Local notes from Coldwater area report trials and town changes
A series of brief items from Coldwater and surrounding counties cover court actions, tax and police matters, and local business shifts. Highlights include fines for towne safety violations, the Kalamazoo district realignment, hotel changes in Coldwater, a dispute over potato division, and notices on letters unclaimed at Marshall post office. Legal announcements urge prompt claims and proper advertising handling while local merchants advertise travel and real estate opportunities and Chamberlain cough remedy recommendations.
Festival of Mountain Inn Plain to Augurated this Year
Denver celebrates the first annual Festival of Mountain ini Plain to augurated this year. Van Bokkelan, who robbed the barn at Chicago, arrived in that jetty fo calture of Tink etton detectives, who ran him down in Mexico. In a paper by Charles B. Lonney, director of the Winola state weather bureau, he showed statistics that warmer temperatures raise influenza and it is least prevalent to winter. Governor Thornton of New Mexico said Corbexs and Fitzshanrons may fight in the territory. The queen of Cereswid assassins is confirmed. Armenians killed by a Moslem mob at Akhis wor Adin. Russell & Cornish undertakers chief death on State Street Chicago. Heart disease is the warist. Van BE. Young murdered in Oak canon, New Mexico. British ship Lord Spencer silent since leaving San Francisco. Paste on church raffles banned. Pullman dividend declared. Cashire J. R. Colean case shows losses. Atlantic expo discusses wand roads. Leary Behliucky commits suicide in Chicago. Armis reform signed by sultan. Abattoir sought in Brooklyn. Fort Stanton abandoned. Brazil recognition of Cabin insurgents denied. Clothespin makers form a trust. Van Leu ven pension law violator. Albert Snider killed by electric car. YMCA branch in Mexico wound up. Well house & Song paper box manufactory burns. Lutheran convention at Pittsburgh. Schwarz assigns with liabilities 60,000. Gold-Beaters strike for wages. Maud Lewis sentenced for 15 years. Northwestern Fertilizing main building burns. Three prisoners escape Colorado Springs jailer hurt.
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Denver
van Bokkelan
Chicago
Mexico
Charles B. Lonney
Winola
Indianapolis
Thornton
New Moxico
Floridia Athletic Club
Fitzshanrons
Akhiswor Adin
Syleaster S. Russell
Russell & Cornish, Undertakers
State Street
Frhiay
van BE
Young
Oak Canon
Folsom
N. M
Lord Spencer
San Francisco
Queenstown
Salmon
Pullman Palace Car Company
J. R. Colean
State Bank
Fort Scott
Man
Ruppanul
Raturioay
Leary Behliucky
Chieagu
Ile
Ann
Europe
Turkey
Jacob Renard
Brooklyn
Hetd
Clay Street
Fort Stanton
Brazil
Haapansoned van Leuven
Iowa
Albert Snider
Western Avenue
City of Mexico
Young Men's Christian Association
Paper
Wellhouse & Song
Atlanta
National Convention of
Lutheran Young People's Societies
Pittsburg
Louis Schwarz
Grand Street
New York
Desler
Woolens
Gold-Beaters Union
Philadelphia
Boston
Maud Lewis
St. Louis
Peter Morrissey
Northwestern
Chicago Stock Yards
Thomas McCarthy
A. J. Gray
J. G. Stuart
Colorado Springs
Cab
Sherman’s Book of Memoirs Sparks Political Storm
Chicago October 8 The review of Senator John Sherman’s memoirs recounting forty years in Congress and as a cabinet officer stirs intense commentary. It accuses Garfield’s nomination action of lacking political honor, while Sherman says the review misstates his views. Editors debate the implications, with reactions from Mdltor Medi and others. Baby McKee quarantined with scarlet fever. Garfield’s son Harry declines to comment before reading the book.
