Storm Ravages East Coast Ports With High Tides
New York reports a devastating storm striking the northern states with northeast winds at 26 mph and relentless rain. Tide levels rose in East and North rivers, flooding West and South streets to curbstones, while ships at South Street piers suffered torn rigging and scattered spars.
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Long Beach
Oak Island
New York
South Street
Wisconsin
Liverpool
The
Bar
Richard Begley
Adriatic
George’s Shoals
Cottages Driven Into Sea as Storm Devastates New Jersey Coast
Terrifying night as high surf and fierce winds flood the Shrewsbury River flooding streets. Inlets cut through the shore near Seabright turning Sandy Hook into an island, wrecking cottages of Blagden and Carpenter and damaging others. Several bodies seen. town cut off from rail travel. Lone Branch reports most severe storm in fifty years with $170,000 repair bill to the bluff. Avon by the Sea and Breitmar report bathing houses and pavilions destroyed. piers in Shark River Bay smashed.
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A. F. Carpenter
Low Moor
William A. Street
W. L. Strong
Dr. R. Tubbs
John Milton Cornell
Esquire Howland
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Lone Branca
N. J
New Jersey Sea
Great Ocean Pier
Avon-By-The-Sea
Breitmar
Gordon
Shark River Bay
Ocean City Beach Rescue Amid Severe Maryland Storm
Sept 11 report from Sauprivate indicates a fierce gale at Ocean City Maryland. Hotels and cottages lose porches doors windows. waves flood second stories. life saving crews rescue beach residents. one rescuer washed out then saved by a returning wave. extensive property damage but no reported loss of life.
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Ocean City
Atlantic Hotel
Congress Hall
Stockes
Sea Isle City
Chester
Newland House
Star House
Continental
Ocean Front
Townsend Inlet
Vessels Missing After Gale Strikes Atlanta
The Atlanta faced heavy seas that could have overwhelmed her low freeboard. Naval officers believe she rode outside during the storm and may be adrift until the gale abates. Captain John A. Howell is praised as navigator, but officials fear the vessel will not reach port without word. If silence continues, Secretary Tracy plans to send a rescue vessel tomorrow.
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John A. Howell
Navy Department
Tracy
Pilgrim Leaves Newport After Storm Delays Eased
Newport R I Sept 11 The storm delays are easing as the steamer Pilgrim departed for New York at 1 PM and the Providence arrived at 2 PM Steamers will run to New York tonight as usual Folus has been repaired and resumed service The danger from the surf and sea is now over.
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Newport
R. I
Pilgrim
New York
Providence
Folus
Nine New York Pilots Carried Away on Outgoing Steamers
Nine New York pilots were carried away today on steamers they guided from port. No pilot boats could be found outside to bring them back. Some must take involuntary trips to Europe or Southern ports. By law they receive 25 dollars per week and first class board during their enforced absence from port.
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Europe
Corporal Tanner
South
Grand Army
Post
Butler
General Black
Black
Tanner
Congress
Go to Sea in a Catboat and Give Anxiety to Their Friends
New Haven residents Rev. M. Pegg, George N. Harrows, Jacob Smith and Captain Daniel Craft of Norwalk sailed from New Haven in an eighteen foot catboat toward Long Island as a storm rose. The craft faced strong winds and it is feared they were lost, with telegrams sent to Long Island seeking news.
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M. Pegg
George N. Harrows
Jacob Smith
Daniel Craft
Norwalk
Long Island
Search Continues for Missing On Long Island
Reports indicate ports failed to locate the missing individuals and a search has expanded with parties mobilized on Long Island to locate them.
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Long Island
Geysers in Yellowstone Park Roil With Fiery Outbreaks
Sept 11 Yellowstone Park reports in the last day violent subterranean motion followed by massive gas and steam explosions in the upper basin. The Giant and Giantess geysers surge with furious activity, along with other dormant vents once believed extinct, linked by scientists to a great Atlantic storm that prevailed yesterday.
