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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
6
Unclear OCR text describes destruction of two warehouses and related efforts. Mentions a person or entity Daly A and Phomypaen Pott in context of emergency response. Details are fragmentary and unspecified.
President Wilson reshuffles key posts as plum assignments are redistributed among top aides. The shakeup underscores shifts in policy emphasis and leadership roles within the administration.
Report describes suffragette protests turning violent as crowds clash on a city street. Police push back demonstrators amid broken windows and property damage, with several injured during the confrontation.
A garbled text fragment hints at a Washington or local suffrage topic with scattered names and terms. The readable bits suggest a discussion of rights, political figures, and possibly religious or moral framing, but the exact events and participants remain unclear.
A garbled report describes violent disturbances during a midsummer cold period. The text references Reames and a coastal area, mentioning cold weather and possible unrest as factors in the scene.
Fragmented text shows references to Liberty Bell exposition and notable figures, with garbled phrases about bells and a journey. Mentions of Mrs. Austin's Buckwheat powder and a grocer suggest a mixed ad and article fragment.
A local rumor spans fears of lynching over a case where a woman is accused of killing two children. The report notes heightened tension and potential mob activity as authorities consider next steps.
Blake confronts a frontier standoff as tensions rise with Rebecca and her father. Amid travel hardship and a looming decision, Blake contemplates surrender to avert bloodshed while evading pursuit by forces linked to the Daas Mines company. The scene shifts to a tense household courtyard where bargains, loyalties, and danger intertwine.
President Wilson escaped unharmed after a severe automobile mishap today. The incident, described as a near-miss, occurred as his vehicle overshot a turn and overturned briefly, with bystanders noting the president endured only minor injuries. The event prompted no further danger to the public. Grounded reports indicate Harper's Drug Store issued a medical recommendation following the crash.
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