Secretary of State Bayard Quashes Sedgwick Telegram Rumor
A telegram received by Secretary of State Bayard from A G Sedgwick, recently sent on a mission to Mexico, asserts that circulating stories about him are false and that proof will be furnished when called upon. The report follows a year of government disclosures on patents currency and public debt.
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Toledo to Bowerston Route Open for Through Car Service
The road is now open through from Toledo to Bowerston connecting with the Pennsylvania System for all points East. Through car service operates between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta and Bowerston, and Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. James M. Hall and Ceri Manager Woodford Pess Avent.
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Fifth annual encampment opens with delegates from twenty states
The National Encampment of the Sons of Veterans met in Buffalo New York on the 31st with delegates from twenty states. General Walter S Payne of Fosteria Ohio serves as commander in chief. Brevet Major General George died suddenly of heart disease at Framingham Massachusetts aged sixty one.
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Excelsior Geyser Breaks Out in Yellowstone After Long Quiet
Reported as the world’s most powerful geyser Excelsior erupted on the thirtieth of a month, lasting over twenty four hours after a four year quiet spell. The sequence followed a string of wild events across the nation including bank robberies, fires, and political upheavals.
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Abdication rumor shadows Bulgarian throne crisis
Misprint notes Prince Alexander publicly states intention to abdicate the Bulgarian throne at a reception with army officers on the 4th. He pledges support to the troops but cannot stay in Bulgaria against the czar’s wishes amid a wave of global dispatches.
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Charleston Earthquake Devastates City With Massive Loss
The city reports 30 to 40 killed and over 100 injured with property losses between 8 and 10 million dollars. Three quarters of buildings may need rebuilding as fires flare despite a divided fire department. Rescue efforts continue through the night, food shortages loom, and roads out are unusable amid nine more tremors.
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Earthquake Rumors Sweep Wide Regions
Dispatches report shocks felt from Georgia to Michigan and New York to Missouri after a quake Tuesday night. Lieutenant Powell cautions another tremor may follow. telegraphic reports note bells ringing and buildings rocking across interior towns near St. Louis and beyond.
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Historic U S Earthquakes Across Regions and Years
A survey of notable U S earthquakes from 1755 to 1872 including the 1811–12 New Madrid events in Missouri, the 1853 San Francisco tremor, 1870 Quebec-linked waves reaching New York and Chicago, and counts of events by region totaling 59 in 1835 alone and 354 during 1872–83 across Atlantic slope Mississippi valley Pacific slope plus Canada.
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Bell Telephone Suit Argument in Columbus Opens Sept 20
Washington reports the Bell telephone case in Columbus, Ohio, will see opening argument on September 20. Government attorneys Mensray Thurman Lowery and Chandigr to present the case.
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