The Spain Floods
The loss of life through the floods at Consuegra, in town in Toledo, on the banks of the River Guadalquiver in Spain, has been enormaus. Already…
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Floods & storms, 1891
76 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 4 of 4
The Floods in Spain. 100.000 Persons Homeless. the Royal Palace Thrown Open for Relief of Sufferers. London, Saturady Night
THE floods in Spain still continue. The rivers Togus and Guadalquiver, the two main art[?] of the kingdom, have both overallowed their banks…
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The natives usually go to rest at sunset, in the little huts under bamboos, of which there are long clumps stretching everywhere; and, happily, it is the custom in these districts to…
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Terrible destruction has been caused by the inundations following the heavy rains in the Spanish province of Toledo. The town of Consuegra (population 6000) was nearly swept away,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Safety in Thunderstorms
Recent thunderstorms has confirmed the old saying that it is dangerous to stand under trees during lightning. Isolated trees are more apt to be struck than a clump, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Floods in Spain. Slepepers Crushed and Drowned
An English paper dated September 26 gives the following account of the recentdisastrous floods in Spain:- The Spanish province of Toledo has…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Serious Floods in Scotland and Wales
During two days lately, Edinburgh and the East of Scotland, were visited by a terrific gale, which was accompanied by an almost incessant downpour of rain. The crops have…
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The workmen engaged in removing tha careases of the cattle drowned in the floods of Spain have struck work on account of the pestilential stench arising…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Terrible Cyclone. Penal Buildings Destroyed. London, Tuesday night
FURTHER particulers have been received of the terrible cyclone which visited the South Andaman Island, on the east side of the Bay of Bengal, and by which the…
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One of the most terrific gales which have swept over the British Isles for years past occurred on the night of October 13, doing great damage to property, and causing the greatest anxiety amongst…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →A Terrific Cyclone. 100,000 DOLLARS DA-MACitl. Londpn, Tnoßdny
A TERRIFIC cyolone passed over Washington, and was followed by a waterspout, which burst over the the city. Seven persons werr killed. A gasometer at…
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Further heavy storms have taken place over the whole of England. Floods hava been caused everywhere, and many buildings have been unroofed…
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A DESTRUCTIVE cyclone occurred on Friday at Tickera and Kadina. It travelled north-easterly and was about three miles in width. It then…
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The terrific gale which wrought such widespread havoc on November 11 was one of the most remarkable we have evperienced for some time past. All the accounts state that no such hurricane has…
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The charges made against lifeboat-men during last week's storm have given rise to a discussion in the Press on the question as to whether it would not be better to place the life-saving arrangements…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Terrific Storm. Fifty Fatalities. [By Cable] London
DURING a strom at Valoncin, in Spain, fifteen vessole were wreeked and fifty persons killed…
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