Thursday, April 11, 2013
Today -100: April 11, 1913: Of train crashes, sherlocks, and blockades
A train is wrecked in Mexico, killing 20, because the passengers, afraid of rebels, insisted that the train speed up.
Name of the Day -100: Pres. Wilson appoints as postmaster for Baltimore one Sherlock Swann.
The Powers are now blockading Montenegro’s coast.
This won’t be in the papers, but the Cabinet discussed plans to segregate federal workers. There was no opposition.
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