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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
3
A huge storm lashed Wisconsin causing widespread damage across cities including Brownsville and La Crosse. Tornado-like winds toppled trees and utility lines, with streets blocked by debris and trains delayed. Flooding damaged roads and river infrastructure, while residents assessed property losses and emergency crews restored safety.
The Losey Memorial Arch in La Crosse Wisconsin was dedicated with a civic gathering. Citizens contributed to the project as local officials and residents attended the ceremony at Oak Grove Cemetery with prayers and speeches marking Decoration Day observances.
A lengthy, unclear local notice reports the appointment of a new prison warden in Oshkosh Wisconsin. It mentions city officials and various titles, with reference to the state board and contracts but obscured names and specifics. The fragmentary text lists roles and responsibilities and hints at selection criteria emphasizing executive and vital links abilities.
La Crosse Wisconsin reports a soldier who died in the Philippines and will have his remains brought to the United States for burial. Parents seek cooperation from officials and a district in Milwaukee for final rites. The death, caused by cholera, occurred weeks ago, with the widow traveling to be near the bereaved family. Rear Admiral Wildes notified Navy officials, and inquiries continue in Washington.
A fragmentary Wisconsin notice describes a fatal shooting involving Una Linus and her husband Willhun Steins at Rollins Prairie. It notes Mrs Betas alive, Straus widow of Mir Nitche, and a disputed property case linked to the death, with references to a dog and a residence change near John vatstrenjee Hote.
George Fy Brirhwan is ordained to the ministry in Bharon Wisconsin and named rector at Old AGH. The Protestant Episcopal Church confirms his appointment and outlines expected duties and future developments in the parish.
Investigators responded after a wreck on the road near Martington Wood. Officials coordinated the dispatch of trains and awaited details from the superintendent and other authorities. The condition of a reported injured person improved, with expectations of further transport. the funeral of S. C. Busey was held in the afternoon.
Police traced the Saturday robbery at Gary Marx’s Sixth ward shop to a local youth Merman Kronenberg seen spending money. Authorities note the thief took all cash from the till and cents.
An uncertain fragment chronicles a Boer War veteran describing travel to the United States and South America for work, enlistment to avoid starvation, and subsequent prisoner experiences aboard ships and railway routes. It mentions St Helena and treatment of Boer prisoners, with vague references to dates and locations.
Mrs. Muth Stephill Whittoril of Presidens Wisconsin dies after extended suffering age above forty years as a college president and teacher. Born June 15 1820 in New York She married President Whitford Murelt in Ned She taught English and art at Milton College and was regarded as an energetic educator Funeral services held Tuesday at seven oclock
The Rev W Al M'atee noted presbyterian church leader in Masisos mourned after a violent surgical operation. The obituary recalls his long service at Danviltes Pay and connections to Port Washington. Survived by Angeline Winkle and others, with details of a difficult illness and family losses.
Fragmentary OCR reports a Wisconsin matter about a game warden and alleged seining. Details are muddled with broken place names and numbers, but reference mentions baskets and patrols, and a not guilty note amid a hot period.
A double assault near Racine county left Tolga Drow and his wife wounded and a neighbor shot. Minert, alleged attacker, fled after the midnight incident and was later reported seen crossing toward Vernon as deputies and doctors tended to the victims. The wounded couple and two others remained hospitalized with grave injuries.
The Wisconsin Givilstigning Endeavor Union gathers in Fond du Lac from June 26 to 29. The program lists scripture readings prayers devotions and reports from officers and committees. A welcome address from local churches and youth groups is planned along with a praise service and evening sessions in the church hall.
A Racine Wisconsin youth died after being struck by a moving passenger train while on the tracks during a prank. Charles Henson, 20, of 205 Third Avenue New York, was pronounced dead at St. Takes Hospital after severe injuries to both legs. He had worked as a tennis sitter for contractor Al Williams and had recently been found sleeping on the tracks, narrowly escaping disaster previously.
Special report states Joseph Minett, accused of murdering John Alulaney and his housekeeper, Alissy Louise Brown, near the Mulgi farm in Waushara County, was captured near a fair grounds by Sheriff Wain and others. He denied memory of Sunday’s events, claiming intoxication. Both victims remained in critical condition as authorities plan proceedings in nearby Raeine.
Bragg is due in du Lac Wisconsin June 3 from Washington arriving by special train. He plans to stay briefly then proceed to Hav week to assume duties as general GW. he is offered a key city post and is weighing business interests here. Reports say Larry Robbins may be considered secretary.
Appleton Wisconsin firemen threaten to strike unless they receive three 12 hour shifts per day instead of current 10 hour days. Negotiations with Neonal and Menasha units stalled with potential walkout as leaders seek paid overtime and safer staffing.
Funeral services held for S D Purdy with some 200 shopmen and many neighbors present. The article notes mourners from the Dilys Mauer and local industry, a fatal trolley collision in the north side area, and the death of a child struck by a trolley in the rain, with local officials and companies named.
A historical notice outlines a multi day annual tournament with receptions, contests, and prizes. It lists June events including a reception, opening ceremonies, parades, and various competitions across departments. The document names prize categories, qualification rules, and participant requirements, with references to hotels, transportation, and attire.
Obituary notes the death of Dr Cierra Tandin and lists surviving relatives including Johan WF Anldwine fiyldwin Kan Yo Wilf and others. Funeral arrangements reference the Unig Tivwnvont facility and local residents Manitowoc Wisconsin with services at a Gibbs ville farm and Sunday memorials in the county.
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