Marshall Triumph Opens Season In Solid Win Over Kalamazoo
Marshall beat Kalamazoo in a hard fast game to start the season. Denel scored two touchdowns and Grant kicked a goal for Marshall while Crandall replyed with two TDs for Kalamazoo. Notable plays included Grants long first-half punt and Page’s tackling. The schedule lists Albion Oct. 2 and Olivet Oct. 1 with other dates. In Circuit Court, cases include Jacobs v Rippleman Buckner foreclosing a land contract and various civil matters, with a verdict in Ott v Taylor Beachem for 1640.27 and other judgments. The paper notes a Divorces case and court adjournment to Monday.
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Marshall
Kalamazoo
Denel
Grant
Crandall
Kalamazoo Boys
Page
Townsend
McNames
Counter
Brewer
Albion
Olivet College
Marehall
Jay M. Jacobs
Charles H. Rippleman
A. A. Buckner
Ab, Williams
F. M. Wadleigh
Verace Gardner
Sam H. Hanlin
Alice H. Crispell
Mains
Homer Steel Fence Co
The
Sanitary Food Co
Good Government Priutine Co
Comourt Court
Ott Vs. Taylor and Beachem
Ott
Taylor and Beachem
Olivet
Alvan Tiffany
Doubleday Estate
George L. Brats
Curtis K. Roleau
G. R. Malus
Denison
G Rupert and Sons Expand Purchases to Potatoes
G Rupert and Sons, longtime bay buyers in the county, have begun purchasing potatoes as well. They are available for viewing at the Hern don or at Geo Hoeltzel's livery barn. 270 lawl.
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G. Rupert and Sons
Herndon
Geo. Hoeltzel
Lawl
Fall items and town notes from Marshall and area
Marshall and nearby communities publish notices on pensions and deaths, a new sanatorium opening October 3 in Battle Creek, Calhoun county fair events with contests and prizes, drownings and funerals, local deeds, and a preview of Detroit’s To- Day newspaper launching October 1.
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Chester Owens
Battle Creek
Gall Lake
Marshall
Calhoun County
Chicago Lake Front
Opera House trunk lift and South African paper reach
An operation in a city opera house uses a block and tackle to lift trunks to dressing rooms, powered by a horse. Mrs. Atkinson lets The News view a Kimberley printed Diamond Fields Advertiser edition from South Africa, a British territory. The paper features a curious pictorial diamond header and has varied news. The Athens Times notes Bosco’s death by snakes after a street fair incident. The Albion Mirror criticizes the Detroit Free Press for weak Democratic stance, while Pletchee's advertises Pant stock now.
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Opera House
Athens Times
Bosco
Battle Creek Street
Ohio
Pittsburg
Kansas
Rosco
Platform collapses at Huron rally injures crowd
A temporary platform on Third street in Huron collapses during a prohibition rally as spectators line the sidewalks. 75 to 100 people fall into a subway opening, with 3 serious injuries including Florence Keyser, Mrs Jenkins, and Mrs Deyo. Rescuers pull out injured. program resumes afterward.
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Huron
5. D
Prohibition
Third Street
C. H. Longstaff
Speaker
Sim
Rescne
Florence Keyser
Jenkins
Deyo
Metcalf
Ready for Campaign Largely Attended Meeting at East Store
The Bryan Stevenson and Maybury club met Monday night at the East store with strong attendance and enthusiasm. Clarence Joy chaired. Herbert Watson elected president. Roy Grant secretary. F A Stuart treasurer. two vice presidents named for each ward. constitution to be prepared for a permanent meeting place. meeting adjourned to Friday.
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Herbert Watson
R. ¥. Grant
FA. Stuart
Bryan, Stevenson and Maybury Club
Clarence Joy
Geo. KE. Witlitta
Roy Grant
Andrew Flynn
Willitta
Henry Krotzer
Henry A. Clute
J. K. Worthington
John Hartman
T. Shanahan
John Foley
Charles Hartman
P Hayes
Chicago pupils give for Galveston relict fund
Current events note Chicago school children contributed 3320 dollars to the Galveston relict fund. The battleship Wisconsin official aid is planned for October 1. Egbert Mills and Co of New York failed with liabilities of 250000.
