Lincoln Club Birthday Party Draws Hundreds in Bates Creek
Lincoln Club celebration at Bates Creek drew over seven hundred guests. Speakers included Abraham Lincoln descendant and General Black. The event featured banquet provisions, civic speeches urging Republican gubernatorial support, and a sense of historical pride among attendees.
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Lincoln Club
Bates Creek
Uae
Toestmanter
Abraham Toiscoln
HE Post
B.C Hinman
LD. Gene
Mile Tp
Case Sef
Bostister Miles Artis
caTge
Gowern
Earth
Michigan
Tariff Debate Draws Crowd At Washington Event
A speech by Mr Dale urges farm support and tariff reform as Washington Gardoar adds informal remarks on Taft administration and national politics. The gathering, though lacking strong emotion, shows interest in tariff policy and future political directions.
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Dale
Washington Gardoar
Taft
Geterst
Rasay
Zaft
Roossvelt
Fine program prepared in Battle Creek meeting
In Battle Creek on Friday and Saturday September 25 and 26 the faculty at the university held a session. Professors Clark and Fone led discussions on character development and teaching methods while other faculty addressed mosaic themes and supervision duties at Creek schools.
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Battle Creek
Hy Ciate
Wba de- Tanebbbes
Sales University
Monument Plan Erects Monument for Territorial Road
The American Revolution National Marshall chapter proposes a monument along the Detroit to Chicago territorial road. It would stand in the du ik hera with a bronze tablet detailing the road’s history. The road runs from Campus Martius in Detroit to Chicago, tracing an old Indian trail used by pioneers.
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Sof
Naty Marshall
Talsells
Have & Monumant
Detroit
Ealeaes
Hare & Tronza Tabjet
Martias
Datrell
Michigan
Chicsgo Lis
Empire Theatre Weekly Attractions Promote Repertoire Co
The Empire Theatre schedule lists Tomae Reper taine Co and Nations Stock Co for March 3 with strong acts and new tricks. The Nestoral Sante Co follows, featuring varied specialties and a Sunday matinee. The bill includes acts like Life's Mistake and a tribute to the late Rev. Rosene.
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the Nations Stock Co
Nestoral Sante Co
Isy Tae
Weskue
Biidsy
Sondsy Sregisg
Pretty Wedding in Eckford Celebrates Ferguson Union
A pretty wedding occurred Thursday February 14 1910 at Beewick Alberta Canada uniting Miss Garris Mse with Mr. Taripean Ferguson. The ceremony featured pink and white decorations and a groom wearing a black suit. Relatives including Mrs Gertrude Gauss Mrs Mat le A Mataret and others attended as the couple planned their home in Seiguick Alberta Canada. The Statesman extends best wishes for happiness in their new life.
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Gareg
Dasid
Taripean
Beewick
Alberta
Hovss
Saeang
Weddli Dinsar
Dlis
Matle A . Mataret
Hamer
Rutsea
Gertrude
Siste
Gauss
Marcial
Ead
Homer
Pattie Creek
Jaxys
Arch 7
Seiguick
Albsris Canads
Ferguson
Hertha Clement Placed on Probation
An unclear report notes Hertha Clement placed on probation amid an unspecified dispute. The text mentions individuals Hartin Glewent and Rev Tabor Klewiss in fragmented terms, with references to a church and gaming, but no coherent details or clear events emerge.
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Hartin Glewent
Cgresk
Techowares
Ceeek - Baptistehuren
Tabor Klewiss
Jeteer Gaming
Ceresco Farmers Club program and meetings
The Ceresco Farmers' Club outlines a meeting program with prayers songs speakers and papers led by Mrs. Woodworth Myra Primiter Ferm Waterson and others. Dr Samuel Dickie president of Union College will address the W O T U tea. Guild of St Agnes and Mrs Andrew Zimmerman host a Taiond event. W O T U reports a profitable meeting with Rev Voelker on Sabbath observances and a follow up planned by Mrs Bacon.
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Woodworth
Myra
Primiter
Ferm Waterson
Urs
Win
Paimiter
Mra
King
Gula Richardson
Jed of. Sr. Crosby
Waterson
Feck
Samual Dickie
Alnion College
Herc
Guild of
St. Agnes Wea
Taiond
Andrew Zimmerman
George W. Asseman
Voelker
Galesburg Liquor Sale Ordinance Adopted After Adjourned Meeting
An adjourned meeting of the Galesburg village council adopted an ordinance prohibiting the sale of liquor as a beverage. The vote was seven to six with three council members voting for the ordinance and six against. President Coax Scadder presided and the next council meeting is scheduled for March.
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Galesburg
Shi
Marth
Wien
Dys
Reed Family Childhood Crime Rumor Described
Fragmentary OCR notes allege a boy raised a check from four to eighty four dollars. Dishonest entries mention Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reed, and a check believed to have been forged. The text is garbled but hints at a payment and associated names.
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Ig Ig
Guy. Reed
Chac
Reed
Maple Errest
Joby
Reed Soci
Barea
State Will Lose But Little
The record notes the state faces a loss from the Franke Ginés bank failure. Chelsea Bank owes about $209,573.56, with bondholders at $825,500 to be affected. The state treasurer expects a dividend from bankruptcy proceedings and estimates about $404,151.34 already advised, with potential additional receipts.
