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Lebanon Daily News

Location

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1889

Page

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Johns town washed out by dreadful deluge

A devastating flood in western Pennsylvania, centered on Johnstown and the Conemaugh basin, reports massive loss of life and widespread destruction. Villages including Roath Fork Mineral Point and Woodvale are swept away. reservoirs broke, bridges and rail lines ruined, and towns submerged or wiped out. Warnings spread of hundreds dead or missing as floodwaters advance toward surrounding counties and into Virginia.

Dean Conemargh Lake Roath Fork Courag Johnstown Mineral Point Traovina Dificult Ham Convmaugh Woodvale Cnantry Greissnuna South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club Conemaugh Lake United States Pennsylvania Railroad Delaytown Kesey Telegraph John Penngyhvania Uidge Gesched Pitcai Greensboro Greensarne Jolbutown New Florence Conemaugh Johnston Covetown al Florence Blairsvill Johnsown Dany W. XN Mayes Pennsylvania Pitcairn Jobstown Avedereluvurg Fredhicksberg Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potonto Quantico Richmond Philadelphia Baltimore Jeticksburg Blackwell's West Virginis Prenwost W. Va West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Cumberland Ste Josses Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore and Olo Here Grifton

Trade of the Week Reflects Ample Supplies and Wool Demand

R G Don Co weekly review reports markets adjusting to ample supplies and firmer wool demand after holidays and cold weather. Cotton remains steady as rain improves outlook. Michigan wool fetching higher prices while manufacturers resist advances. Treasury ruling boosts expected wool demand. money markets show ample liquidity with rising bank clearings. Also notes: various local incidents and international items.

Treasury New York R G, Don & Co Alahama Nut Ear Michigan Irom United States Canada

A White House christening in the Blush Room

President announces the christening of his daughter Mrs. McKee’s infant in the Blue Room after the cabinet meeting. Generational presence includes Dr. Scott and Mr. Hardison among others. The ceremony, simple and private, followed by a brief departure for Indianapolis and a calm positive note from the president and Mrs. Harrison.

Babs McHee Mrs. McKee Bisine Miesors Tracy Windom Noble Wanamaker

Church Services and Notices in Multiple Parishes

A dense listing of upcoming services across many churches including St. Joan's, Exasunn Eyaxaxzqoan, and St. Mane's with varied times for morning and evening worship, Sunday school, and prayer meetings. Also notes German and English services, class meetings, and district pastor assignments. Additionally there are notices on hawkers and peddlers law, Grand Army commanders, school sales, and local civic announcements.

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Opium Rivalry and Reform Debates Stir Philadelphia

A fragmentary Philadelphia article discusses opium use, prohibition, and social harms. It cites cases in San Francisco New York and Philadelphia, notes government efforts to curb importation, and warns of a surge in opium consumption if prohibitory measures fail. It mentions Japan government concessions and a Philadelphia machine project, plus remarks on De Quincey and societal impact on families.

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