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Chicago
Galveston
Wisconsin
Egbert Mills & Co
New York
Robert Hurt
Peking
Bryan
Duke of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Lord Meutenant
Ireland
War Department
Alexander of
Servia
Baroness von Schutzbar
Morris Sternfelt
Third Avenue Side
Fierce Forest Fire Threatens Occidental Area
A spreading forest and brush fire near Occidental California has burned about 100 square miles over three days, causing an estimated quarter of a million dollars in damage. Occidental narrowly saved as flames move south with a strong westerly wind. NP railroad tracks and trestles damaged, bridges wrecked, and numerous farms razed. Concurrent Canton Cantonese violence report notes Christian women fired upon and killed at Kum Chak, with natives flocking to Canton. city studded with troublemakers but lacking leadership. Hull Games report lists National League results across St Louis Boston Brooklyn and Philadelphia venues.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Occidental
Perth
Northern Pacific Railroad
Freestone
Tadega
Sebastopol
Imimediate Dangel
Wowen
Hong-Kong
Canton
Kum Chak
West River
Susan Wallingford
Marshall
Calhoun
State of
Michigan
Victoria Monk
Getolur
Ibiz
Dauid Victoria Monk
Mary
Keenough
Cambridge
Merigeges
Mary B. Greeough
A.D. Isis
Henry A. Tillotson
Laa
Wade
Calhoun County
Tumit
Cook
Mar- Labe
Markehail
Ausust Loth
A.D. Iin
Henry Tillotson
Hall's Catarrh Cure and sale notes from old ad text
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as mercury free and systemically absorbed, claiming blood and mucous surface action. It mentions Toledo Ohio makers F J Cheney Co and Druggists selling at, price one bot. Also notes Hull's Family Pills as best. A 140 acre farm for sale six miles north of Marshall in Collins township with good buildings and orchard, stock farm run by administrator Geo Haran.
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Michigan
Artin & Hammer
Hal
B. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hull
Marshall
Collins
Gero. Haran
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Marshall Furnace Co
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Aktul
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Star Bakery
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Jackson
Unie City
Union City
Kahmazoo
Kalimiazoo
New York City
Cox
Washington Market
Marshall, Mich
Frank Fortino
Joseph M. Bonnatt
Homer
Chas. D. Burt
Phelps
Marshall Newa
Marshall Wagon and Windmill Co
Jimmy Conroy
Charles Conroy
Ceresco
St. Mary’s Church
John Parceptle
Litchfield
Dick Daniels
Tekoushy News
Jessie Lee
Charlotte Tribune
G. Ingersoll
Bank of Marshall
Mary Sutton
Brooklyn
Wm. P. Pale
Martha M. Reed
Mansion
Eagle Streets
Detroit
Mper
Albion Mirror
Detroit Free Press
Free Press
McKinley Organ
Pletchee
Prohbiehon
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Washington
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New Orleans
St. Louis
Higots State Fair
Springfield
Bryan, Stevenson and
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California
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Mich
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Trelve
Kennedy & Kergan
Sernorr
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Praleo
le Alwaye Reeds
Tipans Tabales
Ger. Bower
Ph. G
Newark Ave
Jersey City
Misa Dewitz Wimpesa
Walcoms
J. Brockmyer
Giakeppe
Saya Abe
Dave
Ieee
Tam
Spruce Streat
Nettie H. McCracken
Nettie H Barnes
Burlington
Calhoon County
Clarisewitt
Clara Amalley
Star
Sinal
Derds
Cathar
Coure House
Court House
Deemer
A. D. Ly
Surington
Clara Basalley
H. Pourek
Mertyapee Wild
Wal, H. PonTen
Athy
Mercury
Kirusnd
Iran
State Street
Murehall
Wb Ow
New
Brunday
Fanny
Cc. H. Clute
Tel
Parker
Jno
Hindenacht & Son's
Theae
B. Hi. Smither Park Hotel
Wagner
East State Re
the Snug Restaurant
Cummings & Co
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