Belshazzar Feast Topic at Albion College Sermons
Professor F. B. Goodrich of Albion College preached at the Christian church Sunday morning on Belshazzar's Feast and contrasted the recent Pinegrè banquet with state leadership. He denounced Pingree's governors’ conduct and urged temperance, declaring the fight against liquor essential to prosperity and moral renewal. The evening Union temperance meeting at the Presbyterian church featured Goodrich's address Am I my brother's keeper, arguing the liquor trade endangers jobs and national welfare.
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Goodrich
Albion Collage
Christian Church
Mornig
Takieg
Belshazzar
Pinegreé
State Capitol
Michigan
Pingree
Union Temperance Meeting
Presbyterian Church
Keaper
Rica
New Year Observances In Marshall Churches And Societies
The dawn of the new year found Marshall awake as churches and fraternal groups led celebratory events. Protestant services at union watch gatherings and Catholic high mass drew crowds, with sermons on church unity. Social clubs and Maccabees hosted open houses as church bells rang in the frosty night signaling another year.
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Marshall
Tanbillotte
Tima
Apis
Teere
Among the Churches Week of Prayer in Marshall
Last night two consecration services opened a week of prayer. The Baptist and Methodist churches announce sermons on duty to the coming age and religion for the time. Epworth League and Christian Endeavor hold meetings all week. Epiphany Sunday and Easter dates for 1913 are noted with remarks on shared dates with Passover.
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M. H
Baptist Church
Bailey
Walton
Joseph Hamilton
Easster
Cburch
Club meeting notes and school basketball update
The W.O. To members will hold a Wednesday meeting at a headquarter from 2:30 pm. Mrs E L Brooks will chair the program at 3 o’clock with a review of Haugh Wynne by Mrs MC Eldredge of Normal. Mrs Marvin Ferguson will lead discussion and music will be interspersed. Twenty five high school athletic girls received their first basketball lessons from Miss Perrine, practicing in the Hanover Street hall gymnasium as part of winter sessions twice weekly. The joint meeting with R.B. is planned for next Monday.
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W.O. TU
Ie. L.’ Brooks
Mra
MC. Eldredge
Normal
Haugh Wynne
Marvin Ferguson
High Achool Athistic Association
Perride
Ion
Hanover
Rig For & Gymmnasium
Schoo
Ourg. Ag
Geours Milas
Perrine
Coleg Tae
Changed hands in week of real estate transfers
The past week saw numerous transfers including Harriet A. Gallup to Oscar H. Gallup for multiple lots in Marshall and Battle Creek valued at 82,500, Leonard Gallup acquiring part of lot 12 in Marshall for 63,000, and many other deeds. Notable parties include Samuel M. Tooley, Lewis D. Batt, Jerome F. Clark, James A. Osborn, Archibald R. Henry, Nattle Hogle, Earl P. Collier, and John Homan among others, with properties spanning Battle Creek Athens Bedford Albion and surrounding areas. Totals range from 1,600 to 91,500 in various sections and additions.
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Harriet A. Gallup
Oscar H. Gallup
Marshall
Leonard &. Gallup
Fredas FE
Rolcomb
Resh Elitnier
Athens
Samuel. M. Tooley
Frank D.tooley
Nares
Clarence
Lewis
D.batt
Cummings
Battle Creel
Etella
Cowles
Lewis’ D. Batt
Pennield
Jerome
F. Clark
Carl, Evans
Hutchinson’s Addition
Battle Creek
James A. Osborn
Chas. A. Standiford
Archibald R.henry
Hiram M. ‘Alten
Lota
Park Addition
Battle Crack
Nattle Hogle
Edwin D. Wagner
Seation
Lee
Hamblin
Ashaol
Burnham
Charles J. Ee Reece
Bedford
Robert EB. Dains
Frank G. Evans
Org
Emily Day
Stephen M. Hayas
Fred
Fragmentary item hints at missing trumpet blare event
OCR snippet shows garbled text with no clear names, dates, or locations. It lacks readable facts to define a person, place, or event beyond a piano-like reference and general confusion.
Pardon Shifts in Calhoun County Legal Row Over Mains
A reported pardon reverses a Michigan Supreme Court disbarment of Charles R. Mains of Battle Creek for life. Governor Pingree signed the pardon after backing from ex-chief Allen B. Morse, amid debate on mercy versus legal precedent and whether Mains loses his rights as attorney. The case recalls Garland’s Arkansas oath dispute and stirs questions of clemency limits.
