Recent Changes for "Disasters" - Rochester Wiki

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BradMandell — 2009-07-30T16:00:32Z

wiki links and more info and links, WORK IN PROGRESS

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- * '''September 21, ["1951"]''' - 19 homes are destroyed, 25 others seriously damaged, three people killed and 40 injured when pressure valves fail in the natural gas system in the Twelve Corners area of Brighton. - * '''July 24-26, ["1964"]''' - Four people are killed, scores injured and hundreds arresting in three days of rioting in the Third and Seventh Wards. Frustrated by poor housing, lack of economic opportunities, and police mistreatment, African-American residents of Rochester vent their anger. It is the first time the National Guard was called out to respond to a race riot in a Northern city.	+ * '''September 21, ["1951"]''' - 19 homes are destroyed, 25 others seriously damaged, three people killed and 40 injured when pressure valves fail in the natural gas system in the ["Twelve Corners"] area of ["Brighton"]. + * '''July 24-26, ["1964"]''' - ["1964 Race Riot"] - Four people are killed, scores injured and hundreds arresting in three days of rioting in the Third and Seventh Wards. Frustrated by poor housing, lack of economic opportunities, and police mistreatment, African-American residents of Rochester vent their anger. It is the first time the National Guard was called out to respond to a race riot in a Northern city.
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- * '''["1974''' - A break in the ["Barge Canal"] floods the ["Bushnell's Basin"] area of Perinton in southeastern Monroe County, destroying 41 homes and damaging many others.	+ * '''October ["1974"]''' - A break in the ["Erie Canal"] floods the ["Bushnell's Basin"] area of Perinton in southeastern Monroe County, destroying 41 homes and damaging many others [[Footnote([http://www.historicpittsford.com/history/erie_canal.htm HistoricPittsford.com], [http://www.nycanal.com/recreation/footprintpressbicycleheaven.html NYCanal.com])]].

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BradMandell — 2009-07-30T14:44:59Z

Steam Gauge and Lantern Works Fire, etc WORK IN PROGRESS

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- * '''["1888"]''' - Lantern Works fire cremates 35 trapped workers and injures countless more who jump to safety.	+ * '''["1888"]''' - ["Steam Gauge and Lantern Works Fire"] cremates 35 trapped workers and injures countless more who jump to safety.

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BradMandell — 2009-07-30T13:29:41Z