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Yellowstone Park
Atlantic
Severe North Shore storm floods shores from Boston to Lynn
A brisk northeast wind of forty miles per hour drove high tides along the North Shore last night. Wreckage washed ashore from Revere Beach to Beachmont as waves surged beyond usual heights, flooding parts of Ocean Spray, Nahant, and the Point of Pines. No major injuries reported though several piers, porches, and a bathhouse were damaged or derelict. Meanwhile Salem and Marblehead reports noted unusually high tides and heavy surf, with vessels and moorings affected along Beverly Harbor and Gloucester-bound fishing ships.
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C. C. Burton
M. M. Davis
Broad Kiln Creek
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Slaughter’s Beach
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Thomas Draper
Delaware
Il Salvatore
Philadelphia
Gibraltar
Richard T. Green
Patrick
Jeremie
Boston
Mima A. Reed
Byron M
St. Domingo
New York
Alena Covert
Antigua
Henry M. Clarke
Kingston
Jam
Providence
R. L
J.D. Robinson
A. Rudolph
Addie B. Lacon
Unity R. Dyer
William H. Tantum
Maud Seward
A. & E. Cooper
Timour
Bayara
Kate E. Morse
Walter F. Parker
Lynn
J. & L. Bryan
W. R. Grace
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Loyalist
Vroom
Zaza
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Argus
Henry Failing
Merriman
Hiogo
Maritime Exchange Station
the Inquirer
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Marblehead
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Fred Howard
Beverly
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Boston Lottery Sales Flurry Tests Public Statutes
Despite strict laws against selling or promoting lotteries, Boston saw crowds at the Louisiana State Lottery office on Washington Street. Notices warned tickets unavailable this month, with next drawings to be offered by mail, attracting laborers and even policemen. A Boston printer reportedly profited $15,000 from a lottery drawing, illustrating how lottery sales persisted despite penalties.
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Louisiana State Lottery
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Cornelius H
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Theodore M. Osborne
Injured Pontcher at Fitchburg Station After Bar Altercation
Daniel R. Pierce of Fitchburg was found at Fitchburg station last evening drunk with a dangerous head wound. He received eight stitches from Dr. Eliot after being taken to Division 1 for care.
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Eliot
Corral Tanner Resigns in Pension Debate Fallout
A lengthy defense argues for broad pension increases for Civil War veterans including Corporal Tanner. It contends veterans deserve reevaluation as ages shift and laws change, defending Tanner’s actions against Copperhead critics and praising pension justice under Congress.
Rumors Swirl Around Pension Bureau Commissioner Tanner
The AP reports a White House review of Commissioner Tanner amid talks of a possible replacement. Secretaries Noble Tracy and President Harrison weigh options, with mentions of a U S marshal post and Treasury registrar as possible next roles. Turbulent discussions, resignations, and graft rumors color the Pension Bureau as clerks worry over leadership.
Merchants Week draws crowds amid rain and reservations
The rain did not deter the visiting merchants as they flocked to Bedford Street for Merchants Week. Secretary Churchill processed certificates while tickets for today’s Nantasket banquet sold quickly. Hundreds more are expected, with many firms distributing passes to customers. A long list of registrants includes L. P. Rice of Providence and J. Staunton of Fall River, among others from New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, and Connecticut. The excursion boat departs at 9 30 a m and most visitors plan to depart tonight or stay through the week.
