10 May 1902
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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1902
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references losses, individuals named Lorene, Cronk, Baker, and others with unclear connections. The passage includes garbled phrases about financial loss, a death or fatal event, and a halted investigation, but lacks coherent facts or context to identify a definite incident or outcome.
The article outlines Bragg's acceptance of a high level appointment discussed with the President. It notes Bragg’s distinguished war record as a Democrat with congressional service and cites implied plans to travel to Washington for final confirmation. The piece mentions related figures Spooner and Chen in connection with the process and ongoing political maneuvers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a break-in with two safes forced open. Suspects allegedly looted cash and small change, with limited readable details on criminals or exact location.
Fragmentary OCR yields a local item about a Sheboygan man recalling or repairing brakes, with unclear names and dates. The readable portions indicate a personal account or anecdote tied to a May timeline and local events, but many words are garbled.
In a garbled report the city of Mamtowoc is described as having ample money. Officials discuss certification of top staff, departmental controls, and obligations affecting employees, with unclear details on spending, orders, and oversight.
Unclear readable text describes a locomotive incident in Majiomenies Wis with a train running along a riverbank. Several garbled phrases reference damage, a rescue or response, and injuries or fatalities possibly connected to the crash.
A skeletal discovery near Corkariel Wisconsin has authorities puzzled. Reporters describe a lifelike gown and signs of recent disturbance. locals recall a missing child case as investigators question witnesses and search for connections.
An obituary note honors a regional pioneer from St Croix area and nearby towns. It records birth, residence at Star Prairie, and life years, mentioning multiple communities and family history across Wisconsin towns and counties.
A mob attacked residents in Racine County causing chaos in the streets. Sheriff Baumann escorted a wounded man to Corliss as officers restrained rioters. Suspects were arrested as the mob terrorized locals amid a violent, unclear incident.
A ship captain named Capt. Be Leathe dies while crossing the Black River with six others near Havilly Wisconsin. Heavy rains and a rising river hindered the crossing and forced the ferry boat to fail reaching the shore. The body of Capt Be Leathe was found along the bank while others were rescued or remained missing.
Minna Wisconsin Magy reports Governor denies Nevin claim of catching a large muskellunge. The governor orders a thorough probe into the tale, uncovering only minor fish remains and concluding the Nevin story lacks truth. Nevin to be informed of findings in a forthcoming note.
In Eau Ely Wisconsin on May 1 reports describe a badger mascot named Teddy escaping confinement during a local event. The animal, managed by Hanieds, was pursued by attendees and authorities as efforts continued to recapture it near rail lines and public areas.
A ceremonial dedication in Racine Wisconsin marked by local officials and attendees. The event featured a formal banner unveiling and a procession with escorts. A visiting figure from Milwaukee attended, with security and celebratory music accompanying the proceedings.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a sugar company planning to locate in Green Bay Wisconsin with references to Milwaukee and other places. The text mentions a president, a Saturday event, factory elements, and various unclear terms related to contracts and deliveries.
A fragmented report discusses Wael Sap rth and the Hieor Aiuypecy in the ind it fy the Cottier. It notes a presidency, a trend with Honk, and remarks on Trids considered good, with some sites showing mixed signals about quality.
A report from Racine Wisconsin states that May 2 a recovered device and a stolen frame were brought to Racine. Chief of Dolien TV Brown from Neenah identified and recovered the items, with Cashin of Chat implicated. The inquiry points to Thomas Dougherty alias IT P mond as the person who hired the rig and placed it in a stable.
Fragmented text describes workers at Nast company, Marblehead Lime, and other firms amid a strike. Mentions discharge threats, return to work, majority decisions, and possible plant closures. Details are garbled with many misread names and places, hindering precise events.
Disjointed OCR notes report a divorce case in which Jide O'Neil and Harnett are mentioned among others. The article references Che Wis, Van, and a trial in a corner court with a misfiled proceeding. No clear dates or full names are confirmed.
Special dispatch reports the steamer Fob Lyneti burned Friday evening. There were three women aboard who leapt to safety after the vessel sank. Passengers and crew were rescued by nearby boats with two women identified as Mrs Lelevser and Miss Ikeik of Oshkosh, plus cook Al Horgney among the survivors. The boat’s fate remains under investigation.
Fragmentary report describes a remarkable recovery of speech after months of near silence. A woman named Leeneha near death guided the process, and a late night vigil at Balad led to renewed vocal ability with aid from a physician.
Fragmented OCR text describes Gates Sounty payment and retile with Chippewa related to the Cave of Ti Tnanee. Mentions May Special Went Lyon at the stile Desi control revealed today from Chippewa members, with representatives of canty Naas of Atuppewa, Gliese carpe4, and talks of an adjustment within Chippen Lander. County history notes une county was established and territorial boundaries referenced.
Special dispatch from Burkastiaeten reports that Secretary Aakel will seek relatives of David Gorden Medison of Wisconsin. A dogeetadiag was carried out north of Tibbet, where a fire destroyed barns and buildings belonging to Justice DA Tibbet. Loss estimated at $1000 with no insurance.
A dense, fragmentary critique recounts the Civil War era tensions and key figures. It notes George Sigel and other German volunteers, their roles, battles, and the broader military and political context in New York City and Missouri, with references to the Monitor and naval development debates.
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