Court notes and local incidents in early Marshall report
Proceedings of the Week Clementi Smith Judge Circuit Court convened at 1 p.m. Monday with 70 cases. Trials included People v Edson Lake and Beliey for adultery and John Harrin and Geo Smith for larceny. Bugbee will appeal, and estate disputes arise over Bugbee’s will and niece’s claim. A fatality near Wilderville Station follows a tree accident. Thomas Walz, 43, died after a tree crushed him. Local topics mention births, caucuses, religious meetings, real estate deals, and a theater lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
People
Edson ‘Laké
Vranots Beliey
Geo. Smith
Tarceny
Washington House
Loren Bugbee
Homer
A. Gertie Howe
Bugbee
H. E. Win
L. B. Compkine
Thomas Walz
Wilderville Station
E. G. Brewer
Brewer Place
Daniel Badlong
Walt
Ells, Corners
Bedy
Ofelock
Real estate dealers touted for geography lesson style sales
Real estate firms Lehole & Co and partners push a geography themed sales pitch. The ad extols wide advertising reach, high visibility, and multiple listings as advantages. It emphasizes extensive market presence and the ability to draw customers to properties.
Farm and property listings for sale or exchange
No. 175 offers 40 acres 44 miles south of Burlington with buildings at g60 per acre. Various farms, fruit orchards, timber land, and houses listed for sale or exchange across multiple counties and states, including Marshall, Calhoun, Benton, and Wexford. Descriptions note improvements, orchard assets, and terms, with numerous exchanges for Michigan and western property and mentions of specific prices and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Pageros. Buggy Co
Comeight Manufacturing
Cocana
Marshall City
Thanak
Marshell
Liberty Street
Marshall
Lees
Calhoun
M ‘Michigan
Deelrea
Tekonzha
Mitea
Womer
Aerus
Athens
Mareball
Riley Corners
Goold
Witt Wos
Litchfeld
Janeville
Tata
Finn
Bac Bard
Ir Proparty
Ohis
Weaford
Benton Co
Michigan
Antrum Co
Mich
Wexford Co
Nashville
Baeres
Junge House
Neha
Marhall
Ka'amasoo Ave
Tekonsba
Batt'e Creek
Battle Creek
Vale
Lund
Allia St. Jun Co
Silly Ae
Toledo
Culleh
Iiteloda Tur Calhoun Co
Porable
Cleveland
Wbayo
Dubois
Chiou
Derepit
County School Commissioner's hotel plea for teachers here
County School Commissioner Randall reported hotel and boarding house accommodations as wholly inadequate for the large number of teachers visiting the State Teachers Institute week after next. He nearly despaired of securing lodging, but appeals to private families helped. More lodging is needed, and those with space should inform The Statesman office or Sept. MacKibbin. The demand for a first class Marshall hotel grows evident, though current houses are satisfactory. The Statesman hopes local hotel men will respond promptly.
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Méraball
Ata
Tabaivtli
Herb Thompson Aye
Chronicle
theoMée
Arthur Taylor
Marshall
Richard Taylor
Grand Rapids
Edgar Broome
Taylor Revi
Washington
Trea
Nir
Win. J. McGee
Michigan
Land Office
Wnless
Dow
Carhart
Opera -House
Rankins
Obenauer
D. L. Adamia
Marengo
California
C. A. Gardaiier
Fuagett
M. Gardaniar
Noyes
Mary
Margaret Li
George Ingersoll
Afernoon
Yusaday
Rey
Taber
John P. Tagersoll
E. G. Ingersoll
G. W. Ingersoll
Chicago
Richard P. Iagersoll
Dundee
Mary W. Ingersoll
Washington, D. C
Dr. Cox
C. E. Thomas
M.C. Shafer
C. P. Aldrich
Wifs
Truttle Creek
Homer
Mra
Emily Rice
Kalema- 200
Oakridge Cemetery
Randall
Doéa
Geo. Togercoll
Clark
B. F. Taber
Statesman
Saginaw
Ong
Marshall as She Is Population and Industry Overview
A historical snapshot highlights Marshall as a growing hub with diverse industry. It notes cement walks, several churches and fraternal groups, multiple schools, and Catholic institutions. The text lists local firms including Buggy Co, Pen Co, Furnace Works, Wind Mill Co, and J Court Bon Produce Dealers, plus railroad shops supporting about $5,000 monthly labor payroll and over $110 in annual improvements.
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Central Maticosa
Oh $B
Detroit
G. J. Tailroad
Toledo
Ralamatoa
Simmer
Sactorioa
Enn Bros. Buggy Co
Marahall Pen Co
Marahall Furnace Co
Erik Hot Als
Jeb
Debna Furnace Works
Tabor
Carlo Commits Suicide in Jail After Hanging
Carlo committed suicide in his jail cell early Monday morning by hanging with a silk handkerchief after being brought in by Deputy Sheriff. He appeared unsettled Sunday amid religious services and agitation. his lifeless body was found later with a wire noose and blood from a self inflicted wound using a shard of looking glass.
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Chicago
DeGarlo
New York
Hig
Chicago & Grand Track
Chleago Ha
Dri
Del
Oslo
Tha
Thaltan
Creal
Anleidé
Hari Ititheelt
Shariff Kini
Catio
Atrangolatl
Ini
Q.nvide
Carlo
Ilaion
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Ada
Bini
Clementi Smith
Eckford
E Falling Tree
Amfair
Mra. H. C. Haskell
W. D. Adams
aleKneed
John Hartman
Mansion Street
Peoples’ Party
Austin Sofico
Cenvis
Epworth League
Colegrove Woman's Reileg Corp
G. A. R. Hall
George Boughton
Gamwell
West State Street
Kalamazoo
Nichola & Co
Broa
Bagey Co
J. N. Smith
Samuel Fox
Chrystal
Geo. Thunder
Eagle Street
Leonard
Ida Rogara
Augustus Austin
Decatur
Mr. Austin
H. H. Smith
Smith Brothers
Jackaoh
Santov
Wealler
Jacksor
Albion
Bill O
Christa
Grace Church
Universaliat
Peter Lockwood
Verona Road
Ni A
Sherman
Rogers
J. Fredenburg
Richard Linnett
N. A. Sherman
J. W. Loomis
Sophrona Frost
Geo. W. DeMound
E. Hosscrautz
Mary Jane Bushman
U. BE
Rogeerrniz
Wilcox
Ladies Library Association
W. N. Raymond
Seattle
A.S. Cleveland
Ionia
Verne Sharpstein Lef
Weat Bend
Wis
J. B. Browning
Brownie
Evergreen Hill
Cornell
Dobbing
Ams Coleman
Ald. Hyde
Ald. Phelps
Siople
Alana
J. W. Lester
Raving
J. L Bean
Tandon Log
Isber
Rod Bar
Teacnen
Clair
Anne
Niehe
Lehole & Co
Dilek Heert
Bud
Almer
Frank Weaver
Benj
Jacob Mingle
Benjamin Mingle
Weaver Brothers
Justice Tillotson
Franklin Bender
Dendar
Mingle
Julian Day
Dering Lindsay
Tillotson
Nelson Carpenter
Lindsey
Bean
Wm. Woodruff
Iuucoe
Dre
Emiley
Maralall
Kalamizoo
J. E. Nichols &Co
Wold
Win. Dorris
Tekonsha
Doolittle
Mr. Nichols Auys the
Auigibe
Gad Béghrel
An’ Etaltan
Deféata Dation
Vektag Hid
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