Flames Followed Flood At Dayton Dead Thousands
Terrifying flood in Dayton prompts mass evacuation as Governor Cox mobilizes about three thousand militia troops. Reports of thousands dead flood in from Dayton, with telegraph and telephone outages hindering confirmable details. City officials scramble to organize rescue, with special trains, boats, and aid prepared. warnings of more rain raise fears of further catastrophe.
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Clough Ready to Fight Penny Clough Over Land Dispute
Clough and attorneys prepare to challenge a preliminary injunction restraining construction on land owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad. The railroad plans to serve the bill of complaint. a first hearing is expected Friday. Both sides foresee further court action as the fight for possession of the central city land continues.
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Flood Waters Recede East of City-P and E
Two hundred men labor overnight under Superintendent Brew to repair a major washout near Roach's Crossing. First train crossed the line at about 11 o’clock this morning as flood waters recede east of the city and the railway approaches normal service.
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Roach’s Crossing
Supt. Brew
Inundated Clark’s Place Stranded by Flood Waters
Last night the Pennsylvania railroad about Rover’s Crossing suffered washouts as high water crippled the valley east of town. Homes and farms were flooded with water three feet deep. C W Clark moved furniture to the second floor and later used a boat to reach a nearby farm for supplies. Train 42 was delayed while crews reinforced tracks and rebuilt embankments. conditions remained severe with several washes and extensive damage across the region.
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Hotels Crowded As Travelers Stranded In Town
Travelers remain stranded as trains fail to move and hotels fill up. Many guests were offered rooms at private homes and boarding houses while crowds pass time at hotels and clubs. The Corry Billy Will hosts a gathering for about fifty visitors at the Wika Club this afternoon.
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Corryites in Omaha Relatives Anxious for News
Relatives of Corry residents in Omaha fear for their safety after a big disaster. Dr. Smith and his mother felt relief upon receiving a delayed message from Don Smith, now in the afflicted city. Mr. Fitch of Metal Furniture has no word yet on Lisgon’s status. Telegrams from the family remain unanswered, heightening worry about the storm’s impact on Corryites in the west.
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Glenni Sainte
Caroline Austin
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Questioning tolls on wages and savings for future years
The passage questions whether one extracts tolls from every dollar earned and urges consideration of saving for years of lower earnings, prompting reflection on prudent financial habits and future security.
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