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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1902
Page
3
A fragmentary report describes a chaotic scene at a social event in Platteville City. Guests faced disarray with injuries and intoxication amid allegations of drugging and violent conduct. Police inquiries target stolen items and possible residence disruption.
Khise a 21 year old employee of Union Bay Paper Company drowned in the government canal near Teluge while at the headgates of the Green Bay Mississippi Canal Commission area. He was swept from his position and found hours later. Funeral details follow as families mourn.
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Marinette Wisconsin on March 23 reports four young people missing after they failed to return from a drive. The youths are identified as Shey Tharp, Myrtle Aberlin, Coste Cady, and Mary Sher, all about 19 years old, with search parties scouring the area for leads.
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Reported court actions show Thavine Wiss Mareh Ute and Phowiis White pleading guilty to a charge linked to a colored incident. Dates and specifics are unclear due to damaged text, but references to a 7 PM time and a likely court proceeding indicate formal sentencing.
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Obituary notices recount the death of a former Saerle of Racine, detailing early life in Milwaukee and Wyoming areas, civic roles including Ryedng county official, and a long career with labor and fraternal organizations. The piece lists survivors, service details, and local tributes across Wisconsin communities.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a maritime incident involving a person named Tia Pyoes and a crew likely from a ship. Several unclear phrases reference injuries, hurling, and a crane or engine area. Names such as Trotter appear with uncertain actions, indicating an investigation or injury report.
A scrambled OCR text fragment from a historical newspaper page provides few readable details. The garbled content mentions scattered names and phrases with no clear event, date, or location to establish a coherent summary.
The Hines company stands out as records fall at the national track championships. Competitors from various clubs, including Byer and Poe, faced strong fields in tense events across multiple categories.
An incident in Wisconsin involves a man who admitted netting fish with a net and faced warnings rather than jail. Deputies seized nets and gear after multiple offenses, locating several suspects in Creemore and Oshkosh areas and arresting others for related offenses.
A conference between Kimberly and Clark Paper Company and a Local Brotherhood of Workers committee in Appleton Wisconsin led to a short hour schedule until April 3 with possible extension. The plan aims to avoid a general strike feared next month as workers pledge to follow employer wishes if the old hours return after April 16.
Wausau Wis March 24 Special Leo Rhyme aged 25 was drowned in the Wisconsin River about ten miles south of the city at 8 o clock this morning while working for Garner Bros. and transporting a load of blacksmith ore. He left a wife and child.
In Mavinette Wisconsin on March 24 a Dunbar teacher named Frank Kennedy was accused of whipping 14 year old George Toscotta, leaving visible injuries. A public school policy debate framed the incident as a right of discipline, and Kennedy was acquitted.
Campbellsport and New Canad in Wisconsin vote on the queslion of incporating Camphelleport amid a narrow result. A previous attempt to incorporate failed by a small margin as campaigners frame the issue around village boundaries. Darlington notes a separate property sale and upcoming local changes in March.
In Spooner Wisconsin two defendants, McWunudd and Campbell, faced charges after a clash with rioters caused injuries. One plaintiff is hospitalized with a broken leg and other wounds from the incident. Authorities report a large crowd gathered near the county road as tensions escalated.
Jonan D Witter, a pioneer lumberman once leading Grand Wapids Bank, died after kidney failure. Survived by his wife and son Raph, with funeral plans to be held in Grand Wapils, as families in the Fox River valley reflect on his long career and local business ties.
In Rome Pope offered nomination of Manley to bishopric of Green Bay Wisconsin. Bishop Messier of Cireon Bay Wis awaiting formal acceptance before confirming. Rumors of Manila archbishopric dismissed. no word from Rome on Manila.
Tanesville March 24 Special Martin Tutt about 50 residing in Milton Junction was struck and killed by a passenger train on the Milwaukee Division near Wheerton five miles from Rock River bridge. He walked along the track toward here from Edgerton and failed to see the oncoming locomotive. The engineer applied brakes and blew the whistle but could not avoid the fatal crash. Passenger names and exact track details were reported but remain unconfirmed.
A fragmented report notes Racine women preparing for a city election on April 1 with focus on a ballot question. The piece references local lines of turnout and the likely impact of the suffrage stance on the vote, highlighting civic engagement by female voters in the era.
A garbled report from Dodgeville Wisconsin describes a showman swindle involving a man named Mandavi who advanced money and promised legal action. The text mentions a bogus high school district contest held Saturday night with Dodgeville Argyle Fennimore and Mt Horeb schools, and notes three district winners advancing to a statewide event in Phi lu yille.
A garbled, OCR like passage discusses a curious habit involving coffee smoke and tobacco, mentioning names and places in a dense, cryptic narration. It references new methods, sensory notes, and speculative origins, with phrases suggesting experimentation and tasting observations.
A historic meeting between Gov. Yau Sant of Minnesota and Prince appeared to reinforce ties between nations. The governor, with Dutch ancestral heritage, described his Civil War service and long career in Mississippi river commerce. He spoke of faith, friendship, and a continued effort to unite old and new homes in firm bonds.
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