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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1886

Page

2

Earthquake Waves Confined to Land Surface

The report notes blue and yellow sands ejected from near the surface, with strata details and no marl, implying shallow origin. Artesian wells show no changes, indicating no deep-seated cause. Absence of a tidal wave and vessel jerks point to land-confined disturbances with rapid forward then slower backward motion.

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Charleston Earthquake Impacts and Community Reactions

In Charleston an earthquake devastates buildings including the Roper Hospital and jails. City and exchange bodies seek a national loan for rebuilding. Catholic and Episcopal institutions suffer damage. schools shut. Widespread color community fear, religious frenzy, and mass prayer fill Marion Square. Deaths of Florence Rector, Sarah Glover, and Mary Lee reported.

Charleston Cuantuston, &. C Charleston Exchange Merchants’ Exchange A. W. Tarr S$. Bollmann Merchant's Exchange Congress Academy of Our Lady of Mercy Meeting Street Central School George Street St. Mary’s School Society Street St. Peter's School Sisters of Mercy Queen Street St. Francis Mavier Infirmary Calhoun Street Broad Street Brothers of the Sacred Heart P. L. Duffy Daily Kim- Boul =o Roper Agricultural Hall Summerville Jesus God Christ Kingster Sodom Gomorreh St. Michael Horeb Parfurly Alee Marion Square Noah Bill Rass Jacob Gabriel Egypt Florence Rector Sarah Glover Mary Lee

Prince Alexander Visits Sofia Amid Amnesties and Parades

Prince Alexander arrived in Sofia amid triumphal welcome, attended a Te Deum mass, and ordered amnesty for revolutionaries. He restructured the ministry with M. Stambuloff staying as premier, and celebrations included artillery salutes and a grand reception for foreign diplomats. An earlier stop at Philippopolis saw an attempted train wreck halted by the engineer.

Sofia Alexander Ali M. Stambuloff Bulgaria Prince Alexander Philippopolis Austria Prince Bismarck Russia Vienna Neue Fine Press Bismarck France St. Petersburg Berlin Nicholas Frederick William IV Czas England Balkans Germany Czer Prince

Moses Colby to sue Hillsboro over daughter’s death

Moses Colby, whose daughter Jessie was killed at a railroad crossing near Hillsboro on August 21, plans to file a $10,000 lawsuit against the town of Hillsboro. The suit alleges negligence leading to the fatal incident and seeks damages for the loss.

Moses Colby Jessie Hillsboro

Nantasket Becomes Night of Light in Fifth Illumination

Nantasket Beach glowed from Green Hill to Pemberton as houses hotels and cottages lit with lanterns candles and fireworks for the fifth annual illumination despite wind and safety worries. Notable displays at Hotel Nantasket Atlantic House and Gundee lit by thousands of Japanese lanterns. Reeves American Band performed as spectators filled the beach and piers marking a memorable close to the season.

Nantasket Brace Nantasket Beach Green Till Pemberton I’otel Nantasket Charles P. Trot Hunt & Son Weymouth Reeves Rockland House Atlantic ER Atlantic House Pacific House Hathaway Centre Park Wentworth, Holbrook Clarendon Messrs W. Cooper Curtis Straits Pond House E. J. Driscoll William Ross Gundee A. J. Randall S. S. Gray Gun Rock Green Hill Moriart Hall Village Hull Yacht Club Hee Pelegraph Strawberry Sagamore Hills Point Allerton Ocean House Vine Cafe Hotel Standish Arlington House Crocket House

Mr Keiths Free Shop Faces Labor Talks At Factory

At George E Keiths factory a plan for a free shop continues to unfold as a Knights of Labor committee reviews the work dispute. About 250 workers are on site with potential to rise to 300 if departments expand. Keith expects arbitration if talks fail and says external labor committees will not be entertained.

Brock Ton George E. Keith Keith Knights of Labor East Lenox Wash Ington Street South End Byublic Lenox Reed Streets Office of Auctioneers

Inquest on the Wood Case at Hingham

Ex Representative Joseph Burdette led the inquest into the East Boston youth Wood's harbor death. He cleared the room, examined witnesses separately, and the hearing with Dr Spooner and others lasted into the forenoon before adjourning to next Tuesday.

Wood Hincham Strcian Joseph Burdette Hingham Young Wood East Boston Burdette Bouvo Tach Spooner Fred Nash Benjamin Tremere, Jr Charles Morse Skipper Hoedzkins Nellie Sargent Lillie Whittemore Beb Townsend

Man killed on rail line at Lowell Thors day

The incident was linked to Sebato Sartioni as the identified victim. Western New Hampshire musical convention in Clermont N H concluded. it reported a successful session. Charles J Hillman of Boston who shot himself in New York's Grand Union Hotel died last night. Wallingford shoe box mystery revived by a vital find in woods near the body. officials held back details. A brakeman, Lauwis Forest aged about 20, of Providence Worcester railroad, fell from a freight car roof at Central Falls station and was killed.

