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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1900

Page

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Judge Smith Denies Allen Mandamus in Battle Creek Clerk Tie

Opinion filed Thursday denies Ethan Allen's petition to force corrections to township and precinct returns for clerk ballots. The judge orders returns from Battle Creek first precinct third ward and Marshall and Marengo townships sent back to inspectors for correction, with a recount possible. The ruling leaves the clerk race unresolved and signals a recount if needed, while noting potential supreme court review.

County Board of Canvasacra Allen Austin Judga Smith Marshall Marengo Patterson and Miller Battle Cresk Todany Smith Patterson Lau Powers Jett Battle Creek Haying Tts Miller I Mary Split Ita Fountain Head Marango City of Alien Eplit Mandarina Inspectora Board of Inspectors Supreme Court Battle Ortek Matéhall and Anapestors Corres Im Ghd Gatréntion Cahvaesers Bie Allan

High School Athletes Prep and Debate Highlights

TheAthletic association girls organize hall improvements while the high school dismisses for Inspiration institute sessions. Ruth Bentley excelled as a speller in a 200-word test. Debates covered party allegiance versus independent action in politics with varying class results. Senior and junior reps were named for joint debates on partitioning China. Seniors held their first meeting, appointing three committees on social events, finances, and a class pin.

Inspiration Institute Ruth Bentley China Europe Reuben Borough Josephine Dibble Bernice Gallup Frank Moses Miles Townsend Mario Winsor Leons Paxton Floyd Starr Charles Rickablaugh Robert Peck

Mail pouch caught under train wheels near Marshall

A mail pouch on train No 8 passing Marshall at 3 28 a m failed to be thrown clear by the clerk and was drawn under the wheels. The bag tore open and contents were scattered to Cold Spring Park. Clerk Welles recovered most items though many were mud smeared and likely lost to the river current.

Marshall Coldspring Park Mai Welles

Motion for Continuance Denied in Hyde Case

Prosecutor Hatch seeks delay in the Hyde murder case. Doctors disagree on Hyde’s fitness, with tests suggesting inability to endure trial. Judge Smith sustains the objection. the case is placed last on the criminal calendar and may not proceed this week. If convicted, an appeal to the supreme court is anticipated. Public opinion shows wavering on capital punishment.

Va. A. O Hyde Des Greet Pendell Joy Dra Marshall Ailen Battle Creek Mr. Hyde Mr. Hatch Dr. Allen Hatch Porter Smith

Missionary Convention Planned in Albion District

Arrangements are underway for the annual Ladies Foreign Missionary Association convention to be held at the Methodist church in Albion on Wednesday and Thursday December 6 and 7. Expected are over fifty delegates with Mary Nind known as Mother Nind in attendance. Officers listed include President Mrs Brown Jackson Corresponding Secretary Mrs Pilcher Jackson and Recording Secretary Mrs Isbell Jackson.

Ladies Foreign Missionary Association Albion District Mary ©. Nind Asssociation Brown Jackson Pilcher Isbell

Drummond Circle Event Yields Mixed Weights and Prep

A Tuesday evening session at Drummond Circle featured a lively mix of competitions labeled epee 6 Storm and m0 versus TN. Participants reported excellent weights and thorough dress before the main stress event, with momentum building for upcoming rounds.

Michigan City Populations and County Shifts

Census figures show Michigan state population 2,420,082 in 1900 with growth 327,093 since 1890. Calhoun county tallies 49,316 while Marshall and Albion decline since 1894. Battle Creek gains 3,041 in six years. Hillsdale, Charlotte, Goldwater near stable. statewide representation may not rise under proposed 200,000 ratio.

Albion Marshall Cetsts Michigan Calhoun County Anncréasé Battle Creek Eochael Hillsdale Charlotte Goldwater Congresa

Marshall Loses to Olivet in Muddy Return

Marshall football suffered a 17 to 6 setback as Olivet reserves defeated the Marshall team in a muddy Olivet match. Despite strong effort and several crucial fumbles, Marshall failed to capitalize and now prepares for a game against Kalamazoo in Kalamazoo, with Thanksgiving plans against Allegan looming at home.

