Montourville murder trial at Bay City court in 1800s style report
The Bay City trial of Henry Holachor for the Dane Olsen slaying unfolds with witnesses including Dunnigan Crosbie and Whittaker testifying about blood, a muddy night ride, and a buggy scene. Adjoining notes report Hon. Henry Fralick's death, Fowlerville fire damage, and various local updates across Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Holachor
Andrew Olsen
George Mead
Manger Town
Holuches
Yank Whittaker
Ger Lownship
Polson
Metaman
Holacher
Marshall Dunnigan
Jaytion Singham
Hotocher
Hotacher
Legislature Deliberates on Qoliwater School and Plank Road Bills
The Senate Judiciary Committee weighed two Crocker bills to amend and repeal the Detroit and Mt. Clemens and Detroit and Krin plank road charter, with a favorable report anticipated. House debates centered on the Qoliwater public school and Nettle Grain case. the majority report passed after protracted discussion, while liquor reform measures and public toll rights were debated and partly advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Crocker
Detroit & Mt. Clemens
Detroit & Krin Plank Road Company
Consolidated
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sellon
Gratiot Avenue
Weedward Avenue
Chairmun Marsh
House
Collwater
Nettle
Henre
Marion
A. F. Ferguson
Doremus
Miner
Richardson
Cook
Harkworth
Miller
Diekma
Clapp
Yeas
Wiggins
Vague Freight Notes From The Valley District
Fragmentary OCR shows lines about traffic on Thursday, tonnage from Foolging valley to Malamago, and a dispute over whether Tedlann rides are allowed. Mentions 1 00 a ton tren icies distret paints and an advance for others.ಕ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foolging Valley
Malamago
Tedlann
Ruben
Michigan State Items Brush Through Mixed Totals
Fragmented notes report varied figures and events across Michigan including state funding, a new period, university medical cautions, fatalities in mining accidents, personnel changes, and a murder plea.
Severa l fools reported in Plaseoula Spain and adjourned session
Unclear report mentions severe fools in Plaseoula Spain and a sine die adjournment by the state legislature. References to the President returning to Washington and other scattered notes about locations and people appear garbled and inconclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaseoula
Spain
Washington
St. Louia
War in Chit Report Details Rebellion At Piaagon
The war in Chit expands with reports of a battle at Piaagon where the rebel forces defeated the government troops. Forty killed and dozens wounded, commander Col Verazga seriously wounded. Surrender denied to Ramerinda, confiscation used, refugees shelter in railway stations, a station roofless after a strike on the building. Casualties mount as more than sixty-seven dead are recovered and about one hundred injured. Government forces pursue revolutionaries as arrests rise and passports required for travel. Labor unrest continues with coal miners threatening an eight hour day strike. one death reported from an accident at Howard City.
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Chit
Piaagon
Thole
Verazga
Rovern Ter
Ramerinda
Vita
Urrutia
Rele
Santa Marta
Teodulfinye
Motilan
Santiago
Amilal Naraja
Ovaile
Balinosda
Mutu killings in New Orleans erupt after prison riot
Violence erupts after Italian secret society Mutu suspects murder of Chief Hennessy. Crowd of about two thousand overruns Canal Street to storm the parish prison, killing eleven of the nineteen indicted for the chief’s death. Parkerson and Wickliffe appeal for calm as U.S. government and Italian authorities demand inquiries.
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Mutu
New Orleans
Hennessy
N Wuiber
Canal Street
Ark
St. Charles — Street
W. S. Parkerson
John C. Wickliffe
Parkerson
Wickilim
Pariah Prison
Manuel Pollet
Petra Monuatro
Antonia Seat Fedi
Joseph FP. Madh
Stan
Colla
Purist
United States
Wallington
Blaing
Francis T. Nichola
Louisiana
Mallon
Rome
Baroy de Fava
Washington
Lis
Convicted at Last in Michigan Murder Case
A Saginaw jury convicts William Palmer of second degree murder for killing his brother Albert after a lengthy trial. The jurors deliberated from Monday night into Tuesday morning, with 24 of 36 voting for conviction. A motion for a new trial may be filed before possible appeal to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Palmer
Albert
William Falmer
Laga
John 16
Nolan
Supreme Court
Destructive Fires Ravage Homes Across Durand and Barton
Fires Sunday afternoon destroyed the Barton dwelling at Ypavasul with near total loss. Thomas Spooner loses about 1200 in fixtures while Thomas Phillips, owner, sets capital at 5000 with half insured. In Durand, John Houston’s residence burned at 445 PM, all structure lost though most household effects saved. Total loss about 31000. fire cause unknown.
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Barton
Ypavasul
Thomas Spooner
Thomas Phillips
John Houston
Durand
Fragmented 19th century news items span verdicts and accidents
A jumble of items reports Elizabeth Adama winning $1000 against a city over defective sidewalk, a student burned by sulfuric acid in a lab incident, Oscar Barnes killed when a windmill fell, and Bar City dealer San Wolf arrested for stolen goods. It also notes local personalities, a church convention, and sensational rumors about evangelist Fleming, plus various petty legal matters and oddities from Bay City, Marshall, Coloma, and Maykęgon with scattered names and vague outcomes.
