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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1900
Page
3
Fire at Mears Wisconsin destroyed the entire plant, with extensive damage to buildings and sheds. The blaze caused significant property losses estimated around 30000 to 100000, with employees and local volunteers aiding in firefighting and salvage efforts amid a tense response from authorities.
A damaged passage describes a storm halting activity at a Marineette Michigan site near Speehal and references Fisher and wartime conditions. The text notes a heavy rainfall and threats to inhabitants, with mentions of a storm saving Met foines and structural concerns at Walds Howe Chomght 10.
A new business and professional social club is forming in Merrill Wisconsin to promote social enjoyment among members. Organizers include prominent merchants and doctors. initial steps include securing apartments, hillied and portable equipment, and electing officers with plans to recruit.
A garbled note describes church leaders opposing changes and planning trips to St Louis to study assembly proposals. It mentions Rev and areas of reform within the Presbyterian church and a focus on maintaining tradition amid debated changes.
A farmer named Peter Dey, age listed, was found dead in a sinkhole on his property in Green Bay during May. Authorities say the body was located beneath the surface and retrieved with difficulty, with no immediate signs of foul play reported. The incident is under local investigation to determine the exact cause and date of death.
Confused text details a chaotic scene at Madison Wisconsin with mentions of heats, a dog fight, and various names and places. The readable portions describe a fight or disturbance triggering action and reactions around a race or event, with scattered names such as Clevehall and Gyhamne Fag appearing in unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR notes allege Sal Gi and Qverewaters linked to funds misappropriation at UAion treasurer office. Readable lines hint at a theft scheme involving misused funds and a questioned ownership of assets.
A fragmented OCR of a Marinette fire incident describes a large blaze with no facilities to fight it. It notes ambulances, hospital damage, and responders struggling as flames spread. The piece mentions towns like Marinette and Wise and references the fire’s spread and the effort to control it.
A garbled OCR text appears to outline disturbances and a court like scenario. It mentions a resident, a judge, and a figure named Anderson with references to a potential execution and a public safety context. The readable segments are incomplete and lack clear coherence.
A violent incident in Wisconsin during a bowl game leaves Lila and other local figures shaken as a fatal injury occurs. Witnesses report a severed limb and collapse near the field while authorities investigate the sequence of events. The crowd disperses as responders carry an injured man to a awaiting vehicle. other victims and relatives are noted in scattered testimony. The case appears tied to a broader disturbance at the venue with no clear suspect identified at press time.
Despondent man in Marinette Wisconsin was found dead with a self inflicted wound. Police report say the man attempted to hang himself then used a weapon. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death and stating it may be a suicide.
A garbled OCR report describes a fatal drowning near a culvert on a highway and a related legal action. It mentions a wife, children, a river, and a town, with phrases about a death, a lawsuit, and a local inquiry tied to St. Jenewone's.
A new bank to be named Bank of Terlin is planned in Wautoma. The bank will feature a state charter with an initial capital, aiming to open inside the next few weeks. Local residents expect 5000 of the bank’s stock to be offered by Berlin interests.
A passerby named Gloulwnad prevents a runaway vehicle on May 16 near Kapp. The driver, a teen, lost control and veered into a fence. The teen survived with injuries. the driver died after the collision when witnesses helped stop the car.
A fire swept through a small town area near Ashhabl and Waterss crossing, destroying structures and causing investigators to seek the origin. Eyewitnesses reported flames rising quickly, with reports of a pipe or fuel source contributing to the blaze before control was achieved. Authorities urged residents to remain alert as crews from TAR and nearby stations worked to determine a cause and assess damage.
A garbled account from Cabkush Wisconsin narrates a tale of fishers evading wardens before dawn to beat the dishorumoen and net salmon. It mentions Vladim, T. Midehowe, and a valley scene with hundreds of fish, stolen goods, and warnings.
A fond du lac area jewelers shop reported forged checks drawn on a strangers account. Police were alerted after a sequence of deceptive payments and misused funds involving multiple checks. Investigators noted a pattern of fraudulent activity and are pursuing leads.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a marriage at Waban and a referenced person Abdnepton with uncertain details. The readable parts mention a girl and terms like advisory and Tarhey, but specifics are obscured. The item lacks coherent facts to fully identify people, dates, or actions.
The readable text fragment mentions a school event and distressed figures, with references to names and places that are garbled. It suggests a local incident involving students and community members, but the exact event, dates, and outcomes remain unreadable.
Fragments describe a legal or personal matter with names and places garbled. Witnessed phrases imply a panel or suit involving an individual named Abie and others, with references to claims and guardianship. Details are incomplete and non-clarifying due to OCR damage.
An OCR fragment from Marinette Wisconsin June details an unusually large man whose exact measurements and identity are obscured by garbled wording. The piece references a Denhorshover and mentions weights and dimensions, but concrete data is unreadable.
Government actions in Wisconsin target the Millwyer Estate for unpaid legacy taxes. Seizure actions are noted at properties along Joseph Street and Cofrae Line, with a list of named individuals including Buckstall, Gilber, McCoy, Slavin, Barber, and Kemneth among others.
A request is made to the governor for a reprieve or pardon concerning a dying man. The document mentions Will Mageviile Win and a set of legal names with unclear roles, tied to a fray and a potential pardon process. The fragmentary text includes names like Holzer and Jehu Wank and references to September proceedings.
A garbled report notes a reunion in Algoma Wisconsin for fourteen veterans and a Potente nt Veteran volunteer fate event this year with organizational figures and names emerging from partial OCR. The fragment mentions May and dates, a Go a, and a signed consent for participation in a shale ial at Tapara Sivor, indicating plans and local veteran involvement despite the unreadable text.
A large forest fire spreads from the Michigan and Northern area toward Wisconsin communities including Marinette and Menominee. Fire departments join with private companies to battle the flames as several homes are destroyed and more structures at risk. Authorities report the blaze began in the greater forested area and is moving toward towns along the railroad, with rain failing to quench the danger.
In Alavinette Wisconsin on May 14 General Harry White a railroad man in dispute with dellstim tomes tried to kill himself by gas and glass in a hotel room. He drank poison and cut his wrist and neck. He was taken to the county jail where doctors say he is in critical condition.
A Marinette man Will Peterson was fatally injured at a local paper mill. Investigators say he was struck by a shaft while operating during the evening shift, and the incident occurred near the machinery line.
An elderly pastor in Wisconsin died after a fire damaged his home. The report notes his age and hints at the cause of death, with limited readable details preserved from the damaged OCR.
A chaotic narrative describes a wreck involving a train during a May wind event. Early reports indicate multiple injuries and confusion as responders work to assess damage and secure the scene.
A fragmented notice outlines a May 1 event for the MEW Railway project at Minow Point Wisconsin. It references spe cal fest peugeots and long standing efforts, with preparations and hearings planned. The text mentions hearings, parties, and financial considerations though details are unclear.
Readers learn Wisconsin universities announce fellowship recognitions for next year. The list highlights scholars from multiple campuses and departments including engineering and chemistry, naming several named fellows and their affiliations across Wisonsin. The notice reflects academic honor and institutional support for research and study.
Fragmented OCR text shows a county case with names and dates garbled. Core idea mentions an assessment reduction request, a party named Maddy Ositesh, and a court appearance near a specific date, with officials and charges unclear due to text corruption.
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