Independence Day Observance Plan for Marshall Details
The committees outline the Independence Day program in Marshall with a procession forming at ten, led by the Marshall Cornet Band and including the Officers of the Day, the Cherry, and thirty five young ladies in carriages. Services feature magic, a prayer, the Declaration reading, a martial must, an oration by Captain Burrows, and benediction, followed by a meal at the Macey House and an evening tire display. Races and other sports are planned at the Fair Grounds, with local citizens and visitors invited to join.
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Canvis
R. Wendryx
Newton
Marhal—Von
V._P. Conner
Lounsbury
J. F. Ashby
Banga
King P. Allen
Knight
C. C. Dage
Maj
S. Cogswell
KE. Lacey
Ezra Lusk
G. N. Cady
J. Hendryx
C. E. Emerson
J.C. Burrows
Michigan
Bionewall
M. Ha Jox
O'Burax
Marshall Cornet
Oficera
Cornet
Martial
Burrows
Alty
Therseb
Qounty
Macey House
J.I, Vernor
Jef. Davig
Marshall
Hancock Veterans and Kalamazoo River Association Notes
A Civil War veterans' camp near Washington on the Potomac reflects on nine regiments totaling about eight thousand men. The writer praises veteran character, mentions Gimennesy Goodrich of the 2d U.S. V.V., and recalls reviews by Gen. Trancock. The Kalamsasoo River Association session in Workington includes a sermon on The Cross and mission reports. The piece closes with reflections on returning soldiers, reunions, and future duties as citizens.
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Trian Quarrena
Stehema Ma
Gimnnesy Goodrich
Eastern Army
Ilo
Michigan
Hastings
Barry County
National Guard
Europe
Thaye
Calhoun
Reviesys
Trancock
Geeseborough Point
Hifle
Potomac
Ned
Washington
Charles Norris
Twenty-Ffth Michigan Infantry
Mokes
Treasury Department
Honda
Workington
Kalamazoo
Sabbath School Conference Opens with Broad Philanthropy
A conference opened by Rev Haskell focused on Sabbath School interests and the need for wide philanthropy among the people of the South. Speakers included Messrs Eaton of Coldwater Moxom Beals and others with Mr Gregory addressing theological education as an extension of Sabbath work. The Arrangements Committee announced morning reports and a program featuring Rev Palmer of Jackson and Rev Cornelius for Baptist Publication Society duties.
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Corminitton
Br. D. Woolsey
Haskell
M. Osgood
Foreign Missiona
Traskell and
Gregory
Kalamazoo
Mox“om
Battle Creek
Cornelius
Ann Arbor
Beals
Clisax
Grégory
South
Meg. Mesara
Eaton
Coldwater
Moxom
Palmer
Jackson
Baptist Publication Society
Local notices and community events in Stuart Michigan area
The column recounts charity events at Stuart Hall including Odd Fellows and Good Templars fundraisers, a railroad delegation discussion with Grand Trunk Company to extend lines toward Chicago, and a welcome home for Battle Creek’s 20th Regiment C Company. Also noted are college commencements, festival planning, and agricultural price shifts as farmers eye May 1 offerings. The piece mentions multiple speeches, donations, and forthcoming religious and academic activities.
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Stuart Tait
Shinst
Hall
OW Nirman
J. W. Oakley
Grand Trunk Company
Brydges
Port Neron
Chicaga
Battle Creek
20Th Regiment
Murot
Stuart Hall
Northwestern Sanitary Fair receipts and committee report
The report outlines receipts and expenditures for the Northwestern Sanitary Fair, listing donors and amounts from Maryville, Keiford, Edgerton, and other towns. It notes total receipts of 5800 47 and transfers to the treasurer, with funds allocated for hospital supplies and temporary relief for disabled soldiers, chaired by George Ingersoll as treasurer.
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Whe &Mittee
Mesara C
Ty Gordan
D.S. Beach
Geo Ingersoll
Extraordinary Train Dash Through Flooded Cutting Near Croy
A severe storm drove a water spout and hail into a cutting near Croy station on the Edinburgh to Glasgow line. The 4 o clock Edinburgh to Glasgow express faced a sudden flood, with water rising alongside carriages and a rock fall blocking the rails, endangering passengers as the train struggled to proceed.
