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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1901

Page

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Charles T Gorham dies after long public life in Marshall

Obituary notes the passing of Charles T Gorham at his Kalamazoo avenue home age nearly eighty eight. He built a bank, led the First National of Marshall, served in the Michigan senate and militia, and shaped local education and religion. Funeral held at his home with Rev Joseph Hamilton officiating. interment at Oakridge vault.

Charles T.gorham Kalamazoo Avenue Marshall Stele Michigan Mr. Gorham Avery ‘Grat Charles T. Gorham Danbury Fairfield County Conn William Gorham Nathanial Gorham New York City Oneonta N.Y Maraball Unitedites the Hague Oo Sig First National ‘Bank of Marshal Gorham Selden H. Gorham Charlotte Raton Hart Durham Seldon H Charles EB Norris J. #rink Kinsley Bingham State Senate Michigan Legislative Association Baltimore Lincoln Electoral College Cincinnati General Grant Gorham Railroad Sadaventrae Gorhsin Crosa United States Senate North Lindolo John Brown Legislative Assembly Europe Ada Presbyterian Church Joseph Hamilton First Presbyterian Church Oakridge

Lawyers Meet Calhoun County Bar Association Annual Session

A Monday afternoon meeting in the Calhoun County Bar Association held in the courthouse convened with 15 members present. HH. Winsor presided as president and the association elected W. H. Porter as president for the next year with L. B. Siewcart as secretary and treasurer. Trustees named included H. F. Winsor, J. C. Patterson, J. O. Hopkins, L. B. Clawson, H. W. Cavanaugh, and Homer, with the banquet planning group reporting all dues settled and a bill draft to be prepared.

Sarees Ty Ber Association Calhoun County Bar Association Winsor Bar Mexabarse Courtright M. V. Kellogg A. C. McKuizia B. £. Ross D. C. Salisbury B. J. Dennison Lafayette Peabody H. P. Lewig Frad Loomis B. J. Owen D. C. Green W. KR ‘Ooden W. H. Porter Marshall L. B. Siewcart Albiop J.C. Patterson J. O. Hopkins L. B. Clawson Battle Creek H. W. Cavanagh Homer

In Memoriam Mabel Walkinshaw Beautiful Tribute

A memorial note laments the passing of Mabel Walkinshaw, recalling her life in affectionate verse. It speaks of homegoing, reunion with loved ones, and the peace of the heavenly realm. The piece references her beloved memory and asks for comfort and faith as friends mourn.

Mabel Walkinshaw Whart Bleasoin

Sankey to Visit Marshall for Dual Meetings

Arrangements are made for pastor Sankey's Marshall visit with two meetings scheduled. He may speak on Egypt and Palestine in an afternoon session and deliver a lecture on Sacred song and story in the evening. He arrives by 4 30 p m from Battle Creek and will travel next to Detroit then Brooklyn. A silver collection will be taken at the door with no admission fee.

Battle Creek Albion Kalamszoo Tonia Lansing Marshall Detroit Brooklyn N. Y Bankey Mar

Missing ad fragment hints at employment offer

Fragmentary classified note shows a brief employment offer with vague terms. It mentions good pay for the right party and references J.W. 9. The readable text is incomplete, leaving the positions or details unspecified.

J.W. 9

Marshall High School dedication marks new era for town

A large crowd braved foul weather Monday for the formal dedication of the Marshall high school building. W H Porter praised local citizens for the generosity funding the facility and urged contributions for future libraries and equipment as Treble Clef and Miss Gertrude Smith highlighted the school’s history from 1832 to the present. The program featured musical selections and a dedicatory address, marking Marshall’s transition to a modern, better equipped school.

Marshall Wo. H. Porter Board of Education Tos Treble Clef Elijah Misa Gertrude Smith Ann Brown Sidney Ketchum Avon Arbor Mansion Street Presbyterian Church Eliza Ketchum Conrt House Isaac E. Crary John D. White D. W. Sellar Joseph Lord W. H. Humphrey Randall Hobart F. W. Sherman Geo. Woodruff O. C. Comstock Asa B. Cook James A. Way Chas. P. Libbings Aiea Gakridge O. T. Gorham Benny’ Clark J. T. Vernor A. O. Hyde 8. Lacey J. H. Montgomery Geo. Ingersoll H. A. Noyes J. C. Frink Miss Smith Union School French Herbert E. Davis Henry H. Haskall Clarence Joy Ogrerus Paposio

Tragic Death of Judge Walter Hayes at Marshall

Judge Hayes a longtime Democrat former congressman and circuit judge dies at his Marshall home after sudden heart neuralgia. Born 1842 in Marshall he studied at the University of Michigan and practiced law before moving to Clinton Iowa. He attended Gorham funeral as pallbearer and died at 8:60 PM after collapsing en route to the Gorham residence.

Walter Bayon East Brening Walter Ibgails Hayes Charles T. Gorham Marshall Gorham George Ingersoll Thomas Johnson Gorbani Dra Joy Houson Judge Hayes University of Michigan Law Department Clinton Iowa Hhis National Congress Cleveland Osttridge

Drummond Circle Elects Officers in Royal Meeting

The Drummond Circle held a Tuesday evening meeting at Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bullard’s home. High School Treble Clef sang Old Folks at Home, Mrs. O. T. Cook presented a paper on Social Customs and Their Origin, and officers were elected including Dr. L. S. Joy as President and J. E. Foley as Vice President. A forthcoming text meeting will feature a paper by Dr. G. H. Greane on Thoughts About Thought.

Drummond Circle G. A. Bullard O. T. Cook L. 8. Joy G. E. Willitts C. D. Brewer C. T. Cook W. H. Porter Patterson F. K. Smith HF. Gorham F. G. Powers BE. G. Brewer H. EB. Phelps

February Circuit Court Terms and Docket Highlights

The February term progress includes several trial dispositions and orders. Judge Smith headed to Hastings Monday. cases ready for trial to be concluded this week before adjournment. Notable entries: Powers petitions for $100 costs security. Courtright v Sine and Line verdict for defendant $166.56 plus costs. Johnson v Johnson divorce toned to award $25 to support prosecution. Kuma Starke v ... trial concluded. details indicate ongoing docket activity and pending rulings.

Sing Judge Smith Hastings Charles R. Mains A. W. Cavanagh Frank Morgan Kuma

Former President Harrison Dies After Brave Struggle

Obituary sketch notes Benjamin Harrison twenty third president born August 20 1838 North Bend Ohio. Soldier diplomat and senator revered for principled stand for right. Remains lie in state Saturday in Indianapolis with funeral the next day.

Benjamin Harrison Todianapolis United States North Bend Ohio John Rcott Harrison William Henry Harrison United States Senate Indiana

Republican Caucuses In Several Townships

Republican caucuses will be held in Marengo Canv is Fre donia Eckford and Marshall townships on March 18 23 25 26 234 to nominate township officers and conduct other business per official notices by Om per Cox Driver or Com or by other called delegates.

Marengo Officara Ogper Cox Fredonia auKrusy Eckford Cancua Marshall

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