Orland Notice Names Briner in Indiana Filing
A fragmented public notice from Orland Indiana lists Vernice N. Briner among individuals involved in a filing or legal action. The readable portion names Briner and references Orland.
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Newspaper
Orland Zenith
Location
Orland, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
6
Regimental Reunion Set Amid War News in Ohio Weekly
The article notes the 18th annual reunion of the 75th and 101st Indiana Volunteer Infantry to be held in Mario on Thursday and Friday, October 4 with five minute speeches and requests for early notice to include names on the program. It also covers brief items on U S policy toward China, the death of James A White last Balaklava survivor, a Philippine battle near Siniloan with American losses, a fatal pencil lead poisoning in Alliance Ohio, and a claim by Hobson that Dewey did not sink the Spanish ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario
Indianateer Infantry
Steele
Campfire
Gorder
James A. White
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Lord Tennyson
Mr. White
Dewey
Lieut
R. P. Hobson
Vancouver
B. C
Hobson
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Robbery at Wincea Bank Nets About 15000
Three men robbed the First National Bank of Wincea Minnesota at noon Thursday. They entered by the front door and, with revolvers, forced all present to surrender. Cashier Nixon opened the safe and the trio took sacks of gold coin before riding away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Wincea
Minn
Nixon
Toll of Galveston Storm Reaches About Six Thousand Five Hundred
Eyewitness tally shows about 6,500 dead from the Galveston disaster with 4,178 identified, 300 unidentifiable recovered, and 2,000 missing. mainland losses total 300. Relief efforts begin as labor and materials slowly flow in for rebuilding amid widespread destitution and mental anguish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Scurry
Aftermath of Galveston Storm Surges Aid Efforts Rise
Refuges in Galveston endure dire conditions as water mains are repaired and relief pours in. About 16 144 people were fed in ten wards on Saturday while 20 000 survivors receive daily care and meals. Aid totals reach 40 000 per day with a central committee coordinating distribution to 12 wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solldiers
Galveston
Morgan’s Point
Texas
Baxter
Gilveston
Giveston
Chilgen
Tapores
A. McVitie
Atteas
Galveston Rebuilds Spirit After Devastating Wave
The city of Galveston shows remarkable civic spirit as residents rush to rebuild the stricken area. Businesses reopen on sidewalks, and the exodus of those who lost everything continues as the community gathers speed to recover. Residents endure isolation and widespread grief, yet demonstrate courage and resolve to face the future.
Weather and Crop Conditions Reported Across Regions
State Weather Service dispatches from Washington detail drought relief in Atlantic coasts, but late rains fail to aid many crops. Drought persists in the Ohio and central Mississippi valleys and lower lake area while excessive rains hinder Nebraska, Minnesota, and the Dakotas. High winds from a tropical storm injure fruit along the Missouri valley to the east. Corn matured despite frosts in upper Mississippi valleys. some wind damage noted in Illinois and Indiana. Cotton damaged in South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Alabama. southern Louisiana shows some improvement, Texas harmed by a tropical storm. Plowing and seeding good elsewhere, with dry conditions in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Early grain in Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma already up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eathier Bureau
Washington
Atlantic
Ohio
Mississippi
Lower Lake Region
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Missouri
Missour
Ilinois
Indiana
South Carolina
Georgia
Floreida
Alabama
Cotton
Louisiana
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Remains of Soldiers to Be Transported Home
Col William S Patten of the War Department says remains of soldiers and civilians buried abroad will be transported free to the United States. The plan covers those buried in the Philippines and China with naval transport Hancock to San Francisco. The burial corps will also repatriate officers and Marines buried in Pacific islands. Remains will be honored with honorable burial in U S cemeteries chosen by next of kin, with ~1330 remains expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Patten
War Department
United States
China
Hancock
San Francisco
Marine Corps
Pacific
Gus
Philippines
Patten
Alligases
Presidio
Janeisca
Arlins‘on
Wishington
Health rises death toll in Honolulu natives and Japanese
Honolulu health reports show June deaths per thousand at 45 rising to 49.6 in July with long term increases since 1896 reaching 114 in the current year. Consumption leads causes, sparking calls for strict quarantine measures as newcomers fall under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Amon
Board of Health
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orland Renitls
Orland, Indiana
Vernice N
Pob
Telegraph
Germany
Sone
Sai
Siniloan
Laguna Bay
Mitchell
Cooper
Pauline M. Sabin
T. P. Culp
Alliance
Spring Lake
N. J
Sea Girt
Cincinnati
C. E
United Society of Christain Endeavor
Cinnati
Massachusetts
Gary
Fishing 3
Boston
Toledo
Henry Rosen
Iam
Jy Call
Fire Department
Cook Dagen
North River
New Yorkie
America
Tremont Street
Avenue
Alveston
Isand
First Baptist Church
Houston
State Srop
Ers
Harvard University
Cuba
Havana
Matanzas
Santiago
Cienfuegos
Cantenas
Colon
Pinar del Rio
Porté Principe
Sancti Spiritus
Holguin
Santa Clara
Remedios
Sagua la Grande
Bat
Hale
Bohol
el Cévercia
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