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- * '''1832''' - Cholera epidemic tears through the city, taking with it roughly 2,500 lives or 1% of the population over just six short weeks. - * '''October, 1837''' - ["William Lyman"] is murdered by Octavius Barren on ["North Clinton Avenue" North Clinton]. This is noteworthy for being the city's first murder. - * '''March 17-19, 1865''' - Worst flood in the city's history, with water as deep as 6' at ["Four Corners"]. All but 10% of the streets in the First Ward are submerged. Total damages in western New York exceed $1million. City petitions President Lincoln to exclude Rochester from further Civil War draft requirements as manpower is needed to clean up and repair flood damage. - * '''December 21, 1887''' - Naphtha fuel from the Vacuum Oil Works seeps into the sewer ["Naphtha Disaster of 1887" causing three successive explosions]. The alarm following the first explosion brought residents to the streets to be caught in the succeeding blasts. - * '''1888''' - Lantern Works fire cremates 35 trapped workers and injures countless more who jump to safety.	+ * '''["1832"]''' - Cholera epidemic tears through the city, taking with it roughly 2,500 lives or 1% of the population over just six short weeks. + * '''October, ["1837"]''' - ["William Lyman"] is murdered by Octavius Barren on ["North Clinton Avenue" North Clinton]. This is noteworthy for being the city's first murder. + * '''March 17-19, ["1865"]''' - Worst flood in the city's history, with water as deep as 6' at ["Four Corners"]. All but 10% of the streets in the First Ward are submerged. Total damages in western New York exceed $1million. City petitions President Lincoln to exclude Rochester from further Civil War draft requirements as manpower is needed to clean up and repair flood damage. + * '''December 21, ["1887"]''' - Naphtha fuel from the Vacuum Oil Works seeps into the sewer ["Naphtha Disaster of 1887"]" causing three successive explosions]. The alarm following the first explosion brought residents to the streets to be caught in the succeeding blasts. + * '''["1888"]''' - Lantern Works fire cremates 35 trapped workers and injures countless more who jump to safety.
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- * '''January 8, 1901''' - Fire at ["Rochester Orphan Asylum"] kills twenty-eight children and three adults. ([http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/link.php?id=15449 link]) - * '''February 26, 1904''' - Fire at ["Sibley, Lindsay, and Curr"] store in the ["Granite Building"] spreads to three city blocks and destroys $4 to $5 million dollars in structures and contents. Considered one of the worst fires in Rochester history, it was likely caused by a bad electrical connection in an elevator. Concerns that the fire would spread and overpower the Rochester Fire Department, help was summoned from Buffalo and Syracuse, whose firemen and equipment raced to Rochester by train. A New York Times article describing the event also noted that trains brought many sight-seers to Rochester from surrounding towns, to view the fire. - * '''1918''' - Spanish Flu epidemic takes 1100 lives within four months. - * '''September 21, 1951''' - 19 homes are destroyed, 25 others seriously damaged, three people killed and 40 injured when pressure valves fail in the natural gas system in the Twelve Corners area of Brighton. - * '''July 24-26, 1964''' - Four people are killed, scores injured and hundreds arresting in three days of rioting in the Third and Seventh Wards. Frustrated by poor housing, lack of economic opportunities, and police mistreatment, African-American residents of Rochester vent their anger. It is the first time the National Guard was called out to respond to a race riot in a Northern city. - * '''March 21, 1965''' - $2 million worth of damage caused by fire on Main Street of nearby ["Hilton"]. It took 500 fire fighters to contain the blaze. [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/hiltonpathfinder/topic4.html Read more here]. - * '''1966''' - 'The Blizzard of '66' hit Rochester, closing schools and businesses, and shutting down the airport, for a week. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_bfskNU5OA Video about the Blizzard of '66 on YouTube] - * '''October 12, 1970''' - ["Columbus Day Bombings"] - * '''1974''' - A break in the ["Barge Canal"] floods the ["Bushnell's Basin"] area of Perinton in southeastern Monroe County, destroying 41 homes and damaging many others. - * '''November 16, 1978''' - Fire at the ["Greece"] Holiday Inn on West Ridge Road kills 10 guests, mostly Canadians in town to shop. - * '''March 3-4, 1991''' - An overnight ["Ice Storms" ice storm] closed down much of Greater Rochester for a week, cutting off power to 325,000 residents and substantially damaging or destroying more than 100,000 trees. It was possibly the most expensive natural disaster in state history.	+ * '''January 8, ["1901"]''' - Fire at ["Rochester Orphan Asylum"] kills twenty-eight children and three adults. ([http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/link.php?id=15449 link]) + * '''February 26, ["1904"]''' - Fire at ["Sibley, Lindsay, and Curr"] store in the ["Granite Building"] spreads to three city blocks and destroys $4 to $5 million dollars in structures and contents. Considered one of the worst fires in Rochester history, it was likely caused by a bad electrical connection in an elevator. Concerns that the fire would spread and overpower the Rochester Fire Department, help was summoned from Buffalo and Syracuse, whose firemen and equipment raced to Rochester by train. A New York Times article describing the event also noted that trains brought many sight-seers to Rochester from surrounding towns, to view the fire. + * '''["1918"]''' - Spanish Flu epidemic takes 1100 lives within four months. + * '''September 21, ["1951"]''' - 19 homes are destroyed, 25 others seriously damaged, three people killed and 40 injured when pressure valves fail in the natural gas system in the Twelve Corners area of Brighton. + * '''July 24-26, ["1964"]''' - Four people are killed, scores injured and hundreds arresting in three days of rioting in the Third and Seventh Wards. Frustrated by poor housing, lack of economic opportunities, and police mistreatment, African-American residents of Rochester vent their anger. It is the first time the National Guard was called out to respond to a race riot in a Northern city. + * '''March 21, ["1965"]''' - $2 million worth of damage caused by fire on Main Street of nearby ["Hilton"]. It took 500 fire fighters to contain the blaze. [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/hiltonpathfinder/topic4.html Read more here]. + * '''["1966"]''' - 'The Blizzard of '66' hit Rochester, closing schools and businesses, and shutting down the airport, for a week. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_bfskNU5OA Video about the Blizzard of '66 on YouTube] + * '''October 12, ["1970"]''' - ["Columbus Day Bombings"] + * '''["1974''' - A break in the ["Barge Canal"] floods the ["Bushnell's Basin"] area of Perinton in southeastern Monroe County, destroying 41 homes and damaging many others. + * '''November 16, ["1978"]''' - Fire at the ["Greece"] Holiday Inn on West Ridge Road kills 10 guests, mostly Canadians in town to shop. + * '''March 3-4, ["1991"]''' - An overnight ["Ice Storms" ice storm] closed down much of Greater Rochester for a week, cutting off power to 325,000 residents and substantially damaging or destroying more than 100,000 trees. It was possibly the most expensive natural disaster in state history.
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- * '''April 4, 2003''' - Ice Storm, 65,000 without power for days. RIT closed for half a day. - * '''April 29, 2003''' - Gas tanker overturns and explodes near the corner of ["West Ridge Road"] and ["Lake Avenue" Lake Ave]. - * --X'''April 27, 2004''' - ["Fast Ferry"] arrives.X--[[FootNote(Disaster Status Disputed, really though, I defy anyone to argue otherwise at this point -RP)]] [[FootNote(Blind trust in marketing "experts", gross mismanagement, and financial malfeasance do not a "disaster" make. Nobody died and nothing was physically destroyed. I'll agree that the Fast Ferry was a figurative "disaster" it was not a literal one, making it's inclusion here inappropriate. -JH)]]	+ * '''April 4, ["2003"]''' - Ice Storm, 65,000 without power for days. RIT closed for half a day. + * '''April 29, ["2003"]''' - Gas tanker overturns and explodes near the corner of ["West Ridge Road"] and ["Lake Avenue" Lake Ave]. + * --X'''April 27, ["2004"]''' - ["Fast Ferry"] arrives.X--[[FootNote(Disaster Status Disputed, really though, I defy anyone to argue otherwise at this point -RP)]] [[FootNote(Blind trust in marketing "experts", gross mismanagement, and financial malfeasance do not a "disaster" make. Nobody died and nothing was physically destroyed. I'll agree that the Fast Ferry was a figurative "disaster" it was not a literal one, making it's inclusion here inappropriate. -JH)]]

