Battle over Colby Powell Stone primary reform rages in Lansing
State senate debates the Colby Powell Stone primary reform measure amid strong opposition from across Michigan and the upper peninsula. Critics warn the plan could corrupt nominations or wipe out the Republican party, urging caution before passage.
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Subpoena Power Expands Land Office Witness Reach
Marquette land office notice announces act requiring witnesses before registers and receivers. Fees align with district court rates, one day per witness plus mileage, advance payment, and additional days if detained. Also reports a roundup of boys in the upper peninsula and a Manistique boy shot incident with brief details.
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Youngster Shot After Cats Provocation Near House
A 17-year-old boy died two hours after a gunshot near a house as Gonyea claimed accidental shooting while aiming at a cat. Local children say Gonyea fired when they ran from his home during tin-can play. Gonyea was arrested and jailed.
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State reports insane man committed to Kalamazoo asylum
In Grand Rapids James Loftus of Solon township was declared insane by Judge Jewell and committed to Kalamazoo asylum. Once engaged to a local bride, his fiancé disappeared, others say for another man. Loftus sank into despair, refused food, and distant behavior led relatives to seek commitment. The case is described as a poignant court record.
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LARCENY TRIALS AND DETECTIVE CHASES IN LANSING OWOSSO
1903 reports detail a servant jailed for larceny by conversion, later found not guilty. OWOSSO police pursue Lewis Morehouse for similar thefts after suspicious insurance schemes. Lansing Pinkerton hunts for elopers William N Bergman and his young wife. Grand Rapids finds a boy dead on Lake Shore tracks, severed head found near the rails. Pewamo announces a $10,000 canning plant with 80 workers, starting tomatoes first. Mortgage sale notices outline Chippewa County land lots and a large beachfront-ward property to satisfy a mortgage, with August 2 sale date.
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