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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
2
Reservoir Breaks Floods Grand Rapids Neighborhood
Grand Rapids residents endure extensive flood damage after the city water works reservoir bursts in the northern hills. Over 100 million gallons released, inundating a three block area affecting about 9 000 people as homes and belongings suffer widespread ruin. Violent floodwaters fill houses with sand and debris.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Ba.m
Livingston Street
Celt Avenue
Newberry Street
France Eyes War With England Navy Budget Boost Urged
In the French Chamber M Millevoye urged adding 90 million francs to the navy budget to enlarge the fleet and shore up coasts amid fears of a possible war with England within two years. He warned England is not invulnerable in Gibraltar Ireland India or South Africa. The Manila cable reports Gen McArthur says insurgent leader Gen Aquino surrendered unconditionally to Lt O Connor with Macabebee scouts on June 29, bearing sixty four rifles and ammunition. A Phoenix Arizona note notes a million dollar fire at Detroit Copper Mining plant.
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England
Chamber of Deputies
M. Millevoye
France
Gibraltar
Ireland
India
South Africa
Manila
Haseen
War Department
McArthur
Aquino
John J. O'Connor
Horror in Hoboken as big steamers burned
Fire swept five acres of North German Lloyd piers at Hoboken New Jersey destroying the Bremen Saale and Main ocean liners and injuring hundreds. The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse was saved but damaged. loss tallied near 15 million dollars with around 300 dead. The blaze began from a cotton bale and whisky on pier eight, spreading rapidly to warehouses and vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Steamship Company
Hoboken
N. J
Main
Saale
Bremen
Lloyd
Saate
Suvivor
Lloyd Vinn
Phoenicia
New York
Jersey City
Hudson River
Jersey
Wessels
Lfe
Bostom
Staten 'Stand
Governor's
Pier 8
Hudson's Estuary
Pier 83
Palmer Campbell
New York City
Glasgow
Lloyd Line
Flynn's Knoll
Tordenakjold
Oceanic
Atlantic
Southampton
St. Paul
Kaiser Wilhelm
Oficers
Enormous Property Loss From Chicago Fire Estimated
A prominent fire underwriter estimates total damage at not less than 10 million dollars. The loss covers North German Lloyd docks and vessels including the Main Bremen and Saabe, Hamburg American and Thingvalla piers, Palmer Campbell warehouses, and adjacent residences.
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Lloyd Line
Palmer Campbell
Steamship Main
Joss
Bremen
North German Lloyd
Saabe
North German Lloyd Company
Thingvalla
Hamburg-American Line
Inferno at Sea as German Liners Burn in Port Fire
A late 19th century disaster report details a nocturnal blaze that consumed the Palmein Campbell warehouses and burned multiple ships. The Saale Bremen Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Main and other North German Lloyd vessels suffered heavy damage or were sunk. Rescue attempts failed as foreigners cried for help and ships burned rapidly.
Woolley Wins Prohibition Presidential Nomination on First Ballot
At Chicago the Prohibition convention nominated John G Woolley of Chicago for president on the first ballot amid a heated fight over vice presidency. Silas C Swallow of Pennsylvania withdrew from second place after a firm rally, with Hale Johnson and others also considered. The party adopted a single issue platform calling for liquor prohibition and woman suffrage.
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John G. Woolley
Silas C. Swallow
Pennsylvania
Hale Jobeson
George W. Gere
Illinois
Woolley
Minnesota
Chicago
United States
Young People's Prohibition League
E. W. Chaffin
Waukesha
Wis
A. A. Hopkins
Hornellyville
N. Y
Dickie
Oliver W. Stewart
Arkansas
Sheen
O. W. Stewart
W. Gere
Champaign
Hale Johnson
Newton
Ill
Homer Castle
Pittsburg
C. Swallow
Swallow
Henry B. Metcalf
Rhode Inland
Prof
B. L. Eaton
Iowa
Thos. R. Carskadon
West Virginia
Jas. A. Tate
Tennessee
Mr. Tate
Metcalf
Carskadon
Batons
Weather notes and political shifts in recent events
Sidney Lucas reports on rains needed for spring wheat in the region. A Spanish loaned cannon found loaded in Kansas. Senor Villaverde resigns as Spanish minister of Omance. Bleaching firms in Wegland form a combine. Capital totals 45 million dollars. Copious rains improve crop prospects in southern Rue ala. The Union Labor Lyceum in Congo is described as an educational institution but labeled er eanlord.
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Kansas Oley
Senor Villaverde
Omance
Spain
Wegland
Union Labor Lyceum
Congo
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