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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
1
OCR noise describes a troubled escape attempt with scattered names and actions. The readable fragments mention Madea, We, and others in a confused sequence, with references to a ward, a wake, and possible confrontation, but specifics remain obscured.
An elderly farmer, aged around years, was burned to death near the west side after a dispute over property. The body was found near the auction site days before a sale to settle debts. local authorities are investigating.
The state Yo MM C AL convention concluded with nominations for president Pabward Layer and secretary Charles Poehler. Committees for Christian association and business affairs were formed, with members from Milwaukee Oshkosh Racine and other cities named for future congress involvement.
Appleton Wisconsin November 26 Reverend Padre Richard once of Wausau and Marinette died Sunday at his brother's home from Brights disease He served as pastor at Lourdes Catholic parish Marinette for six years and rector of St Marys at Wausau for over a decade He studied at Frieberg University and was ordained by Bishop Kaley in Chicago The funeral will be held at St Johns Church Wednesday November 28 at 10 a.m with requiem mass.
An OCR damaged passage mentions a man who did not want two wives and references tracing, a gal, and a boy named Maisie. It also names Mariette Fratball, Mastery, and WNive U4, with scattered notes on a game, watches, deli meat, and a fireburned set of stories and tests.
Fragmented reader text notes a man’s birthday, honoring a long career as a state superintendent with many friends and years of service. The garbled OCR obscures exact names and places, but signals a commemorative birthday item and a lengthy tenure.
Unclear text fragment describes a protest and a jacket case in a presidential context with garbled details. No definitive names, dates, or locations are readable to identify the event or outcome.
The readable lines reference a violent act and a disrupted sentence about a man and his wife. The fragment hints at homicide and marital infidelity, but is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to support a full report.
Fragmented text indicates a notice to send an exhibit to the Pan American Expo in Buffalo. Mentions Moni Wis New and George H Foster as organizers or participants. Describes a significant portion of pine stock and production, with references to a Pan American display and local involvement.
Ashkiel and Wik sue Moevial and others in Taall Vilas county claiming a Turge teaec deal misrepresented timber value. Plaintiffs seek 7000000 feet timber claim and blue pant Ase price of 9000 paid, asserting land would become farming after logging. Wording notes misreadings but centers on timber valuation and land use.
West Superior Wisconsin businessmen met to endorse a plan to reopen the town and restore it to its old basis. About forty merchants from most city sectors expressed support for resolutions to back the reopening while debates over gambling linger with police stance and mayoral direction.
A fragmentary OCR reading hints at a satirical piece with distorted wording. It mentions neatened fonts and a queer delusion, suggesting a peculiar editorial or literary aside. Names, places, and clear events are not legible.
Partial text mentions shooting and a named person linked to a school district, with scattered phrases about ore and names. The legible elements include references to an oldest son at a local school district and a shooting event, but details are unclear. This item reads as a damaged notice or brief about a local incident with uncertain identity.
A pardon granted after contentious trials in a Kansas City case revives debate over evidence. The convicted man, Bross, had appeals halted by a Supreme Court decision, while officials and jurors faced scrutiny about witnesses and testimony.
An unknown man attempted self harm tonight at Ashland hospital. He became incoherent after a head injury and is in critical condition. Authorities suspect the same man may be linked to the shooting of Willie Lee, an Astlander killed while deer hunting near Diva.
Fond du Lac Wisconsin November 24 ex mayor Maghan received a letter from G F Brownson a former resident reporting that Bert Trong a Fond du Lac boy was fatally shot at Cheyenne Wyoming no further details were provided he was the son of Mr Strang a long time editorial writer at a local paper
Special service notes Hankdung WisNovember 24 reveals that Valles Telephony Company secretary Urison announces a policy allowing subscribers to use service across six towns including Appleton and Cambin without entry changes. The measure broadens access across the region with no additional charges.
The Wood County Board of Supervisors approves a report from a specified committee concerning publishers bills totaling several hundred dollars. The measure, linked to election printing expenses, targets funding for newspapers and printers used by the county. The action aims to determine the liability of Wood County for party printing costs and to set guidelines for future expenditures.
An item from Sromlitay, Wis discusses a Christmas present for Stoughton, Meyer plans to present a clock to Hodson at a city hall ceremony. The event includes a 36 seat completion note and a dedication timing, with various names and dates blurred in the OCR text.
The readable portion hints at a local topic in Stoughton involving individuals and a discussion or inquiry. No clear names, organizations, dates, or definitive actions could be confirmed from the fragment.
