“The Kansas City Star
26 May 1896, Tue – Page 1STORM AFTER STORM,
Sections of Michigan, Iowa and Illinois Visited by Deadly and Destructive Tornadoes and Floods.
NINETY-NINE LIVES LOST,
Thirty-Eight People in Small Towns in th Vicinity of Oxford, Mich., Killed by the Wind.
At Least Thirty-Five Victims of the Tornado in Central and Flood in Eastern Iowa.”
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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