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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1902
Page
3
A powerful tornado swept through the city causing extensive damage to the Coliseum and surrounding properties. Widespread debris, broken windows, and downed wires disrupted streets and transportation. No injuries reported among residents, though a passenger train suffered engine and smoke stack damage.
A violent shooting occurred at 9 am four miles south of town, injuring multiple residents. Myre Gowle died, Gow killed, and several others were wounded or missing. police chased suspects as hospital crews battled to save victims.
A massive blaze swept through a Paris district destroying multiple residences and commercial buildings. Firefighters battled intense flames across several blocks, with witnesses noting the rapid spread and heavy smoke. Injury and casualty details were not fully confirmed, and authorities warned residents to avoid the area as containment efforts continued.
The Prince Henry departs New York after a royal visit marked by grand ceremonies and a formal farewell. A theater incident caused a brief delay as the prince reboarded the Deutschland, with police securing crowds and a celebratory return voyage toward home.
A chaotic wartime dispatch from London describes confusion and fear as Allied defense measures shift amid reinforcements and political pressure. Reports cite strained streets, urgent security measures, and conflicting statements from officials about casualties and strategic outlook.
An English language dispatch from Washington reports Boer leaders and supporters urging Western powers to respect the Boers’ aims. The article notes Gen. Methuen and Lt. Col. Treveley discussing strategy, with calls for intervention avoidance and a peaceable settlement. It describes Boer commanders as sensible and confident, predicting continued resistance and potential political support. The piece also mentions cabinet discussions and President Wilson’s stance on European events, urging restraint and a focus on scriptural morality.
Dispatches describe a British force under Lord Kitchener moving toward Magersfontein with 1200 Boers reported captured or killed. General Mechneh and others praised for actions while Meteven and Lichtenburg hosts witness a march toward a decisive engagement.
Fragmented OCR note describes a high speed incident or hazard involving vehicles and pedestrians. It mentions speeds near a hundred miles per hour and references possible targets, locations, and individuals. The text is garbled but implies a safety concern or investigation.
Brewsater Caroline Brilder Paes of New York dies as per local notice. The brief obituary notes the date and place in New York City and mentions family connections and the deceased's work history.
The U S Supreme Court ruled the state statute invalid, finding the exemption and tie-in provisions inseparable from the law's fabric. The decision centers on the pipe company case involving market restraint and unlawful combinations under state law.
In New York on March 10 a plan to send Columbia aboard a ship for a race against a swift craft was discussed after a clubhouse moment. Mr Morgan spoke to Admiral and others as the group debated the project amid cheers and questions from attendees.
Rail worker Morrison, a brakeman on the Ireighe train, slipped between cars at Saxon and was taken by ambulance to Ashland hospital for treatment. The incident prompted emergency response as medical staff assessed injuries and stability.
The House discussed the ship subsidy and the presidency's role in appointing and funding maritime and defense measures. Debate covered the loan and delivery service provisions, with focus on contract systems, foreign influence, and the path to approving or defeating the bill amid broader wartime policy. The session included shifting votes on ship subsidies, with views on national defense and economic impact shaping the final stance.
Notre Dame is the latest university to enter the Franklin Field relay carnival at the University of Pennsylvania. Harvard Princeton and others compete in events as University of Wisconsin and Wisconsin teams shine. Wisconsin coach cites bright prospects with 125 candidates training for the season.
Local market report aggregates erratic dairy and poultry data with scattered prices and unobtrusive bids. The piece mentions farms and vendors like Milwinker Meret and references multiple commodities amid unclear figures and market tone.
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