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Pitgree
Calhoun County
Supreme Court
Charles R. Mains
Battle Creek
Michigan
Mains
Allen B. Morse
Pingrée
Mathé
Eupréme Court
Calhoun
Poerjary
Clement Smith
Tle
Hoe
Mavis
Mans
United States Aupreme Court
A. H. Garland
State of
Arkansas
Plagree
Detroit broker opens Marshall office with private wire
Charles T. Duffie of Detroit opens an office above Bosley’s hardware in Marshall, offering private market quotations in grains stocks and provisions. He will handle orders for Marshall patrons and connect to Detroit with a private wire, representing F. L. Camp of Buffalo and the American Cereal Co. of Chicago and Akron.
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Charles T. Dufie
Detroit
Marshall
Qbarien T. Duffle
Board of Trade
Bosley
Republican County Committee
Duffie
F. L. Camp
Buffalo
N. Y
American Cereal Co
Chicago
Akron
Ieagent
Pera
Prizes Awarded by Press Publishing Association
The Press Publishing Association of Detrait distributed 25,000 in prizes to newspapers and magazines nationwide attracting about 1,000 subscribers to the contest. The article notes imperfect population estimates from the 1900 census and lists Mohn, Je. of Pittsburg as winner of 215,000 in prize money, followed by Medsey of Detroit and Wy. as other top recipients with $5,000 and smaller sums respectively.
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Press Publishing Association of
Detrait
Ie Wy
Ae. Medsey
Detrois
Probate Court Hearing Docket and Marriage Licenses
Probate court calendar lists estate hearings from January 2 to January 7 with last day of claims, first day hearings, administrator appointments, guardianship, and sales. Marriage licenses issued include names from Texonsha to Homer and Battle Creek, with multiple counties and cities noted.
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J. M. Paraops
Willan Nelson Bill
Tate
Dinsh Abbote
Firat
Olek H. Short
Sarah A. Chamberlain
Deborah A. Chamberlain
Ellen O'Bryan
Frank A. VanAtts
Charles W. Gleason
Alfred Angevine
Mary Smith
Joseph Kipp
Gamble Crawford
Austin Johnson
Robert Howard
Alexander Wilgox
Jay Sloan
Talent Galore At Monday Club Concert Evening
The Monday club gathered at Mrs C B Gorham’s home for a lavish concert described as unmatched inland. Performers included Pade rewuki Williams Lord aunt Joroy Otharn Co and Paddy the bushy locke on piano with a roaming virtuoso style. Cyril Bruce Smith of the Metropolitan Opera Co gave a baritone solo with sixteen encores. The program featured the Pudding Sisters and a rare Edouble Shuffle dance. Mr and Mrs Kendall of London closed with a sketch Breaking the Ice. An after theatre supper followed and the show drew hearty laughter and plans for a repeat performance.
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C.B. Gorham
Atlantic
Kendall
London
Old
England
Baking Contest Entries Scheduled With Light Refreshments
A baking contest invites entries between six hours of one and two o clock. Judges will be present promptly. Prizes or fees mentioned include five cents. Light refreshments will be served.
Imposing Oath of Office Marks Busy Legislature Start
Special report from Lansing notes Gov Elisa’s inauguration drew crowds, bands, and a large reception. Legislation opens with tax proposals and committees shaping debates on executive residence funds and deer hunting limits. Gov Bliss to occupy former auditor Dix’s residence. senate rules may change to require 17 votes to indefinitely postpone a bill.
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Slalueman
Lansing
Elisa
Saginaw
Naval Raserves
Bay City
Guarda
Capitol
Chil Justice Montgomery
Sen. McMillan
Berialf
Esch
Loomin
Morse
Gav. Bliss
Gap
Dix
Bliss
Senate
Old People Stay Youthful With Electric Bitters
J C Sherman, veteran editor of the Vermontville Echo, credits electric Bitters with warding off nerves, sleeplessness, indigestion, heart trouble, constipation and rheumatism. He says it gently stimulates the kidneys, tones the stomach, aids digestion and improves appetite. He and his wife report wonderful results. Sold for 50 cents at Hyde's Drug Store.
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J.C. Sherman
Vermontville
Mich
Echo
Hyde
Holiday trade sale promises new year cheer
J.5. White & Co. extend thanks for a big holiday trade and wish readers a happy prosperous New Year. The ad touts Openia 1001 at 39¢, Sora lsadoe wine, and boys and men’s white shirts in Fruit of Loom muslin with linen fronts and double backs. Also features Sweet & Orr’s frock coats, a broken lot at low prices, and various 38¢ to 50¢ shirt listings in a bustling 1900s style sale.
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Openia
Sweet & Orr
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Probate Court
Mary C. Fonds
Lurana Beach
Maria Brown
Bret
Clatma
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Otis B. Green
Appointment Guardian
Clara Acker
Arah J. Sayor
Texonsha
Mabel Harranfe
Jones Mi Iebury
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Aoachnade M. Hyans
F Marshall
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May Jones
Homer
Liswallyn
Fife
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A. Wilson
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