Denver Indiana Publisher Norris and Woolley
Denver Indiana brief republication note indicating Norris and Woolley served as publishers for the edition.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
2
War Eagle burns at St Louis pier. Shultz perishes at sea
Fire destroys the steamer War Eagle and the Carrier, with total losses around 100000 dollars. Joseph Shultz of Salem, Illinois, dies on the War Eagle as he jumps into the Mississippi after his death wish. Four negro firemen likely perished in the hold. War boats also damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Eagle
Eugte Packet Company
Calhoun Packet Company
St. Louis
Joseph Shultz
Bill
Salem
War Eauxle
Eagle Packet Company
International convention invited to Cincinnati in 1901
The United Society of Christa in Endeavors executive committee voted to accept Cincinnati as the site for its twentieth international convention in 1901 pending satisfactory railroad rates and local arrangements. Four lives lost in a Massachusetts storm, the Mary Whalen crew. Toledo junk warehouse fire kills Captain Gallagher and injures ten. Havana judge resignations discussed after recent dismissals. Shenandoah sheriff posse fire kills two during coal miner strike riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Massachusetts
Mary Whalen
Boston
Galveston Death Toll Near Six Thousand Five Hundred
The report enumerates about 6 600 deaths from the Galveston storm with 4 17 identified dead and 2 000 still missing. It notes widespread destitution, mental collapse among survivors, and a reported property loss of 22 500 000 while work slowly returns as builders seek to reconstruct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Scurry
Minland
Stories of the Storm and Galveston Aid Efforts
Reports recount ongoing disaster in Galveston with 16 144 fed in ten wards and 20 000 survivors aided daily. Fire risk, ruined electric service, and battened water mains accompany appeals for Texas aid while a central relief system distributes supplies through wards under W A McVitie and ward chairmen amid widespread hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Morgan's Point
Congressman Hawley
Texas
Quartermaster Baxter
W. A. McVitie
Ivery
Galveston Resilience Shines After Great Wave
The article praises Galveston citizens for immediate rebuilding efforts after the tidal catastrophe. It notes rapid restoration of business, sidewalk commerce, and a steady exodus of those who lost everything. It highlights courage, resolve, and the ability to organize despite isolation and massive loss.
Aguengers and Making: Two People Named in Discussion
Readable fragments show Aguengers and Making as two individuals mentioned in a discussion. The text does not provide clear actions, dates, or locations, but identifies the two persons as participants in the dialogue. Further context would be needed to specify roles or outcomes.
Broad State News Highlights Tragedies and Industry Advances
Indiana briefs report a 68 year old woman falling to her death near Butler Falls, multiple factory openings underway in Kokomo and a new interurban line planned to run by May 1901. Accidents include a man killed at Owensville and another in a kitchen gas incident. fires devastate a Crawfordsville livery barn and cause horse losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flurriet Butler
Butler Falls
Tipton
Wiliam Pierce
Princeton
Evansville & Terre Haute
Owensville
San Jose
Wayne County
Prof. Troop
Purdue University
W. C. Reynold
Elkhart
Ray Berkey
Milton
Richmond
John Lightley
Kokomo
Warrington
Alberto
Amper
Mahlon D. Neal
Clay County
Samuel Gentry
Boonvile Fair
Gentry
Canning Factory
Clay City
Vincennes
Henderson
Bruceville
Knox County
Jack French
Peru
Wabash River Traction Company
Wabash
Boyd
Oscar Deers
Muncies
Deets
George Porter
Alexandria
American Window Glass Company
W.C. DePauw
George Quillen
Crawfordsville
Indiana
David
Cook
Sellersburg
Calvin R. Davis
South Bend
Thomas Green
Charles Heart
Frankton
Samuel E. Hedrick
Spencer
Alfred M. Ingersoll
Edward S. Lea
Ewood
James E. Moats
Daleville
Herman Pries
J. W. Meyer
Michigan City
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