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Newspaper

Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1891

Page

5

Explosion at Park Place building kills dozens in New York

A five story Park Place block collapsed after a blast at 12 80 today. About 50 were crushed or burned, 60 escaped, and six bodies were recovered by five oclock with one survivor Mary Heagney nine. Fire engines and ambulances rushed to the scene as inspectors and police investigated a likely boiler or steam heating failure.

New York Park Pl Mary Heagney Anna Johnny Gibbs Joan Ebert &Co Soutelle Art Designing Company Ellis & Company Taylor Greenwich St Sth Park Dominick Berker Andrew Peterson No. 74 Greenwich Pa A. v. Lanmeny DeOuely Polic of Advano Illiams John Ch Aes Aps Sanat Williams Ebris Hen &E Ps Creskage Young Carpenter William Rooney Norfolk Spie City Jerebel A. Levin Hook and Ek 19 Bodie

Beating a Bear in Hazleton Chase

Nicholas Williams of Beaver Meadows drove up the mountain when his horse shied at a black bear. He sprang from the buggy and ran, but the creature gave chase before retreating as the horse steadied. The encounter occurred near Hazleton, Pennsylvania, on a summer morning.

Williams Meckdon Bruin Hazieton, Penn Nicholas Williams Beaver Meadows

Fire wipes out 12 city blocks in Jacksonville

A blaze starting at 1 a m destroyed 12 blocks from Bay Street to Laura and Ocean, fanned by a stiff wind. Thirty firms and about 60 dwellings burned, including the Tremont House and Freedman Bank building, with total losses around 500000 and insured amount near 493805.

Jacksonville Fla Bay St Beaver Laura Ocean St Freedman Bank Tremont Burbridge R. D. Haight Crockery Store Nee Ubbar Tremont House Col. Burbridge Farge Seminole Club

Bear hunter John Yule mauled by Colorado bears in cave

Kansas City dispatch recounts veteran hunter John Yule who spent 26 years in Colorado bear hunting. Injured in a near fatal clash near Tumiche Creek headwaters, he describes wrestling two bears emerging from a cave. He escaped with severe arm injuries after fighting off the second beast and slashing jaws to free his limb.

Kansas City Colorado Old John Yule Yule Ory Ule Ag Tumiche Creek Beblow

Bowdoin Expedition Reaches Laborde Strait Weather

Bowdoin scientific expedition arrived July 17 after four days delayed by fog in the Strait of Belle Isle. Icebergs reported, no field ice. The party plans to reach Hamilton by Wednesday or Thursday, aims to explore the lower river, and may proceed toward Cape Hope as conditions allow.

Battle Harper Lab Bowdoin Strait Belle Isle Nas Hamilton Yooday Wednax Aga Grand River Stiene Young Ryghton Avon Cape A Hudieig

Shotgun Quarantine Across Infected Kansas City District

A smallpox scare in the blue bottoms near Independence reports 25 cases under treatment. One patient left bed to dine in Independence, then collapsed. residents and nearby farmers have imposed a shotgun quarantine, barring anyone from leaving the infected area.

Kansas City Blue Bottoms Independence

Discovery sparks rush to Paradise Canyon mining camp

At Paradise Canyon Ore in Oregon a gulch yields almost pure lead with paying silver. ore bodies nearby assay into the hundreds. A sheep herder found the first claims, offered 40,000 for a quarter interest, as miners flood in from across the Territory and Salt Lake plans a larger delegation. The pine covered hills heighten the prospect, and camp officials anticipate a Leadville-like boom.

Switchmen Strike Hits Peoria and Lake Erie & Western Railroads

Aug 19 reports show all switchmen in Peoria and Pekin Union yards strike halting freight on seven southern and western lines. Lake Erie & Western brakemen and conductors in Lavayarte and Joliet join, with trains stopped and traffic nearly at a standstill as orders suspend perishables and timing until a general settlement.

Peoria Ill Peoria and Pekin Union W.G. Bell Lake Erie & Western Lavayerte Ind Janenaer Ipranapouts Tad Seiko Pe Heen A

Freight cars moved. perishable cargo at risk in city

Freight cars have been moved for 36 hours as hundreds of cars of perishable freight including cattle are endangered. The cars opened, livestock released, and several cattle died after the quanities were exposed. Multiple roads affected by the disruption.

