TY - SER
KW - Pennsylvania Railroad
KW - Allegheny Portage Railroad
KW - Cambria Iron Company
KW - Edgar Thomson Works
KW - Homestead Steel Works
KW - Mellon Bank
KW - Henry Clay Frick (1849-1919)
KW - Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919)
KW - Clara Barton (1821-1912)
KW - American Red Cross
KW - Knights of Labor
KW - attorneys
KW - trade unions
KW - Johnstown Flood of 1889
KW - steel industry
AU - Duke Bailie
AB - A novelization of the Johnstown Flood of 1889.
C1 - 1886-9
C3 - Allegheny Mountains; Stonycreek River; Allegheny County; Homestead; Braddock; Pittsburgh; Point Breeze; Clayton; Downtown; Cambria County; Lake Conemaugh; Little Conemaugh River (tributary); South Fork Creek (tributary); Johnstown; E. Conemaugh; South Fork; Cresson; Adams Twp.; South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club; Fayette County; Connellsville; Westmoreland County; E. Huntingdon Twp.; West Overton
C4 - Disaster; Romance; Christian
CY - Chicago
LA - English
M3 - Novel
N2 - A novelization of the Johnstown Flood of 1889.
PB - Laird & Lee
PP - Chicago
PY - 1889
RN - Alexander Duke Bailie (1840-90), born in Lancaster County, was a Civil War veteran. He was severely wounded during a battle in Virginia, which was followed by many operations, amputations, and bouts of depression, all of which rendered Bailie unable to hold conventional jobs. He wrote, therefore, with success for magazines and book publishers. Bailie committed suicide in Chicago in September 1890.
EP - 202 p.
TI - Through Mighty Waters Saved: A Romance of the Johnstown Destruction, May 31, 1889
ER -