Direct Japan Goods Delivered To Your Door This Fall
Announcing fall delivery of Japanese products directly to consumers. This plan avoids travel and brings items from Japan straight to households.
15 Dec 1893
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1893
Page
1
Announcing fall delivery of Japanese products directly to consumers. This plan avoids travel and brings items from Japan straight to households.
Detroit Press reports unfolding confusion as three parties clash in a volatile scene on the city streets. Officials from The Blatentman group and Fat Boy faction are seen near The Detroit area, with references to The Chicago connection and ongoing tensions.
A bustling Midway style fair features nautical costumes and lively scenes as crowds admire gowns and trinkets. A Detroit News note urges Michigan residents to donate $100,000 to relieve destitute towns, with $25,000 for immediate cash aid and the rest for food and clothing. The piece also discusses church-property tenure and a proposed corporation structure for diocesan holdings involving bishops and parish priests.
Battle Creek reports a busy period with council plans a $50,000 bond for a new water plant, local bank affairs at Commercial Savings led by directors Parsons Cronin Healey Brewer O Keefe and Dibble, relief efforts for Michigan’s poor, and community events including Christmas services at Christan church and school visits by Battle Creek high students. City officials, inspectors, and local businesses feature in a tapestry of civic activity and social events.
A sharp business failure tied to Brooks and Klein leaves liabilities near 820000 with creditors counting 25 000 to 30000 in debts. A chattel mortgage for 3205 06 triggered the collapse as 400 creditors crowded the courthouse area. Warrant issued for Brooks on defrauding creditors. Klein sick at Addison home. goods allegedly shipped out to Addison Van Wert Jackson and nearby towns.
Report states padlocks were removed from hydrants and pressure to be maintained so the fire department can access water. Water company to take charge from now on and operate hydrants accordingly.
Mrs. Egbert Page is on the sick list. Charles Harrington is seriously ill at home in Fredonia. Mrs. Barriet Hendryx died Thursday morning on Green Street. Jos W Kollans, Detroit tailor, moved to rooms above Watson's grocery. David Calhoun still in jail. five thousand dollars bond unlikely. School closes next Friday. business at the old stand resumes after New Year. F. Dobbins of Marshall installed a furnace in Chas White’s Lake Avenue home. Bar John B Holley of Gables, Mich. pastors revival meetings this week. Conyls township wins county fair championship for most premiums. John L Sullivan to appear at the opera house Thursday night. Marshall offers many subscriptions to The Statesman and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean. Harrison Army of Chicago visiting Medina stock farm. selling sale tables for spring. F W Dickey bought a four-ton pair. several head shipped from Chicago. Farmers Institute to begin Jan 24 in Battle Creek, three days, with lectures by Helen Louise Johnson and Agriculture College professors. Mrs Charlotte Hungerford died Monday night at 88. funeral yesterday officiated by Rev Rankie. Battle Creek Indoor Ball Club challenged to state championship at the Auditorium.
Day 1 against Brooks and Klein and Hudson and Symington of Detroit to recover furniture valued about £100. Goods removed yesterday from Mrs Reuah Brooks residence. Wachsmuth Co with a search warrant forcibly entered a store in absence of Reaignee Wagner and took about $300 worth of clothing. Wagner plans to challenge the Chicago firm’s actions.
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