Flood Recall of the Great Watershed Cataclysm
A retrospective study traces the Great Ohio Valley flood of January and February detailing the watershed from Pittsburgh to Wheeling. It explains snow and rain events, river rise dynamics, and the Monongahela and Allegheny inflows driving the flood toward the Ohio, with Parkersburg and Belpre devastated and relief efforts underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Coatty
Bich Mountain
Stendolph
Okioat Point Hemant
Monongahela
Tygart's
Fairmont
Tarror
McKeesport
Maryland
Laurel Ridge
Allegheny Mountains
Ohio
Wheeling
Ratz
Jenuars
Pittaburgh
Grafios
Morgantown
Atute Watch
Ohio Valley
Ereot
Rich Mountain
Jandolphority
Salamanea
New York
Ile
Allehheny
Public Bureau
Otter
Allegheny
Tesal
Wheeling Cniess
Goth
Pittsburgh
Interprice
Mitenargh
Gifons
Downs
Pittaborg
Grove
West Cigale
West Virginia
Dows
Dengulph Cincinnu T
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Still in Need at Brilliant Ohio Ryesial to the Register
A long bulletin from Brilliant Ohio reports on public charity strain amid a relief drive. Forty families depend on aid as Conanaittea, Cornel and county officials seek funds, bonds, and state power to ease distress with government distributions and local donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Brilliant
Ohio
Ryesial
Register
Drilliant
Conanaittea
Cornell
Jedtersum County
Sherifi
Sryvarvvues
Alucis Lasme
Ramulied
William McDonald Miller
Sheik
Ewan
Katie
Katie Stockdale
Firmavnon
Citizens Relief Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Johnny Jackson
David Ryoinson
Peterson
Allegheny
Poanle
Cagnelle
Ladies’ Raliet Society
RHA
Capetain Gray Sid Bye
Thedea
Mr. Meyran
B Pick
Atterboos
Gray
Vani
Ann
Robins
Ammon
Father Hearvey
Ladies Helief Society
Allerbany
Moyran
Eelm
Ilar Sym
Ron
Anes
Reliet
Vapi
Resolute
John H. Mecreety
Fong
Seart Choral Society
Rey
Inroe
Steubenville
Stonr
Revmer
Phan Win
Wsubea
Rostwoarriw
Victim in Grave as Conant Is Searched for Motive
Alfred McClellan murdered by Frank V. Conant on Sunday. McClellan and Mrs. Conant buried today as Conant remains in custody. Mrs. Conant, grief stricken, denies crimes of faithlessness and asserts she never confessed under duress. The scandal and accusations drive her toward breakdown while Conant’s future remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwiet
Noni
Alfred McCiellam
Frank V. Conant
Conant
McClellan
Hier
Yart
T Benno
Unclear local notice with mixed fragments from Fulton area
Fragmented OCR yields a local item mentioning Heller's Hall events, a masquerade, and various names and places such as Pleasant Valley and Me Rattouse Eh. The readable portions reference a wedding, a belcher, rehearsals, and community figures, but details are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heller's Hall
Clemance
Oakness
Marek Danis Ciab
Eure
Tor Jono Rae
Memraeer
Clinles
Glallir
Pleasant Valley
Roing
Sincayart
Walton Feetiahs Fiaabes
Miller
Serene
Rattouse
Booth at Baltimore Draws Congressmen and Tariff Debate
