Michigan Happenings Summary of Local Legal and Crime News
Marshall reports Charles W. Guerrer sues Dr Theodore Sands for 10000. Bertha Hacksburg and Minnie Hacksburg face perjury charges over conflicting testimony about Roy Davenport. Port Huron notes church reception for Rev G B Crawford and a warrant for Ernest Dulmadge for assault. Lansing covers diphtheria death of John Nelson and a tax on county depositories. Other items include a jail breakout attempt, Milwaukee thefts, a hotel fracture, a remodeled capitol, a new library, and a missing George Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Charles W. Guerrer
Battle Creek
Theodore Sands
Ands
Guerrer
Bertha
Minnie Hacksburg
Roy Davenport
Lanning
State Firemen’s Association
Hugo R. Delfa
Port Huron
F. W. Becker
Hecker Bros
Ernest Dulmadge
Marine City High School
Arthur
Lansing
John Nelson
Scotland
Common Council of
Sarah
Ont
Burtdiur Strucure
Melvin Kelly T
So Chu
Agay
Jackson
Mudge
South Park
Marysville
William 3. Hamb
Joseph Cantine
Beadle Lake
Ladington
Charles Smith
Edward Brown
Milwaukee
St. Johns
J. M. Dodge
St. Johns and
Ionia
Mr. Dodge
Old Capitol Building
South
Washington Street
Michigan News Flows From Multiple Local Incidents
Fire at Samuel Fisher clothing store in Kalawanxoo causes $5000 loss due to overheated furnace. Since Ann Arbor college opened, Waterman gym lockers and some valuables were stolen. Saginaw Valley lumbermen seek demurrage-rate adjustment. Marshall court convicts Theodore Bonney for local option law violation. other cases include Roguer’s freight theft arrest and a fatal accident near Ann Arbor waterworks. Widespread notices include Harrison Wagon Co. bankruptcy payout, missing banker Geor Kimmel’s pardon movement, and student suspensions at M A C. Also reported are state remodeling plans, auto club efforts for better roads, a drowning rescue, port and car shortages, and Auditor-General bond notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fisher
Kalawanxoo
Ann Arbor College
Waterman Gymnasium
Saginaw Valley
Theodore Bonney
Marshall
Detroit House of Correction
Leonard Roguer
Ridville
Stephen Rokouski
Detroit
Ann Athor
Harrison Wagon Co
Grand Rapids
Niles
Geor Kimmel
Auburn
N. Y
State Board of Auditors
Washington Avenue
State Labor Commission
Dairy and Food Department
State Geological Survey
State Highway Commission
Atte Teeiwe
Liewlant
Oweey
Ann Arbor
Three Rivers
Warner
Michigan National Guard
J. C. H. van Etten
Michigan Blind People’s Association
State Board of Prison Industries
Saginaw
Port Huron
Justice of the Peace
Hamilton
Desmond
Michael Riley
Justice Hamilton
William Moseler
Muskegon
Moseler
Sixth Street
Traverse City
Chicago
Fuller
Auditor-General
Charles W. Guerrer
Battle Creek
Theodore Sands
Guerrer
See
Athabasca
Noted figures die in a week of obituaries and events
Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy founder of Christian Science dies in Boston at nearly ninety. Maj Gen Wesley Merritt dies at Natural Bridge Virginia. Edward A Smith, brother in law of Philander Knox, dies in Pittsburg. Elizabeth Allen, widow, found strangled in Shirley West Virginia. Knox and Frank B Smith relative die in taxicab incidents. Ambassador Willie Hoppe triumphs in billiards in New York City. A baby survives a wreck in Trinidad Colorado after an explosion in a chemistry lab. Navy electric cooking tested on new ships. Clashes near Chihuahua and Pullman rate cuts announced. Missouri Pacific wreck injures fifteen. Ulster Council invites arms delivery. Seattle bans smoking at polls. United States Steel and Carnegie pension fund created for employees nationwide. Macao mutiny subdued with concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Chiian Science
Boston
State Department
Mexico
Willie Hoppe
Georgeson
New York City
Hoppe
Tory
Trinidad
Physicians Bay
Padernilles
Chihuahua
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
G. S. Fernald
Pullman
Jack Thomas
Albany
N. Y
Joint Legislative Investigating Committee
Missouri Pacific
Knobnoster
Ulster Hulontee Council
Belt
Ireland
Berlin Academy of Sciences
Lawis Boks
Dudley Observatory
Doctor Koch
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Seattle Council
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
New Carenegie
United States Steel and Carnegie Pension Fund
Macao
China
Portugal
Patria
Peary Named Discoverer of Pole Retired from Navy
In a congress report Secretary Meyer proposes retiring explorer Robert E Peary as rear admiral with pay from the date of his polar discovery. Torrential rains flood France as streams rise, villages surrounded and provisioned by soldiers. Boston financier Robert E Davie vanishes at 23, with losses estimated from business dealings. Joseph Wendling convicted of murder of Alma Kellner, life sentence. Night sergeant Wilfred French shot at Cairo police HQ. Sheriff Bankston relocates to prevent unrest. Banana Anna admits swindling railroads for over 6000 in damages. Berlin to join Berlin into a larger metropolis of about 3.5 million. Navy vessels New York and Texas to be named super-dreadnoughts. EB M Heighe acquitted of manslaughter. Elbert Merida dies at ninety in Indiana. Police identify trunk body as artist Albert Calliar. A J Balfour endorses a referendum on reforms to win the Unionist vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E Peary
North Pole
George von L. Meyer
Navy
Congress
Peary
France
Boston
Robert E Davie
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
Wilfred French
Cairo
Ab Bankston
Pulaski County
Bankston
Banana Anna
New York Central Railroad
New York
Berlin
Texas
Meyer
EB. M. Heighe
Pacific, Idaho & Northern Railroad
Caldwell
Idaho
Elbert Merida
Nashville
Ind
Flynn
Wentside
Albert C. Calliar
William Lewis
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
Tartt
Eform
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michigan
Adrian
George Hoffman
Bauknecht
Muskegon Lake
Randolph Bisard
Huntley Russell
State Suffrage Association
Northern Turpentine Company
State Land Department
George Langworthy
Tonia
Kent County
Langworthy
News OF Michigan
General News
Alma Secord
Ember
Alma Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Alma
C. J. Brown
Sec
Mich
Ara Hie
Santa Claus
Robbie
Saturday Evening Post
Caple Hardware Company
G. L
G. M. Delavan
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