Lowell Thorsday Sebato Sartioni New Hampshire Claremont N. H Charles J. Hillman Boston Grand Union Hotel New York City Wallingford, Conn Lauwis Forest Providence & Worcester Railroad Central Falls R. I

Patent Medicine Advertisements Fragment Promises Cure All

A fragmented old ad lists Hale's Boney cough cure, Glenn's Sulphur Soap, German Corn Remover, Hill's Hair Dye, Pike's Toothache Drops, and pills described as cures. Small prices in cents and one dollar indicate a generic 19th century medical promotion with mixed reliability.

Hale Glenn Hill Bleck & Brown Pike

Phillies Defeat the Cowboys on Strong Hitting

Kansas City hosted PhilHe as McKeon, newly acquired from Cincinnati, pitched for Kansas City. Philadelphia registered eighteen hits and played better as a team. Umpiring by Fulmer drew Kansas City complaints and the Phillies won 14 to 4.

Kansas Oivil McKeon Cincinnatis Kansas City Phillies Fulmer

New England fair draws ten thousand with balloon ascent

Bancor Maine September eighth ten thousand people attend Bangor New England fair. Professor W R Allen of Providence ascends in a 40000 cubic foot balloon with two daughters and an attendant, reaching a half mile, landing in Hampden Centre and returning toward Maplewood Point, with another ascent planned tomorrow. Races feature Gerryman der, Archie, Pouch Me Not, Dictator Chief, Glenarm, Daniel, Maggie Miller.

Maplewool Point New England C. EB. Ingraham Gerrymander John Trout Archie Barry D. Wood C. H. Nelson Dictator Chief C. P. Drake Glenarm A. H. Barry Daniel M. ©. Delano Maggie Miller

Long Boston Blues vs Portlands Game Ends in Darkness

Boston Blues and Portlands battled 7 innings plus extra with a tense 4-4 tie when darkness halted play at South End grounds. Kiley, Reilly, Murphy and Galligan sparked Boston as Portland capitalized on errors. umpire Lynes called the game after 2 hours 40 minutes with eight total runs.

Boston Blues Portlands South End Grounds Boston Lynes Blues Kiley Reilly Murphy Galligan Kearns McCormick Joe Sullivan Sullivan Wheelock Ake Willis Hitfeld Po.a.s Veesewce & J Ryan Soslie Hartnett Hafield UO Sheer di Bocas O'Rourke M. Murphy Seaeneck SRA Sipnte eGee J. Sullivan Cei Ryan Gallian Peston Hy Ee Hatneld Boston Ines Lynch Brockton Brockton-Lynn Lynns Brocktons Yte O Pee E Burns Lambert LaRoqua O’brien Meister Whiteley Thayer Gruber Rocktons Strick

Athletics and city teams clash in early standings

In a series of score pairings the Brooklyn club tops the Athletics 10 to 5 while Pittsburgs lead 5 to 3 over the Pittsburg-Cincinnatis. Newark-Newarks yield 5 to Waterburys 2 and Staten Island-Metropolitans win 9 to Balti mores 2. Louisville-Louisvilles post 15 to &t. Louis 7.

Brooklyn Brooklyns Athletics Pittsburg Cincinnatis Pittsburgs Newark Newarks Waterburys Staten Island Baltimores Louisville Louisvilles T. Louis

Court suit over demurrage on Bangor lumber voyage

United States District Court hears Charles Kendall v 120 000 feet spruce lumber carried on schooner E A Stevens from Bangor to Boston. Delays at Pope and Paul’s wharves caused demurrage claim. Hammond denies demurrage notice before discharge. Lawyers J B Richardson for defendant Salem D Charles for claimant.

Charles K. Kendall Libellant E. A. Stevens Bangor W. T. Pearter Pope’s Bammermw Paul’s Hammond Pope’s Wharf Paul’s Wharf J.B. Richardson Salem D. Charles

Dedham Water Contract Challenge by Ten Taxpayers

Ten or more Dedham taxpayers seek injunction to halt water works contract for fire hydrants and school buildings or its payment. Town voted $4500 yearly for ten years. contention centers on statutory two thirds vote and checklist requirements. Notice to show cause set for the 14th. Auctioneer Libbie & Co. moves to new address 6% Washington Street and will continue special sales.

Jonathan M. Smith Dedham E. Greenwood

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