Running a chase ends in mistaken identity tale
Tuesday night two officers pursued a man near 8 Lepper’s corner toward Judge Ingersoll’s yard after a reported sighting of a woman in black. The pursued man slipped into Ingersoll’s home. the chase ended when Dr I W Houston, son in law of Judge Ingersoll, explained he was merely out for a cold night jog. The incident prompted questions of police conduct and potential legal action, with council debating liability and sidewalk conditions.
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Phat Adame
Werner
State Street
Madison Street
Prospect
8. V.R. Lepper
Marshal Adams
Gare
Marshal Adama
Hern
Mr. Werner
Judge Ingersoll
Dr. I. W. Houston
Letter from Lucy Hoag on Chinkiang mission life in Albion
Lucy H Haas writes from Chinkiang describing mission work with Miss Hoag and Mary Robsinon. She praises the school, notes Katie in training, organ practice, and English lessons, mentions a holiday outing, and observers on cultural adjustment and carpet wear. A separate letter to Allegan Gazette discusses gambling law questions and public moral concerns.
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Frost Mies
Lucy Hi Hoag
Chinkiang
China
Mit
L. Hy Brookway
Miss Hoag
Albion
Mary C. Bobineau
Pacifi
Mie Robinson
Mary
Abe
Kiu- Kiang
Prophet
Grandma Hoag
Katie
Miss Robinson
America
Smaarier
Biles Robinson
Lucy H. Haas
A Fine Display Occupied by the Gas Company
The new store erected by W. E. Bosley east of his own is now occupied by the Marshal Gas company. It features gas goods in an office and showroom with gas fixtures, chandeliers, globes, and shades. The gas company offers low prices, with goods marked, and aims to encourage gas use at residences. Portable gas stoves, heating stoves, gas cook stoves, and engine trims are shown, with repairs and piping services offered by a superintendent with 25 years in the business.
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Guns Company
W. E. Bosley
Marshal Gas Company
Marshall
Ateaia
Chicago
New York
Chicago Market Report of November 25 1885
The Chicago market opened steady and quiet but closed fairly active and weak. Wheat receipts total 159 car loads at eleven points, with 634000 at loading centers and 168000 shipped. Wheat fell one cent, corn opened weak and closed weak, down over a cent. Rye steady, barley active though heavily stocked, dairy movements light and poultry strong with full turkey prices. Potatoes firm, vegetables ample though sales dragged. Cattle demand fair and prime prices firmer, strong young cattle in demand for country feed, hogs weaker by about five cents. Remaining month receipts expected to be heavy. total for month likely to reach a sillcon. Deep market dull.
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Chicago
Qata
Ghains
Beede
Eto
Advertised Letters and Mail Matter Notes
Postal notice lists addressee names including Galhquoa Bolton, Qesar H, ch singers, Wiptiare Katine, Malioyws, showing remaining mail matter and forwarding status for the period. Contains a terse registry of names and delivery action without further details.
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Bolton
Qesar H
Wiptiare Katine
Malioyws
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Hiletahon Dently
Comaten
Cseacil
Wagner
Ald
Lockweal
John N. Montgomery
C. M. Brawer
Wo. H. Porter
Gill
Hanover
Cemetery Committee
C. H. Tremble
Ald. Mershal
John H. Montgomery
Recorder
Verons
West End
Arried
Marah
Rolep
Fulkerson
Nana
B. Bheldon
Koyper & Bowley
B. Albaneb
A- Cleveland
Touber
Labor
Beeler & A0 le
Calhoun County
Gaa
Fox
Ardins
Allegan. Gazette
Saya
Union
Chicago Market Report
Ourcaco
Prion
Spren Ag
Daluth
Speentonet
Timothy
Kredew
Marpies
Moantin Wa
Ward Bros.” Creat
Ward Bros
Eagle
Banner of Liberty
Fletcher
People's Clothier
Commonwealth
People’s Clothier
Marshall & Battle Creek
EXOL
IDATL
OS. Rollinson
the Marshall Statesman
Inter Ocean
iLhua O
United States
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Frank Hrstockton
Charles Robert Braddock
Sarah Orne Jewett
Fulvin Mawiborne
A. P. Lothrop
Trowbridge
HU Boyewnn
Jonalé Juno
Mugwump
Theodore Stanton
Wim
E. Curtis
Jennie Juno
Sopheof
Inter Coonan
Inter Goous
Benita
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