31 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1913
Page
1
All milk produced on this farm is tuberculin tested and sold as milk. Milk is cooled and bottled at the dairy within minutes of drawing to ensure high grade quality. If outside milk is ever sold, patrons are informed. Sixty two gallons were procured from outside sources during 1912. Hien invited.
Mrs Jonnie Eaton the widow of Rear Admiral Joseph Eaton is to be examined for sanity as part of the murder case. District Attorney Barker and Mrs Eaton's counsel Judge Kelley issued statements. Hazen will be examined for sanity and it is undecided if a lunacy commission will be appointed or if physicians will be relied on.
A fragmented ad lists woolen fabrics and tailoring materials with pattern stripes and a 10 year ag price. It notes rolls of cloth, roofing paper, a gun price drop, iron shoe lasts and stands, and butcher tools. The readable items mention tar roofing paper and hardware pricing.
Dayton Ohio's flood aftermath detailed estimates under 500 deaths with morgues listing about 250 and officials suggesting under 500 total. city faces debris removal, water supply recovery, and widespread damage. Telegraph and telephone crews braved floods, martial law extended countywide, and relief funds overseen by treasurer W F Bippus. Coroner cites 194 bodies recovered with unrecorded burials and ongoing investigations into total fatalities.
A storm of floods wrecked houses and swept them away as residents in Rome faced devastation. The death of J P Morgan is reported among the many calamities described in the article.
The Scioto flood devastates the area with hundreds of homes destroyed and foundations washed out. Rescue efforts continue as thousands face displacement. A baby was rescued from floodwaters, later reunited with parents. Relief funds total sixty nine thousand dollars plus a seventy five dollar city contribution, with provisions and clothing donated. Thousands housed in private homes and public venues, including the Masonic Temple, for daily shelter.
Sixty lives are known to have been lost in Indiana floods. The disaster, centered near Indianapolis, has subsided in the central region but threatens Evansville as waters recede around the capital area. Continued on seventh page.
In a retrospective on J. P. Morgan, the article recalls his constructive approach to railroads from the Albany and Susquehanna era through the West Shore deal of 1885. It highlights his optimism, belief in development for dividends, and numerous reorganizations sheparded by Morgan’s leadership, including the Reading in 1888 and Chesapeake and Ohio.
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