Penwater Murder Suicide Shocks Michigan Note
In Pentwater a shooting ends in murder and suicide as Sanda Sands is killed by lawyer S. B. Minehall who then kills his wife and children before taking his own life. The incident, linked to business disputes, prompts coroner inquest adjournment and reveals Minehall’s alarming letters blaming finances. Other Michigan items report crime, fire, and local officials.
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Eight-Hour Day Vote Leads Mines Union Debate
The Northern Miners' Union convention in SenreMixe Mich opens with the eight hour day as the main issue. Members vote by mail. results to be announced later. If approved, a notice to mining companies in Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin will follow, signaling possible work suspensions. Officials note mining firms have stated they will not grant the request and Minnesota Iron Co may drop union workers after May.
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Fishermen Warned Over Nets in Gama Ward Case
April 18 report from the OsbandWil area notes Dutch Hollanders in the fishery facing legal action for using nets smaller than allowed. Nets valued at 34 000 dollars are held by Justice Paogelson. Deputy Game Warden Brewster seeks to salvage sale options before replevin actions test the statute. The state fish commission may seize nets to prevent a 32 000 dollar loss, risking conflict.
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Assassin Loose in Michigan Targets W H B Sands Lumber President
A would be assassin fired at William H B Sands, head of Sands and Maxwell Lumber, as he walked home at night in Detroit district. Shots struck his arm and leg, with reports noting possible amputation. Police say the attacker pursued Sands to his yard before fleeing. Authorities in Detroit and local officials report heightened security and ongoing investigation.
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Bishop Walden's Return From World Mission Trip
Bishop Walden of the M E church returned from a world mission tour covering forty thousand miles in eleven months. At a Methodist meeting in Cinterswall 160 ministers heard him discuss Japan, China and Tadis with emphasis on Japan. He urged evangelizing rather than Americanizing to uplift moral and social life.
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Jefferson's Birthday Observance Draws Democratic Leaders
The 163rd anniversary of Thomas Jefferson’s birth was marked at Monticello, Virginia, with Vice President Wilson, Secretary Herbert, and ex-Governor Russell among attendees. Chauncey F. Black and Lawrence Gardner led speeches on sound money as Daniel offered opposing views. The event contrasted Jeffersonian principle with contemporary party leadership.
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Broad Gauge for Teetotallers at National Prohibition Meet
John Lloyd Thomas, editor of The Constitution, says the Prohibition party will not split at Pittsburg. He notes two wings, one insisting on prohibition alone and silence on other issues, the other pushing a full platform including suffrage and finance. Delegates clear, about four-fifths favor a broad platform, with a heated debate on woman suffrage plank.
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Cullom Still In The Race Telegram Denies Withdrawal
Springfield April 14 Hon J Otly Humphrey a Republican delegate from the Beyantesnth LinOLog district says he holds McKinley instructions and has received a telegram from Senator Collom in Washington asserting he has not withdrawn and does not intend to withdraw Crowded with reports of Collom quitting the presidential race the Cullom lab issues a circular urging state delegates to oppose any instructions to national convention delegates and to seek favorable terms after the first ballot
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Richardson's Scheme Sparks Democratic Convention Debate
In April reports from Wasnivavon and surrounding areas describe Congressman Richardson of Tennessee warning that gold and free silver factions at the Chicago convention could field a split ticket. Amid tense exchanges, questions arise about electoral votes possibly uniting to influence the presidency. Delegates in Kentucky and Warren County, Pennsylvania, push pro McKinley sentiments and nominate national delegates and congress candidates.
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Man Kills His Three Children Then End His Life
John Lehman age 38 shot and killed his three children after fearing their poverty would force them to charity. He then hanged himself but failed, turning a revolver on himself. Children were Clara Tehinin six, Berths Lehman three, and an unnamed infant. Henry Lohman, the stepson, survived.
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Fitzhugh Lee Named Consul General at Havana
Fitzhugh Lee, born in Clermont Virginia on November 1 18 , is appointed consul general at Havana succeeding Ramona William who served twenty two years. Lee is a former Virginia governor and nephew of Confederate general Robert E Lee. The notice mentions his military academy graduation in 1858 and service in the Civil War. Doan s Ointment advertised for piles follows the obituary style segment.
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Duel at the Bt Quen racecourse ends without injury
April 14 at Bt Quen racecourse Prince de Sagun and M Hermant dueled after alleged remarks in Le mento. Four pistol shots exchanged with no effect. Seconds were General Frisnt and Count de Diva. Also a report of a man leaping from a hospital window in Chicago, killing himself.
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