Bigg A Year Amid Turmoil From The Statesman
The Statesman notes a chaotic year start with politicians and public figures from Michigan to New York. It highlights Minister Sill’s return from Coron, Queen Victoria era politics, Kentucky statements, and a push by Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Morton for Sabbath observance. It reports ex president Harrison’s engagement announced in New York, and Cuban independence advocacy in Detroit with a push for U S recognition of belligerency to aid Cuba’s cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Morton
Harerivon
Lawmakers' Education and Service Across the Senate
Ninety senators show only thirty one graduates of classical colleges while the House lists 129 college men among 366 members. Notable ages and origins include Minnesota’s Davia, Vermont’s Moret as oldest, North Carolina’s Butler as youngest. Seventeen served in the Union, nineteen in the Confederacy. several born abroad. Journalists named Hawley, Mantle, Butler among senate reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawyera
Journal- Lata
Rat Road Pranidgnis
Bankers
Marchants
Farmera
Ataainship
Farmer
Slergyman
Davia
Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Moret
Vermont
Butler
North Carolina
England
Jones
Nevada
Paros
Morida
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Mantle
Montana
Sowell
New Jstaly
Ireland
McMilan
Michigan
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Canada
Nelson
Norway
Senate
Sherman
Morry
Allison
Jackrell
Yorhees
Cameron
Morgan
Harris
Teller
Flute
Mitchell
Oregon
Call
Gordon
Vent
Stewart
Pugh
Hawley
Hala
Frye
Gorman
Aldrich
George
Contect- Tout
Peilar
Kanana
Hansborough
North Dakota
Cannon
No New Trial Denial By Judge Sulth
Judge Sulth denies Arnold's motion for a new trial. The opinion analyzes four claimed errors, rejects improper juror panel concerns, cautions on specific jury instructions, and finds no abuse of the prosecuting attorney’s handling of evidence or the court’s charge. The verdict stands grounded on law and evidence presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anith Denler
Arnold
Sulth
Oftean
Lewis
Alegad
Wim
Norman
Wm. Norman
Arleen
Marshall
Luecourt
Effle Mead
Shatner
Verdict Denied. Judge Rules Jury Impartial
In a January 20 1898 ruling Judge Clement Smith denies a motion to set aside the verdict. He states the respondent had a fair day by an impartial jury and cautions against usurping jury sanction. Court records reflect the judge’s decision and date.
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Clement Smith
District No 4 Lee Center School Tales and Records
District No 4 Marshall lists the largest county district, with eighty new volumes added to its library and a detailed roll of residents and pupils. It notes per capita expenses by district, outlines historic schoolhouses, early teachers and directors, and the 1840s organization of the Lee Center district with its evolving buildings and callbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Adoo
Diatricta
Marengo
Battle Creek
Maraball
Albion
Township of
Lee
Lee Center
Calhoun County
Sead
Ned Sau
Toe
Thin District
David Winegar
Will Mott
M. Younn
E. H. Thoma
Mra
Amy Crawford
Daniel Bair
Decatur Carpenter
Phinetta Wickard
C. L. Harwood
Charles Willson
Charles Wortz
Moses Ewing
W. J. Hoyt
Lester Chapman
Nelson Wood
James Bonworth
Mrs. M. Janet
C. Bo Wood
Pianiay Wood
Victor Wood
Reuben Wood
Winter Walker
James Woodrow
Thornton Wilttauss
Chariea Galugha
Simeon Guluaba
David Repigar
Milton Warner
Cyrua Carver
W. R. Young
Joseph, Kipp
James Wetmore
Miles Weaver
Edmund Wetmore
W. C. Wood
July
Harwood
Orrin Mather
C. O. Weddle
Martin Dedrick
Whi Mentzer
Artogiw Walker
Fibu Walker
James H. Walker
W. H. Thomas
Sophia Turner
Hd Young
Hendry _Milburn
Henry French
John Wah
Ron
Woderator
C. B. Wood
Pament
Rew
Alker
Wil Hoyt
Clyde “Wetmore
Eli Case
Sanford Carver
Claud Mather
Ping Walker
Fred Walker
Jammin' Will
Jessia Host
Nellie Walker
Kila Young
Bertha Wood
Emily Hayt
May Wetmore
Elva Ball
Jonala Winemer
Kate Willson
Elmer Young
Ed Cane
Ira Galusha
Day Carver
Earl Galusha
Barry Milburn
Bart Case
Ada Wood
Bertha Young
Daniel P. Wood
Benjamin Thoms
Charles Thomas
Nathan Paine
Jeremiah Woodmanese
