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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1913
Page
1
Reported concerns over Morgan's health as doctors acknowledge anxiety around his condition. The note mentions tests, treatment plans, and a physician visit by Dr. George A. Tis and Dr. Banthkinel, with Morgan resting and attending a ball at the hotel.
The Livingston community reports a benefit show featuring de Lite Meir Mien ter Sune Stig and Naltana to raise funds for flood relief in Ohio. Citizens contribute coins and cents toward the effort as the Railway Choir notes the total. A separate item mentions a $50 debt owed to Colonel Wilson of Columbus for fod suri res misamount contributions.
A train washout along the Baltimore and Ohio near Jackson JM swept away workers. Six men were killed and several others are missing or rescued amid rising flood conditions.
A clipped account describes Pat Crowe's release from a workhouse after a kidnapping case years earlier. Crowe travels toward Butte via Minneapolis and other places, while prison officials express concern about the influence of young inmates and Crowe's notoriety.
The rising Ohio River threatens Kentucky shore towns with record flood levels. About 15 000 people are displaced as water swamps Newport Covington and surrounding areas. Relief centers mobilize while rail and bridge services suffer disruptions and property damage looms.
March 2 report says the river level fell from record highs and the danger in New York diminished though damage remains severe. Banks expect resumed operations by Monday as relief efforts continue amid typhoid fears and widespread evacuations in Albany and surrounding districts. Armed guards man business districts while relief stations aid refugees and municipalities cope with the financial toll.
Weather and flood conditions drive water from Sangastan river bottoms washing out riverside properties near Riverton. Residents report significant land and home damage as waters rise and affect local mains and access.
Tamideg and associates enlisted American women to pressure the Belowsy jail warden to free Miss Emerson imprisoned for window breaking. The effort involved suffragettes and threats of aid from the Duchess of Marlborough, with serenades and a forged support gesture.
Balkan states continue fighting despite commands from major powers. Allies respond with mixed reactions while powers attempt to reconcile aims. The balance of influence remains unclear as regional resistance persists.
A fierce blaze tore through Portsmouth destroying parts of the port and surrounding districts. The fire prompted a military call to Gen. John C. Beeks for troops to aid in emergency. Telegraph and telephone lines failed as responders worked to assess and renew communications.
Ohio communities reel from Tuesday flood damage with deaths reported in Dayton and Piqua. Officials list affected areas across multiple counties including Franklin and Medina as rescue and relief efforts continue amid rising water and power outages.
Amid heavy rain and frosted debris Dayton works to restore order and water supply. Officials including Wilson and Garrison coordinate relief with federal aid while morgue duties and medical needs drive the urgent response as residents face damaged streets, submerged canals, and ongoing rescue efforts.
A man named Klots confessed to police that he killed several women using a bomb in a series of fatal attacks. The confession, heard in court, described the method and included details about a library killing and an additional crime tied to an unnamed victim. Police say the suspect claimed the act was for experimental purposes, a claim his family's attorney disputes as preposterous.
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