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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1913
Page
1
Distress center announces new facility in Tllingis to provide aid and support. Officials say services include crisis counseling, hotline access, and referral to local resources for residents in need.
Early messages warn of severe levee breaches and evacuation in Springhalt and nearby communities. Governor orders downstate troops, with Adjutant General Dickson en route to Cairo as rivers rise toward historic levels. Refugees seek aid. federal help requested as conditions worsen along the river corridor.
Huntington reports dire conditions as flooding leaves 70,080 residents homeless and 12 missing. River at 66.2 feet, highest in Mountingston history, business district inundated, gas cut, power shut, supplies arriving from Charleston. Rescue efforts led by Gov Hathaway, with aid trains and shelters mobilized.
Fragmentary reports describe brutal fighting near Adrianople with Serbians and Bulgarians defending against Turkish offensives. Wounded troops arrived as trenches froze, mines exploded, and enemy artillery pressed hard, causing high casualties and signaling continued heavy combat in the theater.
Walla Walla, Washington reports immediate flood danger as heavy rains and rising streams threaten eastern Oregon and southeastern Idaho. A man reportedly disappeared after being swept from a bridge near the Walla Walla River. no body recovered yet amid ongoing searches.
New York Central train No 80 the Buffalo special from Buffalo to New York jumped the track at Yor, plunging sleepers, buffet car, express car and flag coach into a river. All passengers escaped with seven persons slightly burned as track weakened by floods caused the accident.
In Manhattan on March 50 six townspeople, under direction of the Manhattan Commercial ship, wired to the Americanized Cross society in Washington. They plan to act as they see fit through moon district avenues, seeking support and cooperation from local residents.
Home March 30. Physicians disclosed Mr Morgan’s rapid decline with organ strain and failing nourishment. Dr Starr and specialists from New York evaluated him. four nurses attended as his condition worsened, with no organic cause found yet and urgent care continuing.
A convict testifies in a March 31 jail riot inquiry that a can of nitroglycerin was buried in the yard and plans for a mass uprising failed when the delivery signaled by a code word did not materialize. The warden says the yard bottle of nitro remains hidden and will be found.
A fragmented OCR item describes a grand summer capital in Kew Hampshire with mentions of Windsor, Vermont, and Green Mountains. It details a brick structure set amid rolling pine forests, two seven room cottages for executive offices, and a five person staff, plus tennis and a Tangion house.
A telegram reports an explosion at a downtown business district around 1 PM. Several buildings were damaged or destroyed as a fire burned through the area. Details remain unclear as officials assess the scene and assess injuries and causes.
Hundred thousand visitors flocked to Omaha after a devastating March tornado. Volunteers worked at intersections directing crowds and aiding relief efforts. Local committees and church groups collected funds, with donations ranging from cents to five dollars, to assist storm victims.
A chaotic event in Gonzalez leaves ten dead and many injured as authorities report a revolt linked to revolutionary sentiments. Investigations focus on a staged tavern incident and a failed bridge of control amid claims of political oppression and clashes with police.
A fragmentary report describes Huerta’s regime protesting U.S. actions amid rebel movements. Officials claim U.S. interference has shaped front lines and supply routes, with rebels seizing areas and authorities seeking to curb weapon flows.
Prisoners at Folsom Penitentiary adopted a resolution expressing sympathy for the victims of the East, drawn up by a condemned inmate convicted of surgery. The document, held by Captain William J. Day of the protective commission, urges the outside world to consider the suffering of others and to regard prisons as places of reform rather than places of callousness.
In Hillsbure on March 31 rumors spread of a fire or injury. Reports described distant sightings and tentative damage but were not confirmed by officials. Communications from nearby towns indicated a possible blaze near Huntington, with no definitive details available at the time.
Four men were badly hurt when a loaded street car went off rails and struck a street car. The crash collapsed a one story frame structure, leaving debris and a partial shell. The motorman suffered a crushed hip and minor injuries while two others had facial, leg, and unspecified injuries.
The Dayton flood crisis expands as martial law is introduced. Governor Cox names a relief board, while Adjutant General Wool assumes control, directing police and military to remove water and enforce order. Rescue efforts continue with hundreds visiting morgues. many bodies recovered, few identified. relief supplies promised but scale uncertain.
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