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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 16 (1898) (1898)

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Scientific American. { OCTOBER 15, 1896. 244 A CYCLONE IN NEW YORK STATE, and the boy driv- A cyclone is a horror which we are apt to consider ing was carried | indigenous to the West, as far as this country is con- sixty feet and de- cerned. Fortunately, in the East we rarely suffer from posited… … sands of feet of pine were swept into the river. After ing, as well as the devastation which passing over Tonawanda, the tornado took a south- easterly course, and visited small towns further on. West. While crossing from Grand Island to the main shore, H. M.S. ‘* Dauntless,” where it was secured…

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