Tornado Strikes Grand Rapids City Market
A tornado swept over Grand Rapids early in the morning injuring forty people and killing several. Farmers had prepared wagons of produce when the storm caused extensive damage at the city market.
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1912
Page
1
A tornado swept over Grand Rapids early in the morning injuring forty people and killing several. Farmers had prepared wagons of produce when the storm caused extensive damage at the city market.
Washington July 1 The comptroller of the currency United reported the condition of the national banks on June 1 compared with April showing gains of 71 727 824 in June and differences M18 50078 in and ont Ht AOTH In Individual deposits 20D ROBERSON Me Hired Maygood and Mian Atobwevon of Menchitey late yesterday attended at the Methodist ya scimage. The wedding was a grand surge to theatres at Tianwn one When at Whole yardone North were reared at Homeliles the ride ofng daughter of Str and Mr John ty oberon and the room Yao of Mr and Mrs Wesley tay ood They us mayl excellent youne poopie hed are ypoar with They will reside In the Renchley womenthy
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Washington July 13 Senate moves to unseat Lorimer by a 565 to 28 vote after lengthy debate. The vote ended hopes of Lorimer’s continuation in the Senate as supporters and critics clashed over his conduct and the legitimacy of the controversy. Vote followed hours of speeches and counterarguments as both sides pressed their cases before the chamber.
The report states Archbald will not be tried this summer amid impeachment proceedings. Woy Ae sate rym Wastipaton, the arwate huis Prwettowdly denied wok to try the Aude Arehtwid.
An article reports a robbery at the International Club involving a painting valued at 1000 tied to President Madero. Details are garbled but indicate a theft linked to a Mexican political figure and an investigation by authorities.
Americans showed strong performance in the Olympic events with standout marks in sprint and middle distance races. The report highlights multiple top finishes and national leadership in track and field as the Games progress.
In Asuated Pron Auntin Texas on July 13 Col RM Nytine superintendent of the Confederate Home reports a chance of recovery for Col Dick Wynne who has been ill for some time.
A damaged OCR fragment notes Charles B. Crane endorsing Governor Wilson. It references funds tied to Lac Foltette charge and an Ascoundled Press Sea Girl, with July and Charton RL Frame appearing as unclear names. The readable core indicates Crane support in a political context.
Fragmented remarks discuss Bryan potentially securing a large carriage factory with foreign investment and high quality workers. The text mentions a plan to build at least a hundred new homes within a year and notes a need for $25,000 capital earning about 10 percent. The tone implies concern over population and development strategy.
The Knights of Pts Memoris plan memorial and services at the West Bayterian church this Sunday with a morning service and cemetery event in the afternoon. All members urged to attend the central toll and a second service at 4 p.m. Public invited to attend. A.B. Wilcor and A. S. Ware are noted organizers. Dallas physician acquires stock. case of acquittal reported.
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