Marshall Olivet Olivet College Marshell Grant Congregationalists Kal_auazoo

Contemptible Prank Targets G A R Post Premises

Members of C. Colegrove Post G A R condemn vandalism at their hall after a Hag rope was stolen from a pulley. The act is seen as disrespect to the veterans and the flag they honor, with an alleged youthful culprit suspected for the theft. The loss required lowering the pole and rethreading rope, a costly inconvenience.

C. Colegrove Boya'tan-Young

Royal offer in 1900 Italy seeks American brides

A letter from Bordighera dated November 1 1900 to Mrs Kelly at a Battle Creek hotel proposes two Italian counts seek wealthy American wives. The letter claims the men are debt ridden but respectable and must marry women with at least three million francs. It asks for photographs and promises a large commission to broker such marriages.

Douhts Hollessen A. B. Kelly Phélps Ssulotlam Battle Creek Bordighera Italy Mrs.Kelly America France Ouyarra Daztano

Crushed Skull Injury From Horse Kicking

Verne Holcomb ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Frad Holcomb was kicked by a horse while leading it to a watering trough Sunday morning. The skull was crushed and for a time recovery seemed unlikely. Dr C C Smith of Bedford treated him. Latest reports from Bedford indicate recovery.

Verne Holcomb Frad Holcomb C. C. Smith Bedford Bedford Seam

Prosperous Year for Michigan Grange to Meet in Lansing

The state Grange holds its annual meeting in Lansing next month after a record year. Over 100 subordinate granges started in the past twelve months as farmers' clubs push for county salaries and Torrens land transfer legislation. The organization grows more united and influential, with actions expected to be watched closely.

State Grange Lansing Farmers’ Clubs Torren Grange

Salaries Raised for Michigan Central Workers

Word circulated that President Ledyard ordered a 15 percent salary increase for all Michigan Central railroad workers after dispatchers and telegraph operators raised grievances with Frank Brown and E E Torrey. General Superintendent K. Dommedien took the matter to the president, who approved the raise for every employee on the line.

Ledyard Michigan Central Frank Brown E. E. Torrey Telegraph K. 4. L'dom Medien Michigan Central Railroad

Hold up relato hidden in muffled caption

A garbled OCR fragment hints at a hold up narrative involving a person named Hoba and an event described as trying to dodge authorities. The readable pieces are sparse, with key names and actions partially obscured in the damaged text.

Criminal Docket Highlights Guilty Pleas and Trials

The criminal calendar shows many defendants pleading guilty and juries discharging this week. Frank Klein, charged with taking improper liberties, faced a trial as the May term jurors debated. Other cases included larceny pleas, forgery, and various civil actions, with several proceedings continuing into today.

Hyde T. B.scott Beott Joseph Johnson Obas DaBow Bert Wyckolf George Wright The People George Marrow Marrow B.J. Dennison Mr. Dennison Leander Bumgartner H. B. Henry W. C. Henry Justice Court Frank Klein A. C. Stout Eliza Reynold H. W. Cavanagh C. BR. Maina James Sligh J.C. Eston Helen Parker Alfred N. Smith DeBow Circuit Court

Temperance Union Service at M Church Sunday Evening

A second union temperance service will be held at the Methodist church Sunday evening to discuss how homes can combat the saloon. Pastors Bailey Getohel Miller and Hamilton will each speak ten minutes on practical methods. The event, organized by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, is expected to draw a large audience following last month's well received Christian church service.

M. Church Methodist Church Baily Getohel Miller Hamilton Christian Church The Woman's Christian Temperance Union

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Unis Judge Smith Ethan Allen Pen Baie Dio Wartanto Firat Mr. Allen Say” Mr. Hyde Garinot Awwalt Develop Melita Mr. Henry Missionary Convention Drummond Circle A. R. Fisg Vern Holcomb Medford Michigan State Grange Frank Kiein Temperance Meeting McKinley Bryan Dr. Brown James F. Smithy
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