Army of Men Search Wreckage for Dead in Austin Flood
Rescue teams comb the flood wreckage in Austin as the death toll rises, with a list of 300 confirmed dead and aid pouring into the stricken town. Witnesses describe fearful scenes as floodwaters swept through, separating families and forcing quick heroism to save children. A man on a bicycle reportedly helped save a child during the chaotic rescue. Total losses reach about 6 million dollars.
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Army OF Men
Austin
Costello
Weather outlook for Boston Area and New England
Showers expected in Boston Monday with unsettled Tuesday and probable showers. Winds from the east to south, increasing variability. Washington dispatch notes New England rain Monday, likely Tuesday, with moderate variable winds and brisk east to north winds over the southern portion.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Notable 18th-Century Figures and their Beginnings
The record lists theologian Lyman Beecher born in 1775, Major John Andre hanged in 1780 as a spy, and Charles Pratt founder of Pratt Institute born in 1830 in Brooklyn New York. Each entry marks notable early life dates for prominent figures.
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Lyman Beecher
Major Andre
Charles Pratt
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
N. Y
Italian Fleet Claims Sinking Three Turkish Ships
Rome reports official circles reject the Prevesa landing claim as unfounded while the Giornale D Italia says the Italian fleet encountered and sank three Turkish ships en route from Beirut to the Dardanelles after a battle.
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Rome
Prevesa
Giornale D’italia
Beirut
Dardanelles
Flood toll in Austin Penn. may reach three hundred
Reports from Austin Penn. on the Sinnemahoning River describe a vast rescue effort after a devastating flood. Officials estimate deaths may reach 300 with property losses over 6 million dollars and substantial business ruin. State police cordoned the area as crews labored through debris and rain.
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Austin
Penn
D. E. Baker
Costello
Sinnemahoning
Auto crash in Allston leaves one dead two injured
James W. Loudon of 30 Highgate Street Allston was killed when the car driven by friend Jesse E. Ames of 28 Highgate Street drifted into a tree early last night. A passenger and the driver were hospitalized with injuries.
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James W. Loudon
Highgate Street
Allston
Jesse E. Ames
Highgate
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