27 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
1
Stark images show tornado wreckage in Omaha and Dayton as flooding and fire devastate Columbus. Death tolls rise with thousands trapped, executives warn 60 000 at risk, and rescue efforts struggle amid cut communications and blocked roads.
The forecast calls for rain in Boston and vicinity on Thursday and Friday with clearing and cooler conditions and brisk winds shifting from east to west. In north and south New England rain Thursday and Friday gives way to fair skies, much colder temperatures, and shifting winds.
Plymouth March 26 The grand jury will finish the Eaton poison case investigation tomorrow and an indictment charging the widow with murder is expected by noon Mrs Eaton was declared sane after alienist tests and her lawyers oppose further insanity findings The arrest of a second person is anticipated tomorrow and the accused woman's daughter June Keyes and Dorothy Ainsworth visited the jail Professor Whitman testified about arsenic in the stomach Complete story on Page 3
Adrianople capitulated after a protracted defense lasting 153 days. Shukri Pasha handed his sword to General Savoff, town in flames as Bulgarians and Servians enter. Rumor of Pasha’s suicide denied. Savoff installs a commander to maintain order. Ivanoff to enter tomorrow with King Ferdinand following.
Floodbound Dayton business area burns late in the day with waters hindering access and feared dead as a Becker House refugee center may have fallen. Governor Cox learns Lewistown dam weakening and authorizes a special train with men and material to reinforce the dam at Bellefontaine.
The Associated Press estimates 3000 dead and 500000 to 600000 homeless in the flooded Ohio river valley with property losses about 125 million. Widespread destruction blocks rail lines and roads as wires fail and waters rage, hindering casualty verification in Ohio and Indiana. Potential death reports include Fremont and Tiffin in Ohio and rumors of 200 drownings in Indianapolis.
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