Pardons for White and Maresh Stirs Michigan Storm
Governor Pingree pardons Will White and Arthur F. Mareh amid a statewide storm over the military scandal. The pardons require each man to donate 1,000 annually to the Ingham county treasury for five years, with no bonds or reincarceration. The decision follows prosecutions and admissions by Henderson Ames Co. members and others, sparking debate on justice and fair play.
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Hazeh
Pingree
Will Li
White
Arthur F. Marsh
Michi
Ingree
Lansing
Stearns
Jackson Prison
Ingham County
Marah
Cass
Maresh
Military ‘Board
Ingham’ County
Military Board
Benderson-Ames Co
Clicuit
Mareh
Bitton
Henderson-Ames Co
Bickerstaff
Harold Smith
Michigan
Henderson- Ames Co
Mareh and White
Ping
Wbea
Knickerbocker Sues Over Mains Free Press Edits
In a historic dispute tied to the famed mains perjury trial, Knickerbocker challenges charges over special edition prints. He alleges he was billed for cats used in a side edition prepared for Mains, while asserting he owes nothing and that the arrangement unjustly casts him as debtor to Mains. Morgan is noted as a key supporter of Mains during the perilous period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Sea Court
Pat Dow
Saebitots
Morgan
Kilokerboaker
Sethcokes
Knickerbocker
Mains
Keidkerbocker Sims
Maine
High School Athletics Debate At Schoolmasters Club
At the Schoolmasters Club in Anne Arbor last Saturday R A Garwood praised interscholastic football while calling for a broader program including baseball and girls athletics. Principal Webster Cook and Dr Eliza Mosher weighed in on extending rules and safety, with Mosher cautious about girls sports, especially basketball and tennis.
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Anne Arbor
Garwood
Marshall
Panta
Webster Cook
Saginaw
Indorsing
Eliza M. Mosher
Football Casualties End Gridiron Season Across Nation
The season closed with Thanksgiving as teams tally fatalities and injuries. Officials report widespread fatalities among players and others connected to the game while communities assess damaged limbs and dampened hopes from the gridiron.
Calhoun County Agricultural Society Holds Annual Meeting
The fifty third annual meeting at Eagle Opera House discussed improving grounds and buildings. Officers were elected and finances reviewed showing debt reduction. Mortgage on grounds stood at 750 with plan to pay and free the society from debt. Directors elected for three years and concerns raised about increased expenses for new buildings.
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Calhoun County
Trenallrer Bhipp
Treaa
Treaa' ‘ 212,18 Meal Tickets, Ryv. Potal
Soarcen Eso
Arthur
Dse Tees Grees
Mark Hurd
Woolsey
L. Li
Harsh
Burlington
Wm. Foster
Wm. Radford
Frank E. Smith
Marengo
Wm. H. Arthur
T. J. Shipp
Wm. Gray
Gray
L. C. Robinson
Eckford
G. W. Smith
W. H. Goreline
Pennfield
Agricultural Society
Marshall Fair
Fragmentary obituary notes a schoolteacher's illness
Fragmented OCR outlines a teacher in distress, falling Keats spring of 1900, causing her to drop school work as health declines. A funeral service is planned at the parents' home at 2 PM led by Professor Goodrich of Albion College and assisted by Pastor Rev. Patilaon.
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Seldo
Goodrich
Albion College
Patilaon
29th Annual Meeting of Albion Womans Foreign Missionary Society
The twenty-ninth annual convention of the Albion district Woman s Foreign Missionary Society met at the Methodist church in Albion city. Despite modest attendance over 52 000 was raised last year for foreign missions. Mary OC Nind of Detroit spoke of Asia and urged intensified missionary effort. Mrs Rockwell Clancy of Albion described India and sang hymns. Officers for 1901 were elected including President N A Brown Jackson and several city and district leaders. delegates from multiple towns attended. The next convention will be in Hillsdale in November 1901.
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Woman's Foreign . Missionary Society
Albion
Lucinda Dickey
Mra. Stinchcomb
Simons
Mary OC. Nind
Detroit
China
Moore
Rockwell Clancy
India
N. A. Brown
Jackson
Li. N. Pattison
Marshall
Albert Smith
Jonesville
Angie Marsh
Hillsdale
Isbell
J. H. Pilcher
Crawford
Eaton Rapide
Spone Peoples
Ning Kenton
North Adams
Frank Barber
Quincey
George Fansher
Malaysia
Japan
Korea
South America
Bulgaria
Italy
Hee
Hilladale
Delega Mach
Detroit to Chicago electric line project eyed via Kalamazoo
A Kalamazoo dispatch reports a plan to extend the electric line from Battle Creek to St Joseph and nearby aims to improve gas and electric service. The proposal seeks to connect Detroit with Chicago through a broader regional system, signaling economic development.
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Kalamazoo
Battle Crees
Joseph Roamebic
Accon Pation
Maki Pahipes
Detroit
Election Notices From Local Lodges And Posts
Elections held by Lafayette Chapter Macrehaill Lodge Knights of Pythias G. A. R. posts and Marshall Camp reveal officer selections with installations planned for December 11 and January, naming officers including C. H. Gorham, J. Wiseman, J. Gauss, H. L Pook, J. DeShane, Orrie Martin and others, plus banquet and social remarks honoring retiring leaders and detailing upcoming appointments and January installations.