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Potdatville
Elizabeth Adama
Wee Bay Cty
J. W. Towers
S University
Ebensigat Laboratory
Oscar Barnes
Hancroft
San’ Wolf
Bar 1
Gorda
Woll Parsor Arney
Suranee Las
Arney
Charles Belcher
Marshall
Belcher
Saginaw
St Louis
St. Jomes
Alma PF
PD. Taylor
Detroit
Dar
Frank Slayton
Manith
Lin
Frank
Wwell
The Wages of Sin A Double Murder in Saginaw
Edward Rogers, a wheat town youth, argued with Hattie Moses after she filed a breach of promise warrant. He shot her in the heart, fled, and later returned, fatally wounding Moses and then dying by a self-inflicted wound. The couple were taken to Benjamin's with injuries, doctors stating the fate of the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Edward Rogers
Hattie Moses
Rogers
Elise
Init
Benjamin
Dr. Hogwrk
Millington
Pur Seals and Behring Sea Regulations Stir Debates
A summary of Treasury deliberations on reducing fur seal hunting dates in Behring Sea to curb potential extinction, with references to statutory powers and recent policy options. Also notes shutdown of the rolling mill at the Ilness Steel Company and Guatemala’s plan to establish a Hamburg-steamer line, plus local agricultural events and trade tensions among St Louis dealers. An unrelated bear hunting incident in Cheboygan ends tragically when Adam Simone accidentally shoots himself while recounting a brave act.
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Treasury Department
Behring Sea
Onder
Tip
Mtahuraiy
Marek
Ilness Steel Company
Jott
Guatemald
Coxtos Stéwinahip Company
Gaatemila Ports
Hamburg
Germany
State Board of Agriculture
Nevting
State Agricultural College
St. Louis
Rocky Mountains
Adam Simone
Cheboygan
Nnul
Inrain
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Bay City
Michigan
Henry Fratck
Ene
Montorville
Henry Frelick
Grand Rapids
Meurnou la
Henry Fralick
Mladen
Montgomery Co
Wayne
Firie
Tal
Exchange Hotel
Jostulry
Plymouth
Mich
Suslaces
Worden Furniture Company
Sotur
National City Bank
Way
Fowlerville
Livineton
Wty
Alent Sm
Opera
Express
Keveoers
Craigs
Howell
K. G. Peters
Alabama
Seventh Day Adventista
Gaile Creek
Spokane Palls
Seattle
Lena Carpenter
Tle
William J. Detwiler
Lansing
Jamie 1
Slayton
Tecumseh
Bluek
Prescott & Sons
Tawas
Ne Iulin
Nile
Earl
Knights ‘Templar
Ishpeming
Law
Wells Thun
Brighton
Battle Creek
Genesas
Miltary Board
Lamattae
Kimes Grown
Creswell
Manishs
Root City
Bia
Weasell Bros
Leroy
Lake Shore
Hoyday
Kalaimucoo
Guy. Wivans
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Heta
Evatt
Evert
Wilfred Johnson
Fulton
New York
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Ineliades
Postal
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Cottogan
King
Ravanati
Thetts
Justion
Johnson Amlikeer
Vrenters
Musblur de White
Livingeston
Luke
Sult
Lotto
Dsb
Atun
Olivet
Luisses
Tvith Barclay Mnarnlie
Thoumwa M. Wilson
Anister
Linstad Manilas
Siurlasw
Tilenla
Currie Gorman
Abi
Hilary McKoulory
Spelaeport
Fini
MRT
Hay City
C.H. Hawley Befure
Frank Bt
Lyon
Calumet
Urutouwat
Hitehoor
Alpera
Wat
Grand Rapids Plaster and Cypant Company
Colorado
Dow Company
E Naeowss
Dex Ther
Jevpeum Company
John Dawson
Mariette
State Legislature
GALT
Muskegon
G. Ajr
Combine
Hadee Committee On
Senate
Milnes
Fom Coldwater
Sven Bille
Pie Hotties
Sane Committee
Hae
Barnard
Planix Road Company
Coret Enunell
Telnir
Theowal Hes
Umut Wan
LHS
Jesult College of
Bretrait
Courea
Th Cluss
Diekema
Poreone
Quilio
Phod Bo
Eno
Thomas Durfee
Rhode Island
Michael Overmeyer
Rochester, Ind
Chicago
Elwe Loopolt
Belgia
London
Congo State
San Francisco
Syracuse
N. Y
Nashville
Tenn
Charles Deblanc
Porto Capello
Curacoa
A. V. Ric
Wisconsin
Freeport, Ml. Journal
Edwin Booth
Charles Webster
Cleveland
Memphis
Texas
Montreal
Cay
Bavnry Berkman
George Ellers
Welfenhack
Bingham
W. H. Pope
Louisville
Michael Seball
York
Schall & Dunner
Gen. & B. Fowler
Brooklgn
Moriog
Wiliam
4. A. Hops
Dayton Sakdlers
Good Hope
C. G. Butterfield
Lura
Realon
A. Minor Criswald
Texas Billings
Sheboywan Walls
Wis
Foal Gale
Yankton
D. D
Sioux City
Fella Pruesch
Virginia
Nev
Atis
Jefferson Famance Company
Howe Insurance Company
Frank Fuhr
City Brewery
Toulswilit
Bunday
Alsace
Waldstein
Athens
Aristotle
J. M. Campbell
Reel City
Montague
Mirek
Marcatet
Custer Calhoun
W. P
Tawas City
Koch
Champion Mines
George Hunting
Michael Bwoedski
Tackenu
Marriel
Hengi
iMivers
Riomet Frohman
Howard City
Troy
Michigan News
Evangelist Fleming
Peter Hanson
Jacob Rohde
Maykegon
Warty
Nohde
Pettit
Richfield
Nellie
Crown
Cerri
Athena Bere Freien
Lannie
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