Accused In the Egan Marder Case Guilty of Manslaughter
Round the State reports a series of Michigan and nearby happenings. In Grand Rapids a man named Egan Marder faced trial for murder but was found guilty of manslaughter. The notice also covers deaths, marriages, crimes, property moves, and local incidents across towns from Lansing to Manistique, including a widow’s suicide attempt, note found on a dresser, factory fires, and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egan Marder
Grand Rapids
Mawley
Havanac
State Legislature Debates Labor, Banking and Reform Bills
The Michigan Senate met briefly, with 22 members present, considering labor hours for street railways, funding for the world’s fair, and various state appropriations. Bills on banking terminology, rebates by insurers, and a new judicial circuit faced votes or defeats. A reform measure on state charitable and penal institutions passed committee, demanding inventories and uniform quarterly reports. News notes include mayoral politics, a tram accident in Mason, and a contested election in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Doran
Grand Rapids
Seaater Park
House Committee On Ways
Meadre
Lanbert
House Committee On Elections
Secretary of State
State Tekel
Cterk
Wil the Sage
Philadelphia
Henry Parker
Charles Schumaley
Mason
Michigan Central
Macon
Cithronw
Almoniinger
Ann Arbor
Doty
Bear suspected in child’s disappearance near Lips farm
Hart dispatch reports five year old Keddie Lips of German farmer ghn Lips vanished while gathering sap near a sugar bush four miles northeast of town. A large search, with neighbors, formed a cordon eight feet apart, stretching several miles, but no trace was found. Officials fear a bear may have carried the boy into a swamp, the prevailing theory after hours of frantic inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Hittie
Keddie
Ghn Lips
Dubai
Wound Guilty of Manslaughter in Grand Maphis Case
The Egun case at Grand Maphis concluded with a verdict of manslaughter after a Thursday afternoon trial. The jury deliberated until 4:10 pm and returned a swift verdict shocking many in attendance. The defendant, his attorney, and a few spectators showed visible relief as the foreman spoke, with sentences to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egun
Grand Maphis
Nat
Town End
Wncil dc
Shen Fm
Ustuil
Lost Apece Girl Dapece Missing in December Search
Obn Stover reports his daughter Dapece is still missing. Authorities have searched since December with inquiries from nearly every county in the state as officers work to solve the remarkable disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dapece
Wneltid Snover
Apece
Obn Stover
Heas
Election returns show Montgomery leading for supreme court
Latest state returns indicate Judge Montgomery secured a satisfactory plurality for the supreme court seat. University representatives and other offices appear to have elected their candidates as well, with results pending full plurality tallies to finalize exact figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Apreme Court
Death of Nop Hawley Willad Hawley in Barcau district
Barcau representative Howie S7 years Feit Wan serving his second term in the true, died in Lonieing on Thursday morning from pneumonia after several days of illness.
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Hawley Willad Hawley
Barcau
Tonia County
Lonieing
Howie
Michigan State Items Chronicle Local Notices
Regional updates record electric lighting estimates in Michigan State St Lymucn. Summary covers deaths in Bay City in March and paralysis claim, Portage Lake canal depth, Grand Rapids clerks forming a group, Hotan navigation, a summer school at Traverse City, a boy’s water accident in Day City, and Ormak voters approving city bonds for industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lymucn
Nahi
Owith
Robert Koowth
West
Setunlay
Nunnll
John Minness
Vpellant
Portage Lake Canal
Mudighton
Thich
Grand Napids
Hotland
Wonder
Milwaukee
Forthern
Michigan
Praverse City
Tate
Ormak
Ohio mob hangs Kenton murderer Bates by maple tree
William Bates who killed Policeman Harper at Kenton was dragged from the jail by about fifty men at two a m Friday and hanged to a nearby maple tree. The mob entered by breaking the door, took Bates after coercing the jailer, and left before dawn. The scene was quiet with no arrests. Also noted is the death of Barnum in Bridgeport at 6 40 p m Tuesday. Barnum, born July 5 1810 in Connecticut, built a famous show business career including the circus and a New York newspaper.
