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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1900
Page
3
A sweeping report details a devastating assault with shells and machetes in a Chinese port city. The strike, attributed to unidentified forces, results in many deaths and widespread destruction, drawing calls for a unified international response from major powers.
Fragmented wireless notes report General MacArthur announcing new leadership shifts in Manila and Liwan. Messages describe soldiers and ships, including battalions bound for Plas and a Cowen division convoy moving from Manila. The dispatches mention losses, burials, and river actions along the Nagin and Ethel sectors with multiple units deployed or diverted.
Fragmentary notes reference individuals including Tron Monoain Meh and Billy chub Tate Hees with unclear roles. July date hints at a local event or notice, but details are obscured leaving uncertain outcomes or affiliations.
A district court ruled in favor of the wife in a contentious divorce case. The proceedings referenced property, support, and timeline details, with the judge ordering payment and outlining forthcoming steps in the custody arrangement.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses affiliations and endorsements in a state political context. It mentions motions, withdrawals, and vetoes related to party activities and a debate over endorsement status. The text references a gubernatorial or legislative setting and a series of procedural actions within a party.
A fragmentary report outlines a meeting involving Chief Soustar and Wisconsin governance figures. The text references debates over state actions, public meetings, and possible legal or disciplinary steps tied to corporate or institutional entities. Names and precise details are obscured in the OCR, but it notes a session about institutional oversight and upcoming traditional events.
Fragmentary text describes a fatal incident and partial details of a local event. Names and places are garbled, but mentions a death and a routine incident with references to teams and a date marker. The readable bits imply a brief crime or accident note with minimal context.
A distraught report describes a woman narrowly avoiding death on a steep slope near a railing. She slid and sustained injuries before passing the dangerous area, with bystanders rushing to assist and summon aid.
A damaged OCR read mentions Bertie Wredericky and others in a disputed patent case. It references Lake Winnebago area and a verdict dated the 28th, with phrases about walking, guarding, and an engineer witness. The text is garbled but centers on a legal decision and involved individuals.
A disrupted OCR fragment from West Bend Wisconsin describes a late night robbery at a depot. References to Adulph Wombly and a station watch are noted, with unclear details about suspects and the West Bend Lumber Company. The text is garbled and partial.
Miss Anne M Hawley librarian at Kenosha Public Library died after surgery at a local hospital in Kenosha Wisconsin. She had served as an assistant to the Gilbert family and was active in community life. Her funeral arrangements are announced by St Mathews parish.
An OCR fragment recounts travel and sport notes across North American locales with scattered proper nouns and dates. The text mentions Maria, various places, and events including a school or town pageant and a weaponized tone about a tragedy near Howie Wave Sel.
A garbled OCR passage reports a crime with numerous misspellings and broken names. Key entities are unreadable, making it hard to identify the victim, suspects, or location beyond fragmented references to a crime scene and authorities.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a fast train near Chie stonrad at Victory where rusted rails caused a derailment. An engineer observed falling boulders and alerted others, preventing greater harm as the engine struck debris but survived without broader tragedy.
A man named Donal Catteron near the city was badly injured by a horse while attempting to bridle a newly created bronco. He was kicked and fell, with witnesses noting his condition as serious and the incident prompting concern for his recovery.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a man in Shehosgan Wisconsin on July 2 attempting self harm by severing his head with a non sharp blade, with unclear local names and surrounding details due to damaged text. Police and medical responders are referenced in scattered phrases.
A partly legible 20th century notice outlines proposed mail delivery changes in Wisconsin and nearby states. It mentions routes serving Baraboo and Beloit areas, with population estimates around 2000 to 3000 and distances of about twenty to thirty miles. The plan names several local officials and areas such as Ansel Washington DL and Brodhead Green County.
A garbled passage mentions Wis and Wes with a towarding idea and a distant figure, referencing a prose firm and a retold narrative. Names are unclear and entities are partially illegible, leaving the main events and actors difficult to identify.
A fragmented report notes a fine pearl found by local traders near a matte vat. The item’s value and ownership dispute are unclear as the fragmentary text omits key names and dates.
A fragmented report notes burglars blew open a safe at Washburn. The article mentions untidy details about loot and suspects, with garbled text indicating local context and a file reference to a prior theft. It references a weeklong timeline and a distant event related to the Spanish War veto.
A garbled report assigns blame to Traenmen and two others in a contested incident during an excursion line. Names, places, and precise actions are unreadable, leaving the core accusation and involved entities unclear.
A fragment from Pond du Tar Wisconsin describes light rain moving into a period of steady rain that slows harvests. It notes hay stacks and fields dampened, with some local disruption to pasture and straw transport as farmers assess crop readiness and grazing conditions.
In Rapids Wisconsin on July 2 1900 funeral notices speak of the sudden death of Mr Hathaway a longtime hotel proprietor once a pilot and civic figure in Merrill to Prairie de Chien area friends and family describe his life and wish to die quickly as he collapsed at the Wittes hotel and his widow and son Orrin survive with others in the community.
Fragments describe the death of Michael A J Thusgey of Milwaukee who was aged three and a half, employed by a telephony company, after a horse drawn vehicle collided near Oshkosh. The report notes a months long residence there and vague details of the accident.
Fond du Lac Wisconsin July 2 The condition of the patients injured in the railroad wreck is reported slowly improving. At St. Augustine Hospital doctors say several are gaining strength while others remain under careful observation. Family members visit the patients as staff continue to tend to their needs and assess further treatment plans.
A reader report describes a theft at a Fond du Lac area farm where all savings were stolen. The tale references a rain delayed scene and several local figures, including Mrs. Lest and Mes. Keohefueds, with mentions of a public gathering and a tense walk toward the hall as community activity continues amid the loss.
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