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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1896

Page

8

Spaniards Face U S Pressure Over Copetitor Case

Consul-general Williams protested Spanish trial methods for prisoners aboard the American schooner Copetitor. Madrid issued delays after Washington wire instructions. Williams informed Spain to close the consulate and demand his passport if executions proceeded. Spaniards sought injunctions to pause. Williams gave prisoners cigars and tobacco. Transfer to Madrid may grant a month or six weeks respite.

Havana Williams United States Spain Antiote Admiral Navarro Cuba Washington Madrid Bourke Marshall, Mich Michigan

Bath Tub Works Advertises 50c Quart Sheep Dip

Local ad promotes naptholeum sheep dip priced at 50 cents per quart and 1.50 dollars per gallon, offered by Bath Tub Works for farmers needing veterinary fly and parasite control.

Eckford County Notes and Local Affairs Update

Mrs Hattie Leech and daughter from Jackson visited Eckford. A flag pole rises at Wilders schoolhouse with Old Glory flying. BF US 8 meeting set for May 30 at Albert Dickey's. L O T M Eckford to serve ice cream Saturdays at Macerbee hall starting May 23. Funeral for Mrs Christini Emory Ott, born 1912 in Penn, died May 16, 1806, with long Michigan ties, service in Albion. Eckford Sunday School convention program announced for May 28 with morning and afternoon sessions at M E church. Also local notices on health, schooling, boats, and spring activities.

Eckford Hattie Leech Jackson W. Ball Wilders Albert Dickey Macerbee Hall Christini Emory Ott Penn John Smith Michigan Key. J. Webster Albion Eckford Sunday School Association M. EB G. W. Strausbury Sire Jas. Wood Carrie Skinger J. G. Ruoff

School board appoints Ronda Failing to grammar vacancy

May 21 adjourned village high school board meeting elected Miss Ronda Failing to fill the grammar vacancy left by Miss Rena Hovey amid many applicants. Earl Randall visited friends in Ypsilanti last week returning Sunday by wheel. J M Main repaired his Church Street home two weeks. Fred A Thayer celebrated his fiftieth birthday hosting friends Friday. Mrs. Wm Dorris visited Homer relations returning Sunday. Takonsha high alumni met at Miss Bessie Randall's home to elect officers. Beebo of Battle Creek visiting Mrs. H G Sebring. A L Wooster of Osseo praised DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin cures.

Rena Hovey Ronda Failing Earl Randall Ypsilanti Tie Main Fred A. Thayer Wm. Dorris Homer Takonsha Bessie Randall Beebo Battle Creek H. G. Sebring Horace Smith L. M. Butt’s

Wheat crop woes and storm visit Denison locale

May 21 reports farmers facing yellowing wheat, Hessian fly and rust problems amid discouraging prospects. A heavy rainstorm struck last Saturday night. Local residents Pearl Sutherland, Lenn Carver, Charles Lowell, J Leavengood, and Mark Madwin mentioned visiting relatives and projects, while Denison's infant child is ill.

Pearl Sutherland Lenn Carver Fulton Charles Lowell J. Leavengood Abscota Mark Madwin Denison

Dr Sauermann Wins New Bicycle In May Visit

Qurlington may 21 Dr Sauermann is the possessor of a new bicycle Bert Williams of Tekonsha spent Sunday with his parents Harry Barton and wife occupy the Mohthard house in the village William Albertson of Athens called upon Burlington friends Sunday Martin French whose health has been very poor for the last year seems to be no better About fifty members of the M E church gathered at Lee lake last Thursday during which time Rev Wilcox baptized about fifteen Mrs Malaney's daughter of Chicago is visiting her this week While they were driving from the depot the team indulged in a runaway which threw the ladies out but did little damage Uncle Phillip Bonbart is probably the best preserved man at his age of any in Calhoun county He is ninety two years old and found in body and mind He works at truck gardening and is always found at work during the summer months In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of DeWitt's Little Early Risers for they always cleanse the liver purify the blood and invigorate the system A O Hyde.

Dr. Sauermann Bert Williams Tekonsha Harry Barton Mohthard William Albertson Athens Burlington Friends Martin French M. E. Church Lee Lake Wilcox

Clarendon May 21 Community Updates and Church Plans

Local items report flag-raising by School Dist. No. 5 on Saturday with exercises, church renovations at M. E. B. and planned bell installation, and notices of sermons in German at Freedia Lutheran. Social events include Ladies' Aid May 28, visits, barn-raising, and obituaries affecting Sunday services. DeWitt's products advertised within community notices.

