People v. Farrell
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Missaukee; Chittenden, J. John H. Farrell was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to imprisonment in the State prison at Jackson.
1Opinion of the CourtCarpenter, J.
On the 3d of June, 1903, respondent was tending bar in a hotel in the village of Stittsville, Missaukee county, in this State. He refused to sell one George Temple liquor on credit. Temple undertook to get behind the bar and help himself, and respondent drove him away by threatening to shoot him with a revolver. Temple and the other inmates of the barroom then went into an adjoining office, and respondent commenced to close the doors between the two rooms. While in this act, Temple approached, and respondent shot him. On June 9th Temple died from the effect of this wound. Respondent was tried…
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