Michigan Woman's Christian Temperance Union Convention Opens in Marshall
The twenty seventh annual Michigan W C T U convention gathers in Marshall with about 200 delegates and 8000 white ribboners expected. Mrs A S Benjamin of Port land re elected president as reports show growth in membership across 350 unions and districts. the program includes parliamentary drill, district reports, oratorio contests, and a city welcome by Mayor John Powell.
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Marebill
Igsin
Becspett
Michigan
Presbyterian Church
Benjamin
Port
Philippines
Mra
H. C. Hasall
Jendle van Dosan
Mar Shall
Nnance
Stella Roben
Big Rapids
H. J, Peck
Marshall
D. A
Johnson
Flint
Dfr
Dora Bliss
Grand Lodge
Universalist Choir
L. N. Pattison
Mayorohn Powell
O. B. Rowley
Baean
Pather of the Universe
Temperance
Uuioy
BH. L. Odle
Reed City
Mias
Addie A. Austin
Mia
Simona
E.N. Law
Detroit
Julia R. Parish
Bay City
Coy- Téaponding
Jennie Voorhies
Plymouth
Mig
Sarah "Jeffers
California
Miah
James .P. Hughes
Bing 1
Lana Cooper
Linden
Vera Hayes
Hillsdale
Fie Arentest
J. Woyling
Coldwater
Waa
KE. N. Law
Ts. Benjamin
Mra. A
Portland
Julia R. Pariah
C.H. Jonson
Stella B. Roben
Lathrop
Jackson
Mary
Union
Margaret J. Bilz
Annie Andrewa Detroit
Ella Hopkins
Bear Lake
Dorg Stockman
Brookman
Ques
Lydia J. Newcomb
Grand Rapids
Young Ladies
Thia
Reform Movement
Lillian M. Stevens
Pal
Misg
Auns
Nal
Mass Meeting at Opera House Urges Temperance Fight
Anti Saloon League held advance guard meeting in Marshall with talks from Dr Ukahette and Dr Brooks, Senator Humphrey, and Rev Lawry on the dangers of rum. Afternoon Presbyterian church meeting formed a nominating committee to organize a temperance campaign.
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Anti-Saloon League
Uakahétte
Jacksory
Law
Humphrey
Allegan
Lawry
Jackson
Marshall
Ab Lansing
State Brewers’ Association
Senate
Lewis
Medratary
League
Waeka
Presbyterian Church
Waa
Messrs
Wm, Powell
EB. B. Page
John, Smith
Almona
Chas
Brookes
H. J. Corwight
Joseph Hamilton
Atepe
State League
Orpecaizan
Annual Meeting of First Presbyterian Church of Marshall
The annual gathering elected three elders for three year terms and three trustees. Treasurer J. F. Gauss reported year receipts of 1995.905 and expenditures of 81.968.73 with a balance of 27.22 excluding society totals. Benovolences support local boards and missions. Rev. Joseph Hamilton’s second year includes strengthened bonds of faith and support from congregants.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Marshall
Phaios
Schuyler Pranch
Board of
Freedmen’s Boread
Board of. Education
Joseph Hamilton
Pradenes
Water rules likely to present usual lawn use violations
The board of water commissioners expects the usual violations this year of lawn watering rules. A notification will be sent for violations, with penalties to follow, as the system enforces compliance and monitors water use.
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Board of Water Commissioners
Grant Westfall wedding ties Grant and Westfall family ties
Last evening Royal Flemming Grant and Grace Westfall were married in a formal ceremony on Madison Street. Decorator Frank Needham adorned the home with smilax pink carnations and bunting, as guests watched the exchange of vows led by Joseph Hamilton. The bride wore cream moumode de sole over white silk with a long veil, bridesmaids wore white satin, and a large escort party included bridesmaids, matron of honor, flower girl, and ring bearer. The couple departed on a midnight train to Chicago for a brief wedding trip, and their residence will be prepared for occupancy upon their return.
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Royal Flemming -Grant
B. A. Grant
Grace Westfall
M. E. Westfall
Madison Street
Frank Needham
Palma
Dr. L
Joy
Joseph
Hamilton
George Fletcher
Mica Nettle ‘Westfall
Bertha Smith
Margaret Geerge
Mesdames B. L. Gar-lanfer
Francis
Devel
Mable Borradaile
Beroadine Gardanien
Seggn
F. Lohr
Tennis Tournament Brings Club Action Next Week
The Marahg Teguise Club schedules a four day tennis tournament across Mansion and Madison streets courts. Pairings include Smith with Vernor versus Pratt with Lew on east court Monday at 3 PM. Wood and a versus Church and Gans on west court. Tuesday features Billings against Miller on bisgate court at 5 PM. Seeds and Pleteher face Gorge, Welles and Wedoeadey play on another court. Phelps and Slay advance in later rounds as winners of earlier matches.
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Marahg! Teguise Club
Mansion
Madison Streets
Pee
Ae Ee
Smith and
West
Welles
Esef
Phelps
Apa _aardynlor
Ry Ratory
Deck
Carnival promises dazzling parade at Trevubreat carnival
Carnival committees met at the council rooms Tuesday night to discuss arrangements. The floral parade and mardi gras pageantry are touted as stunning, with hundreds participating. Tingling Bros. promises a paradoxical hippodramatic spectacle from elephants to clowns, wild beasts, a cobra charmer, mounted knights, bands, and aerial acts. Woodmen parade highlighted as Fourth of July feature. Street carnival in Mar-6 Hall on July 2, 3, and 5.
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Chia
Tingling Bros. Air
Tingling
Noigas
What We Are Worth In City Tax Rolls 1900 1901 Real Estate
The board of assessors reported city real estate values rose from 1,200,925 in 1900 to 1,318,725 in 1901. Personal property figures are incomplete as the assessor cannot locate much of it. The 1900 total was 954,608 with a decline of 238,050 in value noted.
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Board of Assessors
Igbora
Field Day Battles Kalamazoo in Close Meet at Marshall
The second annual River Athletic Association field day at Marshall featured Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, and Marshall. Marshall won three events and placed, against Kalamazoo 63 to 60 and Battle Creek 12, with Joe Deel of Marshall taking all around honors with 23 points. The meet included 120 yard hurdles, shot put, 100 yard dash, and other events, followed by a reception and dance at the opera house as visiting students were hosted.
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Alamazoo
River Athletic Association
Lodiak
Marshall
Kelamazoo
Battle Creek
Calery City
Maratiall
Kalamazoo
Joe Deel
Danel
Bowen
Gilbert
Seca
Moses
Bryce
Longman
Grant
Frye
Inahes
Deuel
Walton
Trongman
Dauel
Longnan
Taat
Oflerun
Allwardt
B.C
Stewart
Denel
Lozon
B. O
Woodhams
Samp Walton
Kyl
Deneil
Woodhama
Opera House
Battle Creek Beats Michigan Normal 7-3 In Fair Grounds Game
Marshall and Michigan Normal and Business College of Battle Creek played at the fair grounds Wednesday afternoon. The locals won 7 to 3 with decisive hitting and strong base running. Marabali's battery Moses Goodrich opposed OToole Norton for Battle Creek.
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Marshall
Michigan Normal and Business College of
Battle Creek
Fair Grounds
Hita
Moses
Goodrich
Marabali
O'Toole
Norton
J S White Co Sells Hats and Accessories
A sale at J S White & Co features a wide selection of ladies and misses millinery at 81.00 and general hat trimming services. Also advertised are discounted garments including Jersey vests, leather stockings branded as Black Cat, and men’s mixed drawers and hats with emphasis on durable items.
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Oblid
Jersay
Bes
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