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The Democratic Press

Location

Eaton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1889

Page

2

Destructive Wind Storm Hits Reading and Pittsburgh

A severe wind storm swept across multiple towns causing extensive damage and loss of life. In Reading four men perished in a Reading By.Co. paint shop fire set by wind, a 50 by 150 foot four story mill collapsed burying workers including 28 killed and over 100 injured. Pittsburgh saw a seven story building collapse under the wind, with 40 to 50 people buried and many others injured. Widespread destruction followed in other areas as roofs, trees, and infrastructure were torn apart and trains collided, resulting in numerous fatalities and heavy property damage.

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Shalersville News Highlights and Local Arts

Town events include Dramatic Club staging Mariner's Return at Town Hall and a reduced crowd at the Prize dance. Reports on school resume, lectures by Prof. W Pise, and a reading club form as local groups meet. A rumored arrest proved unfounded while Prohibition vote counts prompt committee review. W.C.T. U and church activities, plus notices of new livery stable and testimonials for Electric Bitters appear among miscellaneous items.

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Unusually Large Trade At D M Clewell Store Despite Weather

D M Clewell reports in its January 16 1889 notice that since January 1 business has been unusually large despite bad weather, with strong sales in Black Goods and Cloak departments. The store touts exclusive Black Goods styles, low prices, and a broad line of linens, embroideries, and hosiery, inviting customers to visit for value and selection.

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