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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0338 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
| JfatuHgramtr* attit ^agazw* &*rtum BALTIMORl COUNTY'S PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER THE JEFFERSONIAN TOWSON, MD., NOVEMBER 1, 1924. HAVOC WROUGHT BY FLOOD IN LENINGRAD. RUSSIA. Part of the Alexandrovsky Prospect, one of the principal streets of Leningrad, after the inundation caused by a sudden rise of the River Neva that submerged portions of the city to a'depth of ten feet, cost several lives and caused a money damage of hundreds of thousands of dollars. International PROMINENT POLITICAL FIGURE ENDS HIS OWN LIFE.—Late United States Senator Frank Bosworth Brandegee of Connecticut, long a power in the councils of the Republican party, whose worries over financial troubles led him to commit suicide by inhaling gas in an upper room of his Washington home. Wide World photos SUSTAINED BY FAITH IN THEIR QUEST OF HEALTH. Part of the procession of the Children of Mary in the pilgrimage of 5,000 lame, halt, blind and disease-ridden from all parts of Ireland to the famous shrine of Lourdes, France, in the hope of being restored by miraculous interpositions. International |