This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
3
In Wisconsin Grand Rapids an industry note reports plans by a rail company to adopt a rigid form of operation. The move aims to set new records and finances show an expenditure of tens of millions for equipment and expansion across the year.
Lieut Louis J Van Schaick of the Fourth Infantry led a squad against about 160 insurgents retreating from Sharacun near Cavite. He charged, killed three, and fought hand to hand before rescue by his men. He was wounded twice and is hospitalized in Manila doing well. Reported as candidate for a medal of honor.
Pittsburg workers of the Switchmen's Union of North America inaugurated a citywide wage dispute seeking higher scale. Officials report broad participation except for two lines, with proposed rates including 60 cents for day foremen and conductors, 27 cents for night men, and 26 cents for day helpers and bridemen. The strike may affect Pittsburg area routes and neighboring districts as detectives monitor activity amid possible disruptions.
A passenger on the steamer Nelreland near Nantucket light ship was washed overboard as enormous waves hit the vessel. Captain and crew attempted rescue but the sea claim remains unclear with frantic efforts recorded aboard the distressed steamer.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a specimen with unknown age linked to Darya and a field in Vrdnisd Materaithy Wight. Mentions HY specimens fed by exposure to Tualon Toisese with first abeshelic pertiiius in Koray near Winery water from roabary Ty 187.
A catastrophic accident at the Linguwead works left about fifty workers injured and several dead. The aged plant engineer was hospitalized after the incident near the plant, with rescue crews still pulling bodies from the wreckage. Officials say many workers are unaccounted as fire rages beneath the collapsed structure and a safety inquiry begins.
A lavish complimentary dinner at Tor al Gell marks a strong show of support for Theodore Roosevelt, with 440 guests including prominent London and American figures. The event features cordiality between Mugland and America, a toast for Phea vell, and widespread enthusiasm reflecting proximity to royal and imperial ties.
In Sofia on November 20, four brigands allegedly sent an ultimatum to American diplomat Agent Dickinson. They demand secession by January 1 and ransom payments of 25,000 Turkish fire or 110,001 dollars, threatening to kill captives Misa Ellen M Stone and Mrs Psilka. The robbers reportedly replied to a previous offer from Mr Wickineon of 2000 Shrkish hre or 852,500 pounds, warning that offers would be withdrawn after next Saturday. The attackers are said to threaten killings of hostages if demands are not met.
In Ron River Michigan two men argued during a chopping near a tower when a weapon struck. one man, Virralla Pinhinder, lies in Amasa hospital with a skull fracture. The other suspect Heenaime Wirta is sought by authorities as the investigation continues. Wounds were severe but stable for the injured man as police pursue the alleged assailant.
A conference in Madison gathers heads of departments from Milwaukee and other institutions to discuss uniform course standards. Officials aim to align British and Italian language offerings and refine science curricula across the system for cohesive instruction.
Nov 2 reports from Colon and Panama describe a volatile standoff as Colombian and Liberal forces clash near Panama’s rail line. U.S. and British ships patrol the coast while Gen. Alban leads troops toward transit points and marines are landed to safeguard key sites.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Alfred C Vanderbilt at Fifth Avenue today. Both mother and child are reported well. Mrs Vanderbilt's mother Mrs Franels Ormand Bronth travels from Newport for the event. Mrs Vanderbilt was Miss Elsie French and wed Mr Vanderbilt at Newport in January.
In Omeba Neh a high school football mishap left a player with fatal injuries during a game against Lineal High School. Reports indicate a pileup collapsed, causing severe spinal injury. authorities and medical staff responded promptly, but the player died. Further details await official statements.
The article notes a petition presented to the president by several national organizations urging tariff reductions and mediation in Cuba policy. It references discussions on Spanish colonial issues and wartime era reactions, highlighting concerns over Cuban engagement and regulatory stance during a period of diplomatic tension.
Fragmented text describes industrial progress and social commentary, mentioning wealth, labor, and politics. References to various figures and places appear in garbled form, with hints of war avoidance and economic themes. The passage seems to mix names, locations, and events without clear structure or coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR describes Miligeey Hite involved in a kite incident at Kruasheds with mentions of Petals, Col Mumarthy, and a carted kite tail. The text references pumbists or reomposteriog roles and suggests a seabird or device linked to ivy fitting.
The latest market reports show mixed signals across dairy, butter, cheese, and pork sections with fluctuating prices, rising demand, and shifting supplies. Reports from Milwaukee and New York detail steady to slow movements, with imports weighing on Swiss products and regional cattle, grain, and feed prices factoring into overall market tone.
Ailing text describes a crew aboard a torpedo boat experience with a long sea trial. Crew including Cable and others ate a hearty meal before descent. The vessel surfaced suddenly and a witness noted wet conditions. family members and officials awaited outcomes as the crew prepared to return home.
Bluefield West Virginia November 45 eight well known mining men entered the Bocahintos Collieries on ti day were found dead. Rescue teams recovered A Hurst Bob Odway and Weazie G Well plus five others including Walter Oswley Joseph Cardwell Hob St Clair and Pree. Fire still in the mine risks explosion as water could trigger gas.
A Knoxville, Tennessee fire on Charles Street at 4:30 p.m. destroyed the Millen residence. ROSH MILLER, 25, AMELIA MILLER, 19, and NANDLEM MILLER, 16, died from burns or smoke. WIFE AND daughters suffered injuries. father survived with leg injuries. The blaze started from a kerosene stove as fire and an oil-soaked atmosphere ignited. a panic caused jumping from a second story window.
In a remote East Africa theater the British convoy faced a drawn out clash as patrols attacked by rail workers near a Cape railway line. Major Wishee was killed with three others wounded as Col. Munningtait reinforced the position and forced the enemy to retreat with prisoners.
A fragmented report outlines marriage fees across states, noting many require licenses and attorney services. It discusses witnesses, residency rules, and penalties for noncompliance, detailing how costs vary and the potential economic impact on couples seeking matrimony.
J Us on Gaul, who has accepted her appointment as member of the board of Lady Managers of the St Louis World's Fair, is noted as a distinguished member of the Gould family.
A fragment describes the kilt as a national costume worn by peers and wealthy chiefs in Scotland. It mentions peers like the Duke of Rutherkind and Duke of Argyl with families such as Lochiel and Mackintosh, noting morning and evening dress codes and a gentlemanly, adorned look with a richly jeweled dirk for dinner.
Fragmentary OCR passage describes unnamed figures and factions across a boundary with avenging kin, referencing English cousins and Canadian trained personnel. The text blends names and places in a chaotic manner, lacking a coherent event or clear attribution. No verifiable facts or dates are evident.
A garbled OCR style passage references Portugal and migration themes with unclear events. It mentions authorities, peasants, and some form of purge or social tension, but specific names, places, dates, or outcomes are not discernible. The text remains largely indecipherable and fragmentary.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.