Land sale notice and probate order from Battle Creek records
Public legal notice listing land parcels in Battle Creek Calhoun County including Welch additions and a north part of section two, with a sale date and description. Also an order probating Mary Hikendall’s will with January hearing and required notices in Marshall newspaper. Names EDWARD RBOAD and Willliam A Lane appear among officials.
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Ali
Tor Princi
Costa
Pateeld
Battle Creek
Calhoun
Wetoh
Tirty
Welch
aixtyIx
Petentybeven
Welanty
Sighte
Alco Lois
Calhoun County
Northarat
Battle Creek and
Slaslings
Limit
Eaid
Main Stret Tom Point
Main Street
Gaa
Edward Rboad
Jesse M. Batch
éeene-Tetlo
Michigan
Coun
Nalhoun
Parwil
Williaam A. Lane
Mary Hikendall
Ann E B. Brawater
Marshall
Marshall Stateuse
New County
William A. Lane
B. Louisa Lane
Register
Sil County
Maraball
Frederick P. Lehr
Bamh Lehr
Gald Court
Mareball
Donny
Bearlng
B. Louis Lave
Court Martial Planned for Commissary General Eagan
Washington reports the 33 officer court martial to try Commissary General Charles P. Eagan over statements before the war investigation. Maj Gen Wesley Merritt to lead, with a judge advocate, meeting in Washington on the fifteenth or as soon as practicable. Roster includes many U S volunteers and regulars. Corbin cautions on arrest powers and charges’ publication date.
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Washington
Charles P. Eagan
War Investigation Commission
Miles
War Department
Wesley Mer
Pointe
Folowes
Worley Merritt
U, S, Ay
James FP
Wade
Matthew ©. Buller
U. S. Volunteers
Samuel M. 7
Youna
West
Royal T. Frank
U. 5
Volunteers
Alexander Mew. Pennington
George M. Randall
Jacob Kilne
Richard Comba
U.S. Volunteers
Peter Flams
Corps of Engineers
George L. Gillespie
Charias R Suter
Francis L. Guenther
Fourth Artillery
George B. Davis
Butler
Corbin
Gen
Engan
Adjutant General
Secretary of War
Hls
Alger
I Adjt
Geo, Ragan
Dingley Burial Marked Maine Mourning in Lewiston
Lewiston and Auburn mourn as Maine's late Representative Nelson Dingley is laid to rest at Oak Hill cemetery after a public service at Pine Street Congregational church. The funeral procession moved slowly through town with bells tolling and floral tributes, including a wreath from President and Mrs. McKinley. Reverend G M Howe gave the eulogy as Mrs Dingley could not attend.
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Lewiston
Maine
Nelson Dingley
Pine Street
Dingley
Oak Hill Cemetery
Auburn
Lewieton
McKinley
Wreck of Willson avenue bridge after ice dam flood
Flood waters from a burst ice dam wrecked the Cleveland Willson avenue bridge over Kingsbury run and the Nickel Plate crossing. Four piers and a 60 foot span collapsed, halting cross-town traffic. cost of repairs estimated around 25000 dollars. Separate reports from Bowling Green, Wood county describe severe freshets, extensive oil field damage, and widespread inundation from Portage River to Munger, with rescues and possible receding floods as cold weather rises.
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Cleveland
Oy Dar
Kingsbury Run
Willson Avenue
Felda
Nickel Plate, Railroad, Cos
Bowling Green
O. Jon
Wood County
Mermill
Portage
Kont
Munger
Battles and betrayals in Pacific islands conflict tale
A fragment recounts Matuafe and Matleto Tatu clans fighting, with 61 and 72 killed or wounded respectively. They sought refuge aboard the British warship Porpoise under protection. Foreign residents were safeguarded by a British detachment as consuls reorganized provisional government and closed the supreme court.
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Porpoise
Matanfe
Matleto Tatu
Chanters
Wwent
Matuafe
Itafael
Supreme Court
Hen
Dnatce
Chambers
Matnate
President nominates Peter Grosscup for Seventh Circuit
Washington Jan 19 The president nominated Peter B Grosscup of Illinois to be United States circuit judge for the Seventh circuit succeeding John W Showalter He is now a district judge in the Northern District of Illinois and presided over Debs trial He has no prior public office and was a Chicago lawyer Col Sexton gravely ill in Washington with grip kidney trouble Mrs Sexton arrived from Chicago for his care Col Grant notes at Sacramento committee examining Wright charges recalls Milton Green admits authority to spend Grant campaign funds
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Washington
Peter 3. Grosscup
Ilinois
United States
Seventh Circuit
Grosscup
United
States District Court
Illinois
John W. Showalter
Grosveura
Ohio
Ashland
Bill
McKinley
Congress
Chicago
Debs
Federal Commission
Aagues Grant
Sacramento
Cal
Jac
Wright
Milton J. Green
A. 5
Grant
Cuba
Toper
Miners and Operators Hold Interstate Convention Meeting
Pittsburgh January 14 joint meeting of coat operators and miners opened at 2 45 pm in Carnegie Hall Allegheny. Reports on credentials showed totals by state with operators and miners from Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and others. A motion to give outside state reps a voice tied. chair ruled in favor for miners. Committee on rules report adopted despite miner opposition.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Jexander
Dempster
Repre
Twediana
Operateun Miers
Insingra
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Arkansas
Mansas
Kentucky
Indian Territory
Iowa
Tennessee
West Virginia
W. Bogle
M. DD. Ratchford
Cockrell for president urged by Kansas City Times
The Kansas City Times editorial backs United States Senator Francis Marion Cockrell for the 1900 Democratic presidential nomination. Missouri's legislature just elected him to the U.S. Senate, and the paper portrays him as an old fashioned Democrat aligned with the Chicago platform before it was issued. In Memphis, the steamer Ouachita Capt. Bender was destroyed by fire at the foot of Jefferson Street near the Memphis dock around 1:15 AM, leaving only the hull and a mass of debris.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Times
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Francis Marion Cockrell
Cockrell
Missouri
Senate
Chicago
Bremmer
Memphis
Tenn
Memphis& Vicksburg
Parket Liver Ouachita
Bender
Thuradas
Jefferson
Largest Map of England by Ordnance Survey
A fragmentary description extols an England map project with over 108000 hectares and a twenty year cost of £200000 per year. It boasts ultra detailed scale showing hedges fences walls and even isolated trees along with porch areas and lampposts.
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Ordnance Survey
England
Nile
The Human Body Fact Mayhem From London Mail
A curious compendium on human and animal anatomy cites weights speeds and brain sizes. It notes a negro skeleton weighing more than half a English man and detail gains in heart rate blood flow and nerve counts. Spiders in a Challey Meudow textile school study produce long sticky threads for balloons and military use, yielding strong lightweight cords.
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London Mail
Bisty Secomils
Challe
Meudow
Industrie
Virtue in the Apple a healthful fruit claim
The passage extols apples as medicinal, claiming they aid brain function are easy to digest, improve sleep, and disinfect the mouth. It asserts apples stimulate the liver, aid digestion, and prevent calculus, presenting a broad health anecdote about this common fruit.
Ragged Review of Remedies and News Snippets
A jumble of local anecdotes and ad like lines. Mentions a daughter with la grippe and a cough, Foley's Honey and Tar praised, sparse notes on disarmament and a Russian destroyer order, plus trunc
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N.juckson
Dunville, IL
Foley
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