Friedrichshall Tre TONIC APERIENT WATER Ad touted by doctors
An old advertisement extols Friedrichshall as a tonic aperient water. It claims to increase appetite, aid digestion, relieve constipation, ease bone inflammation, prevent biliary disorders, treat piles, prevent uric acid and bladder stone, aid gout, purify blood, and act as a diuretic. Endorsed by William Whitla and Sir Henry Thompson. The beverage is best taken fasting with hot water and the dose shrinks over time.
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Friedrichshall
Sir Henry Thompson
F.R.O.S
Lond
Oriental Male Berry Java Coffee Featured in Store Ad
A store markets Oriental Male Berry Java as a perfect coffee. The advert promotes the product with emphasis on its unique origin and availability at the shop.
Public Grammar Schools offer special English course at Chauncy Hall
The number of graduates from Boston Public Grammar Schools has increased, prompting a special English course at Chauncy Hall to accommodate extra study and optional language work. The Schoolhouse at 259 Boylston Street is open daily from 9 to 3.
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Boston
Chauncy Hall
Boylston Street
Fire destroys Pullman shed and damage across several depots
A blaze in Jersey City destroyed the Pullman Palace Car Company shed in the Lake Erie and Western yard, killing five cars and damaging offices and two more buildings. Loss about 200000 dollars, insured. Nearby fires in South Hadley Falls and Wisconsin followed, with extensive destruction and many losses.
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Jersey City
N. J
Pullman Palace Car Company
Lake Erie & Western
Pullman Palace
Northern Railroad of New Jersey
New Jersey & New York Railroad
Springfield
Dudley
Main and
Bridge Streets
South Hadley Falls
Smith & Merrick
E. LB. Searle
J.S. Walkley
C. Carroll
Wing Lee
Mt. Holyoke
L. 1
Dennen Brothers
Fast Avenue
Quinn & Donohue
Alexander McGee
Kingsland
James Sullivan
John Gardnar
Lindel Street
Severe fall injures respected Lowell woman near residence
In Lowell on Saturday afternoon Misa Sybil Richardson a nearly ninety year old maiden of the city slipped and fell on the sidewalk near her home receiving severe injuries. Doctors report a fractured hip and pessimism about recovery. She is closely connected locally and is survived by nephews Rufue Stendall of Beacon Street Boston and Joseph Uendill of West Newton.
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Lowellz
Misa Sybil Richardson
Rufue Stendall
Beacon Street
Boston
Joseph Uendill
West Newton
Riot at Ballimecarres ends in police assault and arrests
In Ballimecarres Delfasi a mob attacked four policemen taking refuge in a house. Military aid had to be summoned to restore order. Two rioters were arrested. An Orange funeral procession faced Catholic stone throwing during the same day.
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Dolllas
Ballimecarres
Delfasi
Earthquake Strikes Several Cities. Relief Efforts Begin
Morning news reports an 11 05 quake near Charleat ons Augusta and other points. Resentiats theorize causes while Charleston undergoes Scenes of Sunday unfold. Mayor Courtnay arrives in New York to arrange relief as Berme Bermuda signs no quake signs.
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Charleatos
Augusta
Detwege
Charleston
Ars Givsn
Courtnay
New York
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Summerville
S. C
Smith
Philadelphia
Salem
Peabody
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Jersey City
Sybil Richardson
Lowell
Jockey Club of Mexico
A. G. Sedgwick
Lloyd Aspinwall
Bristol
R. I
Geronimo
Boston & Lowell
Samuel Morley
Dudley Block
South Hadley Falls
Bermuda
Alabama Claims Department of the Treasury
Fairchild
Judge Durnham
Frye
Blaine
Ridgewood Park
Long Island
Prince Alexander Plans Abdication and Assembly Summit
News from Vienna reports Prince Alexander intends to abdicate and has summoned a National Assembly for September 11. Emperor William allegedly suggested a reply to the Czar to ease reconciliation, with copies circulated amid Bulgarian speculation. Bulgarian officers loyal to Alexander reportedly consider retaining him by force as riots erupt in Belfast suburbs.
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Alexander
Prince Alexander
National Assembly
Vienna
William
Belfast
Weather Indications for New England and Eastern New York
For twenty four hours starting 7 am Monday September 6 New England is forecast fair with nearly stationary temperatures and variable winds generally southerly. Eastern New York should see fair weather with slightly warmer temperatures and generally southerly winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Weather Record From 1886 Observer Office Report
The document lists daily meteorological data from September 5, 1886 including mean and maximum temperatures, wind velocity, and precipitation. It notes cloudy conditions with a mean barometer around 80.37 and no measurable precipitation.
