Port Royal area hit by severe cyclone damage
Reports describe widespread destruction along the Atlantic coast from Port Royal to Beaufort with wind-torn waterways, unmoored tiles, and high water. Dozens of bodies found, dozens more missing as families flee, while ships and wharves suffer heavy losses and rescue efforts continue along the coast. News from The Chronicle notes casualties, property damage valued in the millions, and ongoing communication gaps from isolated ports.
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East Carolina
Tate
Base Fort
Port’ Hayal
Atlantic
Taaan
Port Royal
Beaufort
Hort Royal
Bemui Fort Ines
the Chronicle
Hoyal
Bern
Errivine
Grisaingle
Oty
Charleston
Misty Companiy
Pallor Elon
Chance
Branewick
Lee
New York
Nantucket
Nurfolle
Taylor
Ted
Katte Club
Loliee & KU
Mir Kocker
Frank Sarer
Cereral
Lyseud
L. Godtisalto
Southfae
Wasanmey
Juwren
Moutraal
Point de Justeponion
British ship Jatin battered by gales near Barbados voyage ends in loss
A Pare dispatch reports the British tea ship Jatin, captained by Bisson, arrived at Harbados after four days of severe storms. Decks and equipment were destroyed, four sailors were washed overboard and lost, while the vessel, along with small boats, wheelhouse, and engine room, suffered extensive damage. In New Jersey, the tug Maurice reached port with damage to the oyster fort Norris and assisted in freeing the schooners FR F Bunyate and Laura May that were blown ashore during the gale.
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New York
Fort Norris
Tuedar
FR. F. Bunyate
Laura May
Three Masons Die In Westminster Collapse
A building collapse at the Westminster front in Philadelphia yesterday killed three masons Andrew Hare 40 and P Dolores 4 and Price Klebler 51. Nine others were injured as heavy stone and timber toppled from the tenth story during gable stone hoisting. A bystander saved a worker from the wreckage.
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Finyave Tews
New Baildrece
Joseph Hunter
Forman
Charles Laner
President Sherman witnesses Senate debate on gold reserve act
The session centers on a bill to repeal the purchasing clause of the act of July 000 and empower the president or secretary of the treasury to issue bonds bearing not over 4 percent interest to obtain gold for a sufficient reserve. Senator Teller of Colorado supports the measure while Democrats oppose repealing the act. The House fights erupt between Speaker Crump and ex-Speaker Hered as hearings are set for Monday with James M. Swank of the American Iron and Steel Association invited to testify.
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Sherman
Senate
Treasury
Teller
Colorado
Crimp
Ways and Mana
James M. Swank
American Tron and Steel Association
Mr. Swank
Statler
Exclusion Law’s Impact on Chinese Christians Draws US Plea
A Chinese church representative body appointed by the recent synod of China to draft resolutions condemns U.S. exclusion legislation. It urges American Christians to reverse the act and seek diplomatic solutions to protect missions from narrowing religious work across Pekin to Canton. The report also notes concurrent labor strikes and other 1890s era items across railroads, ships, and politics.
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Keepirm
Presbyterian Board of Coretyn Nations
Synod of China
Katous Buly
Ching Apoe
Heac
Apnod
China
Pekina
Canton
Christian Church
Congress
Chine
America
United Times
Christian People of
At the Creat Fair and Other Prominent Persemagee
Governor D B Francis attended the World’s Fair events with a ceremonial procession from Kansas City and St Louis. Speeches by Nathan Frank and J Gwynne Aver highlighted Missouri’s exhibit and the state’s commission, followed by a reception and record fair admissions.
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Stone
Kansas City
Louis Aemolnta
Dévine
Sopublags
Nathan Frank
St. Louis
Tatr Commission
Missouri
D. BR. Francis
Cochran
Pope Yeoman
Louie Houck
World's Fair Commission
J. Gwynne
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