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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1886

Page

4

Fatal mine gas explosion near Scranton claims seven men

A blast at the Fairlain mines near Scranton Pennsylvania killed six men and Edward Pierce fire boss, who vanished in the slope. Only Patrick Comer and John Nafir survived after the fire damp explosion engulfed the crew as they attempted to descend the lower vein. A rescue party found bodies in the blackened passage and uncertainty remained whether the flame sparked the blast or vice versa.

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Railroad trackmen killed by passing engine in Summer Hill

Reported on the Summer Hill railroad line a group of track workers were struck and killed by a passing engine. The incident prompted a review of safety measures along the line and railway operations in the area.

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Prohibition Party Nomination and Notable 1900s News Mix

Eastern and Middle States report ex Governor St. Johns as Prohibition candidate and party gathering in Harrisburg nominating Charles S. Otter for governor. Reports note a New York horsecar strike ending in defeat, a Montrose fire causing heavy losses, and a Philadelphia express safe theft with clerk under arrest. A Brooklyn writer jumps from the Brooklyn Bridge, later fined. Captain Cook accidentally shoots himself at Chatham Massachusetts. Deputy State Printer appointment in Albany. Seizures of American vessels cited amid broader crime notes.

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Ill Fares the Nation in The Times of Political Upheaval

A collection of brief notes reports and events including murder suspects sent to the gallows in Indiana and Kansas, a bond of political debates at Des Moines and Columbus, a hurricane of explosions in Chicago a California governor nomination and the restoration of Prince Alexander in Bulgaria. The items touch on elections platforms convictions and international affairs with multiple named places people and dates.

Iowa Des Moines D. Jackson Mason Levy Lyitrano Edge- Geld County D. C North Carolina Raleigh Supreme Court Cyraus B. Luce Michigan Grand Rapids Columbus James S. Robinson Cleveland Springfield H. J. F. Ricker Ant Cocman Nathania L Bates Richmnom Ind Sexis Kansas Summerville S. C Nicintty Ohio Cincinnati California John T. Swift Chicago

Notable Americans Set for Europe and America Lectures

United States Senators Pugh West and Butler head to Europe while Witt Cameron plans to lecture in England this fall. Henry M. Stanley the African explorer will lecture fifty times in America next season. Survey Banrvert, eighty two, is Boston’s leading lawyer with a large income. The three daughters of the late F A Drexel own about 4.4 million each and donate much of their income.

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Widespread East Coast Earthquake Felt from Gulf to Great Lakes

A major earthquake was felt across a broad swath of the eastern United States from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes and west to the Atlantic coast. Reports describe tremors in New York City, Washington D C, Raleigh and Atlanta with shaking lasting up to a minute and causing alarm in factories, prisons, and homes.

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Gladstone Pamphlet on Home Rule and Irish Self Rule

The pamphlet outlines three sections: a history of home rule, the Irish members’ demand, and a look at Scotland. It defends Gladstone against charges of precipitousness, notes the idea was not ripe, and discusses electoral lessons shaping Liberal strategy and Ireland’s future, including the appeal of national existence and the risks of separation.

Gladstone Ireland Scotland Mr. Gladstone Hartington Chamberlain Bright Vitorious England

Restored Bulgarian Prince Alexander Returns to Power

Prince Alexander, deposed ruler of Bulgaria, is restored amid large public demonstrations. He enters Litova and Sofia with widespread support. a reformist cabinet led by Stambuloff remains, while anti Russian sentiment grows. King Milan of Serbia sends congratulations.

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Baseball Notes From City and League Circles

National game notes cover GravesPro of the New Yorks once a coal miner, Pittsburgs shutting out St. Louis Browns in five straight games, Temney of Syracuse at short with 14 chances flawless, and Washington building a winning club amid modest crowds. Washington’s recent series with the Giants, Ray Stemmeyer and Buffinton’s pitching feats, and John Start’s Hartford base duties are also noted. League-shaping talks include a new league planned with Ohio and Pennsylvania towns, Clarkson’s strike-out record, and timing evidence placing Terry as fastest. Team records show Boston and Chicago runs in games, and standings across American and International leagues.

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Squire's Removal as New York Public Works Commissioner

General Newton named New York Public Works Commissioner after Mayor Grace charged Rollin Squire with conflict of interest linked to contractor Maurice Flynn. Governor Hill approved the removal, citing grounds tied to the Flynn letter and civil-service law concerns.

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