30 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1902
Page
1
A severe railroad wreck disrupted northbound traffic for hours after debris blocked the line. Dozens of cars derailed and injuries were reported as a wheel flange failure caused a braking incident.
Madison Wis July 20 The five hail or contol holds regular fifteenth meetings next week with actions at Delavan and at Madison. A state official will likely be appointed warden of the state prison at Delavan and the decision may be postponed until after further discussion. The superintendent and police officials are involved in the process, with the selection expected to be finalized at the next meeting or later.
The document records annual expenditures for the year in Murdhvay Wisconsin. It lists general operating accounts with totals around 1 8T S.GG and highlights payments for employee salaries fuel and special appropriations. Executive expenses total 307 007.UB with various departmental charges and allocations.
In Uda county Wisconsin a circuit court decision favored Willa Ly heop against the city of Racine. The suit claimed failure to receive proper assessment notices for the dock project on the Waibling river. The judge ordered the city to pay $14,000 to the contractor who built the docks.
An accident spree hit Racine Wisconsin yesterday with several injuries. Peter Cluistianson nine fell from a barn loft and may not recover. Harry Bammann was knocked from a horse and is unconscious. Goit Wath, 19, thrown from a bicycle with multiple fractures and internal injuries. Jovy Herton suffered jaw fractures from a kick.
In a contested case titled Beshtige Company versus MH O Tatt, witnesses were due to be examined as the trial proceeds. Key figures Stephenson, Staphonsot, and others were mentioned amid scheduling issues and absent parties.
A poacher labeled W458 escaped while a fighterman wounded guard Schultz but remains at large. The report notes no capture yet as authorities pursue the suspect and review details of the prior confrontation.
A severe storm swept Plainfield Wisconsin on the 26th with intense lightning and heavy rain. Tornadic activity reportedly preceded the wind and hail as the storm damaged trees and structures nearby.
The Methodist Conference will be held in this city September at Vater. It will include over SOU ministers from different districts and countries. Programs mention worship, sessions led by Dr. WwerL and other figures, with services, prayers, and anniversary events.
Detained suspect after Wisconsin incident as authorities describe a rash of violent events. Giperna stated the arrest follows a spree affecting several neighborhoods with ongoing investigations and possible links to other cases.
A garbled OCR passage references Commander Agen, assistants, and various figures across West Superior and Wisetatan regions. It mentions departments, judges, veterans, and districts in a chaotic list, with scattered names and places. The readable fragments imply administrative or military appointment chatter without clear events or outcomes.
A strange new island emerged in Lake Michigan near Kenosha, described as a 70 foot diameter patch central to a flurry of speculation. Scientists and residents alike report hollowed rock and a possible long lasting feature, with local observers noting bird life and a promising view from shore.
Fragmentary notes describe Miss Ely from Evanston leaving Whey and tracing to a riverside area near a hotel. Disappearance follows a scene with cardboard pieces and a possible weapon mention. Police inquiries focus on her last known movements and nearby bystanders.
The readable text describes a fire incident affecting a location near a line and involving a horse and a goat. It mentions occupants and a building in distress with partial references to names and places, though many words are garbled. The fragment hints at loss and disruption to a crew or residents.
An unclear report describes a dramatic event linked to a person named Sporiguee and a bale suit. Details are fragmented but indicate a lightning incident affecting a crew, with references to a leader and injuries or hazardous conditions.
Fragmented report describes a local dispute over an ore disposal sale in Eau Claire Wisconsin. It mentions toughs, fees, and a sheriff like figure amid unclear names and details.
The victim remains nearly blind after a carbalie acid exposure. Cena Wika, treated by Dr. Sehauider of Milwaukee, continues medical care and is undergoing ongoing treatment following the incident during a visit.
A Wisconsin town, Menomonie, endures a wild storm with strong winds and heavy rain. Crews report downed trees and scattered debris, with power interruptions affecting hundreds as forecasts warn of continued unsettled weather into the week. Local officials urge caution while residents assess damage and motorists stay alert for hazardous road conditions.
A series of barn fires near Plymough Wisconsin on July 1 1890 killed a woman and destroyed four barns within a mile radius. Joseph Carter and Harter and a boy were injured or killed by electrical fire while tending stock. Others suffered minor injuries as flames leveled Ed Curtis and Robert Water properties and many outbuildings. Firefighters faced a multi barn disaster with several structures burned.
Mad dogs have ravaged Muarkesun and nearby areas. ACouple Livi and Nye miles south were attacked and shot by a dog. The dog responsible for the bites was killed on the spot. The injured pair sought Pratone treatment preparations.
