WASHINGTON AND OREGON 120TH MERIDIAN OR PACIFIC COAST TIME January 24: 9.45, Abbotsford (49.1 degrees N., 122.2 degrees W.). Slight shock. No details. February 2: 4.52, Startup, Wash. (47.8 degrees N., 121.7 degrees W.). Generally felt. Strong shake and roaring. Cracking of plaster and paper. People generally alarmed. February 9: 3.05, Vancouver Island, probably off west coast (48.5 degrees N., 125 degrees W.). At Alberni, British Columbia, loud report and rumble. Tidal wave at Bamfield. Fairly strong shock at Tatoosh Island, Wash., where there was a loud roaring sound. Slight at Port Townsend. July 5: 21.30, Waldheim, Wash. (48.1 degrees N., 121.6 degrees W.). Shock felt by a few. September 4: Newport Oreg. (44.7 degrees N., 124.1 degrees W.). Slight shock felt also at other towns within 10 mile radius. September 4: 23.18, Darrington, Wash. (48.3 degrees N., 121.6 degrees W.). Generally felt over area 10 miles in radius. Trembling, two shocks.
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