Welcome to our blog, where we embark on a captivating journey through time, exploring the rich tapestry of history and genealogy.
In this edition, we'll delve into the treasure trove of historical news articles dated March 12, unearthing stories that resonate with genealogists and history enthusiasts alike.
From local happenings to global events, we'll uncover the stories that shaped the lives of our ancestors, providing valuable insights for those on a quest to discover their roots.
So, grab your magnifying glass and step into the past as we unravel the March 12 historical headlines that may hold the missing pieces of your family's history puzzle.
Goff's Angora Braid
D. Goff & Sons, Pawtucket, R.I.
The Ladies' Home Journal
September 1898
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1936 - SAY DUBOIS MINER DEAD AS RESCUERS WORK IN CAVE-IN.
DUBOIS, PA., Mar. 12. - Rescue workers reported Lee Selner, 32-year-old miner, died today - nearly 18 hours after he had been trapped under tons of slate in a mine.
The victim called to his rescuers during the night while relays worked to save him but he was silent this morning.
The collapse occurred yesterday afternoon. A second cave-in, early this morning, threatened the rescuers.
Workers continued digging for Selner this morning after saying he had died. They expected to recover the ... Read MORE...
Clearfield Progress - Clearfield, Pennsylvania - March 12, 1936
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1800s Cooking Tips and Recipes
KISS PUDDING
One quart of milk, four tablespoons of 1883 Texas Cookbookcornstarch, mixed with a little cold milk, and five eggs.
Beat the yolks of the eggs with one cup of sugar and the corn starch. Put in the milk and let it boil until it...Read MORE...
The First Texas Cookbook, 1883
Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA
Mrs. John Loraine, 462 Elizabeth street, is dead following four days of terrible suffering, as a result of burns, sustained Thursday morning when in attempting to revive a fire she mistook a can of gasoline for kerosene, poured it on the smouldering embers in a cook stove, causing an explosion, which inflicted deep burns over her entire body, which resulted in here death at St. Joseph's hospital shortly before 4 o'clock Sunday morning.
The decedent was rushed to the hospital following the... Read MORE...
The Fort Wayne News - Fort Wayne, Indiana - March 12, 1917
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1917 - DIES OF BURNS. Mrs. Loraine Succumbs to Terrible Injuries Sustained Thursday.
Mrs. John Loraine, 462 Elizabeth street, is dead following four days of terrible suffering, as a result of burns, sustained Thursday morning when in attempting to revive a fire she mistook a can of gasoline for kerosene, poured it on the smouldering embers in a cook stove, causing an explosion, which inflicted deep burns over her entire body, which resulted in here death at St. Joseph's hospital shortly before 4 o'clock Sunday morning.
The decedent was rushed to the hospital following the... Read MORE...
The Fort Wayne News - Fort Wayne, Indiana - March 12, 1917
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For Christmas Nothing More Appropriate Than Our Brilliant Cut Glass
S.C. Johnson Manufacturer, Racine Junction, Wis.
The Ladies' Home Journal
December 1898
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Chicago, Illinois, USA
Chicago, March 11 - (AP) - The ranks of engine companies numbers three and six were depleted late today when an explosion killed one fireman and seriously injured ten other, two probably fatally.
They had controlled a fire in the plant of the Daigger Chemical Company, just outside the downtown district, when a terrific explosion occurred and was followed by several of lesser degree.
The fireman killed was EDWARD HIRSCHHORN. THOMAS BENDER was so seriously burned that hope of recovery was... Read MORE...
Independent - Helena, Montana - March 12, 1927
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1927 - CHICAGO FIREMEN IN DEATH TRAP, EXPLOSION IN A CHEMICAL PLANT.
Chicago, March 11 - (AP) - The ranks of engine companies numbers three and six were depleted late today when an explosion killed one fireman and seriously injured ten other, two probably fatally.
They had controlled a fire in the plant of the Daigger Chemical Company, just outside the downtown district, when a terrific explosion occurred and was followed by several of lesser degree.
The fireman killed was EDWARD HIRSCHHORN. THOMAS BENDER was so seriously burned that hope of recovery was... Read MORE...
Independent - Helena, Montana - March 12, 1927
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Cincinnati, Ohio, USA (Losanteville)
Cincinnati, Ohio, March 11. - Three persons are known to have lost their lives, four others are probably fatally seriously injured as the result of a tornado which wrecked about 30 houses in the residential district of Hyde Park, in the eastern section of this city tonight.
The known dead are:
MATTHEW McCARTHY, JR., aged 3 years.
OMER GLENN, 81 years old.
MR. NELSON, 45 years old.
Probably fatally injured:
DAISY HOLMES, 47 years old.
EDWARD WALSH, Ottawa, 30 years old.
HARRY SAYRE, 57 ... Read MORE...
The Washington Post - Washington, D.C. - March 12, 1917
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1917 - 3 KILLED, 30 HOUSES WRECKED IN RESIDENCE SUBERB OF CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, Ohio, March 11. - Three persons are known to have lost their lives, four others are probably fatally seriously injured as the result of a tornado which wrecked about 30 houses in the residential district of Hyde Park, in the eastern section of this city tonight.
The known dead are:
MATTHEW McCARTHY, JR., aged 3 years.
OMER GLENN, 81 years old.
MR. NELSON, 45 years old.
Probably fatally injured:
DAISY HOLMES, 47 years old.
EDWARD WALSH, Ottawa, 30 years old.
HARRY SAYRE, 57 ... Read MORE...
The Washington Post - Washington, D.C. - March 12, 1917
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1894 March 12 – For the first time, Coca-Cola is sold in bottles.
wikipedia.org
March 12, 1894
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1888 March 12 - A blizzard paralyzed southeastern New York State and western New England. Albany NY reported 46.7 inches of snow.
The Weather Channel
March 12, 1888
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1887 The Prince of Wales has granted a warrant for a new Masonic lodge to be called the "Anglo-American."
The lodge is formed with a view of affording facilities for American residents in England meeting their brethren of the English Grand Lodge under the constitutions of the latter body.
St Joseph Herald
Saint Joseph, Michigan
March 12, 1887
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March 12, 1894
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1888 March 12 - A blizzard paralyzed southeastern New York State and western New England. Albany NY reported 46.7 inches of snow.
The Weather Channel
March 12, 1888
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1887 The Prince of Wales has granted a warrant for a new Masonic lodge to be called the "Anglo-American."
The lodge is formed with a view of affording facilities for American residents in England meeting their brethren of the English Grand Lodge under the constitutions of the latter body.
St Joseph Herald
Saint Joseph, Michigan
March 12, 1887
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1887 Samuel K. Wilson, the wealthiest citizen of Trenton, N. J., has startled his friends by suddenly marrying a second wife,
Miss Conway, of Boston, and sailing for Europe before congratulations could be offered. His wealth is put at $12,000,000. - N. Y. Tribune.
St Joseph Herald
Saint Joseph, Michigan
March 12, 1887
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Miss Conway, of Boston, and sailing for Europe before congratulations could be offered. His wealth is put at $12,000,000. - N. Y. Tribune.
St Joseph Herald
Saint Joseph, Michigan
March 12, 1887
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America - Did you know?
One out of every 10 Americans has been employed by McDonald’s at some point.
Quebec - Did you know?
The Montmorency Falls is located on the Montmorency River in Montmorency Park. It is roughly 7.5 miles from Old Quebec. Here is the fun fact: the falls are about 270 feet tall which makes it about 100 feet taller than Niagara Falls.
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The Parker Games
For Merry Winter Evenings
Parker-Brothers, Salem, Mass, USA
The Ladies' Home Journal
November 1898
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