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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR mentions a crash with a killer or fatal outcome and drums, with unclear details about publishers and a possible today event. The readable items include references to a wreck, death, and unrelated names, but specifics are obscured.
A blast at a Belmar area building injures many as debris and heat rain down. Victims, including several women and children, are carried away while emergency crews search for survivors and assess structural damage. Police cordon and electrical service disruption follow the incident.
The Epworth League gathers in Marinette for annual convention with state secretary Thompson and local clergy announcing talks by Reverend Kavard Mitehal and Bishop Joyce. Cooper of Kenorhay leads the newer Twenty Fifth Century movement while Rory Oligo from Ohio aims to deliver remarks and encourage revival work.
The garbled text references a young man and regional mentions, noting mental strain, a Pony marriage reference, and a departure from a town in the past nine years. Details are severely unclear due to OCR errors and missing context.
Fragmentary OCR yields a local notice mentioning residents and committees. Names such as Wilber, Renesha, and Watley appear with unclear roles. The text references a May event and a final note about Philadelphia Dress, but details remain garbled.
A noisy fragment describes a violent event and its aftermath with references to crowds, a location near a station, and the involvement of police and injured or dead individuals. The readable portions name entities and places but the text remains garbled and partial.
Fragmentary OCR recounts clashes, executions, and foreign intervention in China with mentions of Li Hongzhang era figures, late Qing turmoil, and Walderssee forces. The text alludes to decapitations, provisional government, and foreign fleets near Guangzhou and Peking amid rumors of suppressive actions and martial unrest.
Judge Whakar, long noted in Westmont and the Wisconsin circuit, died after a four week illness in Viroqua. The report details his career from early life in Stoughton to law practice with Ty. Rusk, his rise to the bench, a brief reference to health declines, and funeral plans across Wisconsin communities including La Crosse and Lake Shore area.
Fragmentary text mentions JLiesi and a Lee associated with a telephony firm, a matinee, and city residents reacting to staff actions. The garbled lines fail to establish clear events, dates, or names beyond scattered references to a company and local figures.
Fragmented OCR mentions Private Ghosu 118 alive and a veteran tied to Manitowod, with references to U.S. Army and Philippines units. The text is garbled but hints at a wartime personnel status and related names, pieced from an old newspaper fragment.
Beloit Water Company president Salman offered to sell the waterworks for a price not specified, stating a fair value must cover expenses. The council postponed action for one week while evaluating the proposal and potential costs, including an appraisal of $257,500.
A Polish priest aged around 70 years, long connected with the Batholle diocese of Ahreon, returned yesterday from a private pilgrimage to Rome and the Holy Land. He has been a priest for forty eight years and has faced several charges during his tenure.
Irven Bay Wisconsin records indicate the death of Googe Pitgeerald aged 101 at Glenmore Beswa county. No known relatives documented.
A late era police report details a violent arrest of four men linked to a raid near Necedah and Columbia counties. The men, described with strong physical force and weaponry, were captured after a chaotic pursuit and held for questioning. Local authorities report the incident disrupted a planned crime and several suspects remain in custody.
An individual from Watney faces federal penalties over questionable funds and fees. The document notes payments and penalties, with references to a St. Louis area entity and a broker, amid overlapping names and unclear specifics.
A scrambled OCR page yields a jumble of names, places, and terms. Key entities are unclear, with references to SNP, Reedy, Waly, CHCA G Tuber, and regional labels interwoven with stray phrases.
The note warns that loss of appetite is a key symptom of a serious illness often ignored. It links dizziness, general debility, and morning voiding issues to a deadly condition. Delays in seeking help can be fatal. do not delay.
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