Bond theft case against Newell Parsons heard in municipal court
The examination of Newell B. Parsons on a forged five thousand dollar Wells, Stone and Company check began in the municipal court. Key witnesses, including E P Stone and W T Knowlton, testified to authorized signatories and blank-check practices while Parsons was accused of forging checks. The defense noted Parsons’ access to firm records and that sensational testimony from stenographer James Montross emerged as proceedings continued.
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Cheoka
Wells, Stone & Company
Parsons
Saataw
Newell B. Parson
Parsona
E. P. Stone
A.W. Wright
W.T. Knowlton
Stone
Galveston
W. T. Knowlton
Newell B. Parsons
A. W. Wright
Samuel Borland
J. A. Salmes
Fivet National Bank
Fio
Desperate act ends life in Saghoun Ms doom
Sherman Tenney a 10 year old boy is found dead in his room at a hotel, death by self strangulation noted, with family friends citing possible despair from prior hardships in Boston and losses. Local proprietor knew him, no clear motive given.
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Sherman Tenney
Doom
Saghoun
Sacinaw
Lidlman
Tenny
Boston
Jed Han
Detroit pardon records restore Henry Grandahl in 1994
Governor Rich pardons Henry Grandahl, previously sentenced by Detroit recorder’s court in May 1994 for receiving violent conduct. The pardon was recommended amid a process involving a complainant witness and the prosecuting attorney. Grandahl’s employer was referenced in the related pardon discussion.
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Rich
Danang
Henry Grandahl
Recorder’s Court
Detroit
Detroit’ House of
Weet
Grandalt
Confessed Killer in Michigan Robbery Case
Prame confessed with Charles Macard to killing Mrs. McKendrick of Griml Rapids in January while robbing her of 4100. Macard, once in San Francisco, awaits examination. Witness John Stevens testified Macard tried to recruit him for the Michigan robbery. Examinations delayed with no other witnesses.
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God Macard
MeKendrich
Griuml Rapids
Grand Rarins
Miler McKendrick
Rebblers
Tlenry A. Prame
Libertyville
Prame
Graxp Rapids
Charles
Macard
McKendrick
John Stevens
Chicago
Michigan
Stevens
Praame
Five Thoneons Strike Near New Bedford Weaver Meet
Excitement runs high as Wamsutta mill weavers vote to strike Nos. 6 mill for 10 weeks. About 1,200 may join. whole Wamsutta line could close, risking 5,000 jobs unless a compromise is reached by week’s end. Also note Charles A Richardson named inspector of hulls in Chicago.
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New Bedford
New Breprorp
Mass
Wamsutta
Wamsutta Corporation
Louis Millar
Manistee
Michigan National Guards of
Jackson
Central Lake
Adventinta
Battle Creek
Iave
Dla
Canada
United States
Easy AI
Vickaburg'a
Simame
Ephraim Honeywell
Lapeer County
Columbuville
Knlay City
Corbin
Vicksburg
Triday Apriil 26 item wrap of local notices
Local items report a Knights of Pythias division forming within 80 days, rising creamery output at Mudsoll, deaths of Jacob Sutton and Mrs Toury Slack, and several community notes from Vicksburg to Mason including sidewalks, electric lighting, post office changes, and upcoming events.
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Mershall
Pnis
Knights of
Methodist Church
Parma
Young Men's Christian Association
Dilven
Ithaca
Sudan
Alectric Light Company of
Mason
Hacka
Ingham County
Webberville
Croswell Odd Fellows
S. Wheeler
Newark
Gratiot County
Markets Summary From Chicago and New York
The report lists grain and livestock futures with mixed moves. Wheat No 3 red ranges around 57 cents, May and July contracts noted. livestock receipts from Chicago show steers and hogs mixed to steady with modest quotes. grains and provisions futures fluctuate with April to September listings. No clear single event, but overall market activity and price levels are catalogued across commodities.
Train raid sparks gunfight near Miles City
Two men wounded as Hogan supporters seize a train and deputies attempt to stop them. In Stillwater and Columbia, calculating miles under general Hogan, deputies clash with Coxeyites. The stolen train, carrying Coxeyite followers, reaches Miles City with authorities pursuing and a conflict ending in wounded on both sides. Reports claimed Hogan was wounded, but unconfirmed.
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Sach
Columbia
Horan
Tince
Coxeyitea
McDermott
Cava
I Hogan
Marshal McDermott
Amiob
Miles City
Proceedings of Congress and tariff debate progress noted
The Senate settled the tariff bill reading and committee actions stretched across sessions. Reports span tariff talks, District of Columbia employment bills, Oklahoma territory reservation ratification, and bridge construction over the St Louis River. House measures include post office funding and diplomacy spending questions. Local blasts note coal region labor unrest and Akron street work clashes.
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Senate
Wastthat Toy
Peffer
Committee On the
District of Columbia
Oklahoma Territory
St. Louis River
Duluth Transfer Railroad Company
Harris
Noaniimoens
Tia
Kief
WastixoTon
Senatea
Porkina
California
House
Ashington
Wasuinatox
House of Congress
Washixetuy
WigixeTon
Mille
Post Office
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Fluist
C. EB. Brewster
Grand Rapids
Lug
John Goff
Montrose
Brewster
CuEsoraay
Union House
Howell
Tuscola County
Clune
Lake May
Gray Estate
Sm Hartanff
Port Muron
Mark
Brewer
Pontine
Mro
Nivs
John Great
Bossemer
Bessemer
John Gest
Lavas
Gest
Shacamato
Momnesey Herts
Sinan
Mortenge Lansixa
Person
Central Michigan Savings Bank
Doors
Strainere
Hattie A. Bowie
Charles C. Chamberlain
Bradley
William H. Hoge
Chamberlain
Staune
Bank
Bradley Megally
Huy
Furst
Bap Axs
George Collins
Drayman
Crosby & Ilakely
Itl
Lansing
State Board of Health
Saginaw
Bryan P. Clark
Fitaborg Bros
Washington
Eacaped Canvilot
Sean Sebrat
Alma Table
James Bennett
Colama
Muskegon
Mountain Lake
Hesperia
Easton
New York
Wy Weas
Toledy
Hogan's Army
Proceedings OF Congress
Wasimnautos
Hepburn
Dorkery
Hepvara
Terre Haury
Ind
Coal Bloffa
Indiana
Akron
Axuos
Italiana
Alea
Seine Halas
Loristor
Nationa
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Sis
Calhoun County
Lyons, Marshall
Parsons & Joy
Albion
A.D. Eldred
Tekousha
Deering
Deering Pony
Deeringony
E. F. Lyon, Agt
Marshall Mick
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