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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1890

Page

2

City of Paris Safe at Queenstown After Peril Aboard

The missing steamship City of Paris was spoken off Crookhaven and anchored in Queenstown Harbor after a catastrophic engine-room failure caused a dangerous leak. Ballard Smith's account details passengers life on board, heroic calm, and the ship's slow, secured return to port with all souls aboard reported well.

City of Paris Survives Major Atlantic Engine Breakage

At Queenstown the Inman Line steamer City of Paris and its tow, Aldersgate, arrived with report of a serious accident 216 miles west of Fastnet. The starboard engine failed, water flooded engine rooms, yet no one was injured. Passengers remained calm, a £600 Mariners Institute fund was raised, and crews used hand pumps and buckets to save the ship. The vessel is beached for temporary repairs before possible tow to Liverpool.

Aldersgate Paris New York Fastnet Inman Ohio American Line Philadelphia Sargeant Queeenstown Inman Line City of Paris Queenstown Liverpool Cork Harbor Providence Liverpool & New York Mariners’ Institute W. G. Hitchcock Watkins City of

Runaway horse injures Dorchester doctor on Washington Street

Yesterday at about 9 AM Dr. A. E. Austin of No 83 Norfolk Street Dorchester was thrown from a carriage when his frightened horse bolted near an electric car on Washington Street. He was bruised about the head but not seriously hurt and taken home for treatment as the carriage suffered extensive damage before the horse was recovered.

A. E. Austin Norfolk Street Dorchester Washington Street Louisville Cave Hill St. Louis Bertrand Clara Barton The Red Cross J. D. Hubbell Association J. H. Moreland Johnstown Miss Barton Bowling Green Kitnep F. Barnwell Dudley Barnwell Mary Pius Mary McCombs Ben. Schild William Demer Robert Sillivan John Emerick James McCulline Marcie McClure Mary Ryan Bridget Crowe Maggie Campbell Mary McGinty John Paul Fill John Raidy William Sabrie Bud Lusher Walter Davis Austin Foreman Eagle Brass Foundry Joseph Niles Mary Hasson Annie Niles D. McLaughlin Belle Selloff Peterson Som Puff Thaddeus Mason Theo Anngermeir J. B. McCullum F. Hoffstetter Moss Castleman Mopod William Stephen Gustav Kutzeler Charles Schaeffer Gaddy Henry Lengs James M. Stephens John Reihl J. Fleischer Williams Clarence Loezer Genoa Louis Simm James Smith Mose Lazarus George Foster John Horan Minnie Stunde George Schmitt Theodore Engelmeir Jacob Baumer Richard John C. Stein Jacob Jacobs Frank Eckerle Stimins Stella Cascaden Wilson Charles Gunther Seventh Street W. R. Woodwar J. H. Riley Thomas Moore John Fraser John Phillips J. _M. Clausdre J. M. Lindsay Fred Stone Clarence Lous William Heiser Catherine Timmoruis Major Gaul Dr. Magnett Katie King Kate Frazier Whittingham Willie G. Goode Charles Taylor New Albany Maggie Ritchie Falls City Hall Melle Ritchie City Hospital Mr. Whittingham William Goode John C. Stone Andy Sulke Charles Engleman Mat Engleman Belle Engleman Mary Engleman Dora Engleman James Gelick Rudolph Lipp Norvel C. Wallace Charles Tripple Adolph Kaiser Herbert Williams Frank Ackler Tom Ashley Phil Garbert Louis Simms Ed Kecklin Annie Rogers Louis Simms, Jr Mrs. Muller Lizzie Bolton George Franck Henry Felther Hotsmire Charles Flash Yollie Young Thomas Kelly Lee George W. Cascaden Louis Whitman Robert E. Newman J. I. Funk

Consigned to the Grave From Louisville Storm Toll

Snow and disaster sweep Louisville and surrounding towns. Ninety four bodies recovered with many injured as fires, roofs, and warehouses cope with the crisis. Red Cross aid arrives, listing casualties and a wide map of storm damage across Kentucky and Tennessee.

Destructive Cyclone Ravages Peters burg and West Louisville

Reports from Peters burg Blackford and other path towns detail collapse wrecked houses and injuries. In West Louisville many businesses and homes were swept away. Eight year old Tom Logan killed thirteen injured two fatally. At Pooltown John Wilson John Babb and two children affected.

Hexprerson Petersburg Blackford Louisville Tom Logan Pooltown John Wilson John Babb

Alarming Flood Suffering Across Mississippi District

J J Hogan returns from the flooded Mississippi district describing dire conditions from Despatch county Arkansas to New Orleans. Tens of thousands are stranded on roofs and trees, cattle starve, and widespread devastation looms as water levels rise and isolation increases.

St. Louis J. J. Hogan Memphis Mississippi River Hogan Despatch County Arkansas Helena Mississippi Vicksburg Shreveport New Orleans Mr. Hogan Chattanooga Tenn The Times John P. Richardson South Friarspoint Enigeer Dadney Marcel Picayune Skipwith Crevasse Mayersville Fitters Hayes Steels Bayou Bedford Levee Madison Parish Louisiana Greenvile Rolling Fork River Side Greenville Hampton Coahoma Benett Mississippi Valley Railroad Yazoo River Katzenmeier Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Fallulah Lake One Lallulah

Twenty First Symphony concert faces lighter house

Music critics note a smaller audience at the Twenty First Symphony Concert while praising Brahms and Dvorak pieces. Roth’s violin recital and the Scherzo from Dvorak’s first symphony receive high marks as audiences debate the Brahms Dvorak reception and future programming.

Messrs Brahms Dvorak Roth Signale Bralms Rheinberger Brahims Wagner Liszt Rakoczy Frederic Cliffe Boston Symphony Orchestra Music Hall Pheodore Reichmann Kneisel

Continued Dulness in the Local Mill Market

Fatuy River March 28 The local mill stock market remains dull and weak. Closing quotations provided by G. M. Hatfords & Co. show varied figures with many entries unreadable or garbled, reflecting a sluggish market and unclear prices for several mills.

Dulness Fatuy River G. M. Hatfords & Co

Suggestions for the Season Medical Journal

Advice on healthful living and weather awareness. Promotes not overworking, proper dress, and moderate diet. Recommends Duffy’s Pure Malt whiskey as a tonic and urges consulting a doctor only for serious ailments.

Medical Journal

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