A. C. Jewett
Silas Comatock
Barney Brannigan
Henry Pierce
Harriet Cooley
Benjamin Thomas
Daniel P. Apgar
Daniel P
Charles B. Wood
Jerushee A
Gilbert Curley
Byron Snyder
Louisy Puloe
Theodore
Jane
Henry
De’azen Pierce
Nathan
Thomas Woodmansee
Edwin Wood
Bilas
Comstock
George
Ana Braonigan
Burgur
Jowett
Theresa Stone
Laney Kimball
Evelins Miner
Sophia Stowell
M. Dedrick
O. Weddle
Marthe Fish
Mary
Suit
Bop & New Shepiy BF
Apothar
Soul
Early Vermont Church Life and Probate Records Chronicle
Decline and preservation of a now-vanished 19th century house, with schooling, teachers, and church services noted on Woodmannee farm. The text lists numerous guardianships and estates in probate court, including names Simeon D. Carr, Charles 5 Mason, Guy Williams, and others, with hearings and dates in 40 to 47 range, concluding with a remark on a medical claim about Thomas' Electric Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia Houge
Elementa
Artemus Walker
Woodmannee
Ella Barney
Cabolita Arithmede
Webster's
Manders
Orillia Thomas
Mary Newell
Clara Butterfeld
Neal Kerr
James Atwood
Lottla, Wetmore
Mary Wetmore
Frankie Moas
Tilile Burgdorf
Ross
Nancy Sherman
Loui Milburn
Lora Maine
Laura Perking
Laura Adama
Mary Cornell
Nettie Raekel
Nettie Wood
da Ellis
Heron Newland
Eliza Williams
Auns Baughai
Balle Palmer
Willard Ogden
FP. I. Palmitar
Ava Weddle
Ida Osburn
Ida Tabor
Ide Finch
Hila Read
Eleanor Rawhieson
Louisa Paine
Frank Fortney
City Council Proceedings January 20 1896
In council on January 20 1896 Mayor Dickey called the meeting to order Alderman Hyde elected recorder pro tem and the mayor excused Absent Alds Eipper Egeler and Perrin The appointment of N M Credit to be a member of 8 8 L Co was confirmed Ald Hyde chairman of finance reported favorable on Page Bros Buggy Co tax claim Report adopted By Ald Smith Resolved that the clerk and recorder be directed to execute duplicate contracts with William G Williamson for the Williamson property to pursue a previous council action Bills allowed Bradford Belting Co John Whalen Page Bros Buggy Co From lighting fund Cook Bros Brush Electric Co Adjourned for one week H J Ryde Recorder pro tem Also various advertisements and notices printed then Miss Caroline Lascomb from Lebanon Pa engaged to watch factory in Bethlehem wrote her name on a watchbox leading to a correspondence and engagement with Robert Featherstone in Palestine Ter She has gone to St Louis to marry her dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Ald. Hyde
Alda Eipper
Egeler
Perrin
N. M. Credit
L. Co
Page Bros. Buggy Co
Ald. Smith
William G. Kvil Matuson
Williamson
Comiting Council
Bradford Belting Co
John Whalen
Cook Bros
Bruah Electric Co
H. J. Ryde
Recordes
Caroline M. Lascomb
Lebanon
Robert Featherstone
Palestine
Ter
Miss Lascomb
St. Louis
Gas Strike in Tree Injures Men in Pa Hunt
From Washington County Pennsylvania a hunting party, Hunley Guveh and his son Kit, were chopping a week when an explosion of gas from a tree struck them. The fire burned overhead as ash and bark scorched, forcing a jump to safety. The incident, reported by the Wotisburgh Dispatch, underscores dangers of gas pockets in timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Hunley Guveh
Kit
Witisburg
Aggravated cure touted by readers of Washington Post
A reader from Hollands Virginia Mr. Robert Rowala recounts illness from grippe and poor health until Chamberlains Cough Remedy restored him. He bought bottles at Greene's drug store for five and fifty cents each and credits the remedy with enabling renewed work and a full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rowala
Hollands
Greene's
Ian
Bradbury Pianos Christmas Offer Extended to Feb 1
Bradbury Pianos advertises an extended Christmas sale to February 1 urging buyers to own the best piano at a very low price with easy terms. The copy claims every instrument is of top quality and highlights the Wabash Avenue Chicago address and the company as manufacturers designers.
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King
H. E. Buckien & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
W. T. Drake
Kole Manntecthrer
Deoi-Ignsl
Wabash Ave
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