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Observer’s Office
BAS Best
AON
CAS Moe
Barom
R. Per
Meteorological record of yesterday’s night observations
Observations from yesterday up to 10 p m were taken simultaneously at all stations. The report notes the weather conditions across locations, summarizing temperature, wind, and general atmospheric state observed at the same moment.
Quiet at Charleston as city plans big relief effort
Charleston remains quiet amid Sabbath services in parks and churchyards after a devastating quake. Officials estimate at least 5 million dollars is needed to restore safety and habitability, with 4 to 5 million more for rebuilding, shelters for 5000 plus tents and huts planned, and bonds proposed to fund reconstruction. Mayor Courtenay’s arrival expected to rally support as engineers assess structural integrity and guide relief.
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Cmaniaston
Charleston
Secretary of the Treasury
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
United States
Courtenay
New York
Europe
Aftershock fears fade as Charleston steadies in wake of quake
Charleston, Sept 5. Belief grows that the worst is over and aftershocks unlikely. Scientists say recurrence is slight, prompting many evacuees to return, and hotels report record dinners. Yet damage persists with First Presbyterian Church badly damaged and Charleston College irreparably harmed.
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Charleston
5. C
Washington
North
New England
First Presbyterian Church
Charleston College
Ijte
Mass Meeting on Ireland Prospects by Clan-na-Gael Leaders
Provinece R I Sept 5 A mass meeting at Infantry Hall was addressed by Colonel Frank P Boland of Kentucky Generals M Kerwin and D F Burke of New York Senator Philip O Farrel of Colorado P J P Tinan of New York and other speakers on Ireland's political situation and prospects.
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Provinence
Clan-na-Gael
Infantry Hall
Frank P. Boland
Kentucky
M. Kerwin
D. F. Burke
New York
Philip O’farrel
Colorado
P. J. P. Tinan
Ireland
Freaks of the Earthquake Report From Charleston
Pedestrians exploring ruins describe odd effects of the quake at Major J H Robinsons home where paintings crashed and furniture shattered while some items stayed upright. A later report from Cuartestos notes nine shocks at Summerville with depopulation feared. scientists document geysers and damaged foundations as Charleston aid efforts begin with Boston donors and telegraphed relief appeals.
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Cuartestos
8.C
Mendenhall and
McGee
Ten Mile Hills
Summerville
Lincoln
Charleston Camp Scenes On The Battery After Disaster
Charleston on September 5 reports war department tents along the Battery overlooking the Cooper and Ashley rivers. crowds gather for open air services and mass meetings, with revivals, sermons, and testimonials amid damaged streets, rising tides of emotion, and personal narratives of loss and survival.
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Charleston
S. C
War Department
Wilmington
Battery
Cooper
Ashley Rivers
Bay
Sumpter
Moultrie
Savannah
Washington Square
Reoad
East Bay Streets
Carolina Savings Bank
Reac
Fragmentary Quote Marks Contrast At Local Scene
A fragmentary OCR piece notes that something marked by quotes was in marked contrast with what is normally witnessed at the location, suggesting an unusual or notable event or behavior observed there.
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Mart
Popular Place for Rest in Charleston Night After Shocks
The September 5 Charleston report says further shocks may occur tonight renewing fear. Open air areas become popular refuges and sleeping spots as people seek shelter. Carriages are rented at $2 and then used as beds, reflecting the crowded, makeshift accommodation situation.
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Charlestooon
Savannah Rouses Relief Effort After Charleston Earthquake
Savannah contributes 6000 for Charleston sufferers. Delia Supplee dies from injuries after leaping from a second story window during last Tuesday’s quake, becoming the city’s second victim. Aftershocks continue as residents spend days outdoors. In Wilkes-Barre, the First Methodist Church tower shows settling after a recent cathandrie. the 60,000 church, 188 feet tall in bluestone, was dedicated three months ago and doors remain closed pending investigation.
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Savannah
Charleston
Delia Supplee
Wiilesbarre
Penn
First Methodist Church
Earthquake Shocks Reported Across Cities
A series of tremors rattled Avanta and Savannah with brief shocks around 10:40 to 11:05 PM local times. Reports note low rumbling sounds and continued aftershocks while many residents remain camped in squares as buildings bear the strain.
