A Glowing Brooklyn Jubilee and Stormlit City Tales
Visitors recount a Brooklyn parade and bridge celebration with the Roeblings and Mayor Low amid festive crowds. The piece also reports a severe late day flood in Iowa with extensive damage and losses, plus local crime notes and moral observations from church writings.
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