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Story March 21, 1904

The Evening Statesman

Walla Walla, Walla Walla County, Washington

What is this article about?

An earthquake with nine distinct shocks over two hours struck from New England to New Brunswick on March 21, severest lasting 25 seconds in Bangor, Me. It caused seasickness in South Framingham, Mass., and was felt in Quebec and New Brunswick.

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EARTHQUAKE DOWN EAST

It Extends From New England to New Brunswick.

NINE DISTINCT SHOCKS ARE FELT

Seismic Disturbances Covered a Period of Two Hours—Severest Shock Twenty-five Seconds.

BANGOR, Me., March 21.—Professor Knight, widely known as a scientist, says that nine distinct earthquake shocks were felt here this morning, covering a period of two hours. The severest lasted 25 seconds.

Earthquake Causes Seasickness.

SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, Mass., Mar. 21.—A feature of this morning's earthquake shock was the seasickness felt by people in an hour after the tremors passed.

Earthquake in Quebec.

MONTREAL, Canada, March 21.—A slight earthquake shock was felt in the province of Quebec and also in New Brunswick this morning.

What sub-type of article is it?

Disaster Historical Event Extraordinary Event

What themes does it cover?

Catastrophe Misfortune Nature

What keywords are associated?

Earthquake Seismic Shocks New England New Brunswick Seasickness

What entities or persons were involved?

Professor Knight

Where did it happen?

From New England To New Brunswick

Story Details

Key Persons

Professor Knight

Location

From New England To New Brunswick

Event Date

March 21

Story Details

Nine distinct earthquake shocks felt in Bangor, Me., over two hours, with the severest lasting 25 seconds. The quake caused seasickness in South Framingham, Mass., an hour after tremors. A slight shock was also felt in Quebec and New Brunswick.

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