Taspeciian Invited For 62 Gallons From Outside Sources
A record notes that during the year 1812, sixty two gallons were procured from external sources after Taspecian invitation.
02 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
1
A record notes that during the year 1812, sixty two gallons were procured from external sources after Taspecian invitation.
Old Bailey grand jury returns an indictment against Mrs. Burmaline Pankhurst for incitement to commit damage. She was arrested February 24 amid allegations of conspiring with followers to lead outrages. Penalty up to fourteen years’ penal servitude. report mentions suffragists abroad collecting weapons for demonstrations and ongoing confinement of Miss Zelle Emerson at Holloway.
Relatives and friends reported considerable anxiety as Henry Flagler sustained a fall at his home near the beach. His condition was described as worse with ongoing concern from family and associates.
A simple funeral service was held in the hotel room where financier Mr Morgan died. Tributes came from friends as a death mask was taken for the American Art Academy. Doctors cited nervous collapse and stomach cancer as possible causes. postmortem notes remained cautious amid conflicting reports.
A fragment suggests Morgan holdings valued around 160 million to 300 million dollars. The text mentions tin as a source, with figures like 100,000 and references to 10 and 300 million in scattered form. The incomplete data point to a financial estimate context without clear actors or dates.
A funeral hearse driven by Charles Ellicker of Rossville and his son Robert crashed into a fence after attempting to avoid a minister’s buggy. Both were severely injured, with the casket and horse also involved in the mishap.
A twelve year old girl, Bessie Miller, daughter of Louis Miller, was beaten and assaulted near her home while walking to school. Her arm was broken in two places and she may die. Locals murmur the assailant is a foreigner and farmers threaten lynching as they search the country.
Refugees and hundreds of others in Cairo and Shawneetown face levee cuts below the stock levee as officials order dynamiting to relieve water pressure. The action aims to drop water levels on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, including the fifty six foot level for Paducah, to avert disaster.
Officials warn that 30000 to 40000 refugees are fed daily as provisions must reach the stricken city by tonight or risk severe hardship. Three bodies raise flood death toll to 128. Orville Wright and family stranded, relief crews refill levees, workers include women and children. Barkers and druggists urge storage with moth proof tar bags.
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