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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1882

Page

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Floods and bridge washouts hit multiple towns in New Jersey

Rains lasting 18 hours flood Plainfield and Scotch Plains with four foot water in streets. Grove Street bridge collapsed injuring and possibly killing several watchers. Jersey City Hoboken and Newburgh report floods and sewer backups. Other Upstate towns from Port Jervis to Poughkeepsie endure washed-out bridges, rising rivers, and heavy property damage as storms continue.

Plainfield N. J Poperty Grove Street Green Brook Scotch Plains Eigh Charles Winston New York Jersey City Hoboken Meadow Brooklyn Tellars Newburg N.J Cornwal Broadway Erie Fishkill Dutchess County Port Jervis N. Y Raleigh N. C Tarboro Bordentown Delaware Poughkeepsie Hudson Interior Counties Verplank New England Hudson River Cobb’s Ferry West Shore Catskill Daugertie Hudson River Railway New Hamburg Dutchess Junction Hudson River Alley Mount Holly Ohio Stephen Day Melville Berry Ninderman Noros Washington Masonic Hall Davis R. W. Thompson Sec Navy North-West Iowa Illinois Indiana Allan Pinkerton City of St Joseph Col. W. P. Canaday Congress North Carolina Secretary of the Interior Supreme Court St. Louis Smelting & Refining Co Kemp

Bank Records Show Officials Named in Cashier Note

A fragment lists Thomas Sturgis as vice president and Abby Assit as cashier with a $200 000 amount. The source shows initials and roles without full context of institution.

Columbia & Greenville Railway Baltimore

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