Fragmentary text references Vinh and several unclear names in a chaotic report. No coherent events, locations, or dates emerge, making it difficult to determine the subject or outcome of the incident. The content appears garbled and lacks verifiable details.
A tumultuous discussion centers on whether farms should raise beets and how such a shift could affect price, labor, and regional markets. Officials, farmers, and state representatives weigh costs, financing, and potential guarantees as plans for future beet production are scrutinized.
The fragmentary notice reports a wedding day event with unclear names and details. It mentions milling on the eve and a property theme amid fear and wind but lacks coherent facts or identifiable individuals.
A sparse funeral record from Kwa Rivera Wisconsin notes AV Honlichaeh aged 27, a widower with a young daughter. The funeral and burial details are incomplete and surrounded by garbled lines describing the mourner turnout and a somber procession to the cemetery.
A Wisconsin article notes a shift away from saloons as more drinkers prefer home beer, with a new prescription trend reducing public saloon consumption. Brewers' association officials cite social drinking in taverns driving excess and point to a broader move toward drinking at home as responsible for lowered saloon sales.
Nov 27 special dispatch reports appointments and transfers in the Catholic diocese. Rev Christoph Krieger will move from Sherwood Calumet county to Luxembers Kewaunee county awaiting vacancy. John Hollyknveti son of Markias Holakworlit Green Bay will transfer to Buchanan Outagamie from Calumet. Aviuaer appointed chaplain at St Wrancia Xavier cathedral. Father Santer in the city as initial replacement. Father Seley arrived from Rome after completing studies for the priesthood.
Fragmentary report describes a prison cell adorned with symbols and scents as Aguinaldo’s forces attempt a retreat. Mentions Maj. Lepreh and pursuit, with unclear details and damaged OCR.
Veabiane Wie Assign tet taal Sanigtalatiers ville Wantia Reveiy Wwwef Toad received a five year sentence after an injure incident. Mrs. Rieddedart testified in court as the key witness supporting the charge.
In a fragmentary report, data reference a public health issue with mentions of smallpox absence and illness patterns. The readable lines indicate a dated location and potential deaths, but specific names, dates, and concrete actions are unclear.
Report from Ta Crosse Wisconsin describes a discovery of a mammoth cave in nearby hills. Jacob Weller and party entered the opening finding a first gallery fourteen feet high and a second similar chamber two rods longer. They spent about a half hour exploring by lantern light with only a lone rodent life seen and no mineral formations observed. The cave is to be explored further.
In Beloit Wisconsin on Sunday Albert Styers aged 31 was killed while rabbit hunting with a companion named Stout. The party claimed accidental shooting as the bullet struck Styers in the head. The body was taken to the city hall for a coroner’s inquiry.
Henry dean of Wisconsin agriculture receives letter from an intentioner requesting for teachers of gerkcalure to be sent to use Phite pines in Teeles et Merida sd oles Giligs in the republic. Downy Hrary with three farmer shadenta and al grdables of Mu college of rsrhes tote.
A violent incident at Steves Mount Biovens Pole left a worker with a broken jaw and potential permanent disfigurement. Police are investigating as a man of about 40 and two others are involved in the altercation.
A garbled report from Barahon Wisconsin notes a winter incident involving a person named Mitty Hansell and colleagues Svat Fry and others. The text references roles such as superintendent and department heads and mentions a christening by co-laborers amid unclear nautical or stadium imagery.
A Green Bay report describes counterfeiters operating in the city, noting the discovery of fake currency and the investigation by local authorities. A cashier examined one note and warned the public that anyone handling such counterfeits could face severe penalties. The piece underscores the need for vigilance amid spurious prints and outlines ongoing inquiries.
A pardon petition seeks clemency for a man condemned for murder. The document outlines alleged procedural issues and questions the fairness of the trial. Local officials and supporters cite potential errors while courts consider the request.
A farmer in Wisconsin becomes entangled in a fraudulent watch and jewelry scheme. A supposed agent delivered fake orders for watches cigars and chains totaling about six thousand dollars. The victim realizes the deception and now seeks remedy and return of goods while reflecting on the misled trust.
A Sanitarian reviews Judge Wyman’s condition noting no sudden deterioration. The report cites several coherent elements about care, water, and health status, suggesting no immediate escalation but ongoing observation of the illness and related conditions. The article reflects local medical officials’ cautious updates on the judge’s health.
A damaged read shows a fragmentary note about a group tied to crime and a trial, mentioning families, deputies, and public warnings. The illegible text references arrests, detectives, and a pursuit ending in a crime scene with unclear names and places.
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