MILLERSBURG — A fund to benefit the family of April Rogers has been established at First-Knox National Bank in Millersburg. Rogers died in a Sunday morning house fire. She leaves behind husband, Volley, and children, Jace, Samantha, Savannah and Seth. In addition to losing a wife and mother, they lost most of their material possessions and many memories to the fire, according to Rogers' aunt, Pam Deal, who said the fund was established to receive monetary donations to help the family begin to rebuild. “They have absolutely nothing.…
Since the machines needed constant oiling, the oil was all over the floor. When the fire spiked up from the eighth floor it hit the oil and the wildfire…
How the Great Chicago Fire started will forever be a mystery. I know what started it, it was natural causes because it's hard to believe that a person with a peg leg could run 250ft in the time that he said he ran. Also Mrs. O'Leary couldn't have milked her cow in the middle of the night with no light but a lantern. The lantern is a fire hazard because you had to light it with fire. Plus the wood that was the city was dry so it was really flammable.…
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Incident happened on March 25, 1911. The workers worked on the 8th and 9th floor of the building. The fire started by a cigarette someone had dropped. The owners, Max Blanck and Isaac Harris, where the first to escape. They escaped by climbing to the roof and jumped to the next building.…
“ A City Ready To Burn ” On October 8, 1871, Chicago, Illinois was a city ready to burn. In the book, The Great Fire by Jim Murphy he shows factors like everything being made of wood which helped to cause a great monstrous inferno storm made of pure devil’s tongue ready to burn the city of CHICAGO! First of all, you can tell the city is ready to burn by all the wood they have there. Two-thirds of every house, building, and factories are made of wood. I wouldn’t want everything made of wood we can all die the sidewalks and roads made of wood it’s just a disaster.…
Ellis Island was the dominant immigration station in the United States since the late 1800s and into the 1900s. The New York State government founded the island in 1855. On January 1, 1892, the Ellis Island immigration station was officially open. Three large ships carrying 700 immigrants passed through the Ellis Island portal that day. Many came from eastern and southern Europe to the United States.…
Short Constructed Response Evaluations The question: How does the fire provide a solution to the problem? Be sure to use and cite evidence from the text A) Mr. Jamison has time to get T.J. to Strawberry for trial. Mr. Granger stops T.J.s hanging by getting everyone to put out the fire. This gives Mr. Jamison a distraction to get T.J. away from the mob.…
The environment caused this fire, but people are just trying to find someone to blame. A man did not cause 14,000 people to evacuate the city and leave their homes. It was the drought and other factors involving the development of the fire. This may be true, but another main factor of the fire spreading expentionally fast was because of the high winds. The speed of the winds that were going through Tennessee was recorded to be around average of twenty to forty mph.…
Chicago had around 30,000 people and still growing, it was one of the fasted growing cities at that time. The fire started on October 8, 1871 in Mrs. O’ Leary’s cow barn around 9 P.M. Legend has it that one of Mrs. O’Leary’s cows kicked over a light lantern. The wind took the flames to the north and east, catching factories and warehouses on fire. They thought the river would stop the fire, but the river was so polluted that the fire just caught the river on fire and spread.…
There are some legendary forest fires that have been documented all the way back to the late 1800s. The most notable fire in that century was the Peshtigo Fire of 1871. After these fires, there were two main conservationists, Franklin Hough and Bernard Fernow, which pushed for protecting timber supplies and watersheds. The federal government then established the US Forest Service in 1905. The Forest Service was given control over the national forests.…
The reading sates that '' let it burn'' policy caused some damages and provides three kinds of damage to support of it. However, the professor says that fires are natural part of ecological cycle and their role is not just destructive but also creative and refutes each of the author's critics. First, the article claims that Yellowstone fires cause tremendous damage to the park trees and other vegetation.…
The Chicago Fire Oct. 8, 1871, and burned until early October 10 the fire had devastated the downtown and North Side of Chicago. Months without rain had parched the city. destroyed thousands of buildings, killed an estimated 300 people and caused an estimated $200 million in damages. A popular story often told about how of the Great Chicago Fire started is that a cow owned by Kate O’Leary kicked a lit lantern over. The disaster claimed about 300 lives, destroyed some 17,450 buildings covering almost 3.5 square miles Months without rain had parched the city, and a major fire the previous night had exhausted firefighters and damaged equipment.…
The Great Chicago Fire burned for 3 days, destroying over 200 acres and 17,000 homes, causing 200 million dollars in damage. This blaze resulted in 300 fatalities and left 90,000 homeless. Meanwhile the Peshtigo Fire was ablaze. This flash forest fire created a “tornado of fore” over 1000 feet high and 5 miles wide. As a result of these tragic fires, strict building and fire codes were enforced.…
I remember briefly coving this disaster in one of my history class and then again in this coarse but I have never gone in depth with this topic. I know On March 25, 1911, a fire broke out on the eighth, ninth, and tenth floor of a garment factory located in Manhattan, New York. The fire was reportedly cause by a “heap of rubbish which it is believed was ignited by a lighted cigarette” (The Bryan Eagle.…
3. Occurrence of the Accident/Incident The freighter SS Fort Stinkine which is a cargo ship arrived at Bombay on Friday, 12 April, 1944 No one in the Dock area was aware about the dangerous cargo which she was carrying. Normally a red flag has to be flagged to indicate the explosive but avoided due to war time. Emergency A certificate has been issued by the Dock yard higher officials to unload it in priority basis. Unloading of the ship commenced immediately.…