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Charleston
Conflict over cause of Charleston earthquakes in 1850s debate
In Charleston professors Mendenhall and McGee argue opposing theories on earthquakes. McGee cites landslides, while Mendenhall supports crustal readjustment and cites geysers as settling evidence. Mendenhall predicts a further shock and endures a dramatic escape from danger during the tremor.
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Charleston
S. C
Mendenhall and
McGee
Mendenhall
Professor Mendenhall
Japan
Lince
Arrival of Charleston Mayor Meets Urgent Relief Effort
Mayor Courtenay of Charleston arrived in New York and announced he will receipt for tents sent to Charleston for flood victims. A relief committee was appointed with headquarters at 817 Broadway to coordinate onward shipment from Delaware Pier 27. The mayor urged immediate substantial aid as thousands need shelter, with extensive rebuilding and repairs required.
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Charleston
New York
Willian A. Courtenay
S. C
Etruria
Liverpool
National Guard
William S., Hastie
W. H. Rhett
J. B. Lannean
Broadway
Delaware
North River
Express
Courtenay
Mayor O'Brien Calls Saturday Meeting for Charleston Sufferers
A city circular issued by Mayor O'Brien invites a noon Saturday gathering in his office to inaugurate assistance for Charleston sufferers. The response was reported as very satisfactory, with Amana noted among those who engaged.
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O’brien
Charleston
Elks Lodge, City Relief for Charleston Sufferers
Washington Lodge of Elks appropriated 100 dollars for Charleston relief at its meeting. A sacred concert netted about 1500 dollars for the same cause. In New York at the Brooklyn Tabernacle service, 600 dollars was collected for Charleston sufferers.
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Washington
Washington Lodge of Elks
Charleston
New York
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Mayor faces embezzlement charges in Penn city
Pains of Sept 5 report the first meeting of a committee appointed by the city council to probe alleged embezzlement and misuse of public funds against Mayor Smith. Pawnbrokers testified they did not receive licenses while the mayor claimed funds were deposited to his private account pending license compliance and said he could repay or turnover sums on demand.
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FB. W. Lincoln
A. H. Rice
William Gaston
Samuel C. Cobb
F. O. Prince
E.§. Tobey
Saltonstall
Asa P. Potter
Charles M. Clapp
Charles H. Taylor
F. W. Webster
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Samuel Eliot
J. Harmon Curtis
Nathan Robbins
William Everett
Eben D. Jordan
A. D. Mayo
Jarvis D. Braman
Jerome Jones
H. I. Bowditch
Charles E. Wiggin
Henry D. Hyde
Charles Sampson
Walter H. French
Rice
Charleston
Boston
Peabody Fund
South
Cobb
Charles Wiggin
Charles E.wigegin
Harmon Curtis
Quincey Market
O’brien
E. D. Jordan
H. J. Bowditch
Alexander H. Rice
W. W. Clapp
John P. Spaulding
Jarvis D. Bran A
Louis Prang
J. Boyle O'Reilly
Bowditch
South Carolina
Summerville
O'Brien
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Nathaniel B. Goodnow & Co
Boston Journal
John C. Paige
Boston Daily Globe
Rice, Kendall & Co
Curtis
Quincy
Custom House
Bradley Fertilizer Company
Kilby Street
Mass
Robertson
Taylor
Vindicated by the Club letter to A G Sedgwick
In City of Mexico on September 5 the Jockey Club presidium and members published a letter to A G Sedgwick denying any reproach toward him. The club praised his gentlemanly conduct at the ball and urged an end to press telegrams causing him annoyance.
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City of Mexico
Jockey Club
A. G. Sedgwick
United States
Labor and Liquor in Maine Politics A Prohibition Debate
Special letter notes how labor groups and prohibitionists rally against Maine Republicans led by Blaine who pledge protection yet fail to enact needed labor and anti liquor reforms. It cites ten hour work rules, debt imprisonment, and child labor laws as blocked by GOP majorities, while Prohibitionists form a third party amid disputes over enforcement and liquor shop tolerance in Portland Biddeford and Saco.
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PortLane
Mar
Post
Maine
Blaine
Republican Party
Knights of Labor
Massachusetts
Republiccans
Ecclsions
Portland
Lasked
Neal Dow
General Dow
Biddeford
Saco
Cumberland County
Genesa Dow
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