Wis July 24 The Tass ton family most of whom reside in London were separated for forty years by the Civil War. Father enlisted in the Forty-third Ohio Volunteer Infantry and was reported dead until Wednesday when found in a military hospital. Major George Thurston Elizabeth his wife and others are noted in the Braddock Republican publication.
Marinette Wisconsin indicates the city will likely purchase its waterworks system. The franchise expires in a year and the city will take immediate possession of the plant. Applicants will be named to fix the valuation, with over $20,000 expected in access revenue.
A lightning strike near Fort Waillington Wisconsin destroyed Sik North Tee Company ice houses early today. Five houses burned under one roof, with losses estimated around 1 000 dollars as the fire department struggled to control the blaze.
July 25 Appleton Wil residents announce plans to contest assessments on river power structures. The dispute centers on who owns and profits from Water power along the Fox River and related holdings. Officials indicate valuation changes and forthcoming hearings to determine proper tax and power rates.
Wednesday evening a reported second hold up occurred in Saxon near Ashland as three men with revolvers robbed a bar and fled. Brooks and Keak Lanier performed music at Wartsen while police pursued the suspects in a tense, ongoing investigation of the area.
In Annesvius Wisconsin on July 23 a North-We rail official states the Copipatiss order does not force 20 Janesville families to move to Fond du Lac The order only requires railroad men to select a division where they will reside according to Ma Winiten the claim.
A group of fourteen travelers near Hyve, including eight ladies, faced a severe gale at Merleys Point. Their launch failed to arrive before 11, leaving passengers drenched and exhausted. Rescued by a nearby shelter ten miles away, they suffered skin exposure and heavy rain damage until arrival in the city. The incident stirred concern among Shakespeare Club members aboard.
A historic Prairie du Chien site at Fort Crawford is eyed for a large public institution. Proponents, including leading capitalists, plan a purchase and substantial $100,000 investment to expand facilities and park space, with plans tied to national military and civic history.
An elderly couple celebrated a long marriage at their Washington Street home with a double party for family and friends. The Wrights, 88 and 90 plus relatives, traced ties to Oshkosh and Stockdale Antians, with Rev. Cus Alarsh officiating at the 1818 ceremony.
A Racine woman aged about 75 years eludes Walworth County officers before returning to Racine. Margaret Danielyog fled to avoid a county pension hearing, then wrote a letter to her son and sought to rejoin family. Authorities pursued but she left the area, with unclear details about her plan or destination.
Fragmented OCR notes describe large areas near Tomahawk laid out in fans with mentions of land and improvidence. References to wages, machinery, and local activity appear garbled. The text includes terms like Tomahawk, Wisconsin, land, and various uncertain phrases.
The case stems from a fatal incident near Davenport where an administrator was named to manage the estate of the deceased. Legal action seeks damages against Diamond and others as the plaintiffs awaitFurther proceedings indicate a likely lengthy battle with major points yet to be established.
A man accidentally drank a toxic mixture thinking it was beer. He became severely ill as the acid-like substance affected his throat and digestive tract. Investigators weigh whether the injuries will be fatal or reversible.
A garbled 19th century style notice reports a change in assessment for properties of the Water Works Company, the Building Company, and the Gas Company in Manitoway Washington. It mentions review requests by district officials and attorneys, referencing tax, depreciation, and apportionment among various entities within the district, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
A man was fatally struck by an eastbound train near the city last night with the body found around 1:00 am. A ticker from Waluty to Chicago and an envelope were located in a dresser, containing unclear text and the phrase My lonte, later interpreted as a possible clue.
In West Superior on July 24 the 100,000 Club discussed coordinating with Duluth to press for a naval training station at the lakes. The proposal aims to use private land near the bay opposite Superior, near Minnesota Point, to ease access from both cities.
A woman in Cradge Wisconsin reportedly fell eighteen feet into a well and remained unconscious for several moments before help arrived. Rescuers lowered ropes to pull her to safety as medics assessed her condition.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, making a reliable summary impossible. It references La Crosse Wisconsin and a date but lacks coherent facts or names to establish a definite item.
A garbled notice reports Addison Patterson of Evansville dying in the morning after work in a hayfield. Faint fragments mention Baraboo, Livie, and Meader Mente Colleges, with unclear references to dates and locations. The text is heavily OCR corrupted, but the key fact is a death in the Evansville region.
A testy incident at Klautfer ends with the steel shop building cleared and no injuries reported. The fire began during disturbances that targeted several blocks nearby. The involved property value is estimated around $200.
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