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The Pentwater News
Friday, May 15, 1874

          In Shelby
          
          Sudden Death
          
          On Sunday, May 10th, about six o'clock p.m., the citizens
       of Shelby were startled by the news that a man had fallen
       dead on the railroad track, near the house of JOHN D. RANDALL.
       W. H. CHURCHILL, Esq. was sent for, and had the body removed
       into the house of Mr. RANDALL. A jury was then summoned and
       an inquest held. It found that his name was MICHAEL NOLAN, of
       Greenbush, Sheboygan Co., Wis., where his mother lives. He
       was about 35 years old. He had walked from Dalton, Muskegon
       Co., that day, in company with two young men, who stopped at
       Mr. JOHN ADAMS' to get something to eat, and this man passed
       on a short distance farther and fell dead. The jury rendered
       a verdict that MICHAEL NOLAN came to his death in the town-
       ship of Shelby, on the 10th day of May, 1874 by reason of
       spasmodic constriction of the heart. The funeral took place
       on Monday at 10 a.m.
       
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