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Chicago
John Sherman
Ohly
Han
Garfield
Sherman
Shoeman
Jeaves
Garfiell
Mdltor Medi
the Tribune
Kilter DeYoung
San Francisco
McCullagh
St. Louis
Harrison
Baby" McKee
Harry Garfield
Local notes report church event and county incidents
An Albion area column recalls a Sunday boating accident on the river injuring Rev. B J and causing property damage. It lists town residents attending a state convention, wedding news, farm club events, housecleaning questions, and obituaries including Mary J Cruse of Hadeon. Also mentions a pastor, marriage of Amima Hunter and Frank J Mott, and a death of Birn B Torrey with burial details.
Supreme Council Session Opens in Washington Masonry
The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Supreme Council of the Southern Jurisdiction begins a biennial session at the House of the Temple in Washington. Lt. Col. Thomas Hubbard Caswall presides, and election of a grand commander to succeed Philip C. Tucker is anticipated.
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Supreme Council of
Washington
Wasilxgtox
Auprong Council
United States
Mother Superior Council of the World
House of the Temple
Thomas Hubbard Caswall
Culifornia
Philip C. Tucker
Texas
House of Temple
Tls
Caswell
Supreme Council
First National Bank of Wellington Closes Its Doors
Wellington, Kansas, October 22. The First National Bank of this city closed its doors by order of the directors due to a general shrinkage of business. The bank has long conducted operations since 1893 with capital stock of 50,000 dollars. Deposits were about unknown due to the suspension.
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Kansas Bank
Wellington
Kas
First National Bank
Local fair highlights at Albion with varied exhibits
Eckford reports a well represented Albion fair with Mrs A M Albertaon supervising fine arts. Radler showcased fine sheep and a Galloway calf. Bralley entered Duroc hogs and white ticks with a ribbon prize. George and Frank Butler won a prize with a 74 load. Linna Hamilton returned from Detroit and Pearl Simpson visited Albion. Henry Bradley and others traveled to Clinton County for cattle. The Pansey club hosted a gathering at Delby Warner’s home. County notes, local vendors, and daily market echoes accompany.
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Albion
Department of Fine Arta
A. M. Albertaon
Radler
HH. Bralley
Gala
Margaret McPherson
Studebaker
George
Frank Butler
Ose
Horner
Joy
Qwen
Alan
Linna Hamilton
Detroit
Pearl Simpson
Burton Coon
Henry Bradley Ant
Clinton County
Er Griges
Marshall
Sabbotte
Felansta
Baja
Delby Warner
Idat musical of Marengo highlights pupils progress
An Idat musical event hosted at a pupil's home on Friday Oct 14 showcased notable progress among students Miay Anabel Starks led the program with refreshments served afterwards. Local families Carver and Neal attended the marriage of Claig and Carver last week and a patent medicine advertisement praised Chamberlain's Colera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted household cure with Green's Drug Store selling it.
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Miay Anabel Starks
Tat
Menara
McCarmick
Neal
Claig-Carver
Dartington
Wir
Jerradanys
Green's
Ont
Various local notes mix of births scandals and ads
Oct 21 notes from OONVIS report Albert Kellogg of Vermont visiting sister Mrs Hy Brackett. Ladies' Aid meets Oct 31. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John Thomas. Mary Avery injured in accident breaking her hip. George Clute travels eight hundred miles by bicycle to attend Homer Clute and Mina May Carver wedding. Church service led by Dr Hunting. Ads include Hull's Catarrh Cure testimonials and Royal Acorn parlor stoves.
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Albert Kellogg
Vermont
Vie
Mra
Ohas
Hy Brackett
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jamen Paxton
John Thomas
Mary Avery
George Clute
Kanes
Homer Clute
Mina May Carver
Marengo
Hunting of
Marshall
Sermeth
Dr Price’s Powder World Fair Medals and Diploma
An advertisement urges readers to try Otto’s Cure for throat and lung ailments, claiming a friend’s death might have been prevented. It promotes Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder products and features a large Acorn sign on Hast State street for buying cures and related goods.
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Dr. Price
Daily Chronicle
Alan
Otto
M. B. Powell’s
Raven & Cos
Corsaco
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Royal Acorn
Daly
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Pere Bones
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Mm. Ceresch
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Marehall
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