Charleston Quake Leaves City in Ruins and Fear
Charleston and Summerville report a devastating earthquake only hours after shocks began Friday night. The Charleston damage runs deep with 30 to 40 dead, 100s injured, and property losses estimated at 8 to 10 million dollars as buildings collapse and fires break out. Across Georgia, Savannah, and Illinois towns felt tremors, with widespread alarm and disrupted rail lines.
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News and Courier
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Hye
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Caroling
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Cooper
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Atstelier
Ana
Michael
New York
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Columba
J. H. Averill
South Carolina Railroad Company
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Samuel Bowsers
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Missouri River
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Simmons
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Fla
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Priaent
ConmBus
Central Asylum For the Insane
Institute For Blind
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Media
Hotel Duquesne
City Hall
Lovyville
Masonic Temple Theater
Alpert Willis
Ricamonn
Aumber
Jefferson
Sath
Englewood
Congress Nominations and Political Attacks Across States
Nominations for Congress listed by district across Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Missouri and Ohio with multiple parties noted. Illinois Republican convention nominates Tanner for Treasurer and Edwards for Superintendent. platform attacks alien land ownership and criticizes federal policy. Great Railroad Bridge burned at Fort Leavenworth destroying iron structure and wood approaches, causing heavy damage and costs.
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Pennsylvania
Daniel Ermentront
Kjinvin
James A. Connolly
J. M. Sweyer
Missouri
Oudin
Ilaois
N. E. Worthyington
Ilinois
J. H. Rowell
Ohio
J. H. Outhwaite
Dams
Illinois
William Lindsay
Indiana
Harris
Iowa
John H. Gear
Virginia
Jacob Yout
Sac
North Carolina
KR M. Simmons
West Virginia
C. P. Snyder
Bmiasiasippi
Yi Hooker
Kansas
Joseph T. Lowe
Michigan
C. A. Friable
M. H. Pord
Patrick Hanford
Wisconsin
C. B. Clark
Tllinois Republicass
Beainarrecy, Ill
Illinoig
John R. Tanner
Richard Edwards
Seavenwoats
Kao
Missouri River
Fort
Leavenworth
Butcher Dies After Cow Mite Bite in Curversyp
George Kratel a local butcher in Curversyp Aug 31 attempted to pluck an apple from a cow's throat and was bitten. He died yesterday from blood poisoning caused by the bite, shortly after the incident.
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George Kratel
Yeaterday
Estlu
Burt
Beaten by Brack Loxpoy Bapt 2-[o the international
The fragment mentions Brack and Loxpoy with baptism and international context, but readable facts are limited. No clear event date, place, or organization is identifiable. Further text is needed to form a coherent news item.
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Loxpoy
the International
Gould
Ted
Terrific explosion devastates Chicago powder magazines
Lightning struck Laflin Rand and neighboring powder magazines near Archer Road on Aug 29. A massive blast killed several residents including John Kann and damaged dozens of buildings across Chicago. Dozens more injured, with scenes of destruction and shattered windows citywide.
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Latin & Rand
Archer Road
Crighton Park
Laffin & Rand
Austin
American
Oriental
Forsyth
Unzard
Laflin & Rand
Dupont
John Gugl
Ife
Joors
Wers
Carele Barnaworth
Gugs
Eliza Devine
Kann
Grand Trunk
Chicago & Alton Roundhouse
Justha Tierney
Explosive Disaster Flattens House Wreck Kills Hay Barn
A massive blast wrecked Jierney's house tearing the roof and rear wall. Eight people were inside. all escaped unharmed except a girl with minor facial scratches. Fire destroyed Gugs haystacks. The scene drew about 35,000 spectators as telegraph lines failed. The powder house site left with a large clay hole and scattered debris.
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Tierney
Lebboing
Hig Horey
WILL RULE AGAIN Prince Alexander Welcomed to Bulgarian Throne
Prince Alexander Retiens is enthusiastically welcomed in Tirnova after reaching Sistova. He travels to Philoppolia, unites the people, and issues a manifesto urging welfare for Bulgaria. Mob attacked revolutionary Zankoff in Solis. crowds escort him amid long cheers.
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Ilo
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Timneva
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Tichua
Servia
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Solis
Ilia
Nove
Hisgghivor
Philippupolia
Escapee and Recaptured in Midwest Bank Robbery Plot
Escapee Currall was taken from an officer in East St. Louis by five assailants from Gilexburg Michigan on a bank theft case. After a pursuit a posse searched and recaptured Currall and his accomplices at a later point.
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St. Louis
Tillamy” Currall
Gilexburg
Hito
White
Eeast St. Louis
Nada
Carroll
Excelsior Geyser in Yellowstone Erupts After Quiescence
The Excelsior Geyser in Yellowstone Park suddenly erupted at 3 p.m. Friday and spewed for over 24 hours after four years of quiet. A separate note reports Thomas E. Benedict of Albany named Public Printer by the White House on August 20, with expected relief for Rounds around September 16.
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Sr. Paul
Minty
Pionter Press
Cinnibar Evenis
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Aiser
Thomas E. Benedict
Albany
White House
Rounds
Bond Call Notice and Clarification from Secretary
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury announces that by September 15 he will redeem uncalled three percent bonds up to ten million dollars at par and accrued interest. Secretary of State Bayard reports reception of a telegram from A G Sedgwick stating that circulating rumors about him are false and will be proven if called upon by the Secretary of State.
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Powell
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Michigan
Missouri
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Atlantic
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Bayard
A. G. Sadzwick
New Minister to Mexico Named from Louisiana
Judge Mancing of Louisiana was appointed minister to Mexico on Tuesday succeeding General Jackson. He has served on the state supreme bench and is not a politician though an intimate friend of Secretary Bayard.
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Wasninstoy
Judge Mancing
Lousiana
Jackson
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Bayard
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