Pet Hotel caters to birds and beasts in vacation season
The article describes a large pet hotel offering boarding for dogs cats birds and even monkeys. Rates range from 2.50 per week for small dogs and cats to 4-5 dollars for large dogs and 0.60 for birds monthly. It notes the facility's kennels hospital area and emphasis on humane care.
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Tripper Broadway
Duistice
Europe
Theodore Moss
Virginia
Ightingales
Baltimore
United States
New York
Busy father learns value of home life in Boston Post tale
The Boston Post recounts a story of a man rushing between work and family who rarely sees his children. One morning he tries to leave as his son plays outside, the boy resists entering, and the father punishes him. The child cries and the mother asks which man caused the hurt. The boy answers that it was the man who stays at home on Sundays.
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Harvard College
Holworthy Hall
Boston
Cambridge
Harvard
New York
West
Zosten Herald
Sul‘tan
Abdul Nimid
Serites
Stortford Courant
Jilly
Turkey
Beyrout
Maine
Low Island
Staten Island
Commodore Whiting
Saventy
Middle States
Peas
Williams's Grove
Penn
Gira Eae Entin
Cleveland
Dextin_Browny
Methodist Church
Oneonta, N. Y
Death toll of eight in Salt Lake City diphtheria case
A New York Vevas obituary notes eight Mormon children dead from diphtheria after parents refused medical care for prayer based cures. A foreign group in New York City is described as relying on faith remedies including kerosene oil and abstaining from reading newspapers, claimed to reflect debased intellect and misguided medical practice.
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Saya Alfred Trumble
New York
Salt Lake City
Frecord
Mystery Disappearance Mentioned At Breakfast Table
A mysterious disappearance is noted in a breakfast table discussion this morning. Denials from aides are reported while one quiet youngster named Georgie speaks honestly, stating his father forbids him to talk at the table.
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Georgie
Pittsburg Dispatch
Scientific Scraps and Curious Speculations from The Era
A collage of notes on spiders protecting trees, chalk wells lowering London’s water table, a possible shared meteor across England and India, a zinc roof lasting over a millennium, and Bombicci’s magnet theory for meteoric iron. It also includes folk neuralgia remedies, and a debate in the Royal Institute about angel wings and osteology in art, with references to St. James's Gazette.
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G ‘Ketter
Hinds
London
England
India
Perth
Signor Bombicei
Earth
Bombicci
Arctic
Royal Institute of Eeolereologists
Merton College
Oxford
Raphael
Botticelli
St. James's Gazette
Modern chemistry claims soda can power vehicles
A startling claim says a harmless soda can be transformed into a powerful motor. A Chicago State Street car runs on soda power with no fire or exhaust and a 13 minute charge for six hours of operation.
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State Street
Chicago
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Boston
England
Minneapolis
Aoda
Mayflower Wins Opening Race for America’s Cup in New York
The Mayflower defeated the Galatea in the first race of the America's Cup series off New York. Crowds on shore and on steamboats witnessed a vivid voyage with Commodores, millionaires, and yachts lining the harbor. The Mayflower led from start to finish, finishing around 4 24 p.m. while the Galatea crossed about twelve minutes later amid cheers for the American victor.
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Lieut. Honn
Royal English Navy
Hastera
Boston
Rooklyn
Americas
America
Saylshman
Seane
New York
Royal Northern Yacht Club
Radha
Corsair
Vision
Sappho
Stranger
Oneida
Wands
Tillis
Meteor
Ruby
Fort Hamlton
Ambassadress
Mirands
Montauk
Actzea
Sachem
Wave Crest
Lancer
Dauntless
Collow
Italy
St. Johns
z _ Gut at sea, beyond the Hools
Scotland
Sarah Craig
Sandy Hook
Fort Wadsworth
May Hower
Earthquakes Reach From Charleston To Augusta
Augusta dispatch describes the Charleston to Augusta earthquake route along the South Carolina Railroad. Geysers erupt beside tracks as towns like Summerville suffer, plantations lose workers, and rail lines show extensive damage. Camp meetings, prayers, and amid panic, both Black and white communities seek relief as the region remains demoralized.
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Charleston
Augusta
South Carolina
Summerville
Branchville
Earthquake Effects At Sea And Augusta Topography Change
The Hydrographic Office received Capt. Lao Voegel's report from the City of Palatka describing a submarine quake near Port Royal that caused a minute and a half of rumbling, calm seas, and a ship scraping sensation. In Augusta Georgia, quake driven land settling reveals new views from sand hills, with landmarks disappeared and formerly hidden houses now visible.
