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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
7
Report from Falling Waters Dayton and nearby areas says many feared dead are found alive. Troops guard relief shipments while looters are shot. Day ton Miamisburg remain considered safe as relief trains arrive to aid starving residents.
Relief efforts intensify as thousands of survivors are rescued from flood waters in Dayton and neighboring cities. Officials report 200 drownings unlikely. property losses reach tens of millions, with mercantile, factory and residence damage. Looters and martial law tighten control while relief trains deliver provisions amid ongoing Ohio and Indiana flood zones.
Passage from the April American Magazine traces gangmen roots from tenement districts to early street crime. It names youths forming cribs with robbing, pawnshop money, and political protection networks, citing figures like Monk Eastman and Humpty Jackson as archetypes. The piece ends with a medical ad for rheumatism relief.
Wisconsin paragraphs cover a decision blocking a county courthouse relocation vote, with Judge Quinlan ruling petition timing and signatures insufficient. Other notes report civic secretaries plans in Oshkosh Sheboygan Grand Rapids and Ashland, Kenosha milk contracts, military promotions, a dynamite threat arrest, a seven year old arrested for theft, a Pasadena store fire in Jefferson, church improvements in Sheboygan, a newspaper sale in Waupun, and the death of Civil War veteran Samuel Robinson near Blue River.
A narrator narrates a tangled train ride where he suspects a woman with a Manasquan ticket may be Vic, confronts a detective plot, and aims to identify her while en route to a cottage. The scene blends misread signals, mistaken identities, and a playful mystery set aboard a coastal-bound train.
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