Special to the Register reports a busy Baltimore booth drawing many congressmen as debates over the Morrison tariff bill surface in both houses. Also noted are updates from the National Educational Convention with West Virginia officials and pending Ohio political maneuvers surrounding Blaine's candidacy and the vice presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alor
Mitchell
W. A. Coppas
Cooper
Florida
G. WW. Atkinwn
Marske
West Virginle
Frenk Cooper
Alexmer Hrory Koos
Belleisle
Ravenswood
HM. Moss. Kian
Parkerebure
Fquitable Life Assurance Company of
New York
Movi
Uccusa
Tom Nolan
Hills Central
Congrrasman
Baltimore
Canden
Lipcoln
Congremman Horr
Michigan
Morrison
Senate
Wharton
Talay
G. He Hels
Northwester Association
Howitt
George Tingle
Montana
National
Nanl
West Virginia
Agaa
Acarcely
Hoperimtaudent
Fairmont Norval
Brackett
Stovercullee
A. J. Wade
Monongali
Gwatienia
Bereta
Pervinos
Libby
Cole
Chefine Jamies
Memory's Flight to Freeness of Oar Early Days Flood Recalls
Reminiscences by a veteran resident recounts historic floods of 32 and 52. An extended dialogue with G W Toempeeee and Judge G W Thompson covers water depths, the 1852 disaster, the 1637 flood note, and preservation of records. Topics include Reverend Burnet's discourse, Brently bridge preservation, and local recollections of Cedar, Washington, and nearby valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Thompson
Wethio Valley
Thompenn
Javol Burnet
Historical Society of Cinrineat
Margot
Deneret Wierrs
Bereking
Colona W
PY Thompson
Cleveland
Aiscovertee
Burnet
Supreme Court of Unio
Deverthelee
Ape
Sieenrod
Thas
Weabington City
Rome
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Bio Valley
Damaday
Howe
Lee Orrow
Rio
Baker
Minaiteville
Barbersburg
Mauser
bin Ritchie Eno
Warkersbury
Ben Na
Povliye
Wien
Ehewberv, Ives & Ph
Parkers
Nine Peenant
Keene
Bonaas
Phamay
Lauriy
Orukark Smith
Raiel ommiTiet
Belier
Spauldieg
Eatiioe
Jem Spealbieg
Wits Mart
Joe Leno Company
Peawell
Red
Henry Aine
Dereon
Seary
Lanmert
Tan Peariy
Deere Mi Cormick
THE
Gauses
Ohio River
Mexican Gulf
Lsiumndi
Cantral
Tyhia
Thong
Lalite
Laite Henke
Pancey
Giance
Allesbeny
Musengahela
Youghiogheny
Atlantic
Memca
Altegheny
York
Milan
Beng Fiosliy
Assirs
Parkersburs
Birkdale
United States
Weckdale
Parkersbury
Belpre
Shaw Bas
Ovedy
Thia
Hic River
Lespard
Parkemere
W. Va
Kate Brockdale
Parkersburg
Letae
Rick
Meyer
Secretary of War
Ironton
Iewy Tollo
Statsbenvlip
Charles You
W.va
BGO
Hater
Pelevilie
Nelpre
New Cumberland
Bee Ain Morgan
Allegheny Arsenal
Cushing
Einda
Parkerssuag
Jn Odarkinat Carrespeactins
Paukesssva
Pubeuney
Chillicothe
Sere Valley
Barry x
Thors
Trai
Fulton
Supt. Butcher
Baaine
Jakes
Lyons
Jomes
van Meter
Hardy Ragely
Blaine M
Caratasa
Ernor
Tia
Republcan
Vicw
John Sherman
Buckeye Gan
Hialna
Feaber
Binsin Lau
Athough
Biante
Bialow
Cama Tadiy
Foster
Muratt Hiaiiead
Sherman
Jouiton
Larze
Odie Dare
Ciecianedl
Selene
Aed Abe
the Treasury
Chicago
Sormia
Blaine
Foraker
Mtechemar
Wall
Washington
Chriatman
Kar Sherman
Mr. Sherman
Amery
Venktarerns
Chio
Coustratyan Sud Sale al Ba
Hite
Jerry Wan
Piarday
Crewe
Tthio
Wurrling
Sealeo
Weliaf Cormunitien
Varkeraturg
Cormer
Markat
Juilan Atrnet
Salle Railroads
MU. V. Til
Maries Wean
Ciena
Sete ‘Goyette Tebow
Meneet
Dr. King’s
G. W. Toempeee
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