Ors Fras City

Blaine Divorce Suit Charges Wilful Desertion

Mary Nevins Blaine petitions for divorce from James Gillespie Blaine Jr on the charge of wilful desertion. The case is filed in Sioux Falls with service by advertisement planned. Blaine had lived in Augusta Missouri and New York after marrying Sept 6 at a New York hotel. Mrs Blaine has resided in South Dakota long enough to qualify for separation, with three weeks more needed before service completion and trial.

Mary Nevins Blaine James Gillespie Blaine, Jr Augusta T Herrother Cleveland Blaine Fen Nevins Nevins Jimmy"Blaine Young Washington School Phillips’ Academy Washington A Nevins Ronbiehey Coragan 56Th St Eung Omeé South Dakota

Inrush of Boomers Flocks to Indian Land Openings

Gururre Oklahoma August 28 followed by a surge of settlers converging on Indian lands. Wagons and flat boats line a 60 mile line from the Cimarron to the South Canadian as eager immigrants await the proclamation opening the lands. Racial tensions loom as whites and Indians face marshal surveillance amid anticipated upheaval.

Gururre Iowa Sae and Fox Oklahoma Cimmaron

Mutiny Aboard Obdam Leads Captain to Open Fire

New York Aug 21 Captain Baker of the steamship Obdam reports a mutiny by firemen and coal passers on the last eastern voyage from Rotterdam. Rioters attacked the crew, the captain fired to stop the uprising, two hours after the volley the mutineers returned to work under pistol point, and one man, Duzendi, was later buried at sea.

New York Baker Obdam Netherlands-American Line Rotterdam Khon Uss Padre Wa Duzendi Burie

Explosion at Black Bear Mine Kills Eight

In Burg, Aug 21, two hundred pounds of giant powder exploded at the mouth of the lower tunnel of the Black Bear Mine. Four men were suffocated when rock caved in trapping them. four more miners, including manager G. McNeil and assistant John Jense, were killed. Four others are missing and believed blown to atoms. Cause uncertain but suspected candle or pipe flame igniting powder. Four boxes of 200 sticks each exploded nearly simultaneously.

Burg, Ja Black Bear G. McNeil John Jense Robert Blackburn John Barrows

Bandit Catillo Shot and Killed in Colorado Creek Ambush

In Wallenburg Colorado deputy sheriffs and others killed the bandit Catillo near Halo Durno creek after he refused to surrender while wanted for two Swedish murders. Fire rages in California Nevada and El Dorado counties with fires destroying fences bridges and timber across Clarksville Diamond Springs Webber creek area. Wildlife like deer coyotes and mountain lions fled the fires as forests burned.

Wallenburg Catillo Halo Durno Wilson Yocum Parl Brewer Cuicano Nevada County el Dorado County Nevada Clarksville Diamond Springs Webber Creek Coon Hollow

Mineral bonanza in Utah yields rich silver lead ore find

Ocpen Utah Aug 18 excitement sweeps the region over mineral discoveries in a canyon near 25 dise canyon. One gulch ore is nearly pure lead with paying silver content while ore bodies two miles away assay into the hundreds. A sheep herder who found the deposit was offered 40000 for a quarter interest by a Salt Lake mining firm. The hills swarm with prospectors and a mining town is planned.

Canenx Paradise Canyon Salt Lake Ocpen Utah

Starving Families in New York Pocket Near Wealth Center

In New York City a small area near the financial district harbors at least 170 families and up to 1000 people facing hunger without any home of their own for four weeks or more, highlighting stark poverty amid prosperity.

New York Empire City Mullionnaires

Strikers and unions amid wave of labor unrest

Reports depict strikers and union activity across industries, including the Ors and Coatmakers' Union facing funding shortages, a large ship speed record set by Teutonic across the Atlantic, and various labor disruptions with wage demands and factory closures. Also noted are political, military, and social events spanning the United States and abroad, with casualties and insurrections affecting governance and commerce.

Government ordered finest cut glass set displayed at White Mills

A White Mills glass works in Wayne county exhibits what is described as the finest cut glass set in the nation, comprising 520 pieces. The set, ordered by the United States government for the White House, features the U S coat of arms on every piece from centerpiece to salt cellars, with costs totaling about 6000 dollars after months of work.

Philadelphia Ledger White Mills Wayne County United States White House

Dust crank and the cigar myth

A cigar stand proprietor describes a customer who cuts cigars down a small end and blows smoke through the other end, joking about belief cigars hold white dust full of microbes that could harm lungs. A Chicago Mail humorist asks what a dust crank is in response.

