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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1901
Page
3
A bizarre tale unfolds around a seaside chapel wedding where a phantom bride and eerie spiritualists disrupt the ceremony. Locals report strange visions, a cryptic hunt for a hidden truth, and spectators fleeing as a supernatural ruse or trick prompts fear and fascination.
A Wisconsin University professor is reportedly urged to accept a Harvard position. The unusual move appears likely as the scholar contemplates the switch, with observers noting strong interest from Harvard and possible implications for Wisconsin.
A boy from Hanituwoc disrupted a public event shouting self injurious phrases. Police responded to the scene at Ladle Manltewoe, detaining the boy while witnesses described the incident. The report notes a safety alert issued and an ensuing medical evaluation for the youth.
A garbled clipping reports a lawsuit involving twenty thousand dollars in interest. The text includes scattered names and phrases but lacks coherent details. The readable parts point to a financial dispute tied to unpaid sums and a bank or financial party.
In Mailowng Wisconsin a divorce case between John Vogel and wife Cher y Vogel centered on division of property. Judges and attorneys debated motions as proceedings stalled and were not concluded, delaying the absolute divorce.
A garbled police report notes an attempted crime against youths with unclear details. The fragmentary text mentions pursuers and a vehicle, plus a suspect described as a 43-year-old male fleeing from an incident.
Partial readable text describes a fatal rail accident with a crash team response. The narrative mentions a Mr Belestiie and a physician Wades attempting resuscitation, with survivors including a granddaughter and stepfather. The article references Wise fli Central company and a wedding event amid the aftereffects.
A chaotic report details a fatal shooting at a saloon with injuries and a disordered witness account. Police inquiry names a suspect and describes the scene, including a weapon discharge, crowd reaction, and ongoing inquiries into motive and timeline.
A messy OCR fragment references a pardon request in Milwauke e Ian and a separate pardon for George Wy Tinnebec. It mentions Em ilies oor M. rahi Hawkins, a canal sighting, and a residence in Milyerniee, with unclear dates or locations.
The notice compiles several deceased individuals with scattered details. Names include Latics Mat Yi Murphy Jr and others mentioned in fragmented form, with references to prior positions and family references. the text is heavily garbled but indicates a death notices feature from a Burnet area source with partial attributions and dates implied.
Portage Wisconsin December 20 1907 The new city hall and armory, built jointly by Portage and nearby authorities, near Wisconsin Avenue and Clark streets, is nearing completion and will be dedicated January 6 1908. A grand military ball by Company PL Phe ousie and drum corps will precede opening ceremonies with a public library and city offices occupying the building. The armory measures 72 by 72 feet with a 40 by 54 feet public gallery. The project cost about $18 000.
Migieau Wisconsin December 23 Attorney General argued against petitions challenging railroad policies and business practices. The session reviewed claims by property owners and opposed actions by railroads, with contributors presenting counterpoints on the record.
A fragmentary report discusses an examination related to Dear Hunters with references to legislative procedures, local figures, and penalties. The text mentions byesigitt and an applicant, noting conditions and enforcement aspects within a political or civic process.
A 1800 verdict ruled Wy Nott, skipper of the steamer Myelyn, not liable for a drowning during a Sunday service excursion to Herik du Lac. The jury found fault with guard duties and side safety amid the Liv evening event, while Frederick Hoy drowned after stepping off the boat.
A large portion of the Latlin Rand Powder Company plant in Pleasant Prairie Wisconsin burned today. Firefighters fought the blaze to contain the spread, with some sections damaged beyond repair. The company will suspend operations for some time, affecting local production and employment.
Madison Wis December report states United States district judge Bunn denies retirement, citing ongoing service length and responsibilities. The judge, now in year thirty-three, has served twice as long as required for retirement and shows no intention to leave office. A related memo notes political figures consider possible actions in the coming weeks.
A man identified as Landrewith or a similar name was found frozen to death in Wisconsin. The report notes exposure and severe cold likely caused the death, with rescuers and local authorities beginning investigations.
The text presents a messy OCR style fragment referencing rebels, parties, and figures with disjointed phrases. It mentions tobacco and various garbled names, dates, and places making coherent details unclear, suggesting a damaged historical page with political and social hints but no clear narrative.
The Verdind Grenert Manroe Cheese firm faced court scrutiny as data banks and company records were opened for examination. Myatt, tied to a financial loss, warned of ongoing asset scrutiny and potential implications for the division of the company.
A La Crosse Aldermanal officer, Lars Ue, was injured on a defective sidewalk. The incident prompts a possible legal action against the city as officials review the unsafe condition and pursue remedies.
Rev. Henry J. Perdue of Menominee is reported to have been appointed to a Beloit church, with confirmation of his ministry noted by local observers. Details on the ceremony and exact parish not fully clear from the fragmentary text.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a crow attacks a centipede eater near a farm. Farmers and bystanders react with fear and curiosity while the bird swoops and then drops victim in a tense chase.
A garbled account describes a sea voyage incident with injured crew on a crowded dockside scene. Reporters, a New York paper, and a tense crowd witness the commotion as figures are led ashore amid confusion and muffled cries.
An elderly organist served as choir master for seventy two years in a church before death. The fragmentary text notes long tenure, final years near 209, and mentions flowers and memorials. Names and places are garbled, but center is dedicated organist and a long church career.
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