Mayor Establishes Flood Relief Station in City Center
The new relief operation centers at the old Equitable Bank Building 20 East Third Street under Mayor Dempsey. Superintendent Wyand leads outdoor poor relief with Landesco assisting. Council to fund and coordinate with charities and organizations to shelter feed and care for flood refugees.
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Flood Submerges GEST Street and Bridge In Universal Park
Floodwaters submerge GEST Street and adjacent bridge. Officials plan rapid restoration including telecommunication lines and essential office furniture to reopen the thoroughfare. Local agencies coordinate relief as cleanup crews assess damage.
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Cincinnati Flood Relief Headquarters Coordinated Effort
Cincinnati authorities mobilize a central relief headquarters with a telephone line to coordinate aid and distribution for flood victims. The Chamber of Commerce, Mayor and Change directors urge cooperation, organize a relief committee, and solicit private donations while storing supplies and arranging refugee housing at Garfield School Cumminsville.
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Inland seas form as river levels rise threaten city homes
Flooded districts from rising rivers force residents to flee. Cincinnati faces disaster potential rivaling the 1884 deluge as forecasts offer no relief from ongoing rains and floods.
Ohio River Flood Pushes City to Emergency Action
As the Ohio River rose for three days and four nights, Cincinnati Covington Newport and nearby towns faced widespread inundation. Homes flooded thousands displaced with relief stations planned by city councils and meteorologists warning of continued rain and rising levels.
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