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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1907
Page
6
An unintelligible OCR fragment presents a garbled scene with foreign phrases and scattered dialogue. It lacks coherent events, clear people, organizations, dates, or places, making a factual summary impossible from readable content.
A jumbled page features a string of vivid vignettes. It includes a parrot tale with a traveling observer, a tale about a weary hob o asking for shelter, and an exploration of honesty through eye contact. Also notes an Oregon court argument stressing a cold storage case.
A testimonial claims switching from coffee to Postum cured chronic headaches nervousness and biliousness. It describes a neighbor who recovered enough to work and mend clothes after stopping coffee. The piece promotes Postum as a healthful alternative and references the Life and Health pamphlet and the Wellville book.
A compact notice from the Grand Rapids Tribune mentioning Wisconsin coverage and Grand Rapids reporting. No clear event details or named figures readable due to OCR fragment.
A sprawling, disjointed report details a fatal automobile collision that killed multiple people and injured several more. It describes chaotic scenes, emergency responses, and subsequent investigations, naming towns and institutions involved in the accident and cleanup efforts.
Fragmentary report from Pillsiones Pennsylvania describes an attempted wreck on a Pennsylvania line near the New York street express. Investigators note possible involvement by former officials and local conspirators, with rail damage and suspect bolts found at the scene. Police and investigators continue to probe the case and identify potential accomplices.
A jumble of indictments and charges includes Chaplain Jones facing grand larceny while under court martial. Other notes reference Norfolk cases, a murder accusation against editor Holwan, anarchist incidents, drownings near Chicago, a fatal flywheel accident in Youngstown, multiple injuries in a Mass freight depot incident, and the funeral plans for sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens at Aspet.
Civil ceremony preceded by religious rites took place at the embassy with U S Senator Albert de Tiewerd of Indiana and Miss Kachdy of Cileage as central figures. Attendants included families of Mrs and Mrs Anigubtret Ny arly and niece of Mrs. Marshall Sieli. The wedding was conducted under embassy oversight with Rev. Thomas G. Teel directing the service at a church nearby, followed by at-home celebrations and formal witnesses from Greens Nell and Somutor Haver plea.
Colorado Springs hosts a six day reunion for veterans of Gen W M Palmer's Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry. A special train will bring them to Colorado, with expenses paid by Gen Palmer and transport to own homes for those who miss pickups. Clarence Darrow, then counsel for William D Haywood, is noted as dismissed from service. Rich arson & Hawkins to take over. A separate report mentions a husband and wife tragedy in Owosso, Michigan, a fatal railroad crash in New Jersey, and a violent white and black confrontation in New York with many injured.
A Yangler dispatch reports Moorish troops at Casablanca have been disarmed and arms deposited at the French consulate. French cruisers continue bombardment, with heavy shelling and casualties feared among Moorish forces. Reinforcements sail from Oran to Casablanca as authorities weigh next actions.
Atlantic City Rev Edward McConnell of Absccm N D and Claude Friendship a Philadelphia real estate agent drowned off Tee's island near Briganting after a sailboat accident. Friendship was son of a Philadelphia Realty company president. Two other men survived.
Denver reports no settlement likely on the Colorado and Southern strike while grievance committees from the Denver and Rio Grande and other lines press for a two cent per hour wage rise for yardmen. Major nearby mines halt output to block mine shutdowns, and a fuel shortage hits Central City as ten leading citizens seek rail fuel shipments.
Four people died and 25 were injured in a Tuesday wreck on the Buffalo and Allegheny division of the Pennsylvania Railroad near Kelly, about 35 miles from Pittsburgh. The Titusville express, departing Titusville at 7:10 am, was sideswiped by a coal car at 11:20 am. The engine, tender, baggage and express cars plus three day coaches derailed. The deceased include Mrs. Alonzoff of Johnstown and her infant, M. By Irwin of Oakmont, the engineer, and George Cochrat of Rimesburg.
G W Delamater once Pennsylvania governor candidate and Crawford county state quartor from 1887 to 1930 shot himself in his Diamond National bank offices. Neighbors heard of grief over his father and a son’s deaths as likely triggers for the suicide. Also Venezuela to pay Belgium 2,006,000 per Hague decision, Chicago fire destroys Meyercord plant for 100000, Harvard alum Spelman dies at 80, promoter Tageart faces fraud charge, man shoots and kills self after failing courtship, test of two cent fare act debated, auto crash kills Peter Henderer.
A large Armourier Haer fertilizer plant in Jacksonville Florida was totally destroyed by a Sunday fire started by lightning. Losses were estimated at 205000 dollars and the property was fully insured.
A wartime railway dispute concludes with new laws aimed at passenger and freight rates, pending court decisions, and license adjustments. Gov Comer accepts a compromise allowing resumed service on affected lines, with the Southern rail system exempt from broader state action. The pact covers only state lines and preserves higher courts’ forthcoming rulings.
About 200 operators at Western Union in Chicago walked out without orders from union leaders. The walkout followed a Los Angeles strike and began when a manager required handling messages from Los Angeles. Postal personnel unaffected so far.
Paris dispatches report a local administrator in Rabat openly preaching a holy war amid rising anti foreign sentiment. A fanatic priest Maclanin leads followers along the Littoral inflaming tensions. Fez advisers fear for the sultan’s gravity.
A column blends horticultural notes with a domestic luncheon plan. It discusses grafting methods and plant care for rose varieties, then shifts to recipes and table ideas including cucumber sandwiches, celery salad, and pineapple cuts. It mentions water quality, soil, and general garden upkeep alongside practical kitchen preparations.
A quirky recipe fragment lists ingredients for potato biscuits and a quick bake method. It mentions uns of font, baking powder, salt, and milk to moisten the dough, shaping rounds and baking twenty minutes. Contains stray misspellings and decorative notes about serving with soup.
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