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Orland Zenith of Orland Indiana highlights Vernice Briner, publisher, in a brief local notice celebrating the paper and its leadership.
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Vernice Y Briner
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Newspaper
Orland Zenith
Location
Orland, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
4
Fires Follow Natural Gas Explosions In Beaver Falls Pa
Three houses wrecked and several injured after two Fort Pitt gas line explosions in Beaver Falls. The first blast hit Mrs Celia Cox and Barnes family homes. a second blast across the street destroyed H A Moore’s residence. Property damage around 10000 dollars. An earlier valve failure caused the gas leak and fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Celia Cox
Barnes
Fort Pitt
Dozens of World News Items Across Cities and Crimes
The report lists a wide range of incidents including accidental deaths in New York boarding houses, a New York Supreme Court justice dying of apoplexy on his steps, a 16 year old girl arrested in New York for forging checks to steal 340 dollars, and Apt Brothers of Philadelphia entering voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities of 205000. It also notes French monks in Westchester returning to France, a Plymouth Pennsylvania woman finding a diamond ring in salmon, a railroad wreck at Kitanning Point causing casualties, counterfeiting arrests in Pennsylvania, a strike resolution at Shamokin coal mine, a large bank burglary in Oklahoma, boxing banned by Chicago council, a fire in South Dakota, lynching in Indiana, and various other national and international items including rail and labor disputes, company bankruptcies, and war news from South Africa and elsewhere. The item collection spans legal, crime, business, and disaster notes with many named places and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Novotny
Chicago
New York
Henry R. Beekman
New York Supreme Court
Nellie Moffat
Apt Brothers
Philadelphia
Westchester County
France
Anna Stenner
Plymouth Township
Norristown
Wilkesbarre
Providence, R. Ly
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Vas
Brice
John Addison Porter
McKinley
Connecticut
Pomfret
John Sterling
Camden
N. J
Sterling
Isaac Matthews
Lyons
Paterson
Athenia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kittanning Point
United States
Samuel B. Latshaw
Geo. E. Coast
Coast
Lishon
Verona
Pas
St Torend's
John M
New ‘York
Bureau ‘of Statisine
Gain M
Shamokin
Shamokin Coal Company
Philadel
Paulés Martin & "Co
Dyers
William H. Jackson
Martin & Co
Philadelone
John D. Rockefeller
Leon Mandel
University of Chicago
Bank of Cashion
Oklahoma
Chicago Common Council
Bik Point
Rockport
Ind
Booneville
Barber Simons
Carter White Lead Company
Omaha
Neb
Henry Bonn
Bonn
William Halley
Bill
Halley
Quantrell
St. Joseph
John W. Leedy
Kansas
Salem
Ire
Eurex Ark
Arbuckles
iMeks
Baby
Washington
Florida
Jacksonville
Sinois Central Railroad
Kinnabrew
Coloutta
Bide Neal
John Neal
A.priaéisby Puit
Sgir’ Ik
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Humber
Wiing
Britain Presses Turkey for Indemnity Claims Abroad
Foreign reports say Great Britain urges Turkey to pay indemnity claims of British subjects. Antwerp checkmen strike for double pay for night and Sunday work. An additional delay in Pekin negotiations follows England's demand for a note change. White Star liner Cunard Cufic towed to Queenstown after losing propeller. First Officer Crosby drowned. Mall advices from China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Turkey
Antwerp
England
Cufic
Queenstown Harbor
Crsby
Wreck of the steamer Alpha near Vancouver Island claims many lives
A steamer named Alpha dona ree is wrecked off the east coast of Vancouver Island. The captain, three engineers, six managing owners, the purser, and three seamen drowned. The incident follows a succession of tremors and seismic activity reported in various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver Island
Pir Ser
Fiplen’ Keller
Radclliffe College
Pay Hall
Santiago
Cuba
Pittsburg
Richard Steedman
San Justa
Porto Rico
Tennessee
South
Bradstreet’s
Market Reports Contain Mixed Live Stock and Grain Quotes
The report covers Chicago cattle and hogs with prices from $3.00 to $5.75 for cattle and $3.00 to $4.95 for hogs, plus sheep, wheat, corn, oats, rye, butter, eggs, potatoes, and regional quotes from Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Washington, Toledo, Milwaukee, Buffalo and New York. Various No. 2 grades and white/yellow corn values appear, with multiple city-specific figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Burt
Choice Creamery
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Mob Hangs Suspects After Rockport Barbershop Murder
A mob of about 500 in Rockport Indiana dragged Frank Rowland and Henderson from jail to the courthouse yard where they executed them and hanged Rowland after the confession of involvement in the fatal attack on H S Simons. Simons, 30, barber and father of two, was killed returning home from his shop. Police quickly captured two Black men amid public fear and reports tied to the homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas ‘Henderson
Court House
Frank Rowland
Henderson
H. S. Simons
Rockport
Ind
Bootblack i Mons
Joe
Rowland
Simons
Towne Chosen as Temporary Senate Replacement
Charles A. Towne, a Silverite, was appointed by the governor to fill the vacancy in the U.S. Senate created by Senator Davis’s successor. Towne is a Populist ally and Adlai B. was noted as a possible candidate. The Legislature will elect a permanent successor come January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Towne
Tessman
Far i Haan ‘Dent
Ew Ptex
Adlai B. Even
Mpi
Ver
Dhaiy
Minnesota
Republic
Michigan
Shag
Senate
Towne
Cadets Lost At Sea In German Frigate Wreck
The German training frigate Gueiganan wrecked near Malaga after striking rocks in a storm. About forty cadets and the commander reached shore injured or died. the ship went down within an hour. Built at Dantsig in 1899, 242 feet long with 461 crew, used for Kaiser's navy training boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Gibraltar
Car
Gneisenau
Dantsig
Sitachucoy
Yehihee Npapp
Ftor
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State Department
Bogota
Rdofit
Magaldine River
Colombia
Tts
Hawaii
Francisco
Barber
Orient
Cape
Cape Toa
Africa
Good
al Sheets
Santa Fe Railway
America
St. Petersburg
Nicaragua
Novoye Vremya
Russia
Mississippi
Gulfport
Miss
Marshal W. E. Richardson
Ohio Box Manufacturing Company
Middletown
Ohio
Western
Woolson Spice Company
Sugar Trust
Toledo
Architdet
Jermard
California
Red S. Kelly
du Neb
Phenix Y
Brooklyn
palt @s
ALG. Patton Manufacturing
Jim Henderson
Bud Eat
Hollie Bipans
Paul Antone
San
Wfe
Baptiste Ummer
West
Little Be
Crawford Neb
James D. Haguewood
Si Pi
Marietta
Barnick
Mary Lane
Riverview
Liverpool
Gaston Bend
An Chak
Andy
Walnut St
Claude
Juger
Malietoa
Mar
South Haw
Sit Ried
A Od Ich
Frank Gorman
Mar- New
Baltimore
Mich
Minneapolis
Canton
South Africa
Orange River
Iloilo
Tatandill
Cahatuan
Frederick Ashburn
Kingston
Jamaica
Bri West India Regiment
Dea
Ghinasdy
Market Reports
Indiana
H. Simons
B. Rowland
Jr. Henderson
Senator Davis
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