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William Bates
Kenton
Harper
Ahern
Bates
Mary
Earth
Owly
Barnum
Phineas T. Barnum
Bridgeport
Conn
J.T. Barnum
Jim
Mother
New York
Oyce Heth
Washington
Jenny Glad
Barcum
Navigation is Open and Estates Reported in Flux
Bt Lawrence navigation is practically open. PT Barnum left an estate valued at 5,000,000. The supreme court dissolved the Chicago 2a company. Fires, drownings, thefts and other incidents are reported nationwide, with notable figures including Patrick Brennan dying at 102 in Ashland Wisconsin and a Philadelphia copper trust rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Barnum
Eupreme
Chicago 2A
Bordentown
N. 1
New Yorks
Anahein
Cal
Patrick Brennan
Ashland
Wis
Dolphin
Cinelawati
Montreal
Quebec
Big Chicago Fire Destroys Smyth Block and Nearby Shops
A major blaze in Chicago’s business center destroyed the Smyth furniture house on West Madison near Halstead, spreading to Kohl & Middleton’s museum and nearby buildings. Firefighters battled two building walls of flame as crowds watched, fearing explosion from 100 barrels of oil in the basement. Losses mount for Smyth, Kohl & Middleton, Adelbert Kuchapfer and others, with Republican League convention set for April 28 at Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Humes
John M. Smyth
Madison Street
Halstead Street
Mie Furniture
Kohl & Middleton's
Dime Museum
Aixetory
Stayt
Smyth
DO Parsin
Mei Thay Serra
Madan Worl Dain
Haymarket
Aml
Haymarke
People’s Clothing Co
Walon Street
Haymarket Wook
Uhe Street
Hayteardeh
Wealdf Tie Haymarket
Fim
Kohl & Middleton
Nesly Heres
Adelbert Kuchapfer
Alfred Moats
M. Ireman
Hannan & Hoge
Ilmur's
Republican League
Republican League of the
United States
Music Hall
Civelunati
Lulu Delgates
Teague
Veat
Levue
National League
Jamey G. Tales
Chauncey M. Depew
John ©. Spicave
W. B. Allison
A. Alsor
Bixon
A. B. Foraker
M. Kean Wa. McKinley
Phos
Briefly Told From Dirty Fragments Of 19th Century News
A garbled patch lists varied items: a Deadwood bank cashier facing unknown defalcations, a widow Adeline Oliver in Martinaville who died by self harm after granddaughter’s disgrace, Ashland Wisconsin workers fleeing with $10 000 from Jaco Wenderk, Vancouver sermons by Crossley and Hunter, Canadian cotton shipments to Memphis firm Hil Fontaine & Co, a mine fire causing up to 395 090 in losses, and youth social plans at First Baptist Saginaw. It also references old-time social schemes, tramps barred, and rumors of town ladies files and Trojan wars provoking violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson
Aweay
Ashland
Wis
Jaco Wenderk
Vangetinia
Crossley
Hunter
Vancouver
BOC
Washington
Ottawa
Blalan
Hil, Fontaine & Co
Memphis
Tragic Crime by Insane Mother Ends in Death
Mrs. Andrew Dell killed her two children, then took poison and died shortly after. Recently released from the state insane asylum, authorities reported she had long planned lethal acts but was believed sane before this fatal deed. The children, a girl and boy, were aged about ten and eight, found in the home as the mother died nearby after ingesting poison. Neighbors were summoned to witness the aftermath, and the grim scene shocked the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uth A. Motreedy
Lansing
Idow
Sgn
Bchass Reephine
leCrealy
Magor Whoson
Georgot
Mira
McCreedy
George Mord
Saranac
Mord
McCredy
Mel 'Raedy
Ella M. Loughray
Muskegon
Detroit
Oliver Little
Grand Ledge
Mrumd
John Barrish
Austria
Manistique
Andrew Dell
Dell
State Insane Asylum
Senator Holanods Resigns From Senate in Vermont Letter
A Washington dispatch reports Senator George I Kdorinds of Vermont resigns from the United States Senate effective the first day of November, writing a personal letter to Governor of Vermont. He cites longstanding service and dedication to liberty and justice, expressing pride in his public life and urging continued respect for Vermont’s views.
