Ohio Flood Disaster Wreaks Havoc Across State
Ohio faces record flood damage with widespread railroad destruction and ad hoc relief. Dayton Columbus Zanesville and Cleveland endure aloft waters and evacuations while Adjutant General Wood and Governor Cox coordinate aid. Thousands displaced, docks and factories ruined, relief convoys and medical needs surge.
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Columbus
Ohio
San Francisco
Dayton
Piqua
Zanesville
Fremont
Tiffin
Chillicothe
Hamilton
Middletown
Scioto
Lake Shore
Toledo
Eaton
Troy
Tippecanoe City
North Deyson
Riverdale
West Dayton
Edgemont
South Park
Bell
Wood
North Main Street
To &O
WY. King
Flooding Roils Albany Region In Historic Mid Century Storm
Unprecedented floods sweep New York State from Buffalo to the Pennsylvania line. Albany faces record Hudson levels likely surpassing 1857, with parts of Schenectady abandoned and the Hudson River division halted for through trains. Generous damage hits the Genesee Valley. livestock losses mount and hundreds displaced.
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Chatham
West Shore
Weehawken
Central
New York
Rochester
Plymouth Avenue
Front Street
Lyons
Canadaigua
Seneca
Keuka Lakes
Erie
Pennsylvania
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N. Y
New York State
Buffalo
Albany
Hudson
Schenectady
Adirondacks
International Paper Company
Glen Falls
Hudson River
Castleton
West
Harlem
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
Wyoming
Niagara
Olean
Hornell
Fort Plain
How Dayton Was Overwhelmed
Day ton faced a flood after the Lewiston reservoir dam broke. A torrent released by the three rivers and Wolf Creek surged into the city, inundating dwellings and buildings on greatly flooded ground.
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Dayton
Miami
Lewiston
North Carolina news highlights across towns and events
Raleigh reports Gov Craig appoints Geo Rountree as Wilmington district judge. A Fairmont school shooting leads to arrest. Boundary case in Raleigh ends in Neal victory. Ocean City Corporation charter issued for Wilmington. Washington tobacco market expects two warehouses. Red Cross poultry farm damage from wind near Salisbury. Raleigh to build a $100000 Glenwood school. Democratic primaries in Statesville set for April 5. Spencer eyes alderman candidates. two mayoral hopefuls. Asheville educators form society for better schools. No Massengill fugitive captured in Four Oaks. Paw Creek bridge approved in county. Gastonia officials to seek re election May 5. Rocky Point frost damages crops. Dunn to dedicate new school building April 11. Lumberton boy injured in hunting accident. Robeson senator trespass case proceeding in Raleigh.
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Raeligh
Geo. Rountree
Wilmington
Craig
Fairmont
Here
Norwood Dunn
Charlest House
Dunn
Lewis
Durham
Joe Shields
J. W. Neal
Neal
Raleigh
Ocean City
W. G. Hall
J. R. Stephenson
Washington
John C. Lovelace
Wilson
Salisbury
North Carolina
Red Cross
Raleigh School Board
Glenwood
Statesville
Board of Aldermen
Graded School Board
Spencer
W. H. Burton
C. G. Thelling
Asheville
W. C. Allen
Waynesville
Four Oaks
Noah Massengill
W. E. Strickland
Massengill
Johnston County
Charlotte
Paw Creek
Gastonia
Board of Aldermen of
Rocky Point
Pender County
T. W. Bickett
Lumberton
Stephen Humphrey
James Humphrey
Raleigh—Gerken
McLeod
Robeson County
Carter
Pure Drugs Ad Promises Citywide Delivery to All Areas
A vintage ad touts 250 years of service under the Pure Drugs and Toilet Article brand in High Point, claiming household recognition and delivery to every part of the city. The message emphasizes broad product lines and local convenience.
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High Point
High Point Milling Company Letter Promotes White Flour Quality
A direct message extols the North State Telephone Co connection among towns like Concord and Winston-Salem to boost usefulness. It asserts satisfaction with returning from High Point Milling Co. mill and endorses white frost and luxury flour as the best for bread cake and pastry.
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High Point Milling CO
High Point Milling Company
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China Grove
Albemarle
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Asheboro
Randleman
Thomasville
Lexington
Kernersville
North State Telephone CO
J. F. Hayden
Rexall
Ring Drug Co
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B. F. McClure
C. Dunbar
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