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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1898

Page

4

Shawneetown Flood Drowns Hundreds and‑Cuts News Lines

A Shawneetown flood devastates the town as the Ohio River rose and the levee failed. Estimates place dead from 100 to 250 as houses floated away and all communication with the town ceased. Rescue boats set out as Mount Vernon reports 200 dead by 12:50 AM.

Oxstongo Cypreas Junction Shawneetown Ohio Cuioaco Mount Vernon

Levee Break Destroys Shawneetown and Drowns Many

A Shawneetown flood disaster follows the levee break one mile above the town. The 20 foot levee failed after 6 0 pm Sunday, sweeping homes away and trapping residents on rooftops. Evacuation attempts were hindered by darkness and broken lines, with word only reaching Evansville by messenger and telegraph lines down.

Louisville Courier-Journal Evanaville Ind Shawneetown Dis Evansville Ohio River Fakitts

Reconnaissance and troop actions near Atbara

Anglo-Egyptian forces conduct major reconnaissance 18 miles from Atbara, engaging about 500 dervishes at Mahmoud position amid heavy bush. British aims include base demands at Wei Hai Wei and broader diplomatic moves as other nations pursue Cuba and rail disruptions rise in Illinois.

Mahmoud

Welcoming a healthy baby starts with mother’s strength

A vintage health notice urges expectant mothers to use Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription to boost endurance during pregnancy. It cites Mrs Nanuie Taylor of Lovelace Texas, claiming eight children and relief from female weakness after using the remedy. The ad invites readers to request a free copy of Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York.

Doctor Pierce Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo N. Y Dr. Pierce Common Sense Medical Adviser

Insurgents urged to seek peace as autonomy grows

Autonomist cabinet in Havana appeals to Cuban insurgents to end fighting and unite for peace. Spain promises broader autonomy and will propose terms to the Cortes meeting soon, urging a united path to liberty amid the conflict.

Washington Havana Spain Cortes

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