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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
1
A freight engine derailment caused a passenger train wreck with several cars derailed and workers pulling survivors from the wreckage. Engineer Roberts aided bystanders as passengers were helped from twisted coaches. A number of injuries were reported and the wreck prompted an investigation into the cause and actions of crew and officials.
An event at Plymouth featured Faller marrying Chester Hwer of Shehoxyenn with families Hallie Me Patter and Chester Bayer Hosa as attendants. The festivities included guests, a reception, and a later procession toward the Matissie wave.
Fragmentary obituary notes a funeral for Colonel IV Mynn with services conducted at a hospital or city facility. The events mention burial arrangements and a procession, with references to a final resting place and local official participation.
An elderly woman is reported to have died by her own action. The terse notice notes the event occurred in Wisconsin and mentions local responders and officials, with limited readable details from the damaged text.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a biennial convention with numerous personal names and affiliations, mentioning dignitaries and committee appointments, but the legible facts are sparse. The readable fragments describe a gathering in Wisconsin, awards, and various representatives, though many proper nouns are garbled.
The report details a high profile false imprisonment case linked to a wedding in Sty Petut, with witnesses and attendees from Milwaukee and Madison. The proceedings reference court actions, a jail term potential, and a jury trial, naming several individuals and local officials connected to the event.
The forecast expects continued dry spell and warm spell that will affect dairy interests and farming operations. Officials warn that extended dry weather could reduce pastures and milk yields while urging water conservation measures.
A fisher, sailing from Port We Gal, drowned after a mishap near the fishing bay in South Hens. His wife, left with a small child, mourns his loss as authorities report the incident and potential voyage costs.
A garbled OCR item references Iowa and Wisconsin routes near the Voit River and various places. It mentions a person named in a disrupted line and a drowning or rescue incident near a street, with unclear dates and locations due to text corruption.
Peter Martin of Wankitina Wisconsin died after a long illness. The report lists surviving relatives including seven children and several grandchildren, noting ties to Appleton Beloit and Maple regions. The obituary references family members in Appleton Saint Paul and Neamt with various spellings and locations, reflecting the era’s newspaper style.
Fragmented OCR lists names and titles for a Milwaukee based grand lodge or fraternal group. It mentions grand master Ham, grand secretary Deavid Adley, and various district or state officers including representatives to the Sovereign Grand Vere with scattered references to Milwaukee Lancaster Viroqua and Jackson Bilbo Viroqua.
Raving College reports a strong year with a 25 percent increase in pupils, higher funding from the Martins charity, and prospects for the next year. Notable attendees include Luther Paret and Artie Piers, while a $5000 gift from HobttisanSupport is noted for humane efforts.
Railroad incident near Second and Aronke streets causes derailment on a north bound line. Conductor Eugene Dison and Engineer HM with Charles Anderson assisted by staff respond to a wagon and coach derailment, with injuries and a temporary obstruction. Official inquiry blames improper switch maintenance and excessive speed for the collision.
A state convention held yesterday drew delegates from numerous communities including Le Wist Cou seerational chiwveh closet. Notable attendees listed include Rev. Catwatder and Rev. Dr. Catton along with a wide array of priests and lay leaders, signaling strong regional involvement and ongoing church activity.
In Galesville last night Sam Mianipaeti, an enumerator, confronted a group of horse traders after a dispute over draft horses. He seized a shotgun, pursued the traders, and was talked down in the city. The kicking horse remained with the traders, sold off, and the incident sparked tense exchanges across town.
A garbled OCR item details an incident with a vehicle collision and injuries. Names and places are obscured but imply a crash near a roadway, a broken jaw, and medical actions. The readable fragments reference a patient treated, and doctors noting injuries from an edge collision.
The Mississinpi river shows its lowest point in years this morning, hampering several operations along the coast. Workers at Hart bowls and the Habwiry estates report reduced activity, with only one sawmill, Tara Coben Limiber, remaining in operation as logs dwindle and tides rise.
Miss Anna Hickiseh, a La Crosse girl, is featured as a standout performer with a musical and dramatic contribution at Aut College. The report notes her long pursuit of stage work, her training at Me Ta Cro high school, and her continued efforts in Davenport's scene, amid local coverage of community events and a police case nearby.
A settled breach of promise case involves Mauituwo Wis and Masy Wellner of Maui. The matter, heard in Manitowor County Circuit Court, included details of criminal cases and a jury, with a presiding judge Winn overseeing proceedings on the afternoon calendar. The settlement notes frictions within the state and local relations, mentioning a cigar shop and a person named Frank Seti in the context of alleged holdings and activities.
In Miplison Wisconsin the Woodmen claim victory as the Capermacers fall short. The event drew a crowd to the Monona area with officers and officials overseeing the program. At four o clock this afternoon the parade and awards proceeded with Mayer Hawnand presiding. Beatie served as host. The Woodmen’s triumph followed a quiet ceremony amid the crowd, with university teams from Wisconsin and Beloit spectators present.
A train engine derailed after leaving the switch, plunging about 10 feet off the track. Several crew members were injured, with one severely maimed. The incident halted service for over three hours as crews cleared wreckage and investigated causes.
A blaze at the boathouse owned by Charles Lawas at North Word dit Lae caused damage to racing shells and boats stored inside. Wardens reported three boats stored in the boat house along with other items. no deaths. The building was sold to cover losses after insurance claims. An offer of 0000 is linked to information on the sale.
Col Meynn Ts dead at his Racine county home after a long service as a Wisconsin state official and educator. He served in civil affairs, led wartime programs, and is survived by three children and a son-in-law. Local tributes note his landmark work in education and public service.
June details from Elly Wisconsin report a grain elevator and associated apparatus sold by a Jones Lasker company to a buyer named Hog grain with shipment to Manitowoc. Shippers and rail links including Green Bay and Westport lines are noted along with other MinnesotaWisconsin elevator sites.
A fragmented report outlines community opposition to a planned ice cream social in the city. It references local groups, a library event, and a civic discussion about hosting a gathering while noting contested details and scheduling uncertainties.
The mayoral administration in La Crosse Wisconsin moves to acquire Barran’s Island near the Mississippi River. The plan aims to create a public park at the site in the river channel vicinity, with funding reportedly covered in full by city authorities.
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