Destructive Williamsburg Reservoir Break Devastates MA Valley
A massive Goshen reservoir near Williamsburg, Massachusetts burst May 16, flooding Williamsburg Leeds Haydenville and Florence. Dozens of factories including Skinner Silk Works Hayden & Co and Nantuck Silk suffered catastrophic losses with many homes destroyed. Death toll around 140 and rising, with extensive property damage and relief efforts underway across multiple towns.
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Haypenville
Mass
Williamsburg
Skinnerville
Skinner
Hayden, Gere & Co
Leeds
Sprixoriety
Goshen
Hampshire County
Florence
Nantuck-Silk Company
Florence Manufacturing Company
EK. M. Chandler
New Haven
Skinner's Factory
Haydenville
Samuel E. Miller
Haydenville Savings Bank
Loomis’ Hotel
Warner
Button
Canal Railroad
South Street
East Hampton
Mill River
Strixarizup
Northampton
Dugning
Ralph J. Shaw
Robert Fitzgerald
Edward Harmons
Gen. Davis
Patrick O'Neil
Hiskey
Hitchcock
J Hayden
Haydenvillle
Canal Road
E. Graves Ames
C. Rice
Birmingham
Johnson
Hubbard
Starkweather
Burr
Frowrnce
New Haven & Northampton Railroad
Huston
Hnaydenville
Connecticut River
Conway
Conway Branch
Wil. Hinneburg
Wm. Thayer
Henry James
Rice
United States
Hayden
Hayden Manufacturing Company
Diamond Tobacco Works
Nantuck Silk Company
Northampton Brush Company
Greenville Manufacturing Company
Bay State
Clement & Hawkes Manufacturing Company
International Screw Nail Company
Williams Manufacturing Company
Skinner Silk Works
Boston
Talbot
Salbot
New York
Europe
Skinnersville
Hayden, Mere & Co
Haydensville
Montague
S. Capt. Vaughan
Crutchulow
A. P. Crutchulow
Geo. Warner
Goshen Hills
Sprinckeip
William Skinner
Brien, Gere & Co
Hayden Tobacco Co
Hayden Foundry and Machine Co
Additions to River and Harbor Bill Stir Debate
Washington May 16 Senate Commerce Committee inserts amendments to the river and harbor bill totaling about half a million dollars. House and Senate members fault the lack of floor debate and note meritorious works omitted. The Star reports a robbery at the Board of Health office aimed at records in a nuisance suit against Columbus Alexander.
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Haydenville
Willameburg
Leeda
Skinnerville
Licking War
Washixgton
Senate Committee On Commerce
House
Senate
Star
Alexander
Board of Health
A. K. Browne
Browne
Columbus Alexander
Congress
Finance Committee
Senate Finance
Blaine
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Joint Special Committee
District of Columbia
Edmunds
Bayard
Board of Public Works
Blickensderfer
Wilson
Biniie
Conger
Dahlgren
Selby
St. Paul
Minn
Western Association of Journalists
White House
Capitol
Naval Academy
Stevenson
Lamar
United States Naval Academy
Corrancy
Steamship Movements Reported From San Francisco Harbor
San Francisco reports several vessel movements with arrivals and departures. The Pacific Mail steamer Granada sails for Hong Kong and Yokohama from Yokohama on May 16. The Weser from Bremen arrives on May 16. The steamship Frank from New York arrives out on May 16. The Minne Barlegle from New York arrives at sea and the steamer Greece from Liverpool has arrived.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Grnada
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Yomn
Weser
Bremen
Ieee
Frank
New York
Minne Barlegle
Greece
Liverpool
Prescott examined over Sanborn funds inquiry in Congress
Washington May 16 The Ways and Means Committee questioned F A Prescott Boston Sanborn's lawyer about the 28000 paid to him and the lack of receipts or disbursement records. Prescott said about 12000 covered legal services, the rest for confidential purposes, with no accounting demanded by Sanborn.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
F. A. Prescott
Boston
Sanborn
Dawes
Foster
Beck
Prescott
Woodbridge
Mr. Dawes
St. Louis
Prison Reform Congress
Thos. D. Woolsey
Oale College
Jud Walker
Detroit
Michigan
Baldwin
Illinois
Witesses
Hurlbut
Wisconsin
Hughes
Bouvee
Congress
Congress of the
United States
Press
Vaux
Iron Mountain
Fire destroys warehouses and homes in Whitestown blaze
A Whitestown fire on the railroad destroyed two warehouses and Holler’s cabinet shop and dwelling. About 2000 bushels of wheat burned. a $5000 policy covered the loss in Home Insurance and Etna. In Bloomfield a dwelling owned by Wallace Stevens burned, killing a woman and two children.
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Ixpianavoum
Whitestown
New York
Etna
Hartford
Bloomfield
N. H
Wallace Stevens
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Great Ashfield Reservoir
Mill River Valley
Missie Chandler
John Atchinson
Jeremiah Ward
George At
Electa Knight
Gee
E. Lamb
Mary Brennan
Frank Train
Mary Ann McGee
Patrick Heally
Alex. Roberts
Merrick.Wood
Chicopee
Michael Burke
James Burke
Eliza Downing
Henry Birmingham
Spencer Barnlett
Jerome Hillman
Eli Bryant
Jacob Hill
Robbie Hayden
Johanna Williams
Edward Mackler
Francis Brodeur
John Kaplinger
Archibald Laucoubie
Norris
John Wilson
Posey
Brasier
Messie
Napoleon Benville
Stepheney
Edwin Thayer
Samuel Miller
W. H. Avoniss
H. L. James
Wonotuck Silk Co
Geo. P. Warner
Emory Wheel Co
Patrick
Lillie Charpentier
Charles Patrick
Mary Rose
Julia Patrick
Alexander Lander
Ralph Isham
Dunlea
Ira Dunnin
Miss Dunlea
Samuel Davera
Jane Cogan
Smith
Annie Cogan
Arthur Sharp
Sarah J. Ryan
Tuck Silk Company
Sruixarieco
Fio
Springfield
Leech
New York Sun
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Warner's Flat
Warren
West Branch
East Branch
New York Herald
Skinnersburg
Lacey
Bank
Connecticut
Michael Hennigan
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Ira Dunning
Chas. Brady
Springfeld
N. Y. Herald
Williamaburg
Tie
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Mayaris
Soros
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Navy Department
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the District Investigation
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Government Printing Office
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