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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1900
Page
3
A garbled report describes Walter Wingy alias Walter something facing actions tied to Sharkl Malone and Bob, with references to Waupun and a year earlier incident. It mentions legal proceedings, a court, and a hospital, but specifics are unclear due to distorted OCR.
Four men assaulted Station Agen in a violent incident described in fragmented OCR text. A man was wounded by a red object as tensions escalated. one assailant brandished a weapon while others fled. Authorities worked to identify suspects and secure the scene.
A fragmented item mentions Hee Hy and Wie Ange with concerns about trespass and lawn destruction. References include Treasures Hive, Tatas Hive, and Wa alias locations near CBawes and Wooster. The text is garbled but implies property damage and possible legal notices.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a minister, trials, and an arrest of an individual named Vlitovbier amid mixed names. The passage references a court proceeding, a recent arrest, and potential amendments, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
A damaged OCR passage describes a lake scene with a steely dig, a shore trek, and a shiplike movement. The text mentions Cedar River, waves, and a deserted area as the only coherent markers, presenting a fragmentary, atmospheric scene without resolvable events.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a distressed scene with garbled names and dates, mentioning waiting death and illogical phrases. No coherent events, persons, or places can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rawaliv af Sanitowoy Wier of Teanf Und and Monacinhe Wie Nig 8 with references to a person named Vince Welale and a Tart Hive. It also notes a Spanthe Aerin silts in Maleecat and a St Pua Nerwes ENC, plus Prof Audepsuh described as influential in a Northwest context.
A fragmented obit notes Edward Edwards believed to be 120 at death in Ashland after a blaze. It describes his sudden illness, burial in a graveyard, and mentions his family and ties to Oshkosh. The piece references local residents and a Wisconsin context with scattered names and dates.
A strong wind and dynamite caused massive destruction in Ashlin Wisconsin. The blast destroyed lumber mills and much of the town, damaging property of We EL ilert and Midward Hines Lambe. Fire followed, with several cars damaged and passengers injured. Officials estimated losses at about two million dollars. authorities contemplate rebuilding efforts and insurance implications.
A near fatal incident in Madison area left petry pig Wilson and others narrowly escaping serious injury. Reports say a man shot at a firearm and was wounded but survived. He was treated by Surgeon Whiting and remains in hospital in stable condition.
Harry Riordan, veteran guard and captain of the Wisconsin football squad, plans to rejoin the team after a post graduate year. He will seek a comeback for his final season, adding leadership as the Badgers aim for a strong campaign next fall.
The funeral of Brot. dosopl Weld took place this afternoon in the Belwit College chapel. Speakers included De. Conege Kh. Lagi Abiong and Toseyily Collie of Uokivan, with college officials and attendees from the first class.
A Milwaukee man vanished under troubling circumstances after a work site illness was suspected to be the cause. Authorities notified the mayor and searched for the missing man, fearing possible self harm or foul play as investigators assess what happened.
A garbled Wisconsin contest report describes Mellor, prize winners, and medical terms, noting a man named Tarmee tipping from a bogey and dying after medical issues at a hospital following a fair or race incident.
Southeastern Railroad will erect several buildings including a $25,000 passenger station at Janes III. The plan lists workers and vendors and outlines construction milestones as officials announce the project.
A garbled historical report outlines an arrest tied to figures named Ango7 Adil Li toe Ten and Wis, with mentions of Mood tele, Ne aeest wae ade, and connections to Gaunt and Wyitua. It notes an investigation from a city to another, with references to Linek and Molls, and hints at a public trial or court actions involving family ties and alleged conspiracies.
Fragmentary report notes several individuals missing after a boating incident. Authorities investigate the scene while locals recall clothing found near a wagon and a foreman stating the justice system examines the case.
The report describes an alleged murder involving a man named George Triven who arrived from Shawano. He reportedly struck another Indian with a weapon, causing fatal injury. No arrests have been made, and the suspect is said to have relatives living locally.
A garbled 19th century note reports Caused by political strife and illness. Names appear as Fred Webb Higa and others, with unclear locations and dates. The text mentions apoplexy following a stroke, tied to civil unrest and various factions. Entities are partially legible, including likely places and groups, but specific facts are not clear.
A Racine firm in bankruptcy proceedings shows assets unclear and creditors seeking recovery. Official filing lists Mes B. Cghen Loiy as owner and notes a proposed settlement around 26 dollars per dollar of claim, with liabilities and assets not fully determined.
Local report from Columba Wisconsin describes a money drawer robbery at a variety store where two youths, Charles and Garmanex, confessed to taking parts of the cash. Authorities indicate the pair admitted involvement and faced steps toward processing.
A Milwaukee man named Mavtrerth reportedly fell into the Mayght cheer water while leaving a tavern area. Rescue efforts were unsuccessful and authorities investigate the circumstances of the drowning.
A brief update from Hitem village reports Dr Flagg improving after a health issue. The physician says the patient is on the mend and expects a full recovery as plans proceed for ongoing treatment and rest.
Final orders from Gen Bragg urge members of the Wisconsin and Michigan brigades to attend the United Veterans reunion in Chicago on August 27. The program includes speeches by officers, a memorial hall event, a banquet, and a marching attendance of Wisconsin and Michigan veterans. Attendance is pressed by the chairman with emphasis on unity and tribute to fallen comrades.
Reported accident near Amherst involving Ratner Halverson of Waupaca who rode a velocipede and was struck by a Wisconsin Central train returning to Wanpitene. One deceased, wife and two children noted. train backing up with red light signals observed at the scene Sunday morning.
The funeral of Professor Emerson was held at the Beloit church with services at the chapel. Born May 28, 1821, he studied at Philadelphia academy and Yale, taught at Beloit College, and traveled in Europe and the Middle East. He devoted his life to Beloit College and civic affairs, inspiring students and the community until his death.
A Sunday afternoon stabbing near Ashton Wisconsin left John Ziegler, a 12 year old boy, badly cut in the abdomen and likely to die. Charles Heichenstein a local man was arraigned for assault with intent to kill but did not plead. A group of young farmers at a local tavern alleged heated exchanges and a violent reaction by Heichenstein who allegedly drew a knife. The assailant fled toward Witthitekes after seizing a horse and was later tracked by police.
A 22 year old man, Volion, drowned while diving in Manitowoc with companions Thurston and Northwera. A prior dive failed to locate him, and his body was recovered that night. Coroner ruled accidental drowning.
A man died after being kicked by a horse in Living Valley Wisconsin. The victim lingered several hours in agony before death. The incident occurred at his home in Hed TM and involved a horse tied near the residence. Three children reside in Marshfield Wisconsin.
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