Unprecedented Flood Hits Ohio River Front Towns
The Ohio River flood endangers barges and homes from Greensboro to Pittsburg. River craft, fences and houses drift with the current as the water rises to 21 inches then steadies near 45 feet at Greensboro. Dozens of boat houses and vessels are wrecked. residents seek higher ground and guards scramble to save moorings and property. One fatality reported from a snapped cable.
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Mynd
Dmonddyahola
Greensboro
Big City
Pittsburg
Gen. Getter
Debria
Jennings &Co
Smithfeld Street
Barnard
Jacobs
Cincinnati
O'Neil
Joseph Walton & Co
Polish
Amithfeld
Baltimore and Ohio
Wate
Williamsburg
Beckls Run
McKeesport
California
Ongahela
Bellvernon
Brownaville
Fayette City
Virginia
Charleston
Baltimore and Ohione
Pennsylvania
Alleghen River
Fragmentary OCR item yields unclear narrative
The readable text fragment mentions a series of names and places but lacks coherent context or full sentences. It hints at a transportation or locality topic with references to bridges, counties, and arrival events, yet details are missing to identify a specific event or outcome.
West Virginia flood devastates towns and rails.
Floods along the Monongahela and Valley rivers inundate Brownsville Martins Ferry and Parkersburg areas. Homes, bridges, and mills are swept away. trains halted. casualties reported. Rivers rise to around 23 feet before receding. 10 million bushels of coal scheduled to move. damages estimated near $2,000,000 with widespread property losses across Taylor Wood and Kanawha counties.
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V. VB
PhiAlon
Jeaburg
W. Va
Tod District
Chartiers
Ingroense
Pittsbure Keeaport
Pittsbure Keeaport Ry
Saiteburg
Knight
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Peters’ Creek
Wheeling
Clarkaburg
Grafton
Monongahela
Brownsville
California
Mondela
Charleston R
Pike Run
West Virginia
Bondin
Bondin’ S, Harrison, Taylor, Wezel
Wood
Wirt
Rutchde
Lewis
Acting
Balarged
Taylor County
Wood County
Wuertina
Valley River
Morgan & McGill
Fetterman
Greenbrier R
Raullbarg
Kanawha
Parkersburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Petersburg
Changes in Nervous Health Warns of Worry Effects
The text touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine to counter fear and nerves, claiming worry overwork and fears cause rapid decline. It cites his remedy as removing these effects and lists broad advertisements. The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad announces excursions to Columbus for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment with specific return windows and low per mile rates, plus extended return limits for distant travelers, and notes tickets on sale for tours to western states and resorts.
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Goth Bogdaot
Paty’ Bedteout
Chicago
Ani
Harrison
Caven
Williams
Citizens’ Safety Committee
Committee of Safety
Daniel Macauley
Harrion
Macaule
Ovee
Arsenal
N. R. Ruckle
Benjamin Harrison
Gold
Ry Buckle
J.J. Palmer
Harry Adore
Safety Committee
W. Sayre
Fitéman
Angelia
Sayre
Geneva Harrison
Butt
Thev
Harrison Hawever
Ifs
Jett Ihe
Harton
Miles
Grand Army of the Republic
Columbus
Colorado
Utah
Taha
Wyong Ore Ma
California
Alaska
Land
Simmer Resorte
Eae
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Tna
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Eee
Wasianaron
Serra Milla
Bill
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Canyon
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Kelley
Cannon
Louisiana
House
Senate
Qian
Dickinson
Holman
Washington
Wirana
Javille
Wisconsin
Winans
Cleveland
Thurman
Tilden
Hendricks
John Sherman
Alger
Sherman
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Yohat Wa
Fan Tana
Beersnekar Nasta
Bam
Henkem
George Hahn
Gustav Kohler
Orries
Ava
Koeler
Ohio
Nettleton Fine Shoe
R. K. Scott, Jr
A.j.vandenbroek
Tess Are EE
Abad Serguei
Snyder & Son
Summit
Ian Valetet
Gly Richardson
C.F
Wip Hte
Aire
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