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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1901
Page
4
A freight train wreck near North La Crusse injures three as an engine derails and blocks the tracks. Emergency crews respond while passengers and crew endure a long delay and officials investigate the cause of the collision.
Caly in Sinclair Dun’s obituary notes Akastie Wik Dor 17a died after a long illness connected to employment at the Miteheth Conwin company. He worked as an engineer on a hillside project and held a leadership role inside his nation’s workers organization.
Special mention of a Madison district court petition by Chicago creditors to save Samuel Waellen proprietor. Knellen’s departiodr store assets and liabilities are discussed with an estimated debt between 60000 and 180000, assets around 20000, and efforts to settle in Chicago. Kiellon, a Reading business man, is noted with Beloit and Kloxe0 links.
A motion on a guard ian charge led to admission of bail. Judge set hindrances over two amounts. The defendant remains in custody awaiting formal service of process for a related offense.
A garbled report mentions game wardens, fines of 100 dollars, and various names. The text references alcohol and theft in vague terms with unclear places and dates. Names like LaFever Boxers and Wike Dees appear among stray words, yielding a partial crime notice.
Fragmentary OCR text references Manat Fhoynity Abreals and names like Menasha Iboad Pecters Barrie Neenal Wis. Mentions destruction by fin and cover by ABST Ge Me WT. Vague notes about Vine Men Gieborg in Menashit 2 ROW pars.
A lengthy, partly garbled report shows a railway settling a legal dispute for twenty thousand dollars. The fragment mentions parties, authorities, and witnesses, with many unreadable names and scattered legal phrases. The action appears to concern property or rights along a route or station, culminating in a settlement agreement.
A tragic case from Wisconsin unfolds as Artie Bydynch of Hasendale and Mirenee Benton’s wedding night ends with the groom dying. Police report a sudden illness after vows, with hospital care and investigation in progress at Marinette.
A long report details the Big Welsh Festival at Hatin Wisconsin with entries from Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois. It describes festival events prizes sessions judges and scheduled addresses with Mikhael Hliguina as morning host and Davies as afternoon chair.
Fragmentary notes describe demands for a chief to resign amid unrest. Mentions of organizations and individuals emerge in unclear terms. Readers see names and places partially, with calls for accountability and leadership change.
Fragmentary OCR reports a disruption to a local gala in Wisconsin. Details are unclear but the notice references Anna Winer and a Voor ob Galas organizing group. Attendance and exact cause not stated.
A damaged snippet outlines Fond du Lac plans for a new St Marys church with elaborate furnishings and stained glass. Estimated cost ranges from 4000 to 9000 dollars, with completion expected by spring. Archbishop Kater of Milwaukee to oversee dedication at Easter time.
The report details Governor La Follette denying pardons to four applicants amid a complex case involving attempted escapes and alleged betrayal. The record cites ongoing criminal resolutions and questions of loyalty as investigations proceed.
Fragmentary notes describe a violent incident at Treat Mountain involving a mule team and a maimed companion. Names and places are garbled, but the report centers on a dangerous event at night with a failing bank and a perilous journey.
A brief local notice reports two individuals, Farber and Wivenf Spee, killed in a cold related incident near IIT. Authorities investigate conditions and identify potential factors contributing to the tragedy while noting family survivors.
A regional notice describes Aneta and surrounding areas considering a venture by a Wisconsin company. It mentions Duane Gidea and a plan to attract southern investors, with reference to a 707 Pe Werk address and a Muro suite project. The item notes local publicity efforts and a potential stock offering to fund operations in northern Wisconsin and Ashland.
A winter storm and biting wind hindered farming in Madison as many birds and fowl perished or struggled. Residents report geese and hens weighed down by ice, with several deaths and horses stalled by frozen conditions.
A severely distressed Mrs. W. Lspoeiat dies at home in a critical condition following a violent event involving Leonid. Authorities report the suspect, Taitson, is described as insane from poison exposure. An inquest examines mental state and motive as investigators piece together the sequence leading to the death.
A brief news item reports a girl nearly burned in a wire related accident at a local building site. Witnesses describe quick action by bystanders and minor injuries assessed by responders. Authorities investigate the sequence of events and safety lapses to determine responsibility.
A ruined OCR fragment mentions Berghee Bay Urness Megeeta and a hat mishap, with tangled phrases about a tainted tea and dainty fall. The readable bits suggest a shaky account or note rather than a clear event or quotation.
An incident in Appleton Wisconsin describes a dog involved in a disturbance while a child was removed from a dangerous area. The report mentions bystanders and authorities monitoring the scene as the dog accompanied people leaving.
Reported new natural gas findings near Marinette include a drilling operation yielding promising results. The site, tied to local researchers and workers, notes a significant pipe laying effort and ongoing testing as crews assess production potential.
Fragmentary probate notice outlines Lou We Dali’s will contest and Legatee Lou Yder. The case references Chicago bonds, BeedTesk 1b Blatehles, and a connection to St Wal Minn. Writings indicate a dispute over property shares and residuary bequests amid ongoing inquiries and court actions.
Appleton Wisconsin January reports a man on the Chicago and North Western line was assaulted while walking to work. He endured blows to the fingers and bruises on the forehead after being hit by two men. witnesses soon identified both attackers amid the commotion.
A fragmented report from Appleton warns of widespread grain theft affecting freight cars. Names and dates are garbled but reference to Agpietan Irretine, Appleton, and warning of criminal activity surface amid a broader rail security alert. The piece mentions possible suspects and law enforcement responses, with unclear specifics.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe buildings damaged or destroyed during unrest with unclear locations and dates, mentioning possible ethnic or militant involvement and a general scene of debris and destruction. No clear names or places could be confirmed from the readable text.
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