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Augusta
Hydrographic Office
Washington
Lao Voegel
Palatka
Charleston
Port Royal
Vooegel
Multistate events sprawl from yellow fever scares to political shocks
A crowded East and Middle States scene reports 200000 at the Cincinnati Exposition parade and Biloxi yellow fever outbreaks, a West Virginia senate candidate shot, California Democrats nominating Bartlett for governor, a Charleston earthquake aftermath, and arson jail visitations as turmoil ripples across politics and disasters.
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Biloxi
Miss
Cincinnati(Ohio
Marke
van Pict
West Virginia
Enne
Jake” Isbell
Labor Party
Isbell
Congressional notes and international dispatches in brief
Telegraphic reports outline Secretary Bayard rebuffing charges in Mexico and ordering continued inquiry in the Cutting case. Treasury circulars remind officers of the July 14 1886 presidential order on political interference. Queen Victoria sends sympathy for earthquake victims while the Canadian Methodist conference opens in Toronto. Russian Czar Alexander rebuffs Prince Alexander’s advances and predicts disaster upon return to the throne.
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Washington
Sebretary Bayvand
Bedfrric
Mexico
Donnig
Tne
Secretary of the Treasury
Clevelad
Tuk
Toronto
Breaca
Teemer
Czat Alexander
Russia
Alexander
Pelaris
Dramatic and musical notes from stage world shows
The article lists actors and plays including Mrtr Ante and Minnrz Patami heading seasons in Australia and England. It notes George Vandenhoff’s death in England and Maggie Mitchell’s repertory with Maggie, plus plans for a large Los Angeles opera house and a New York season. It mentions Henry Invine touring America, Decca at Covent Garden, and a Chicago Mikado production. It cites a Wisconsin drought causing a wagon fire and South Benp Indians drawing water from sixteen artesian wells daily.
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Som
Shakespeare
Engad
Henry Invine
Ellen Terry
England
Maggie
Mrpcet
Maggie Mitchell
Jenny Linp
Los Angeles
Cal
Dixir
London
New York
Prince of Wales
Henry M. Stancey
America
New York City
David and
Munron Hina1as
Chicago
Washington
Miss Johnson
Covent Garden
Farm boiler explosion kills two men and wounds several
A portable boiler attached to a thresher exploded at a farm two miles south of Troy. David A. Phillips and Archie Hankle were killed. Newton De Freest, Rutger Vanderburgh and William Livingston were seriously injured. The blast destroyed the barn and caused extensive damage.
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Theerburgh
Troy
David A. Phillips
Archie Hattklé
Newton
Bo —Freest
William B.idvingston
Rutger Vanderburgh
Vanderburgh
David 4. Phillips
North Greenbush
Archie Hankle
Bath
Newton Dethe
Nelson Wandell
Wiliam H. Eileen
Sandlake
Phil Lips
Hankle
de Freest
Wandell
Lucas J. de Fréest
Meier
Livingston
Aodarborgis
Atp Pea Hankle
Greenbush
Charles
Hudson River
Jessel
Earthquake Panic Sparks Wide National Alarm and Damage
The report chronicles a broad quake with dozens of shocks across cities from Nashville to Savannah and Columbus. Buildings cracked, chimneys toppled, streets flooded with fear, and hundreds suffered dizziness or fainting. Several fatalities occur in Savannah and panic erupts at hotels and theaters.
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Macon
Garr Y
Nashville
Columbu
8. C
Denison
Indianapolis
Louisville
Serer
Augusta
Es Knoxville
Mobile
Ala
Mobi
Savannah
Pete Charlston
West Va
Jane
Milwaukee
Wis
Petersburg
Van
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Wilmington
Dayton
Ohio
Columbus
Andersons
Hotal Duquesne
Pittsburg
N. C
la Sare
Raleigh
N.C
St. Louis
Scranton
Théorcillud
Washington
Atlanta
Academy of Music
Cleveland
Savanah
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Massacre of Christians Reported in Sechuen and Cochin China
Advices from Ching indicate widespread Christian killings in Sechuen and Cochin China. Eastern Sechuen villagers and northern Cochin China residents are described as rising against Christians, with many killed, houses burned, and farms destroyed. Thousands are said to have perished or been driven from their homes.
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Ching
Too-Foo
Sechuen
CochinChina
Cochin China
Leith
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