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Stais
Frank E *Gines Bank
Siew
Hiaarer
Chelsea Bank
Atate
Dtate
New Bass Season Closed From February Through June
A bass regulation states no catching from February 1 to June 16 within state borders. The act, passed by the legislature, bans taking any bass to protect spawning season. Previously only some bass was protected, with a prior closed period April to May. The measure aims to cover the entire spawing season.
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Bisck
Captain Marble Celebrates Eighty-Fourth Birthday
Captain Marble, born February 12, 1836 in Somerset, Niagara County, celebrates his eighty fourth birthday with a punch of well wishers and a gratitude card shower. A veteran of the War of 1812 era through later Civil War service, Marble settled in Saline and later Marshall, Michigan, serving as school inspector, county treasurer, and county superintendent of schools before retiring to Marshall.
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Captain Sphrahs Marble
Geaires
Captain Marble
Somesset
Niagore County
Ato Segs
Saline
Washisnaw County
Jim Gisele
Ate
Charliesammond
Union City
Branch County
Ephraim
John Marhis
Marie
Spirik
U. S
Col . . Vi. Morgan
Boots
Ahe Marth
Yurs Cruz
Maxicno
Hirsthold
Chapalizped
Plese
Mexico
Marble Rational Bridge
Mistigan
Clarence Townealp
Calbox
Michigan ‘Volunteer Infantry
Blair
Stone River
Ausnes
Murfreesboro
Madison
Libby
Stone Rivar
Unti
Subeitenre
Geo. H. Thomas
Atlant
Gen. Thomas
Nashville
Air. Marble
Rapollican
Board of Teachers’ Examiners
Sctiye
Marshal
Local notices and accidents from the region and beyond
A scattered review of incidents across the state highlights a fatality from a dining mishap, a mine fire on the Calumet & Hicks property, a milk wagon collision in Battle Creek, and various arrests and burglaries. Reports mention a northern Traverse City rail incident, a horse and wagon crash, and rising prices prompting legislative inquiry into wages and cost of living. The piece notes local clubs, a daughter’s death misreported, and community reactions amid ongoing investigations.
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Calumet & Hicks Copper
Frank Minnick
Wey
Leonard & Soo
Charslotte
Battle Creek
Korth “Ave
Taft
Jas
Eles
Marriage notice from Marshall lists John C. Freemont speech
A fragmentary 1893 marriage notice from Marshall recounts D. Smilth and Katharine Scotts of Scott Co, with Swelth as deputy register. It notes Mr May Slejpes longtime member of Saint Albans Lodge and Methodist minister duties, plus Starbie and others hearing Abraham Lincoln in a Kilsonagos Be Wit campaign speech.
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Carne B. Smilth
Marshall
Forvatrly
Scotts
Katamazne
Nise
Aeeds
Hodsliy
May Slejpes
Bt. Albans Lodge
Methodist Eanish
Bits
CG. Colegious Feet
Marshell
Marbie
Starbie
Barschall
Abraham Lixcoin
Warning on Rabies and Public Health Practices
Public health notice urges cleanliness and caution to prevent disease. Citizens are advised to avoid crowded places during outbreaks, keep windows closed where dust is present, and maintain hygiene to reduce infection risk. Officials emphasize timely cold and flu care, rest, and avoiding risky behaviors to protect neighbors.
Mandamus Suit Remains Unsettled in Drain Commission Case
A mandamus suit against the county clerk and Drain Commission against Judge North remains unresolved. The dispute centers on salary dates and eligibility for back pay as the commission’s term and the gubernatorial appointments are debated. The matter involves dates from 1909 to 1913 and references to county and state officials.
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North
Wandanes
Chase
Oleic Barbie
Beery
Acs Risa
Ath Ani
Kevin
Natal Jatimery
Acs
Siao
Fissd
Aoecord
Jin
Chace
Board of Subersisans
Clark Hari
Supmass
Qaker
Association of Fairs Program Discussion at Michigan Meeting
A Michigan meeting features discussions led by F G Mallory and Geo R Terry on fair attractions and premiums. The program lists agencies and topics including fringe events and a 39 o'clock session at St Bacciet with attendance from Graz Rapids and Speen Att.
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Michigan
Association of Fairs
Jane Bart
Agence
Graz
Speen Att
Engiemes
F. G.mallory
Aghy Guy
Evank Bathiz
Geo. R .Terry
St Bacciet
Executive Committee of County Veterans Hold A Meeting
The annual meeting of the executive committee is called to meet at S.R hall in Marshall on February 28 at ten o clock. The purpose is to arrange for the annual encampment and conduct other business. All comrades urged to attend and assist in preparations. Battie Desk, Mich. February 16, 1916.
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Galhoun County
Aujulant
Agra
Battie Desk
Mich
Battle Creek Considers Baltic District Proposal
Battle Creek common council members discussed a possible district reorganization and fiscal implications at a Wednesday session. Attendees included council president A. A Farreal and several officials as the meeting reviewed statistical figures and potential paths for reform.
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Traverse City
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the & G. Grames Co
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Ind
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Perons
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James Tart
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Huron County
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Common Council
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