Michigan Supreme Court upholds governor removal power
The Michigan Supreme Court sustains the governor’s power to oust Secretary of State Jochim, Treasurer Hambitzer, and Land Commissioner Berry for neglect of duty tied to a falsified canvass on the 1803 salary amendment. Ouster verdict stands. officials to be tried in circuit court on felony and misdemeanor charges.
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Tlasaixa
Michigan Supreme Court
Jochim
Hambitzer
Berry
Col Join Atkinson
McGrath
Federal Supreme Court
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Hey. Washington Gardner
Albion
William A. French
Presque Isle
James M. Wikinson
Miasquette
Supreme Court
Michard Cahill
Garber
DEW
Ohio
Wivale
New Lie
Kesue
Meeline
Uilo Wenegan University
Delaware
Ainesplew
Alfany, SY
Uowinstey
Tere Ly
Grand Army of the Republic
Michigan
Alon College
James M. Wilkinson
Novi
Owsland
Bernie A Danker
Marquette
Willi A. Wewoeh
Laxsise
Wilkinson
Statite
Iits
James Pendeth Prank Donsdell
Balthaser Neithonds
BU Towar
J. 1F
Merritt
Ferdinand Jending
Arcadia Harbor Dredged and Local Notables Noted
Notes from many places report Arcadia harbor dredging and a dedication planned for the Monroe old falls home. Masagon leads as a toy manufacturing center as Grand Rapids hosts the national guard encampment effort and a Grand Rapids Newsboys Aid association forms.
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Enteront
Arcadia
Monroe
Bay
Masagon
Warren
M. UG. Lamport
Kenton Harbor
Oscar E. Wells
Saginaw
Lansing
Michigan
National Guard
Grand Rapids
Menomines
Honnell
Willard Sweet
Plint
Pere Marquette Railroad
Edward Fleling
Bay City
W. M. Hiller & Co
Ionia
Vred Snyder
Durr
Leaneder Simoneau Jit
Veterans Encampment Chooses Officers and Louisville Vote Interest
Michigan Grand Army of the Republic encampment elected officers with Lewis Kanitz as department commander and James M. Greenfield as junior vice commander. Delegates favored attending Louisville in 18 h and would have been instructed for Louisville if a vote occurred. Women’s Relief Corps named new officers. Next encampment set for Mount Clemens. In Kutwinaroo, Emanuel Schroenberg was shot during robbery. police fear lynching if killers are found. Michigan Christian Endeavor convention elected officers. president William H. Strong and others. Shortage allegations against Lamont postmaster lead to arrest. George W. Bannell, noted local figure, died of typhoid. University calendar net loss. only 110 statements lighter than last year.
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Owosse
Uffenne
Michigan
Rand
Army of the Republic
Vom
Malsstoner Lochren
Loulsville
Louisville
Lewis Kanitz
Mus Kegan
Herman Friesekke
Uwosse
James M. Greenfield
Flush- Eng
Oscar Palmer
Groylius
Jubn Pletcher
Piniiewells
Capt
P. Allen
Yorilanti
Women's
Helief Corps
M Imbers
Vresident
Anna M. Barney
Kalamazoo
Eilzabeth
Humphrey
Arkany Janior
Sarah M. Wiley
Oweteo
Laura C. Foote
Kahuonroo
Anna SW. Gro
Greenville
Mount Clemens
Stonewall De France Found Guilty of Forgery in Kalamazoo
Stonewall J. De France was convicted of forging a $12,900 draft payable to the First National Bank of Kalamazoo after a 15 day trial. Thirteen witnesses identified De France as Louis Forrest who passed the draft. He was sentenced to eleven years at hard labor in Jackson, with 90 days allowed for filing a bill of exceptions.
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Driven
Jackson
Samuel W. Bishop
Kerrien Voanty
Kanamazoo
Stonewall J. de France
Casadrar
First National Bank of
Kalamazoo
de France
Louis Forrest
Dr. Henderson
Chicago
Detroit
Galvin Brothers
Con W. Britt
Irons
Britt
Dr. Land
Andy Rohan
Jacob Newnan
Anderson
Hamamond
Bucks
Atdaeckson
France
Duckson
Michigan Peach Crop Ruined by Cold Wave Damage
The January or March cold wave devastated Michigan fruit belts. Buds on peach trees are thought frozen, likely cutting statewide peach output and destroying thousands of bushels. Blackberries, cherries, and strawberries also ruined.
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Metikan
Hesran Manion
Michigan
Weather and verse mingle in frosty seasonal musings
Fragmentary historical page reads like a collage of weather talk and poetry. The text riffs on winter, snow, winds, and lunar phases with stray quotes and names interwoven. It hints at seasonal longing and humorous asides about summer days, interspersed with odd dialogues and ad hoc remarks from unknown speakers.
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Charles W Newkirk
Che Tay County Savings Bank
California
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Murphy
Ket
the Veterans
Avery
Kutwinaroo
Schroenberg
Kanawaza
Emanuel Schroenberg
A. Schroenberg
Upchy
Nicholas Seaplan
Lamont
Lameroua
United States
Broteter
Lamenoux
Cinaxt Davis
George W. Bannell
Yao State House of Correction
de. Henderson
Coasualty Barty
Sava Ore
Matix
Maret
Lake Superior
St. Mary's River
Lime Gland
Ann Arbors
Anwon
University of Michigan
Waterman Gyminassiuaa
Watermas Gymnasium
Lincoln
Fuisa
Lake Michigan
Cnot Heyoton
Hall
F. J. Chenny & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney & Co
Corntessel
Peruas
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Aormanand
Nebraska
J. Francis
Burlinugton
Omaha
Neb
Dallas News
Wien
California Fig Syrup Co
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Lowell
Mite
Rita
McVicker’s Theater
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Charles Scribner’s Sons
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New York
Charles Scribner's Sons
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