Tragic Farm Dispute Ends in Death Near St Charles
Augustus O Haire and Hugh O Tair, brothers and farmers near St Charles, were involved in a fatal altercation while returning from town. Hugh O Hair died next day from internal injuries and head trauma after being struck and kicked during a fight with the Rosencrans. both suspects are jailed in Saginaw. Other items include the election of Prof J B Sill as president of the state normal school at Ypsilanti and remarks on Camp Alger encampment approval and discipline.
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Choris
Baginaw County
John Ohare
Hugh O'Tai
St. Charles
St. Charlee
John
Hugh
Mides
Reid
Nario Oliver
Ant
Fred Kanes
Mier
Andrew Enids
Olin
Dijwe
Rosencrane
Jake O'Miir
John O'Hair
Rosencrans
Saginaw
State Board of Education
Detroit
J. of B. Sul
Public Schooly of
State Normal School
Ypsilanti
Sill
J. M- B. Sill
Black Rock
Talsal
Jonesville
Hillsdale County
Bill
Achool
Beipis
Villetale
Bhy
Vpailanti
State Normal Velit
Isk
Ist
Gapiel
Pormel
Silwar
Hawing
Military Department of Michigan
Alger
Inchiet Eee
Foo Uch
Randie
Triads
Senate
Hubert C. Thompson
New York County Democracy
Bheboygan
Vrankhran
Mirko
Forbes Cave
Eniwes
Énines
A. B. Carpenter
Yorva
Carpenter
Etlomlien Bate
Rockford
John B. Elias
Sidney
Manistique
Union School Furniture
Battle Creek
Eddy, Avery & Eddy
East Saginaw
Milo Clark
van Wert & Perkey
Drugelets
Browson
Vrosser
G. A.B
Marine City
Hattie Myers
Kalamnazoo
Tnily
Marshall
Lyon Lake
Will Hyde
Hon
A. O, Hyde
Thomas J. Waller
Woodmerd
Uveott
Anyeardiett
Wittanr
Devrfield
Pattawatomile Tadlane Trois
Athens
Celery
Jonbal
Otiendeo
Hebuathe
Une Tian
Kalamazoo
Hilcos
Tre
Ebexof Custis
Jiey Thinas
Bos
Albion Dis
Nora Fetters
St. Louis
Commot Prostinats
Adrian
James Gillman
Harbor Springs
Walter Chr
Ignace
Joseph J. Eile
Ann Arbor
Wetroit
Galveston
Governor Frees and Pardons Several Inmates
The governor pardons Freeman Garin and Alexander after testimony from Mrs. Smith. Garin and Alexander gain liberty. Garin released from Sag inaw County. James D. Connivas, Thomas McLain, and Thomas Kelly receive commutations or sentence reductions. George W. Nixon also has his term cut from five years to two years six months.
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Alexander
Hia
Aléxander
Jame D. Connivas
Muvkegon
Thomas Kelly
Jarkoon County
Thomas McLain
Tasco
George W. Nixon
Tonia Reformatory
Detroit market sings amid mixed farm reports and trials
Detroit area markets show mixed activity with farm products and livestock trading cited. Reports include Michigan fleece demand, dairy receipts, and shortages while trials and legal notes touch on local crimes and public affairs.
Morbid tale linked to husband and deadly revolver incident
The account describes a wife Macy Mulla Odorkinly claiming she woke in her bedroom with a revolver under her pillow after a disturbance involving her husband. A shot was fired, the bullet lodged in his back, and the coroner notes she remained with her husband despite the peril while seeking to justify the event.
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Esonnratis
Guiderkink
Hwesin Demet Alii
Nile
Ak Seton Pela
Moe Eeciananr Bey
Macy Mulla Odorkinly
Fred
Rhodias
Martin Brass Missing in Mixsou County Murder Case
Edna Brass and James Kraft were arrested in Petoskey by Sheriff McBain over the alleged murder of Brav a husband missing since June 10. They lived together under Kraft’s name. Kraft allegedly offered Draxs help to remove the husband. They were jailed in Lake City after transfer to Missaukee County.
