Denver Indiana Publishers Norris and Woolley
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16 May 1901
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
1
Bon Voyage steamer fire and Lake Superior tragedy near Duluth
A White Line steamer Bon Voyage burned to the water’s edge near the Lake Superior canal. Five Altman family members from Laurium drowned while the rest escaped by boats. The ship grounded in shallow water after steering toward shore as fire raged around the smokestack. Lifesavers arrived in time to aid passengers and crew. The steamer’s crew battled the blaze with hose streams and fire apparatus. In the Philippines, Capilles eludes pursuit as insurgents clash in Laguna and Tayabas. A detachment of the Twenty-first Infantry routs 150 rebels at Zurbano's Camp near Lusban, seizing supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton
Mich
White Line
Duluth
Lake Superior
Altman
Laurium
Hames
Capilles
Manila
Million in virgin money hauled through Philadelphia streets
The article reports a daily flow of one million dollars in new currency moved from the old United States Mint at Juniper and Chesnut Streets to the newer mint at Sixteenth and Spring Garden Streets, guarded by two mounted guards and four walkers with revolvers. Separately, a boiler explosion on the Huntington and Broad Top railroad at Mount Dallas killed four crew members, with bodies flung four hundred yards. cause unknown, believed linked to water filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States Mint
Juniper and Chesnut Streets
New Mint
Sixteenth and
Spring Garden Streets
Huntington and
Broad Top
Mount Dallas
Collings
Berkstresser
Deserter Kills Sentinel at Fort Sheridan
Private Cumberlidge on sentry duty at Fort Sheridan near Chicago was killed by prisoner Smith Wheeler in the guard house. Wheeler crept up, seized the sentinel’s rifle, and clubbed Cumberlidge to death. Wheeler escaped after the scuffle and had deserted during the war in Florida awaiting transport to Cuba, serving a five year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Cumberlidge
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Smith Wheeler
Wheeler
Florida
Cuba
Fatal Fire At Roy Hotel In Ottawa Ont Kills Three Boarders
A fire at the Roy hotel on Clarence Street Ottawa Ont. destroyed ten houses and burned three men to death who were boarders at 85 Clarence Street. Several others escaped by leaping from upper windows as the blaze raced along Clarence Street. The fire caused only slight financial losses despite extensive destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hotel
Ottawa
Ont
Clarence Street
Government Compromises Nickel Process for Armor Plate
The government settles the dispute over the nickel hardening process, allowing future use by the government or private firms supplying armor for American ships.
America Passenger Steamer Breaks Ice Jam Delay
The passenger steamer America of the International Navigation company reached Buffalo from Grand Haven after being detained by an ice jam in the St. Clair river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
International Navigation Company
Buffalo
Grand Haven
St. Clair River
Knitting Mills Burned in Paducah Fire
Aiden Knitting mills at Paducah Kentucky were destroyed by a fire sparked by an electric wire. Loss estimated at about 26 000 dollars with 20 000 dollars insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiden
Paducah
Oss
Girl Hazere at Cazenovia Seminary Sparks Hazing Incident
At the Cazenovia Seminary in Syracuse New York girls hazed a young man painting his face as part of a rough initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazere
Cazenovia Seminary
Syracuse
N. Y
Northern Pacific Stock Crash Triggers Wall Street Panic
A dramatic market collapse unfolds as Northern Pacific surges to 1000 then plunges. widespread liquidations hit major railways and industrials. The New York Stock Exchange descends into chaos with injunctions and court actions shaping the crash and lenders tightening margins.
Wall Street Panic Squeezes Northern Pacific Rivalry
The piece notes widespread ruin in Wall Street as two strong factions fight for Northern Pacific Railway control. With no single controlling interest, massive share purchases drove prices to $1000, triggering panic among outside speculators and signaling the collapse of bubble fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Sodom
Gomorrah
Northern Pacific Railway
Chicago Hard Hit by Financial Tornado Panic
Chicago lay in the path of a financial tornado that struck New York and swept through La Salle street. Mushroom fortunes vanished as the recent stock boom collapsed and panicked selling wiped out gains. Most Chicago speculators ended as losers with few heavy gainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
la Salle Street
Wall Street's Darkest Day Destroys Fortunes on Thursday
The narrative describes a catastrophic Wall Street plunge labeled Black Thursday with Northern Pacific as the pivot. Banks called loans, prices fell 10 to 60 points, and brokerage houses faced insolvency while financiers battled for control. Rich and poor lost billions as panic spread to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Northern Pacific
Stock Exchange
Shorts
Giants
Warriman-Kuhn-Loebs Rockefeller
Morgan-Hill Syndicate
Indiana State Fair and county circuits announced for coming season
Indiana State Fair secretary Charles Downing released revised circuits listing fair locality dates and secretaries. The schedules cover counties from Marion to Madison with venues at Kokomo Winchester Noblesville and many towns, plus the Northern and Southern circuits detailing Aug through Oct events and key organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Charles Downing
Indiana State Fair Association
Mainfeld
John Morgesn
Converse
P. Clark
Marion Driving Association
J. VW. Borkdal
Logansport
M.S. Claypool
Rushville
John Q. Thomas
Franklin
William
Young Newton
Thomas Shultz
Brazil
Chas. McGahey
W. Mf. Blackstock
Poplar Grove
Carrol FP. O
A. B Wand
Princeton
Wet Strain
Kentland
L. 3Ammons
Anderson
C. KK. McCullough
Shubyville
Columbus
Ed. Redman, Jr. Upton
Benjamin F. Ramsay
Huntingburg
H.C. Robert
Huntington
A. L. Heck
Covington
William H. Miles
Viviennes
J.D. Willams
Krisney
P. Chrisney
Richmond
Joe Stevenson
Evansville
EB. L. Akin
Kendallville
G. P. Alexander
Verre Hante
Chas. BR
W. F. Moore
Rochester
Fred Wheeler
Crown Point
Bred Wheeler
Vulpanieg
J. W. Halladay
Southern Indiana
FW. Naver
North Vernon
O. W. Gray
Osgond
Osroad
Charles W. Gray
Fred H. Naver
Madison
C. R. Jolson, Jr
Minor State News Highlights from Indiana Locales
Reports from Evansville to Muncie cover accidents such as an eight year old boy Thomas Whitney breaking his neck after a tree fall, a Belgian glass blower killed by a train, a three year old fatally scalded in hot water, and a fatal morphine mix up. A Riverside Electric car injures a Indianapolis family. a gooseberry bush reveals bones and crosses near Osgood. A major Union Mills fire destroys six businesses and a residence, with Masonic and Odd Fellows halls burned. insurance and loss figures are given. Patent awards list Indiana inventors for voting machines, basins, motor vehicles, and other devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Whitney
Evansville
Alexander Deuben
Shirley
Willie
Daniel Ashley
Simeon Yancey
Fortville
Fowler
J. M. Grant
Lorrain
Ellsworth
Indianapolis
Riverside
Muncie
Fairgrounds
George W. Clax
Osgood
Union Mills
Laporte
Masonic
Odd Fellows
Adelbert Hay
Indiana
Byers
Morton L
T. Shafer
Logansport
Crabb
James M
Cunningham
William R
Frankfort
Haynes
Elwood
E. Apperson
Kokomo
Howe
Glen G
Keller
Anthony
M. Jeffirs
Plymouth
Koontz
John H. Kirksville
Lane
Henry D
Mors
George C
Robinson
Conway
Ross
Walter E
C. Stiffler
Schoelch
Robert S
Shelbyville
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