council meeting discusses cement walk on Madison Street petition and Rice Creek bridge, bids for a fire department wagon, naming Green Street, civil service exam use, sidewalk additions, and city salaries. Also reports mayoral and finance actions with curb work and damages bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanger
Court
George Boughton
Charlotte Hoyt
Madison Street
Ald Palmer
Rice Creek Bridge
Powell
Welles
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Grape Industry Grows in Paw Paw and Northern Michigan
A roundup of state items notes Paw Paw becoming the grape center in Van Buren County. Coldwater Public School earns a gold medal at Paris exposition. Lan sing School for the Blind reports its largest class. Elk Rapids votes to incorporate. population reaches 2005, up 59 percent since 1810. Traverse City sees rapid building growth, while Port Huron restricts fowl keeping as a criminal offense. An ad extols Fletcher's People's Clothing House offerings.
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Paw Paw
van Buren County
Coldwater
Lansing
Elk Rapids
Traverse City
Michigan
Port Huron
Chanticleer
Court and Crime Note on Six Month Ionia Sentence
Charley Neue pleaded guilty to stealing from Casper store and received six months at Ionia. Fletcher's People's Clothing House advertises guaranteed satisfaction on its stock of overcoats with emphasis on quality and price. Don’t miss examining them.
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Charley Neue
Casper
Ionia
Fletcher
People’s Clothing House
Marriage Licenses and Advertisements From The Daily News
Marriage licenses listed for Hermian van Schoick and Elsie Pierce of Burlington Albert Ure and Vinna Middaugh and Albert J Baker and Rosa Hoekstra of Battle Creek Clarence M. Davis and Eva Belle Kirk are noted. Also an advertisement for Orange Headache Pills and Gore in 10 minutes plus a block for The Michigan Farmer and The Daily News subscriptions at ten cents a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermian van Schoick
Elsie Pierce
Burlington
Albert Ure
Vinna Middaugh
Battle Creek
Albert J. Baker
Rosa Hoekstra
Clarence M. Davis
Eva Belle Kirk
Kuill
Miners Stay Away Amid Peaceful Anthracite Strike
Philadelphia Sept. 25 The Schuylkill coal fields saw a quiet day with no clashes as troops patrolled roads to collieries. Some miners returned to work but overall operations remained sparse. Estimates say more idle mines than at any point since the strike began. Union and owner leaders claim gains, while reports vary on Tatimer and Sandy Run mines. President Mitchell commented on the broader strike situation.
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Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Schuylkill County
Tors
Lehigh
al. S. Kemmerer
Sandy Run
Tattimer
Calvin Pardee Company
United Mine Workers
Saztuton
Mitchell
Reading Company
Parnsylvania
Ryan
I Leider
Trent
Vanderbilt
Hagleton
Striking coal miners gain ground as clashes spread
Hazleton area reports miners joining strikers amid clashes with deputies as Coxe Brothers collieries resume partially. Sheriff Harvey pursues the strike columns toward Durringer, while officials fear further idle weeks as United Mine Workers press for broader walkouts across Pennsylvania's anthracite fields. Population notes from Chattanooga show steady growth.
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Hazleton
McAdag Fay
Coxe Brothers & Co
Durringer
Nem
Sherrif Harvey
Megan
Tinger
Tombicken
Bhernf Harvey
McAdoo
Anvledan
Shere
Harvey
Haleton
Derriiger
Gid
Regular fall events and football fixtures listed for Michigan towns
A compiled schedule of fairs, meetings, and football games from September to November. Listings include Adrian, Albion, Battle Creek, Hastings, Lansing, Kalamazoo, Olivet, Union City, and other locales with event names, hosting clubs, secretaries, andDates. Notable items include Marshall football matches against Olivet reserves, Battle Creek teams, and Albion with various fairs and examinations.
