16 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1902
Page
1
A hotel on the lake site burned in a blaze that destroyed the main building and all cottages. Fire crews battled the flames as residents reported heavy smoke and collapsing walls before noon. No injuries were immediately reported.
Reports of numerous horse thefts across the region. A horse and rig were seized from a Cedar Lake traveler by suspected thieves. sheriff units pursued but failed to recover all stolen animals. The West Bend area notes increased horse theft activity with multiple incidents reported over the past weekend.
Manitowoc Wisconsin July 1 Special Roba Dietrich was arraigned in district court this morning on charges he assaulted his stepson Julius Brink with a weapon. Dietrich entered the property of the Selevargenbart Soda Warner shortly after 9 p.m. intending to injure his son along with his wife. An altercation followed as Brink fled, Dietrich fired multiple shots but the revolver misfired in the doorway. Brink tried to defend himself but Dietrich fled toward the south street. The parties had a history of conflict since a previous separation. Dietrich has stated he would contest the charges. He was placed under arrest by officers aided by a patrolman.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Afadionn Wis study D4 and various names and sums including $400,000 and 70,000. References to Main, Waller, Torinio, State Senator, property, and a petition. Text is garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent event or outcome.
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of a Bragg recall and public debate over his age, leadership, and role during a historical conflict. The piece mashes place names and figures, with unclear context, but hints at reactions to Bragg and wartime leadership.
A tramp was captured after a dramatic chase near Wotwat Lake. Detected at dawn by lawman Youn He, the suspect was pursued by a posse along the Northern Western route and taken into custody after a struggle on the trail. A second figure, Dudley, witnessed the events from an adjoining ridge. The incident led to further questions about the man’s identity and possible ties to recent events.
A historical notice honors Haraleon Wee and spouse for reaching sixty years of marriage. The article chronicles long life events, community ties, and family movements from Scotland to New York, noting longevity awards and a public remembrance of their union amid era details and regional life.
Report from nearby Scott notes an incident in which Penire lu Chit of Wisconsin is struck with a hammer by neighbor Auben Brown during a confrontation. Brown is reported to be under guard as authorities hold preliminary hearings to determine charges. Early proceedings show the case awaiting further legal action.
Local teachers prepare to perform as a movement toward reevaluating teacher duties sparks debate in the city. Residents note disruptions at the Uke school while officials promise accountability and new guidelines.
In Los Angeles, doctors report there is practically no chance of recovery for Dr. Charles Kendall Asiana. The physician said the patient’s condition is critical and may deteriorate at any time. Mrs. Adams’ condition remains unstable as lines of treatment continue.
A local report from erton Wisconsin notes that despite heavy rains this season the Tobageo crop shows promise, with observers acknowledging it has not looked better this early. The reporter emphasizes cautious optimism amid unsettled growing conditions.
A large gathering in Wisconsin plans a ceremonial pow wow with tribal leaders and attendees from several reservations. Indigenous chiefs and delegates will attend, with ceremonies forming part of a broader festival. The event includes music, gifts, and traditional demonstrations, emphasizing unity and cultural celebration.
Fragmented text shows a court or legal dispute with names like Leananert and William Chase of Qeotita, plus references to disinheritance and division of property. The readable portions imply a contested will or trust and potential appeals or testimonies, with emphasis on heirs and distribution.
A group led by George Aviator de Sons and G. Avileman Brewing aims to enlarge one existing plant in La Crosse to boost capacity. John Gand, ex-John Kee Company, is the promoter along with George Zeialer and E. T. Mueller. The plan seeks to increase output and consolidate brewing operations locally.
Reports describe a rabies outbreak near Janesville with widespread dog bites and cattle loss. Officials and residents fear further incidents as several people are reported bitten and sent for Pasteur Institute testing. City leaders, including Mayor Spurling, coordinate emergency response and advisories.
A violent blaze devastated Welcome town and nearby areas destroying numerous structures. Owners report heavy losses estimated around RaU 000 with only scattered remains and a few survivors. Names of specific destroyed buildings are given among the ruins. Local authorities and workers describe widespread damage and partial evacuations.
Report describes a strike by workers at a Wisconsin facility amid claims the Garnetans refuse to pay wages. Men gathered in town ready to march, demanding back pay and threatened to enforce a boycott until checks arrive. Officials warned the protest would continue until wages are settled.
Fragmentary notes recount a Oshkosh boy in WWII service, shots fired and injuries described in a tense scene. The text mentions a distant battle, distress, and authorities examining the event while a civilian observer recalls Crete and local figures.
A garbled dispatch notes Rev Franciscus from Washington accepting a call to a Wisconsin parish at Richmond. The fragment mentions Rev Gorrell of Watertown Wisconsin and a planned Catholic university at Portland Oregon, with unclear details about assignments or events.
A chaotic early report describes a catastrophic event near Appleton and surrounding areas with widespread destruction. The text lists damaged stores and towns including North Western and Dover Creek areas, noting losses, displaced residents, and emergency concerns as investigators begin assessing the extent of the disaster.
The Manitowoc Drydock Company sells its shipyard to a Chicago firm. The deal, valued near $110,000, establishes a new corporation with $150,000 capital stock. Work to begin in November for a modern shipbuilding facility serving the Great Lakes region.
A murder mystery unfolds in McGregor Tennessee as residents report a grisly killing. Husten Willson of the cemetery is found beside a medlond track with multiple holes. A suspect named Babe Grab is accused as police investigate possible drag marks and a strike at the scene. The case remains unsettled with rumors and new leads emerging over successive days.
A chaotic report from Superior describes multiple deaths linked to a mysterious incident near the city. Officials and witnesses discuss a possible tie to a planned Fourth of July event as investigators pursue clues and try to identify the deceased.
Reported moves by Wass AWS TD Pon Horde Snaitely and Tyeniise to build a larger yacht Milspigken amid a fireben apt and Pure Aste ean Wing origin. Severo era and Terrain Klotz return from Wert Porter, N.Y., after service in China and the Philippines. Klotz notes duty during McKinley assassination period and Spanish-American War involvement.
A proposed glove factory development for Sheboygan is outlined with plans for a four story facility. The project envisions a large plant to be established locally, with construction and employment implications noted.
Fifteen workers on gravel trains in La Crosse demand raises citing long hours and unsafe conditions. City officials and gang foremen clash as talks stall. a walkout looms if no agreement is reached.
Ambiguous report from Waukon Wisconsin describes Kaukauna Light Company settlement talks with the city, a mayoral appointed committee and state line disputes. Details are unclear as the text references electric service, tower issues, and public safety while citing various local actions and unclear timelines.
Obituary notes Judge H. H. Hubbard of Onondaga County New York died in La Crosse after a long career as a jurist and public official. His career included service as postmaster and treasurer, with many years practicing law and connections to Milwaukee and West Wisconsin communities. Additional notices mention deaths of several local residents, including a prominent contractor’s son and Mrs. Maria McDonald, Beloit.
Fragmented report recounts a railroad wreck near Sheboygan on the Chicago North Western line. Names are unclear due to OCR errors, but multiple workers from Fond du Lac and nearby towns were injured and details about causation and casualties are partially readable.
Hearing postponed to September as the Episcopal Church related case proceeds. Court records show continued proceedings and delays affecting the trial date and related motions.
Congressman Toba A. Jenkins spoke in Chippewa Falls Wis about securing a federal government building. He announced promises of support and expressed confidence an appropriation would be obtained, urging the press to publicize the efforts before the meeting that night.
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