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AlexanderGartley — 2008-11-25T21:52:11Z

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BradMandell — 2008-09-19T22:24:02Z

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- * '''March 3-4, 1991''' - An overnight ["Ice Storm" ice storm] closed down much of Greater Rochester for a week, cutting off power to 325,000 residents and substantially damaging or destroying more than 100,000 trees. It was possibly the most expensive natural disaster in state history.	+ * '''March 3-4, 1991''' - An overnight ["Ice Storms" ice storm] closed down much of Greater Rochester for a week, cutting off power to 325,000 residents and substantially damaging or destroying more than 100,000 trees. It was possibly the most expensive natural disaster in state history.

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JasonHaremza — 2007-12-26T16:35:51Z

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- * '''1865''' - Worst flood in the city's history, with water as deep as 6' at four corners. All but 10% of the streets in 1st ward are submerged. Total damages in western New York exceed $1million.	+ * '''March 17-19, 1865''' - Worst flood in the city's history, with water as deep as 6' at ["Four Corners"]. All but 10% of the streets in the First Ward are submerged. Total damages in western New York exceed $1million. City petitions President Lincoln to exclude Rochester from further Civil War draft requirements as manpower is needed to clean up and repair flood damage.

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JasonHaremza — 2007-12-26T16:08:10Z

Added fire of 1904, Brighton gas explosion, 64 riots footnote on Fast Ferry

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	+ * '''February 26, 1904''' - Fire at ["Sibley, Lindsay, and Curr"] store in the ["Granite Building"] spreads to three city blocks and destroys $4 to $5 million dollars in structures and contents. Considered one of the worst fires in Rochester history, it was likely caused by a bad electrical connection in an elevator. Concerns that the fire would spread and overpower the Rochester Fire Department, help was summoned from Buffalo and Syracuse, whose firemen and equipment raced to Rochester by train. A New York Times article describing the event also noted that trains brought many sight-seers to Rochester from surrounding towns, to view the fire.
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	+ * '''September 21, 1951''' - 19 homes are destroyed, 25 others seriously damaged, three people killed and 40 injured when pressure valves fail in the natural gas system in the Twelve Corners area of Brighton. + * '''July 24-26, 1964''' - Four people are killed, scores injured and hundreds arresting in three days of rioting in the Third and Seventh Wards. Frustrated by poor housing, lack of economic opportunities, and police mistreatment, African-American residents of Rochester vent their anger. It is the first time the National Guard was called out to respond to a race riot in a Northern city.
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- * --X'''April 27, 2004''' - ["Fast Ferry"] arrives.X--[[FootNote(Disaster Status Disputed, really though, I defy anyone to argue otherwise at this point -RP)]]	+ * --X'''April 27, 2004''' - ["Fast Ferry"] arrives.X--[[FootNote(Disaster Status Disputed, really though, I defy anyone to argue otherwise at this point -RP)]] [[FootNote(Blind trust in marketing "experts", gross mismanagement, and financial malfeasance do not a "disaster" make. Nobody died and nothing was physically destroyed. I'll agree that the Fast Ferry was a figurative "disaster" it was not a literal one, making it's inclusion here inappropriate. -JH)]]