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Lafayette
A. P
J. &. Gauss
King
W. H. Porter
John Wiseman
Tressurér
C. H. Gorham
George Wilson, O
Andrew McRoberta
B. Hughes
E. J. Marshall
F. Dobbins
D. Btone
O. C. Miller
G. H. Greene
C. BE. Gorham
H. J. Hyde
Knights OF Pythlas
Macrehaill Lodge
C. O
Dr. Lonia &. Joy
V. O
B. R. Smith
R &B
Mott
J.F. Gauss
L. Gardauler
W. Cooper
I. J. DeShane
H. L Pook
J.-J. DeAbane
Officara
Monthly Report on Ohio Primary Matters
The fragment suggests a monthly report addressing Ohio primary matters with possible focus on an election or political developments. It states limited readable content and lacks clear entities or outcomes to detail further.
Court Adjourns as November Term Completes Trials
Court adjourned until January 3 with Judge Petk to hear Mary B Treat vs Thomas F McGarry et al. on that date. Judge Saith returns January 7 for other items. Several cases were placed on call for January, sentences suspended or pending, and alimony and fees set in the Miller divorce. George Marrow received three years hard labor for burglary. Scott and Thayer sentenced for larceny and stealing, with time served and additional days to be served.
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Petk of
Jackson
Mary B. Treat
Thos. F. McGarry
Saith
Gages
Ericn Heynolds
H. W. Cavanagh
C.R. Mains
the People
William Groening
O. C. Stout
Hvaltha Miller
John W. Miller
Wntilehe
Les
Smith
George Marrow
Marrow
T. ©. Scott
Two Largest Trust Deeds Registered in County
Revenue stamps totaling 2900 covered the two largest trust deeds in the county. The first deed linked Walter S. Harsha as special master commissioner with the O G T R R Mercantile Trust Co New York Union Trust Co Detroit and Haugh Patton as trustees and Charles M Hays and Elijah M Meddaugh. The second deed connected those parties to Port Huron Indiana E R Co for 5708701.04 face value. Similar filings are expected in every county where the company owns property.
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Register of Deeds’ Office
Walter 8. Harsha
Eastern Michigan
Mercantile Trust Co
New York
Union Trust Co
Detroit
Haugh Patton
Charles M. Hays
Elijah M. Meddaugh
Port Huron
Asmé
Minnie Brand Arrested for False Pension Claim
Deputy Sheriff Coleman arrested Minnie Brand at her home on West State Street after she allegedly obtained county aid by claiming she could not support herself and her mother, Mary Snyder. The case involves restitution to the county for aid drawn since June, with a hearing adjourned until tomorrow.
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Coleman
Minnie Brand
Weat State Street
Justice Merrill
Deal Confirmed or The New York Sunsaya
Bondholders of the Cincinnati Jackson and Mackinaw railroad, now under reorganization, discussed a 2 percent levy on holdings to cover about 42,000 in liens. The company owns Cincinnati Northern securities and others, with several reorganization plans halted and Vanderbilts rumored to hold the Northern stake.
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New York Sunsaya
Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw Railroad
New York
Cinciansti Northern Railroad
Recount Progress in Austin Gains Favor for Austin
Recount in progress as county canvassers finish about half the ballots in the county. Austin shows a small net gain in Battle Creek and Burlington, with Allen advancing in Sheridan’s area. In Athens Dee area no change. overall Austin maintains a slight lead while ballots marked incorrectly are discarded.
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Sheridan
Allen
Athens
Dee
Austin
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Marshall and Battle Creek
Marriage licenses issued to Charles Hammar and Bessie Bailey of Marshall. Charles F Williams of Battle Creek, Mereng aE ss Nain Moody and Henrietta mute, both of Battle Creek. Simon Helpman and Jane Spoor, Battle Creek. Charles Dyer of Bellevu and mms Bollops of Battle Creek.
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Charles Hammar
Bessie Bailey
Marshall
Charles F. Williams
Battle Creek
Marengae
Nain W. Moody
Henrietta
Simon Helpman
Jane Spoor
Charles Dyer
Bellevuc
Mms Bollops
Hattle Creek
Holidays sale at JS White Co with layaway options
JS White Co promotes Christmas shopping with open evenings and a heavy stock on floor two, touting low prices from imported goods. The ad highlights Sterilog silver, 25 cent sizes, albums, and a wide range of gifts with many items offered at significantly reduced jobber-like prices.
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Dolla
China
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Enibexsteins
Bohaolimasters
Agricultural’ Society
Ada’ Blaterlee
Fisted Awad Padrday
Womans’ Foreign Missionary Society
Albion District
Foreia@n Missions
Chicago
N. EB. Laberteaux
V. G—Harl van Arman
J.M. Hibbard
R. Beadbarn
N. A. Sherman
G. Colegrove
Colegrove
A. R
H. A. Clare
J. VanArman
J. V
Geo. F. Waltz. Burgeou
C. J. Lane
J. M. Gembell
J. T. Cuzzina
R. Rohr
Geo. Goodwin
J. Marble
H. H. Miller
J. Hartwell
LO. T. M
Marshall Hire
L.O. T. M. Wedneadsy
Orrie Martle
Carrie Goodwin
Etta Pringle
Nellis Link
I. McGuornon
Dora Richards
Lettie Burkhardt
Mat A.emma Walkinghood
Sentinel
Meg Thunder
Ela Craft
Flora Hart
Orrie Martin
Marshall Camp
Yy. C
C. A. McMillan
W. A
J. O. VanZant
Simmons
Booker
Guy Fisk
Fred Fish
Charles Watchman
Thomas Wells
L W. Houston
J. QO. VanZant
J. J. DeShane
Jeene McMillan
J. G. Jackson
Church
J. B Wortington
Guy H. Fred Kocher
Fred Koo
Ance “Ag
Ohi
Lohr Bass
Judge Smith
The
Clotlonati
JS. White & Co.'s
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