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Washington
George I
Kdorinds
Vermont
Senate
United States
Commonwealth
Republic
Guuson
Erwixva
Grand Rapids area firms pledge capital to many companies
Dearborn residents approve a 3000 dollar bond for a new bridge over the River Rouge’s south fork. The listed firms include Grand Rapids Tesle Co Detroit based National Tricyele Coach Co Bay City electric concerns and multiple manufacturers across Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids Tesle Co
Grand Rapids
City Metal Works
Detroit
Michigan Package Co
Niles Eleeuria Co
Niles
Inverness and Turton Cheese Co
Cheboygua
The
Woodman Manufacturing Co
Paw Paw
Michigan Rolled Steel Wheel Co
Ottawa Furpasture Co
Holland
National Tricyele Coach Co
Clayton Canter Cheese and Butter Manufacturing Co
Clayton
Shaw Electric Crane Co
Muskegor
Bay County Electric Co
Bay City
Holly Manufacturing and Lumber Co
Holly
Whitney Transportation Uve
Dearborn
River Rouge
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Vermontyitle
Hurrietia
Gaston
Harrietta
W. ER
Beselstyn
Kraus & Haviland
Saginaw
Mid
Black Diamond Railway
Lamington
Lexington
Globe National Bank of
Boston
Thiational Works
Proughton National
Houghton
Byron Pierce
Hares HH. Manly
St Tynace Mn
Expres
St Iunace
Richard J. Surby
Gognic Lake
Battle Creek
John Lipps
Mart
Patuor
D. W. Shorts
Cywoewe
Abraham Boyd
Himerf
Alalu Page
Lala
Byron Township
Kent County
Jake Grove
Gran Rapida
Lawid
Quincy
John Perry
Walneeover
George Wideman
Chiego & Grand Trunk
Flint
Quire
Port Tivron
Gratiot
Lew Pot
de A. Tognett
Derals
West Bay City
Jule Willams
Claudius J. Laselly
Beaton Harbor
Chieago
Ming Klesner
Lawlie
Cie
Bear
Mine Kinser
Lucia Eaton
Greenville
Ale
Marquetta
Marth
A. HL
Cameron
Linsingowas
State Legislature
Committee ON Elections
Representat Hawley
Coldwater
Meisure
Sherwood
Benson
Fiesitem
Pleshiem
Indiana
Kansas
Georgia
Park and
Prindle
Withington
Committee On Judiciary
Souster Stevens
Thirty Second
Gogeble
Ontonagoa
Gras
Mare
William Lavondowsx
Dorr
Ohio
Letton
British Columbia
Thomas Beard Tok
Kaneas City
Baum
Jamestown
Burr Oak
An Joo
Missouri
Ciamburlain
Farvard College
James Coward
Jeffersonville
Ind
Sut-Treasury
Europe
Wm. Wallace
Indianapa Mis
Prevident
Harrison
Fitse
Minneapolis
Minn
Tr Iy
Pompaul Vanks
Watana
Lavalnville
Clay County
Lintowet
Ont
Grant Central Hotel
Martin
Blemarck
Pede
Germany
William
M. C
Baltimore
Denver
Windy City
Hern le View
Charlies G. Lincold
Tit City Bank
Deadwood
Mra
Adeline Oliver
Martinaville
Helen
Troy
Kaneas
Carrie Hoaus
Holanods
Mave
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