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DaveMahon — 2007-10-24T23:05:52Z

link to History, Past Events

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	+ Don't forget to look at the brief but interesting overview of our less disastrous ["history"] and the thorough year-by-year coverage of ["Past Events"]. +

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JoannaLicata — 2007-10-24T21:57:47Z

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- * '''April 29, 2003''' - Gas tanker overturns and explodes near the corner of ["West Ridge Road"] and ["Lake Avenue" Lake Ave] - * --X'''April 27, 2004''' - ["Fast Ferry"] arrives.X--[[FootNote(Disaster Status Disputed, really though, I defy anyone to argue otherwise at this point ---- RP)]]	+ * '''April 29, 2003''' - Gas tanker overturns and explodes near the corner of ["West Ridge Road"] and ["Lake Avenue" Lake Ave]. + * --X'''April 27, 2004''' - ["Fast Ferry"] arrives.X--[[FootNote(Disaster Status Disputed, really though, I defy anyone to argue otherwise at this point -RP)]]
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PeterWeisberg — 2007-06-18T00:25:32Z

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- * '''April 4, 2003''' - Ice Storm, 65,000 without power for days.	+ * '''April 4, 2003''' - Ice Storm, 65,000 without power for days. RIT closed for half a day.

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AlexanderGartley — 2007-06-15T18:35:55Z

renamed link from "Excellent" to "Rochester's History - An Illustrated Timeline"

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- * [http://www.vintageviews.org/vv-tl/timeline/timeline0.html Excellent]	+ * [http://www.vintageviews.org/vv-tl/timeline/timeline0.html Rochester's History - An Illustrated Timeline]

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RalphWhitbeck — 2006-07-28T15:57:49Z

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RobertPolyn — 2006-02-22T17:12:26Z

fast ferry =)

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TobinFricke — 2006-01-20T04:51:11Z

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EricLarsson — 2006-01-19T21:02:14Z

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- * '''January 8, 1901''' - ["Orphan Asylum Fire Tragedy" Fire at Rochester Orphan Asylum] kills twenty-eight children and three adults. ([http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/link.php?id=15449 link])	+ * '''January 8, 1901''' - Fire at ["Rochester Orphan Asylum"] kills twenty-eight children and three adults. ([http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/link.php?id=15449 link])

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RudyBang — 2006-01-19T17:27:03Z

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- * '''October, 1837''' - ["William Lyman"] is murdered by Octavius Barren on ["North Clinton Street" North Clinton]. This is noteworthy for being the city's first murder.	+ * '''October, 1837''' - ["William Lyman"] is murdered by Octavius Barren on ["North Clinton Avenue" North Clinton]. This is noteworthy for being the city's first murder.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-12-20T01:38:22Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-12-20T01:31:36Z

wiki linked orphan asylum fire, page non-existent

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RobertPolyn — 2005-12-20T01:25:02Z

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TobinFricke — 2005-08-01T16:48:54Z

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JohnMoriello — 2005-07-31T19:19:19Z

Added '91 ice storm

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JohnMoriello — 2005-07-31T18:46:56Z

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JohnMoriello — 2005-07-31T17:42:57Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-07-31T14:57:25Z

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JohnMoriello — 2005-07-31T13:48:54Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-29T03:05:23Z

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ShawnRyan — 2005-05-12T20:19:36Z

Fast Ferry isn't a disaster.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-12T08:19:41Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-12T07:30:52Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-12T07:27:11Z

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	+ * '''March 21, 1965''' - $2 million worth of damage caused by fire on Main Street of nearby ["Hilton"]. It took 500 fire fighters to contain the blaze. [http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/rochimag/hiltonpathfinder/topic4.html Read more here].

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-12T03:11:32Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-10T21:22:35Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-10T21:10:08Z

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RyDahl — 2005-05-09T18:56:10Z

Revert to version dated 2005-05-07 16:24:02.

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ShawnRyan — 2005-05-09T18:49:26Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-07T21:24:02Z

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RyDahl — 2005-05-07T21:15:36Z

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RyDahl — 2005-05-07T21:15:23Z

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	+ * '''April 27, 2004''' - Fast Ferry arrives.

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- * '''1832''' - Cholera epidemic tears through the city, taking with it roughly 2,500 lives or 1% of the population.	+ * '''1832''' - Cholera epidemic tears through the city, taking with it roughly 2,500 lives or 1% of the population over just six short weeks.
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	+ * '''December 21, 1887''' - Naphtha fuel from the Vacuum Oil Works seeps into the sewer causing three successive explosions. The alarm following the first brought residents to the streets to be caught in the succeeding blasts.