Chicago Mail

Queer baby prompts exclamations in Indianapolis Journal

A brief humorous exchange from the Indianapolis Journal features a startled reaction to an infant's appearance as one observer jokes about a possible fit and immediately seeks a camera, capturing the era's lighthearted tone.

Indianapolis Journal John George

Sea Devils and Rays In Ocean Life Across Florida Waters

An ichthyologist explains rays and skates, focusing on the dangerous stingray. It describes size, venomous tail with barbs, and dangers to fishermen. notes camouflage, diet of crabs and squids, and reproduction differences within rays. Also covers sea devil legends, electric rays like the cramp fish, and sawfishes as related to the order of rays.

Washington Star Order of Rays Florida Mi Lieter Chun New Orleans San Francisco Pacific Bar ‘Badadoes Eod Secakas Eas Promees Central America

Drinking Water for Summer Boarders

A physician advises choosing a boarding location with a driven well rather than a sunken one, to ensure safer summer water in villages or farms not served by a common supply. The source notes this guidance stems from concerns about water adequacy during hot periods.

Ae Ae Ivan

Scrappy note on sanitation and filtration in housing

The fragment discusses bore water traveling through filters and strata to a water source unlikely to surface pollution. It laments public interest in sanitation and urges boarding house keepers to scrutinize sanitation questions, suggesting inquiry should lead to recommendations.

The Climate of This Locality Ends Bill Chad’s Life

The Arizona Kicker recounts Bill Chad’s hangings after a night of drinking and a fatal shooting of Indian Mike. The piece mocks Chad’s arrogance, details a chaotic bystander pardon scene, and claims climate change made the editor thrive, boasting wealth and local influence.

Bill Chudso Bill Mike Bill Chad

New Private Circular Offer From The Weekly Globe

Town clubs urged to use The Weekly Globe rate for a new private circular. Send to Weekly Globe for a free sample and to obtain the latest circular offer.

GLOBE Weerkly Globe

Checkers notes and solutions from Edwin A. Durgin column

In Boston Aug 26 1891 Edwin A Durgin editor notes mail to lock drawer 5220 Chess Invauns meet at 210 Tremont and Taylor’s 118 Water St daily. Presents solutions for positions 1668 1569 1570 with White to play and win or draw and referencing game numbers and players W. wins and names James Smith Brower Me Glasgow notes.

H. B. Washburn Brower King James Smith Glasgow

Iceman Seeks Favor to Impress Visitor’s Father

In a Philadelphia Times excerpt, a man asks the iceman for brief companionship to smooth his chances with a girl, explaining he has no wealth or power and hopes the iceman’s presence will aid his standing until the girl's father arrives.

Commercial Matters. Prices advance on butter and cheese

Butter prices rise amid strong demand as Western extra and Vermont extra show gains. Cheese market also advanced, with New York and Ohio varieties noted. eggs, beans, fruits, and groceries follow varied shifts. Reports cover butter and dairy products, beans, fruits, hay, flour, coffee, rice, and related staples with numerous price quotes across regions.

Boston Ares Amery Extra Franklin Co Vermont New York New York Extra Vermanta Akimne Ohio Liverpool Cary Cape Perms New Hampshire Pei Mass N. U Del Bartlett A.C Delaware Mebrons Bristol Ferry N.Y Can Etrivale

Arrivals of Livestock at Brighton and Watertown

Arrivals list show livestock quantities at Brighton and Watertown ye 5 11 including cattle veals sheep and hogs with totals and price ranges. Prices and markets shown include cattle ranges in different weights and leather hides tallying at cents per pound with lambskins quoted higher.

Brighton Watertown Stenne

West Point Girl's Wit and Her Donkey's Loud Brays

In a West Point letter from New York World, Miss Claire Mecur daughter of Prof. James Mecur, is noted for owning a donkey with a loud, sonorous bray. The animal’s voice is well known to neighbors, who hear its concerts from the veranda as the donkey pulls a village cart daily, amid amused comments on music and mischief.

West Point New York World Claire Mecur James Mecur Department of Civil and Military Engineering

Health and Strength Renewed By Syrup ux Remark

A fragment touts health and strength renewal from Syrup ux, claiming it acts in harmony with nature to cleanse and restore the body. It mentions relief from bilious conditions and notes availability through leading druggists.

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