Flood Devastates Pittsburg Area In 1852 Disaster
Severe flood reports from Pittsburg show water pouring into streets and basements as Monongahela and Allegheny rivers flood downtown. Fires, submerged roads, and power outages mark a night of destruction with rail service suspended and many districts left in darkness. Prince Henry of Prussia travels via speed through Maryland Pennsylvania and Ohio amid cheering crowds and mountainous scenery.
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Massive floods sweep major cities amid rising rivers
Severe floods inundate Philadelphia Pittsburgh Allentown and Roanoke as Lehigh Susquehanna and other rivers rise to record levels. Mills factories halt operations power plants flood basements streets and rail lines. Thousands displaced, residents race to higher ground, while rescue and relief efforts struggle to match the scale of damage.
Controversy Over McKay Franchise Proposal In Des Moines
Local council faces accusations of impropriety tied to the McKay ordinance and Des Moines Street Hallway Company pressure. Mrs A My Butler and Mayor Terwenhower figure prominently in the dispute over city fares and franchise backing, with Read & Read attorneys linked to the project and questions about fare regulation and timelines.
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Tillman warns the president on Roosevelt visit plans
Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina called on Senator Priest at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and discussed the proposed visit of President Roosevelt to the Seattle exposition. The exchange surfaced amid speculation about attendance and events surrounding the expo.
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South Carolina
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Fifth Avenue Hotel
Roosevelt
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Weak Floor Collapse Crashes Cleveland Baking Plant
Fourth floor failure at Cleveland Baking Company on Central Avenue buries five people under debris. Four girls and a woman are trapped beneath the wreckage in the basement, with all likelihood of survival diminished. Names listed among the missing include May Kelly and Molly Renter, among others, while several others suffer serious injuries.
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Prince Henry Rides Through Pennsylvania on Carded Train
Prince Henry travels by special train across Pennsylvania from Pittsburg to the west with 20 000 mourners along the boulevard. He greets German singing societies of Allegheny County, receives floral token and an address, then thanks the committees in a brief speech before continuing westward.
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Rebellion Reported at Nanning China Broadcast
Washington dispatch says Consul Mc Wade at Canton dated February 27 reports a rebellion breaking out at Nanning in Kwang province. Six missionaries were ordered to depart under pledge to be taken to Wuchow, with details to follow.
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State Department
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China
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Hogg Rejects Knee Breeches For London Visit
In London March 1 ex-governor Hogg of Texas, touring the country for the first time, planned to be presented to King Howard at a levee. A hurdle arose when knee breeches and sword were required. He refused, declaring he would not wear another country's uniform nor alter American dress.
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Texas
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United States
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Whisky Prices Fall in Peoria Spirits Market
In Peoria during March there was a one cent cut in spirit quotations. The basis for finished goods was lowered from 120 to 119 in response to a declining corn price, which is cited as the reason for the reduction.
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Port Des Moines Named For Historic Fort Revival
A March order directs the new military post near Des Moines Iowa to be named Port Des Moines in memory of the original fort established by IRAR. The fort honored the Dea Matheg and Riv coon rivers with units under Cantalo James Allen and Bo Gardner in Wrath dragoons and cavalry.
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Iowa
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Bo Irar
Cantalo James Allen
Company of Wrath Dragoons
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MISS STONEHIN ¢ NSTANTING PLE Late Captive Returns
Miss Stonehin, a late captive of Mulgarian brigands, is now in the American legation in Constantinople. Mareb Le-Mlew Wllen M. siane, an American missionary, was held by the bandits and arrived from Salatiter to the American quarter. Jamon Purver, former manager of the Carttegin works at Pittsburg, died today at his home in Olig, Midlothian, Scotland.
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Weather Outlook for Washington March Weekend
The forecast calls for fair Sunday in the west with possible increasing clouds in the east. Monday may bring a fall in temperatures, especially in the east, with warmer readings in the west. Winds trend variable, with broader changes toward the north.
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Taquad Weekly Highlights From The Sunday Leader
The Sunday Leader issue highlights include political notes on Henry’s westward move and operator campaigns for renomination, miners’ opposition to Captain Kall, and Aviemno’s Horalam recall. It also notes baseball magnets upcoming Monday games, and features such as Forty-Two Fenva engines and Kubetik’s impressions of America.
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Twelve Women Enrolled as Firemen Guard The City
A chaotic fire incident draws attention to a group of twelve women enrolled to assist firefighters. The event involves a building blaze and activists discussing safety while authorities work to control flames. The report highlights community reactions and the firefighters’ response during the emergency.
Devastating Snow Slide Claims Town Victims
A massive Saturday snow slide near Cornet Creek buried buildings and injured several, with multiple corpses recovered from under snow and debris. Among the dead and injured are Olaf Swanson, Henry Bauer, and Andrew Alg, with many unaccounted for and rescue efforts ongoing.
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