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Adrian
Nenawee
Grand Rapids
Michigan
I. H. Butterfield
Albion
A. i
McCutcheon
Marshall
Marshall—Marshall
Olivet College
Battle Creek
E. V. Debs
Social Democrat
Apeaka
Hillsdale
C. W. Terwilliger
Calhoun
W.H. Arthur
Charlotte
Eaton
Geo. A. Perry
Jackson
Homer
Galham County Teachers Association
Michigan Cavalry
Hastings
Barry County Git
L. Beamer
Lansing
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Union City
Class of Maccabees
Kalamazoo
Olivet
W.B. Welles
Aloion
Marshalk
Va. Albion
ECKFORD Notes On Local Visits And Club Elections
Mrs Fuller of Albion visited her daughter Mrs Zimmerman while Mrs Rogers plans a visit to her parents at Babcock. Mrs Zimmerman stayed with Battle Creek relatives last week. Miss Nellie McKenzie went to Colorado Springs for winter. Helen Robinson of Battle Creek visits cousin Miss Nellie Taylor. E ULS meeting last Saturday re elected officers: Treasurer Mrs Albert Dickey, Secretary Miss Nellie Dickey, Treasurer Mrs J. Wmnery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Fuller
Albion
Zimmerman
Mirs Phena Rogers
Babcock
Mra Zimmerman
Battle Creek
Nellie McKenzie
Colorado Springs
Helen Robinson
Nellie Taylor
Mra
Albert Dickey
Nellie Dickey
J. Wmnery
Excursion trains offer low fares for Lenawee county fair
The Cincinnati Northern Railroad with Dd LN RR via Tecumseh offers a $1.40 round trip excursion from Marshall and intermediate points to Adrian on Thursday September 27 for the Lenawee county fair. Train leaves Marshall at 7 10 a m and returns at 6 08 p m. Tickets valid 30 days. Details from ticket agents or W S Brown Hillsdale or Rogers Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Dd Ln, RR
Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Shore
Michigan
Albion
W. S. Brown
Hillsdale
Mich
Rogera
G. A
Fort St
Detroit
Rich donor funds free ear drums at Nicholson Institute
A wealthy woman cured of deafness by Dr Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums donated 10000 dollars to the Nicholson Institute in New York to provide ear drums free to deaf people who cannot afford them. Address: 4615 The Nicholson Institute 760 Highth Avenue New York USA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson
Nicholson Institute
Highth Avenue
New York
U.S. A
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State Board of Agriculture
State Fair Grounds
Ohio Artificial Stone Tank Co
W. W. Miller
Ohio State
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Eckford, Mich
Calhoun County
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Foley
Council
Udell Bros
Wagon & Windmill Co
Fire Department
Ald. Miller
Ald. Page
John Cozzins
West End
Stuart Avenue
Gree Street
Register of Deeds
Iray
Jessa Lei
Poley
John Cuzzina
Enjll
Vletcher’s People’s Clothing House
People's Clothing House
Fletcher the Glothier
Michigan Farmer
Marshall News
Daily News
the Daily News
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M'Kinley Minstrels
Mark
Republican Party
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Foghorn
Mr. Sugar Trust
Jers
Chattanooga
Washington
Tey
Eckford
Olin
Colorado
Chicago
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Denver
Colorado Spring
Manitow
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East Lake City
Ogden Utah
Great Rock Island
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Lyon
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Datrell
John Sebastian
Wowashing
Mia
Gene Howitzel
Grand Union Tea Up
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Ad Agency
State Street
Marshall, Mich
North Marshall Ave
MG. Hayward
Hll. Lathrup
R. H. Lathrop
Williamson
Oakridge Ceinmetery
Inghire
Geof Green
North
Adikenss
Bate Tle Crock Avenue
Battle Greek
Midhdiott
Birk
Kinstry
Iamilton St
T3 State
Walter
M.D
Chronicle
Betwen Linden
Syzamora Streets
Mondas
Dept
Pinder
Wm. Tiyan
News Office
Bolfink
Hart Street
R. Schley
Physicians : Directory
Chas
J. Carson
Graduate Hospital
Tod
Martin B
Starr King Church
Greene's
Prospect
Phyalician and Druggint
W. Atate Street
North Falls St
Fred H. Harris
Smiley
Helen H. Parker
John Butler
Gails
Rooma
N. B. Sherman
Ancworee
Hart's
Brewer's Dry Good
Madison St
Marshall Ava
W. d. Rowland
Dentiss
Cronin
F. G. Powers
Dental
Weloe Blooe Marshall, Mich
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Niagara Falls
News Express
Beaton
Chi
Alempenco
Atlantic Express
Detroit Night Expreas
Pway
Mailand Express
New York and
Bostas
Mapresa Amane
C.W. Ruggles
G. P
T. A
C.E. Gifford
Mail Amd Express
Nate and Express
Mims Ee
Bunauy
Schindler
Gen
Pasa
Tole
Siam
Gale Cheap
L. P. Hunsarp
Weat State Street
Shdants
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
Wis
J. Nagel
West State St
West State Street
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