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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 3 (1901) (1901)

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dth as it went. The flood traveled 18 miles in 7 minutes. Nearly $3,000,000 was distances, while wooden buildin:,.; were swept away remarkably interesting articles. “Logging in the Red- raised for the relief of the sufferers. The Galveston or dashed into pieces against the bluffs. Even the wood… … THE WORK OF THE WEST VIRGINIA FLOOD. destroyed. The damage to railroad trains was es- 5,000 lives and enormous property damage, was an ture” describes all of the important work done by the pecially great, and three of our illustrations show the inundation rather than a flood. There appears to be…

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