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Glasgow
Edinburgh
Glangoon
Croy Station
Croy
Mulph
Dampet Firemen Save Train From Water Peril
After fixing a damped furnace issue and stopping water intake, a train backed clear of rising waters postponing its Glasgow journey. The flood's reach narrowed but caused severe damage, burying telegraph lines and severing contact at Uroy where the struggle was deadlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Uroy
Third Series Treasury Notes Offer At 7.3 Percent Interest
By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury the General Subscription Agent offers to the public the third series of Treasury Notes bearing seven and three tenths percent interest per year. These bonds are exempt from state county and municipal taxation, increasing their value. Interest is payable semiannually by coupons attached to each note, which may be cut off and sold to banks or bankers.
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Hee & Shepard
Boston
Theaugl G. H. White
News Depot
Sophie May
Oliver Optio
Russ
Iban Loys
Ifa
Slint
Ted Suport
Congress
Malta
Grdur
Ovatry
Wivande
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Comstock
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A. W. Fitch
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E. N. Edmunds
Burlington
Harvey Randall
Tekousha
David Miler
Milo Souis
Rami
Marengo
Davie
Dunakin
Eckford
G. Y. Irvin
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William Cook
Clarendon
FJ. Dyer
Clarence, D. FP
Wood
Lis
BB. White
Levey
R. Co. Wilds
Bedford
P. Beach
Penfield
Major K. Robinson
Batue Creek
Jehtal Wisner
Athens
Asa B. Cook
the Baptist Association
Tha
Kalatmasoo River Association
George Ingersoll
J. Moxom
Barrir Onnex
Alont Privea
Odd Fellows and
Good Templers
Gliao
M. A. Daugherty
Jackson Capital Association
Boynton
Tin
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B. Joulee
Joan Green
Beneficet Ie
Hassid Rayielecing Loam
Alweliras
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Board of
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Taiterney Sovietiv
Missouri
Waekly
Department of Impunit
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D H Miller
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J. K Hront
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J Templeton
Fedo
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Hilo
J Nickerson
Ro Greenman
Ado
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Jamea Mowron
L Bradley
Svr Lepper
Mia Wilder
Tyler
Mra de Bry Auston
Joanie Waller
Misa
Wanton
Mravik
Wilwurth
Misa Mary Sutton
Sophia Robinson
U Maines
My. Sackett
Mira Maya
Fangs Articl
Longsworth
Colton
Balch
Beach
JB Greenough
HA Tillotson
Sakell
china_toy
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Istwart
City of Marshall
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J B Greenough
J Brink
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Boldier’s Aid Society
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Maryiull
GM Barber
AC Robinson
Kelford
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Burlingston
Dono
Tsaat Hewke
SN Goons
Edgerton
Tahnige
Who Goss
M. Harb
of Mel
State of Michigan
John
Mis Sirah Wilte
Mes
Carrie _ Clase
McCrary
Thomas Dexevule
Jonatha Martin
Martha Kuyen
Sande Noha
Mina Ioato
Rubenot Nelle
Tentine
Mentirkute
Pred Hekeba
Elna
Ralaer
Won Wird
Leroy Mins
Chas
Theo Shafer
Julann Smith
Miia Jevuaha Buith
Miss Frank
Rinith
Ad Smith
Wolfe
Willems
Alfred Redie
Tana Weight
Mre
Sagan Po. White
Mlag
Fenmicie
Aries Kellam & Co
Cirgates Bietas
Express
Times
Coastkillaite Co
Chas. Killaw & Co
AS. Killam & Co
CITAS
Kilram & Go
Stantiope
Dzarenim
BOOTS
Ron
Bureka Reaper & Mower
Pratt
Atlantas
Tie State
Debruk
Ruswell
Uraley & Ita
Vatrd
Irene Rakes
Alden
Blas Erice Taka Marshall
Yustr
Dren
Detroit
Chicago
Parsons & Webster, Marshall
Nore
Wallace
William Wallace
Japan
Phelpo'& Smith, Marshall
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Parsons &Ww
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Pune
Parsons & Webster
Lune
Ohio
Orly
G. P Dinble
M. Gill
Devereaux
Bears
Dr. G
Aber
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U.S
Tam c Ooke
Philadephia
Mey Tsth
Sonsesrerioxs
Nuvfatl Bank of
Chas. T. Gorham
Marshall, Mich
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Baldwin
Gerhart Run
Hunt
Erporindtshy
A.B. Cook & Go
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Paitak
V. P. Hunt
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