27 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Fayetteville Daily
Location
Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
1
Dayton reports a flood ravaging the business district with a blizzard sweeping flames. Thousands trapped face death by fire flood and exposure as firefighters boats and rescuers struggle against the current. Two blocks of buildings burned as the toll of known dead rises and refugees recount horrific deaths.
Washington March 2 The president asked Secretary Garrison to survey the flood district to assess progress. If conditions do not improve, he may visit the scene himself rendering aid and inspecting needs.
A compact hometown note claiming the newspaper records every event, update, and item of interest in daily life for readers seeking quick local leads and curiosities.
Olvey Arkansas March 26 Work on the Combs to Cass line advances rapidly with about 10 miles graded and plans to run from Cass to Fallsville Newton County linking to the Little Buffalo River and the Missouri and North Arkansas line at Olvey or Marshall Backed by Frisco interests the project aims to create an outlet into the timber belt and connect Fayetteville to broader railroad routes promising regional growth and emphasis on public support for the initiative.
Dayton reports describe rescue scenes where women and children were evacuated first as hundreds of men remained trapped at homes with rising debris. European papers note an invention by Professor Dus sand, a French electrician, claiming a new bright, heatless light with practical demonstrations and lighthouse applications.
Night of dynamite aimed at curbing a blaze leaves one thousand workers cut off at the Duerst Milling Plant as fire and flood rage. Rescue crews race to save 375 trapped in the Care Car Co building while others escape by boat or box car amid drownings among firefighters.
Little Rock March 27 The Board of Trustees of the University of Arkansas will meet at Payetteville Friday morning. New members will visit the university in an official capacity as part of an inspection to prepare for business matters at the next meeting.
The report notes a very cold scene and the operator's band visible as a rose red transparency. It states the invention could transform naval and military searchlight systems according to K C Journal.
Ohio flood conditions worsen with the Ohio River reaching sixty feet and still rising. Snow follows rain, causing immense suffering for the homeless estimated at 150 000 to 250 000 people. Governor Cox declares a ten day flood zone holiday and appeals for telegraphic funds. troops and relief crews move toward Dayton.
Lieut Frank Ellis reports examining his orchard and finding few dead trees with a good crop expected. He notes the orchard sits on high ground in the Popular Course area and mentions a domestic science school attendance by his wife.
Fayetteville residents will see Tabloid Musical A Winning Miss at the Ozark Theatre starting Thursday with a 3 15 matinee. The thirty five member company will perform in condensed form to fit city theatres and keep prices at 25 35 50 cents for evenings and 25 cents for matinees. The show travels from Atlanta via Little Rock and will be staged by manager McNar with seats sold at box office and Parker’s for evening performances.
The article notes a rare cooperative effort as diverse St Louis churches canvass congregants to gauge filiations and preferences. It contrasts past deadly church frictions with a new, collaborative aim, suggesting cooperation could extend to broader ventures.
March 27 in Indianapolis reports say flood waters receded but Wa bash Valley cities face extreme need. Port Kokomo Wabash Logansport and Lafayette lack food drinking water and fuel as rescuers deliver supplies to thous ands. Peru death toll unknown with reports of bodies floating in streets.
A columnist argues that diverse religions should unite around shared duties to protect children and women, improve city governance, and support moral reform. The piece urges pastors, priests, and rabbis to collaborate on social tasks while preserving doctrinal beliefs.
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