Clarendon

North Marengo News Highlights May 21

Galen Samson Sr buys a new McCormick harvester. Mrs. Lorenzo Marston breaks her arm. John H. Storrs and Albert VanArman repaint farm buildings. W. E. Marston uses the Urush. Duck Lake road farmers get daily mail via Hadden route at 81.50 yearly. Grace Clute and Convis girls start a new play name. Miss Grace Clute visits aunt Mrs J R Withee. O Crom Johnson adds hog pen and poultry house. Frank E. Smith’s lamb bitten by a sauger. Wheat outlook very poor. last Sunday's wind flattened much crop. insects abundant. Charles Noeman of Marshall renovates his Dew house on the farm.

Galen Samson, Sr McCormick Harvester Lorenzo Marston John H. Storrs Albert VanArman W.E. Marston Duck Lake Rice Creek Marshall Hadden Grace Clute Convis J. R Withee O. Crom. Johnson Frank E. Smith

Bow To Treats Wife From Pacific Health Journal

A domestic advice piece urged husbands to marry with patience and keep harmony at home. It extols kindness and a caring gaze to ease a wife’s worries and recommends having Charlerisin's Cough Remedy on hand as a health aid.

Real Estate Transfers Bearing on Battle Creek Area

A long list of real estate transfers shows numerous transactions across Battle Creek, Albion, and surrounding towns. Buyers include G. T. Misley, Wheelock estate, Hattie S. Godfrey, Alpheus Wisner, Geo. McCarrell, Chas. W. Greenleaf, Emma Brockway, J.B. Boos, Mary Hall, L. D. Bart, Mrs. Jose A. Barr, Chas. B. R. McKinstry, and Leopold Werstein. Properties range from acres to city lots in Battle Creek, Albion, Battle Creek additions, Tekonsha, LeRoy, and Sheridan with prices listed from 2,400 to 83,100 dollars. The notices also mention transfers in Newton, Clarence, Athens, Petinfield, and Caldwell’s addition, reflecting a broad regional real estate activity.

G. T. Misley E. M. Watkins Burlington Wheelock A. M. Minty Battle Creak Sherman Hinman Francis Hinman Conins Hattie S. Godfrey Mary L. Thompson Albion Alpheus Wisner Jehiel Wisner Athens Geo. McCarrell F. F. Oviatt Lee and Marengo Elmer E. Abel Edward H. Foster Tekonsha Chas. W. Greenleaf John Lloyd LeRoy Chas. E. Huntley Edward P. Keep Knickerboceer Albion Commercial and Savings Bank Battle Creek Jose A. Barr Domasina A. Cotton Caldwell Chas. BR. McKinstry Chas. W. Christler Sarah O. Merrett Wm. L Goddle Cummings Jas. Gribble Lizzie A. Flower Emma Elddred Juliaetta Muzard Henry Watkins BR Smith Janes H. Smith Hattie Blackburn Frank D. Hays Martha Stewart Selah A. Merrett George Ingersoll E. T. Talmage John J. Baker Newton Hertrand F. Corwin John Elsmere

Calhoun County Farmers Meet Set At Stuart's Hall

Calhoun County Institute Lively officers and members, led by Kenyon L Butterfield superintendent, will gather at Stuart's Hall in Marshall Saturday June 6 at 7 p m to discuss plans for next winter. Farmers and others interested are urged to attend. Marshall May 22 1806 W A Pott Lee's.

Calho County Kenyon L. Butterfieldl Vansing Hest Yttes Calhoun County Institute Stuart's Hall Marshall W. AL Pott. Lee

Soleaman Wanted to Run Raisin Seeder Ambitious Offer

Soleaman wanted for county avenet duties with easy operation and sight sale appeal. Bigatow Winnies Cu in Cleveland advertise a practical, fast setup worth attention. Engineer Van Valin noted nearshore arrow point finds. Hattle Creek Moon reports Indians once hunted there and lake shore areas yield arrow points.

County Avenet van Valin Hattle Creek

Miscellaneous 19th Century Trade Notices and Insurance Meeting

A collection of scattered notices includes Wallace Bros. silvered spoons offered with cabi nets, vinegar and preserves advertised for sale by A. E. Scribner, and a Calhoun County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance annual meeting notice at Eagle Ball Marshall on May 25 stating officers and by law amendments will be considered. Also a fragment mentioning Thantus' Electriy and hospital lore.

Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Calhouan County Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co Calhoun County Marshall Midh

Train Schedule for Marshall Trains West and East

May 1 1896 schedule lists Marshall departures for trains west and east with numbers and names including Mail and Express variants. Notes indicate all trains run on standard time with signals for passenger stops and no local time adjustments. agent signatures C W Ruggles and E Gifford appear as officials.

Marshall Kalamazoo N. Y Dally C. W. Ruggles Gea E. Gifford Marabis

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