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Orland Zenith in Orland, Indiana

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Newspaper

Orland Zenith

Location

Orland, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1900

Page

2

First Official Fourth of July Celebrations in Olden Times

The article reflects on early Independence Day observances, noting a shift from “independence day” to Fourth of July. It recalls John Adams urging pomp and public festivity, and describes Hessian band music at the Spring Gardens celebration with Washington as guest of honor.

John Chinaman New Evermore Continental Congress Adams George Congress Washington Spring Gardens Banc Virgini Indep Brunswick Hartford Boston Liberty Faneuil Hall Edward Everett

Celebrations Grow From Independence Day Heritage

Remnants of early Fourth of July customs show a shift from public dinners and pageantry to broader civic patriotism. Accounts recall Morristown dinner rations, New York and Boston celebrations, and the gradual move toward education of youth and civic virtue anchored in the nation’s birthday.

Frivolous Cuban Belles Feature in Women's Home Companion

The article describes Cuban belles in lighted firefly costumes and jewelry, noting women’s use of fireflies for lighting. It contrasts upper and lower classes, cites Spanish colonial laws, and observes social constraints and courtship rituals affecting marriage and knowledge, including a witty remark on powder use versus baking powder.

Ward Page Gaston Womens Home Companion United States Spain Cuba

Richest Man in Wall Street James Henry Smith Captivates Society

In New York society circles James Henry Smith known as Jin the Silent amasses about 50 million dollars and entertains quietly at his Wall Street office and West 13th Street apartment. He rarely attends clubs, spent years building a quiet empire, and now hosts intimate coaching parties as rumors of lavish entertaining grow. The piece also notes his fortune while previewing literary items about rings and new novels by J Storer Clouston and Gertrude Dix including The Image Breakers.

James Hoare Windward Jin the James Henry Smith Wall Street No. 10 West 13Th Street Wilbraham Union University Wool Seawandhaka- Corinthian Yacht

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