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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1907
Page
6
Fragments from a Grand Rapids Tribune page mix long historical notes with garbled OCR. Readable items reference US history subjects, figures from the era of independence, and scattered mentions of ships, statutes, and dates, interspersed with misspellings and stray names.
A sprawling textual dispute alleges a powder company and affiliates engaged in unlawful restraint of trade and attempted monopolistic control. The complaint seeks injunctions, damages, and corrective orders under federal antitrust law, naming multiple defendants and outlining alleged conduct across distribution and market control.
A chaotic jumble of notes reports vacancies, contested appointments, and political upheaval. It covers Schmitz filling posts amid mayoral turmoil, references to San Francisco and Washington figures, and mentions of other civic events and figures.
The jury acquitted Haywood of conspiring with the Miners Union. The proceedings reveal tensions and contested testimony regarding the murder case tied to Gov Brunk Blounenberk and Orchard, with the court releasing several defendants and binding over others for further action.
A coroner returned a verdict of death by own action in the case involving Miss Matthews. The inquiry examined the drowning death of Takuurst Stattlicas and noted no external cause. The inquest revealed the accused faced issues tied to appearance at an incident court session and expected to testify.
Erie Canal arches fail as an entire bed shifts at Onondaga Creek. Canal boats plummet into the creek, threatening Empire flouring mill and local breweries. Several arrestees and residents narrowly escape drowning amid flood danger and martial activity in Belfast.
Washington reports train accidents during the three months ending March 31 show shockingly high fatalities and injuries across the United States. Accidents killed 126 passengers and 28 others on duty, with total deaths and injuries lower than the prior quarter, while $596,110 in damages to cars engines and roads were recorded.
Ohio Republicans vote 16 to 0 to endorse William Howard Taft for the Republican nomination. The resolution condemns the removal of Messrs Foraker and Disi from public life while Foraker backers push to split the stance. The action aims for unanimity despite earlier division within the committee.
Governor Johnson conferred with advisers and dispatched three personal representatives to assess conditions and determine if state troops should be used. He cites convincing reports prompting action and notes Adjutant General Wood returned from Camp Lake View. Dock workers vote to end strike after gains debated with railroad firms.
Lutte Mont George Tower, 22, detained for complicity in the North Coast Limited robbery on the Northern Pacific May 7 and the engineer Clow murder. He says three men led by Gordon and Dutch did the actual deed, withTower hosting them at a local lodging house. He recalls Gordon threatening to kill him if he betrayed them. Tower’s parents live in Galesburg.
Nelson Nisiest of Columbia, Vermont, a member of a prominent local family, was arrested Thursday morning for robbing mails at the Columbia post office. Prosecutors say money and stamps valued at several dollars disappeared over the past year. Postmaster Hughes was relieved from duty by presidential order.
A fresh crime in the First avenue area yields the third strangling victim, an eight year old girl named Kate Pritgebier, whose body was found with a ribbon around the throat. Magill and his wife Faye Magill indicted for murder in a separate case. Also reports of Turkish troops slaughtering Greeks, a Kansas tornado, a severe Michigan hailstorm, and other dispatches from across the country.
A dense, recipe rich excerpt outlines meat links with a dated style, plus instructions for frying meats, preferred seafood and egg dishes, and side items. It includes directions for baked or fried meats, boiled vegetables, shredded cheese, and a variety of desserts like green tomato preserve and maple confections. The piece reflects a home cooking tone with steps, measurements, and practical tips for preparing a weekend meal. Entities include Lamb Shoulder, Florentine Eggs, and Maple Confections, alongside general references to kitchen tools and methods.
The article discusses Peruna as a herbal remedy for chronic catarrh, asserting it blends seven medical schools and modern pharmacy expertise. It claims broad applicability across nose lungs stomach and others, notes widespread use and past failures with other remedies, and promotes direct home distribution at minimal cost with uniform ingredients.
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