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Ionia
Dakota
Chee. Morgan
Conklin
Grand Rapids
Hart
Ficnrs
Thos
Pala
Bin
Evenyi
Girisonen
James Craft
Mie Brass
Lake City
Foone
John Harley
Detroit
Dassages
Rhudden Carta, Company
Doris
Lansing
Alger
San Frajesco
Ial
Logan
Chicaro Gov
Thomas Molaln
Ha Niles
Fito
Raisinville
Lenawee County
Hubert Int
Brig
Alice Flinierty
Hecker Street
George McKowlelek
Haber Street
Rexeus
North Side Railway
fChicage
Salmon P Chaye
Washington
Cincingati
Kate Clase Sprague
Paris
the Provident
Minta
Martin Brass
Mery
Edna Brass
James Kraft
Petoskey
McBain
Mixsouro County
Kraft
Tienes
Lot
Brad
Now Rule for Courting Adopted For Present Rule
The text states the rule for filing with the clerk a petition and twelve printed copies of records. It notes neglect may strike the case from the docket and mentions September 1 as a date under an adopted order.
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Supreme Court
Uel Galles
Jastion
Novel Suit Disturbance at Baker's Corners Church
Mrs. Aldrich wife of Anson Aldrich charged with disturbing Second Christian church services at Baker's Corners Lenawee county. Accused of driving out three pastors and provoking a confrontation with Rev. Samuel Wilson. Reports indicate threats and alleged imposition of authority by religious pretence.
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Aldrich
Anson Aldrich
Second Christian Church
Baker's Corners
Lenawee County
Euit
Satohel Wilson
Alderich
Rhureh
Meath
Kavangie
Edie
Congress Debates Payne Case and Senate Actions
The Senate debated the Payne election case with Sherman exonerating Payne while others were faulted. Amendments to the militia and other bills were discussed as the session adjourned after calendar considerations and continued remarks on pensions and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Senate
John Sherman
Rustin
Frye
Hover
Hatel
Committee On Agriculture
Benate
Horber
Rabunia
Belrow
Urea
Rome
Jeny
Layne
Senatara
Olio
Henntor Evarte
Tieden
Stannard
Porter's Report on Post Office Annual Figures
The report for the fiscal year ended June 30 shows months of activity across the postal service. It records total post offices established, increases, and discontinuations, with money order offices totaling 704 at year end, a net rise of eight. States listed include Kansas with the largest increase of twenty five, followed by Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Missouri, and Wisconsin. the greatest state increase being Kansas.
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Porter
Postottice Department
Rut Posoltt
S&t
Croesy
Itness
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Missouri
Wisconsin
Kaceas
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Freeman Garin
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Abe
Tatrolian
Walter Lerael
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Faved
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Zilwaukoe
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Cascada
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Hath
Oakland Equinty
Josep Clover
Joe
Muskegon
Mel Im Tha
Colemin
Ineldaive
Theo
Sinte Esael
Henry Ny Danthnagy
Yeannin 'Iy
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Satrieut
Averomee
FSS
Tata Varie
Vika Todnne
Pordanl
Span
Geo
Wo Chatterton
France Whipple
Lade
Col Wim
Ainyx
Clases
Connecticut
Tr Ravernor
Hen
S. HK. Forbes
Rockwalle
Leutenant Aera
Middlefield
Norwich
Treasner
Joseph A. Lewis
Wilt
Melbart
Usha
Tor
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Congress
Drey 3
Thanos
Vic Hones
Mer
Orleans, Baton Rouge & Vicksbury
Commissioner of Labor
Labor Committee On Education and Labor
Wall Wits
Oriente Patision Lille Wern
Debin Ward
Denver
Hokie
Canterere Chinn
Billy
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Neal
Troma
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Harber
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