Damaged Local Notices and Obituaries in Marshall Page
A jumble of notices and brief items from Marshall recount deaths including Mrs. Thos. Moore aged 79 and Patrick Butler aged 81, with funeral details at St. Marys church. Reports mention a sidewalk injury seeking $71,000, a dry dock joke, and a Lorida death of Robert Les Darrow’s wife Susie Johnson. A mayoral council night had no business due to lack of quorum. An opera house company faced poor patronage on Christmas night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Moore
A. H. Bailey
St. Marys Catholic Church
Fred Zanger
Regt. 30th U.S. Volunteers to Return from Philippines
Item notes the 30th U.S. Volunteers leaving the Philippines around February 16 and to be mustered out upon arrival in San Francisco. Other local items include marriages, a Christmas gift costly company gesture, a sacred concert at the Presbyterian church, a goat training for Mare Marshall Tent KOTM, court dates in Jackson, odd town observations, and campus social rules at Albion College.
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U. S
Philippines
America
San Francisco
Local notes on church music and small town life
A patchwork of local items recounts Christmas music at Spizoppel church led by Dr Loula S Joy, barber shop antics with Ham Coleman, and Edward Butler’s postal misstep in a graft scheme. The piece notes ongoing gifts, taxes, and a long standing compilation favored by many businesses.
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Spizoppel
Te Devin
Loula
Joy
Ham Coleman
Sheridan & Hutchins
Dan
Ponte
Ham
Local society notes show residents traveling and visiting
Personal mentions report Hetl Hill enjoying a week, B. Cook in Detroit on business, Rav McReynolds in Latting on business, J. M. Borough recovering from illness, Frank Catheart home from Chicago for vacation, George Coleman couple in Detroit, H. F. Lobrie at Indiana teachers convention in Indianapolis, A J Walton and wife visiting Gorham, Mrs G B Smith joining a Hillsdale concert company, Louise Powell returning from Minneapolis, Misses Smythe and Olmstead beginning dressmaking lessons, Herimani Vogt and Ralph Ward leaving for press feeder jobs, Mrs John Fletcher and son John Jr from St. Joe and Mrs A L Larkin visiting, Miller couple back from wedding tour in Marshall and Blue Island plans. 499 Maple avenue listed.
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Hetl Hill
B. Cook
Detroit
Rav. McReynolds
J. M. Borough
Frank Catheart
Chicago
George Coleman
H. F. Lobrie
Todianapolia
J.F. Walton
Sturgis
KE. Gorham
G.B. Smith
Hillsdals
Misa Louise Powell
Minneapolis
Minn
Fannie Smythe
Suale Olmstead
Fiss
Cathcart
Herimani Vogt
Ralph Ward
State Printing Office
John Fletcher
John, Jr
St. Joe
A. L. Larkin
Dowagiac
George Miller
Marshall
Blue Island
Til
Maple Avenue
January Subscriptions Due for Kidney Cure Ad
January subscriptions are due as readers lose confidence and health over presumed incurable kidney disease. Poley's Kidney Cure is advertised as a guaranteed remedy for the discouraged and despondent. Swartwout Swartwout passing papers authentic office contact details.
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Poley
Swartwout
Old Town Calendar Notices Promote Services and Events
A fragmentary notice from a local paper lists Presbyterian and Methodist church services and Sunday school, a temperance union meeting at the Presbyterian church with Prof. Goodrich as speaker, and a brief update on J Charles Murphy the Bath Beach undertaker who reappeared in Denver claiming no memory of his journey.
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Presbyterian Church
Cetus
Joseph
Hamilton
Methodist Church
Studi School
Goodrich of
Albion
Marshall
J. Charles Murphy
Bath Beach
Denver
Freiburg doctor plans psychiatry museum in a hovel
Dr Johannes Bresler in Freiburg Si lesia aims to open a museum devoted to psychiatry. It will feature models of various lunatic asylums and samples of appliances used in such institutions.
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Johannes Bresler
Freiburg
Silesia
Dse
Pasteur Institute Opens at Kassauli Hill Station
A Pasteur Institute has opened at Kassauli in the Punjab district near Simla India. The facility shortens travel for those bitten by rapid animals by providing inoculation locally instead of needing care at Parla for treatment.
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Kasaaull
Pasteur Instituta
Kassauli
Punjab District
Simla
India
Parla
Local Bank Robbery Suspect Schreiber Named in Jersey Case
A neighbor claims William Schreiber, a Newark area clerk, fled Parsippany during a winter to avoid a demand for money after a six year bank theft totaling $106,000, described by local press as a famed detective era figure.
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Jersey
Elizabeth
Schreiber
William
P&ragus
New York Telegram
To Cure Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement promotes a cold remedy promising rapid relief in a day. It features a money-back guarantee from druggists and notes the product label includes E. W. Grove's signature on each box. The text hints at a 250 quantity or price detail.
Fragmented Historical Note Sparks Curiosity
A garbled reader message hints at a nostalgic longing for past times and a sense of mystery surrounding old events, with fragmented phrases suggesting reflection on value and memory from a bygone era.
The Future Holds In Store Much Satisfaction
An old style advertisement from B Hughes of Detroit Michigan promotes furniture with lasting quality. It emphasizes value across medium and low priced goods and invites readers to select items meeting their needs as the year turns.
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Fox
Roe Neads
B. Hughes
E Tarehisit Mich
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Alme
Patrick Butler
Hrawlston Atrecht
Morday
St. Mary’s Church
Ladies’ Home Journal
Robert Les Darrow
A. H. Darrow
Orlando
Fla
Darrow
Mise Susie Johnson
Royal Baking Powder CO
William BT
New York
Grace Parkis
American Express
C.B. Smith
Merrill
Missus
Mirror
Peague University
Edward Butler
Butler
Reney
Lundtorg
Lazell
H. J. Hyde
Vicuna
Oxfords
Meltons
Eta
State Street
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