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Churchill
Nantasket
Point of Pines
Shoe and Leather Exchange
L. P. Rice
Providence
R. I
A. T. Rice
W. K. Bacon
Middletown
Conn
Johns. Bicknell
Bradford
E. J. Finn
Waterbury
Edward Deegan
F. A. Smith
West Boxton
R.S. Currier
Claremont
Alex Beatty
Southbridge
John Ibene
Bellows Falls
D. Macmathon
Buarlington
Jack
Richmond
J. A. Mills
P Cee
N. H
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W. B. Clauson
Rutland
O. Alger
Newport
R. L
A. R. Mott
Barre
Walter Wilbur
Hadley
E.T. Maxwell
Burlington
John B. O’ Heare
St. Albans
Samuel H. Marks
Brookage
Abe Gainsburg
North Brookfield
J. Ives
Brandon
A. Jd. Ives
Pole
Paul Mooney
Miller’s Falls
Abbott
Dexter
Julius Cohen
Biddeford
J. Waterman
Bangor
Homer Thrasher
Welch
Great Falls
Charles F. Apogon
Athol
Williams Marcotte
Danforth
Concord
G. H. Cobb Palmer
Kerby
J.kerby
Seetor
Noo Moore
T. C. Mahon
Marlboro
Keene
Otto M. Doubleday
Otto
Doubleday
Springfied
James E. Cadagen
Katie A. Cadagen
Adams
Albert M. Follett
Ella M. Follett
A Il
John Cushman
Ppanenester
C. Brooks
Cranes
Thomas C._ Keyes
Newbury
George J. Slayton
Morrisville
C. Slayton
A. Beake
Bristol
William Baker
Chesterfield
Ry Morse
A. A. Pond
East Berkshire
C. EH. Black
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Royalton
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Charles J. Fairbanks
New Port
A. Fairbanks
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Barnet
New Suncook
Frank H. Messer
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Calais
F. A. Webster
Salmon Falls
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Chavez
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Dover
J. A. Rawson
Iinheds
H. A. Henry
Walpole
A. Hormans
George J. Springer
Portland
L. H. Folsom
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Anna Kimball
Winewondon
J._ I. Brown
Newburyport
Bone Ae
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Ventilation in Boston Schools Stirs Debate on Law and Practice
The piece argues a state law mandating schoolroom ventilation is impractical without a defined standard. It recalls past ventilation failures, notes advances in architecture and heating, and urges prudent bids and bonds for true solutions. It questions whether purification could replace ventilation as a policy, urging cautious action. L. Bacon Foss.
Pansy Club Banquet Plans Hudson River Excursion
The Pansy Club of this city, wives of the National Lancers, enjoyed a complimentary banquet yesterday at Mrs. E. S. Marston’s Cottage Hill Great Head home. A business meeting approved an annual excursion next month with a trip up the Hudson River. In the evening the gentlemen guests were treated to a collation and musical entertainment.
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Flint Glass Packers Strike in Ohio Valley
Pitrspurg Pennsylvania September 11 All the flint glass packers in the Ohio valley except a few have gone on strike seeking higher wages.
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Pitrspurg
Penn
Flint Glass Houses
Ohio Valley
A Scarcity of Honest Men in Cronin Case
Curiaco Sept 11. No jury progress for Cronin case as adjournment arrives with no advancement toward securing a jury.
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Peremptory Sale of Two New Swell Front Brick Dwellings
Public auction on Thursday Sept 12 at 8 pm for two three story brick houses Nos 99 and 103 Falmouth Street Back Bay near Chester Park Huntington Avenue. Each house has twelve rooms furnace bath water closet gas hot and cold water. No 99 land about 1840 sq ft and No 103 about 1514 sq ft. $500 cash per house due at sale. Key at 111 Falmouth Street J W Cherry janitor. Further details from Joseph Comer 164 Washington Street or Auctioneers.
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Chester Park
Huntington Avenue
Taursday
J. W. Cherry
Joseph Comer
Washington Street
Land Auction On Magnolia and Columbia Streets
On Thursday September 19 at 3 pm, sale begins with the Magnolia street lot facing 83 feet frontage and 9473 square feet, plus a 144 272 square feet lot on Columbia street. Nine other lots vary 4000 to 8818 square feet, all suitable for building as a street plans connects Columbia to Quincy. Proceeds support development near Third Street station with rapid transit to the depot. A $100 deposit on the Magnolia lot and £500 on Columbia street, $50 on other lots. Plan and details available from the auctioneer.
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Barry and Clark Streets
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Bird Street Station
N. Y
Lawrence Avenue
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