Procurement of 62 Gallons From Outside Sources
In the year 1912 a total of 62 gallons were procured from external sources. An inspection is invited to review the procurement process and sources used during the period.
25 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
1
In the year 1912 a total of 62 gallons were procured from external sources. An inspection is invited to review the procurement process and sources used during the period.
Raymond Paton nineteen of this city and a companion from Falon’s canoe capsized in mid river and drowned before about a hundred onlookers as Willan Bursnatl twenty from Waithnore survived with two bystanders risking their own lives to aid others.
In a local sale notice items include iron shoe lasts and stands priced at 3.25 each, butchering kettles and grinders advertised at low prices, with sets priced at 250 per set, signaling a broad clearance of butcher tools.
A farmhouse blaze at Willlame Town North Dakota killed Leo Wharton his wife Mary their six year old daughter Lilian and neighbor John Hemphill. Leo and Mary Wharton were killed by gunfire as the house burned. Hemphill died beneath debris while attempting to flee the kitchen door. A 22 rifle and a shotgun were found at the scene. Police suspect the blaze aimed to destroy evidence of a greater crime.
Reports from Council Bluffs describe a cyclone sweeping through Nebraska and nearby states injuring hundreds and killing several. Governor Moorhead mobilized three companies of the state militia as rescue work continues with police, regulars from Fort Creek, and local volunteers aiding in hospitals and morgues overwhelmed by the injured and missing.
In a Cambridge report, William Penrose Hallowell Sr a Harvard sophomore was found dead in Hampden Hall likely from sleeping powder overdose after insomnia troubles. Statements tie Wharton Hemphill to unsettling events in Williamstown and a NY trip with unclear timing.
In Selinsgrove Pennsylvania on March 25 seven cases first labeled as chicken pox by a state health inspector have been confirmed as smallpox. Public resorts are closed and the town is isolated. A tree Alsensary has been established.
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