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Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1900

Page

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Election turmoil over forged letter scandal swirls town

The dispute centers on a political appeal for votes attributed to Candidate Williams. Accusations claim a brother drafted the message while Williams denied authorship, pointing to Conroy's denial and a letter printed to resemble a typewritten note. The affair highlights alleged underhanded tactics in the campaign.

Williams Vontage Air Knight Conroy Hey Willams Faota Algu

Court Finds in Five Cases Judge Smith Delivers Rulings

Judge Smith renders decisions in five September term cases. Weeks administrant contests William Taylor claim of 500 dollars with 6 percent interest from March 1898. Knight on Kate Barr involves a bill with 7 percent interest.

Smith M. D. Weeks Lydia A. Rice William Taylor Andrew Knight Kate Barr Bill

Petit jurors named for November circuit term

The circuit court draws the November term petit jurors. Sheriff Wil liam selects and lists jurors including John D Bauer, Conyis, Lee, Leroy, Irton, and others from Athens Battle Creek Albion and nearby areas.

Tuedday Lst Petit Jurors Wil Jiame John D. Bauer Conyis Po Aga Sa Barden M Crenmare Lee Ghas Raa Leroy Ar Irton Hi Heat Bideod Pebeieba J Soph Athens A Eran Ween Battle Geek I Battle Creek Fred al Ee Eas Albion Wining Jordan Bigakenhorst Marahall

Investigating Committee Cuts Costs in Time Dept

The record shows the standard time net halted effectively. Expenses for the past year fell by over 6,000 compared to ten years prior, indicating the investigating committee led by Chairman Henry reduced costs in that department. Abeo at Mr Henry's suggestion that people committee has been dispensed.

Wader Henry Abeo

Smoke filled meeting notes reveal large cigar consumption

A disputed county board session notes describe cigar smoke lingering in a nook and corner as an estimated twelve to thirty boxes of cigars were consumed during the meeting, reflecting a heavy tobacco presence.

Re-registration and county tax figures noted in 1900 council records

The text discusses re-registration requirements for Battle Creek Albion and Marshall, noting a charter exemption for Marshall and no township re-registration. It cites assessed and property equalization totals, compares to 1899, and references the board’s January session plan. Additional items cover aid records, treasury audits, and Republican appointments with county meetings listed.

Atwarp Ewan Battle Creek Albion Marshall Oreh

Fredonia Republican Club’s Growing Support and Rallies

The Fredonia Republican Club forms with A. J. Day as president, John Blue as vice president, and Henry Byre as secretary treasurer, boasting over 60 members. They held an enthusiastic pole raising at Ellis on the 16th, hosted Washington Gardner and others, and plan further speeches by E A Mwing and H B Winsor for a record breaking demonstration next Wednesday.

Fredonia Republican Club Livy A. J. Day John Blue Henry Byre Ellis Washington Gardner Hays E. A. Mwing Grand Rapids H. Bs. Winsor

Pole-Raising Clash Between Parties Ends in Explosion

A Republican pole raising in Lee Center drew a large crowd with Washington Gardner delivering patriotic remarks. Democrats held a counter meeting and later blew up the pole with dynamite, scattering splinters for miles. Investigators will question those involved as a second pole is planned soon.

Leo Coebter Washington Gardner Damsorats Brysxt Republisn Artia Bf

Made a Friendly Call on McMillan and Rich in Marehall

Senator McMillan and ex-Governor Rich visited Marehall on Tuesday afternoon aboard a special train. Republican friends in the city opened headquarters in the Eagle block for an informal reception attended by about 160 locals. They did not speak, exchanging handshakes before departing for Battle Creek.

Senator McMillan Rich Tusday Marehall Eagle Chas T. Gorham Battle Creek

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