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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1900
Page
1
A damaged report describes a diphtheria outbreak causing widespread fear among residents. Health officials report multiple suspected cases, prompting hospital actions and community warnings. The piece notes strain on physisiana care, with authorities emphasizing vigilance and early treatment.
A man identified as Benedict disappeared a year ago and reappeared in Kenshin. Relatives say he left two children behind and supposedly had no intention to return, prompting the court to appoint a guardian for the children and their property.
Keisha Wisconsin September 86 special — Campaigners from the Consumer Tea party of Chingy gathered in Renastie yesterday near a Wall ieehouse on Powers Lake in this county to promote a plan worth 100000 poe. They pledged to fight against the trust and plan to employ 300 workers for the year, claiming the campaign will be the area’s largest.
The Appleton probate court heard Lawrence University related matters concerning the estate of Talon Wharton and solicited claims against the Mindat Taurean trust. A Fridane date was set for further hearings with Suny to conclude the endowment dispute and potential USMS involvement.
Fragmentary OCR reads heavy with garbled names and phrases about insanity and a local county issue. Content appears to mention a mother, a court or medical assessment, and possible press involvement with unclear details and dates.
Fragmentary OCR outlines plans by cam firms to construct uses on a property tied to a owner named Lis. It mentions evictions and property rights, with uncertain references to easements, utilities, and electrical works.
Chaotic blotter notes a cholera scare sweeping the area. Officials warn of rapid spread as residents seek remedies and shelters, with crowded streets and frightened crowds reported amid the crisis.
Fragments describe a Wisconsin plant operation with references to Loncerin Lente and Jay Cyamse. Mentions La Crosse Janney and local figures, with unclear details about production, staffing, and location. The text is garbled but hints at a packaging facility and civic context in Wisconsin.
An unclear notice discusses Thane So Wolpt Gera as appointee, with dates of midsaiken related terms. The text is garbled but indicates uncertainty about the appointment and timing, mentioning Seattle run and Manis, with references to fades in the Kage and Sutmond Quool.
Fragmentary notes describe a mistaken escape or farcical aid story linking Dre Jeflietay and Family Keture with China. The text references a friend and Perens in a convoluted, unclear account.
An unruly scene unfolds as an eloping alderman declines, deputies arrest alleged conspirators near Mornay and Burke. A dinning room servant is seized, a deputy fires warning shots, but no injuries occur as authorities pursue suspects amid a tense, crowded scene. The report mentions police actions at multiple locations including Portige and Madison, with references to local figures and ongoing investigations.
The fragment recounts Boylan and family returning from Wisconsin to read an epitaph and reflect on past labor in Paterson and nearby areas. It mentions shifts from local industry to farming in Wisconsin, with references to Passaic river and Paterson acquaintances, noting a long journey and life changes over years.
Reports from Wausand describe heightened curiosity over a dig at the grounds west of Wight avenue where Breda Noel’s remains were found. A pale mark on the ground and a cross on a pole are noted as investigators probe whether the young son’s death was murder or self-inflicted.
In Ashlind Wisconsin a fox of ill health is reported as smallpox fears spread. Residents observe cases and call for cautious measures while authorities attempt to trace contacts and isolate affected individuals to prevent further infection.
A damaged OCR segment describes weather events and a local incident with names garbled. The readable parts reference wind, storms, and a community reaction, but key details and entities are unclear. The fragment hints at a medical or emergency response and a committee, with no definitive conclusions.
A fragmented clipping mentions men accused of a crime on a Nore train. It references Henry Fler Wokok and Bayles as part of the incident, with vague details about the suspects and sequence after a confrontation on the train.
In a puzzling report from Ashland and nearby, an empty company premises sparked a blaze while responders battled through the night. Authorities are investigating the cause as a local tragedy impacting residents and businesses.
A confusing OCR fragment reports a young child harmed by a vehicle as bystanders observed the scene. Names and places are garbled, but the incident appears to involve an accident near a roadway with medical aid sought. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a nautical incident involving ships or crews with names like Perry and Moyit Cickox, mentioning Merrimac and Saywight. The text is incomplete, but suggests a maritime setting with references to postals, schedules, and security measures, leaving the exact event unclear.
Fragmented OCR text describes Richard Babbitt of Willingebieg and Michael Mathers as superintendents in Michigan. A death and hospital scene are hinted at, with a boy escaping danger near a river and a tense moment as he arrives at a location. The readable portions are garbled and locally sourced.
Fragmented report from Ta Urosse Wisconsin describes a stormy period with heavy rain and driving wind over several days. The text references the Mississippi valley and roads becoming nearly impassable, with lingering storm conditions affecting travel and local areas in the southern mines region.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a banking or legal matter involving TL Vytine Ely and individuals named Paul Mottie Beane and Terpears, with unclear roles. The readable names include Osutkosil and Banker, suggesting a legal or financial dispute or notice.
A worker died at a Rio Narriwty site after falling from a scaffold. The accident occurred as others nearby struggled to secure the structure, with officials investigating the cause and safety lapses.
Sept 28 Keomhaa Wis police probe for Mareick Vaxeat Dhis a man known as Wigen aged about 28 missing since mid fall from a Kenosha factory. Reports suggest he vanished after a work shift and a lengthy search failed to find him. Authorities fear possible suicide amid a wage dispute and family appeals for information. A reward has been offered for tips on his whereabouts.
A severely injured elderly woman was struck by a train in Whitewater Wisconsin. Medical hopes are expressed for her recovery as officials investigate the accident.
An anticipated large Ke m per Hall enrollment receives a boost with a new observatory funded by Milwaukee alumnae and city donors. The telescope, costing several thousand dollars, will be installed on the campus and managed by Miss Gill and Miss Gill Jr. The astronomy and science faculty will expand, with several new staff joining to lead the new departments. The projected enrollment is about 150 students, well above recent years.
A special report notes convict Willige Salih died in his cell at the county prison on Saturday evening from heart illness. Salih, 30, had been moved from Racine County to Ravine jail for a two year term. He had no relatives. Burial occurred in the Ravine County prison cemetery. Other state obituaries include Orkinde Se con ou of Tusadest prioneers and Mrs. Robert McGomb in this city, with several local notices.
Fragmented OCR note describes plans for a large warehouse project tied to a Milwaukee area store. Mentions number of workers possibly up to one thousand, a six month timeline, and construction to be ready for occupation next season.
The article lists new faculty and students including Monaghan, Mowe, and Kaslint among others at an unnamed college. It mentions departments, courses in history and engineering, and notes growth with twenty five new instructors and various staff, reflecting a major campus expansion.
A party of five youths, funded by AL ii Bya Kelly, became stranded along the Deal river after their craft ran aground on a sandbar during a night voyage. They hiked to a nearby shore, endured a tense night, and were eventually found safe as search efforts continued in fog and stormy seas.
A fragmented report from Wisconsin on a hotel bus crash at a depot area details injuries and displaced passengers. Readers see unclear names and places, with mentions of Parsons, Henley, and Trivage amid a chaotic scene.
A damaged OCR segment mentions a clerk, de and Sux for the Vaan Gaaeigus, noting some men and a coastal result. The readable text is sparse and unclear but suggests a procedural or court related context with preserved references.
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