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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1900
Page
3
The fragmentary report from Rosalie, Wisconsin describes an accidental death investigation. Mrs Magisie Tibbets is tied to the case with unclear details and a coroner’s inquest failed to secure a verdict. The jury could not determine the cause or confirm foul play.
Wilikon Tarsyi Unming official warns pest outbreak endangers crops and commerce across the state. Officials urge rapid methods and coordinated efforts to curb spread while farmers brace for financial impact and possible yields losses.
Rew Richmond Wis Dec 22 The deputy Mosher of this place plans to push reforms next session of the Dogisintun Beutter GO We Mosher claim extravagance in state department affairs at Ald son He cites a large payroll for 1807 wages and a long list of Capitol employees including janitors policemen watchmen painters carpenters and a carpet man extra taber costs total 7800 in year one and Mosher accuses extra clerks and favored placements to keep salaries up Gov Veet Lia Follette vows scrutiny amid rising criticisms
A fragmentary item describes franchise extension work in Kaukauna. It mentions a council effort, a group of locals, and a dated fee plan, with references to ropes of work and a developing project. The text is garbled and uncertain on many specifics.
A misspelled OCR piece notes an arm loss linked to a Cornhusker event in Wisconsin with scattered names and places. It mentions Albert Hannes, Tadome, Wis ayars, and Sundnates trues, with unclear affiliations to Winnecenme and Gieree Martin. The fragmentary text references local towns, people, and a possible injury context amid a chaotic event.
An article fragment outlines construction or planning for a science hall at Ripon College with mentions of architecture details, basement levels, library integration, and department alignment. It references physics and related departments, potential fundraising or civic actions, and suggests a campus-wide emphasis on modern facilities.
A fragmented report recounts the pardon of Mrs Cherney amid a sensational trial. Names including Mirkison Wingoy St ESpeedil and others appear in garbled text alongside claims of a controversial confession and legal proceedings. The article references a prison, a man named BunQoone, and accusations involving minors. The piece cites an attorney and a dramatic revelation about a family in a town, suggesting later liberation for the subject.
A garbled OCR fragment from a Wisconsin barn scene mentions a throat condition and a person named Eugene in a city clinic context. The legible parts reference a seizure of blood, medical tones, and a vague inspection by an apothecary or nurse, with multiple unreadable phrases.
A murky report from Wadne Wisconsin describes a murder suspicion surrounding Hal Jaki Marly, linked to a fatal train track incident near Tavshoon Ried. Authorities, including coroner Tooke and Sheriff Varley, investigate a possible murder weapon and sequence of events, with an inquiry pending medical examiner findings.
Fragmentary text mentions a reformatory and a highrise scene with reforms to take place over five years. It references a fatal injury to Carl Groves and notes a 10 year old and a person named Mestative heading money. The readable phrases indicate a discussant tone about restructuring and a serious incident.
A chaotic report describes a junk dealer linked to disturbing events around a vigil at the University of Western, with mentions of counterfeit currency and police actions. It notes injuries and a broader investigation into the incident, including references to a northern city and local authorities involved.
An index of names and places details the death of a Mr. Dea Mayteah and mentions his Wisconsin connections, Minneapol, and a priest, with emphasis on rural mail service and appreciation for postal workers. It references families including Portier and Marten, and notes a shift to Chicago area prior to death. The piece blends obituary elements with local service acknowledgment.
A garbled dispatch from Madison Wisconsin and San Diego California mentions Dr Harrington Read and a Well-known person in Chicago. The piece alludes to health trips west for six weeks and references presidents, doctors, and rural life with unclear details.
Fragmentary text reports a fatal incident near Marinette where a train struck and killed a man named Teo and a boy, with further garbled lines suggesting injuries and confusion. No clear dates, organizations, or full names are recoverable from the damaged OCR.
A fragmented note describes plans to rebuild a tannery using a covered plant facility. The text mentions firms or locales like Wik, Dew Zaeupasche and Simlaumere, and references vestiges of a proposal and costs near a large sum.
A 1900s county survey notes acres sold and values in St Croix County Wisconsin. Figures show sales volume, price per acre, and trustees noting settlement activity with new settlers arriving from various regions. The report highlights ongoing land sales, frontier expansion, and local efforts to document immigration and settlement patterns.
The case of George M Moore and wife involves allegations of cruelty and deception. The plaintiff details improper conduct, emotional manipulation, and attempted marriage fraud in a sensational Ripon trial with medical and personal misdeeds highlighted by Bragg, the attorney.
A Wisconsin jury awarded the plaintiff 20400 damages after a trial against Milwaukee and Sir Pant Railway. The coroner later sought 25000 for a dusting injury to a boy, allegedly struck by a freight train near Watertown. A bystander recounts a ride where a young boy fell under wheels and suffered severe injuries.
A La Grange Wis report describes a possible line expansion by the Burlington and Quincy railroad. The proposal would connect Neillsville and Black River Falls with a northern division shop area, boosting freight flow from west central routes without increasing wages.
Seversteen Uibbed mine workers press demands in Vittston with calls for higher wages and safer conditions. Reports indicate tensions rising as officials negotiate, while workers push for stronger protections and proof of ore quality.
Ultra religious factions in London allege a vote split influenced by chance as the borough council race nears final counts. Debates focus on constitutionality and the precedent set for joint committees and city governance amid a looming election in the Catsberwl district.
Mrs Passmore of Flushing Michigan narrates a three year struggle with kidney and bladder trouble after four physicians failed. She credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring her health and urges others with similar ailments to try them, noting past physicians’ ineffectiveness and personal improvement after use.
An uneven clipping reports a medical tale of a gunshot heart wound in a young girl, followed by an unrelated advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and a note on Chinese fish-hatching methods. The text mingles medical, promotional, and curiosities with unclear provenance and many garbled phrases.
The Commissary Department orders Libby, McNeill & Libby plum pudding for U S soldiers in the Philippine Islands and China, ensuring Christmas meals plus home comforts. Descriptions note clothing shortages and wartime rentals, with odd wording about coats, gloves, and cats in the supply chain.
Article notes plans to open Indian lands to settlement near Apache Comanche Kiowa and Wichita reservations. It cites a vast tract, about three billion years of land is wrong. likely three hundred thousand years of land. Mentions Scotland Perthshire Scotquake Comrie experiencing earthquakes in the last century.
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