26 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
1
The farm reports all milk sold is produced on site with cooling and bottling soon after draw to ensure quality grade milk. If outside milk is ever sold, patrons are informed. Only 62 gallons sourced externally during the year 1412. Inspection invited.
Viscount Wolseley, Urklah soldier and writer, died here at age seventy nine. He fought in Burmese and Crimean wars, served in China and India, and led British forces in Africa. He was created viscount in 1886 and became field marshal in 1894, later commander in chief of the army. He was an Irishman like many British officers.
Omaha March 26. Snow hinders search as rescuers, led by women and nurses, comb wrecked areas for dead and injured after a March tornado. More than 150 people affected. 60,000 dollars raised for relief, including 25,000 from city officials. Hospitals, physicians, and volunteers aid victims. details of specific families and homes lost in Ralston and nearby towns.
A recently arrived Hatlan immigrant is reported to have died in Watertown from what is believed to be Asiatic cholera. The case prompted city health officials to investigate and warn residents about possible exposure and sanitation concerns.
President Wilson met with 1600 key leaders in Washington on March 20, shaking hands during a moment of national unity. The visit highlighted wartime mobilization and support for policy aims as the country braces for ongoing challenges.
A fragmented Omaha report describes a wrecked trolley amid a severe storm. The text references a bride and groom and a scene at the Haim house, noting a department seeking cadluee and a confusion about time and location. The readable fragments suggest chaotic events tied to the storm and a building scene.
London reports Bulgarian forces have captured the first line of Turkish defenses around Adrianople after a several hour bombardment. Montenegro reportedly capitulated to Austria’s ultimatum, agreeing to allow non combatants free passage from Scutari. Montenegro protest notes accuse Austria of violating neutrality.
In Binghamton New York 125 children at St Marys Orphan home were saved by heroic Sisters after a fire discovered by caretaker Michael Rope who activated the alarm He aided in evacuations but Rope fainted and died of heart failure The wings burned yet a section remained to shelter the children
Across Ohio including Sidney and Dayton floodwaters surge through cities and suburbs after levees fail. Thousands homeless and missing, with crews unable to reach many upper stories as fires break out and rescue boats struggle to reach the sudden disaster. Governor Cox receives daily updates and warns that figures on loss are still unknowable.
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