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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1900
Page
3
A fragmented census note reports counts for Wisconsin workers close to two thousand or five after a typographical distortion. It mentions vivace tone and years, with unclear specifics but points to demographic tally results.
A disorderly woman prowled in front of J Phaupson on Metall Street, peering through windows then attacked Tesuik Thompson and neighbor Tanes W Dadley as Thompson attempted to assist. Onlookers restrained her and police arrived to control the scene. The incident prompted inquiries into her conduct and potential lodging.
In spring a new town plat is proposed along a fifteen mile stretch from Kingsley to Honey Prairie extending a waterpower site on the Escanaba river. The plan includes a mill, pulp works, a tannery, and a road to Leeu...
A garbled report shows managers including Nilisat and Thomes discussing items at a state meeting. Mentions of West, Tas, and Porim Matis Th onga appear in unclear context with references to dates and venues, plus a band meeting and related social details.
Midland Electric is contracted to manage freight operations. The report mentions personnel shifts, neutral stations, and planned visits, detailing tentative routes and facilities involved in the logistics. Data about specific dates, places, and names is unclear in the fragment, but the piece centers on an electric company coordinating freight tasks and associated travel.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled piece about prisoners and ideologies with scattered proper nouns and quotation marks. It mentions names such as Wie and Mebienagl, references to States and a Toaster, and hints at a discussion of beliefs or rhetoric without clear narrative.
In Tomahawk Wisconsin evidence shows workers near completion on a grading project tied to street and town improvements. The description notes the team has advanced through several stages and anticipates final alignment this winter, with officials reporting steady progress and nearby court activity noted.
A woman dies from severe injuries after a house fire caused by an oil lamp. Neighbors report chaotic evacuation as the blaze spread through the dwelling, with bystanders aiding in attempts to rescue the injured. Authorities investigate the circumstances and possible ignition source.
The scene at Beaver Can's Motor's cathedral is described as a major draw for Protestants in the region, with locals keenly watching the dedication. Authorities note the ceremony is a significant test of public sentiment and regional influence, comparing it to newer urban landmarks.
A church in a Milwaukee area city was dedicated this morning after its rear section was moved to complete a new edifice. The project, valued over $25,000, saw Rev. Ageh Mehop F. Watuer of Sullivan conduct the dedication with papal rites. Attending priests numbered about thirty, including Rev. Anthony Beeker of St Anthony's Milwaukee, with a ceremony featuring benedictions and prayers.
Manfivon Wisconsin officials decide to pardon Mrs ogepling Cheruess amid a complex custody dispute. The action relates to protecting parental rights and concerns about the family following the incident. The decision follows arguments about the welfare of the children and the involvement of local authorities. The record notes a state process and a court schedule set for further review at a future date.
Fragmented OCR text shows a disputed filing with references to state printing costs and various disjointed phrases. The readable content hints at a formal report submission, unclear author identifiers, and sections possibly tied to government commissions and local administrative notes.
A deranged woman, described as demented, disrupted a Catholic church service near Mil syikee, dragging a man into the aisle and tearing at candles and altar items. Witnesses say she wandered from Marsifelll to Vaneter, was observed in a dazed state, and later reportedly inflicted injuries on herself as neighbors restrained her before police arrived.
Fond du Lac experiences population pressures as growth outpaces housing supply. Central shops and new arrivals strain lodging with hotels and possible apartments filling slowly. Real estate officials estimate about 17 000 residents and note a need for more homes to accommodate newcomers.
Chief of Police Edward Seliemnacher says Mayor Higgins asked him to help investigate charges that officers received part of funds paid by a tavern keeper to Officer Frank Basinger. Officials debated resignations as inquiry expanded amid calls for full investigation and city scrutiny.
A Sunday morning fire at Theodor Zschuysche & Syus tannery near the Chicago and North Western depot in Sheboygan, Wis., consumed the interior and threatened nearby industries. The blaze caused about $200,000 in losses with extensive damage to the Mattoon and Mhoenis tannery and related facilities. Firefighters fought the flames for hours. rebuilding prospects remained uncertain.
Dispatches report plans to construct iron bridges in Wisconsin to replace a damaged span. Two train loads of material and workers are deployed, one delivering steel components to Hyts Bridge and another to Clinton Bridge, as repairs proceed under SEMURAL aid.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a land purchase in Idaho involving a government group accused of wrongdoing. The text references acres of land near a railroad forest reserve and a planned track or utility project next year, with unclear names and parties.
Mrs J F Widston, a resident of Green Rix Wisconsin, died from burns sustained in a fire. She leaves behind a husband and two children. The report notes the victim suffered severe injuries and the tragedy occurred on a December day as investigators examine the scene.
A Saturday night fire in Tomahawk near Merril, Wisconsin, gutted two businesses and caused heavy losses. Fire officials estimated damage around 50 dollars and could not confirm the cause. The blaze lit up the night as crews fought the flames, with nearby towns alert for possible spread. The wreckage included machinery and structural damage to the buildings. Suspicions pointed to a possible accidental source. No injuries were reported at the scene.
ilness of Tilled Statvettore TF Janes worsens with typhoid fever. Local authorities report death of elderly resident. funeral arrangements and burial details noted. Remains transported to Arlington National Cemetery, later moved to Racing cemetery with assistance from Contrerismian Comper for reinterment.
A man known as Tiddie Pyecinin in Green Bay dies by his own hand, triggering a large funeral with about 600 attendees from diverse walks of life. The message found before the act and the ensuing tributes highlight his popularity and impact on locals. Interment will occur in Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Marinette, Wis and Menominee, Mich vie for leadership in population as the twin cities near the border push ahead. By 1900 both cities, nearly a single urban area, show population gaps and mill closures affecting growth. The combined metro stands near 2,000 residents, with Milwaukee and Superior the only Wisconsin cities surpassing them. A second item reports Joseph Madigan stabbed near Paggett Michigan as two Poles attempt to kill him. he survives, attackers flee.
The affairs of Moore & Kelley proprietors of the Modern State trades were placed under a receiver. The appointment was made by a court, with a receiver to manage the business. Readable portions indicate the La Crosse area involvement and formal bankruptcy proceedings.
A garbled early 1900s style clipping reports D F Jones recovering while a district attorney wagers on typhoid and notes on sports figures and local names. The fragmentary text mentions Spurte Sprrinl and Shevlin waline with unclear context and no coherent events.
A fire destroyed an acetylene plant at Valsts with New Tusuranere. two workers identified as Mighiynn Wik and Dee, aged 17, were among the injured. Authorities say the blaze started Saturday afternoon, with about 2200 reported damage and a separate vehicle incident near Sage dusky on the same day.
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