War Department Ready to Aid Storm Victims
War Department issues urgent orders to aid storm victims in Georgia Alabama and Louisiana with relief supplies and rapid deployment. Governors report towns needing assistance and government promises immediate action and coordinated support from Washington.
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WAR Department
United States
Department of the Gulf
Washington
Georgia
Rabinaen
Celarinen
Atanta
Federal Aid Sought for Suffering Towns After Tornadoes
Reports detail widespread destruction from storms across Alabama and nearby areas with Amite and Amite City cited as heavily damaged. Aid appeals press for relief funds, supplies, and local control of recovery efforts as towns seek work and money to rebuild and restore essential services amid continued severe weather and train disruptions.
Flood Devastates Georgia Towns and Rivers Rise
Severe floods sweep Columbus Talbotton and Americus areas on April 27. Bridges wash out and power plant submerges as rivers surge, boats and trains disrupted, several towns inundated and thousands idle amid wrecked rail lines and damaged property.
Appeal for Cyclone Victims in Meriwether County Ga
A mass meeting in Greenville Ga on April 27 1908 appeals for money food and clothing for victims of a cyclone that swept Meriwether County on the night of April 24 1906 leaving homes lost and property damage estimated at 350000. Sufferers in Harris Stinson and nearby areas are urged to contribute through the appointed committee led by J O R Terrell as relief efforts continue. Additional notes report hail and rain beginning around 4 oclock with no reported special damage.
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Celegrama Ware
Geffin Chipley
Georgia
Hamsay D Pitta Bricadiar
Department of the Gulf
Hake Smith
Camilla Talbot
Tlm
Potter
Con Ereus
Secretary of War
Ralief
Enann
RD Potts
Chip Je Ga
Btinson
Martin
Mor Fext
Hatlesbury
Forrest
Lowndes
Cutler
Atawa
Ater Alslama
New Brukton Crenadaw
Mrert
Tt Ie
Greensie
Butler County
Mts Oak
Etreeie
Bert
Russell Macaw Tee
Tallapoosa
Ruatees
Central Railroad
Tits Place
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Southland
Denver Creek
Montexuma
Flint River
Ie Yat
Taina
Southern
Treffe
Camita Ga
Wire
BF Whiteworth
Rs Whiteworth
Ed Whiteworth
Fa Whiteworth
Mia Whiteworth
Americus
Seapoard
Montgomery
Central
Columbus
Eatonton
Eatontonia
Greenville Oa
Meriwether County
Grorgis
Greenville
G Wo Jenkins
Rome
Courthoue
Greensville
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Oatira
Torna
Ats
Triel
New Orleans
Amite
Atu
Amita Wan
Fan
Tata
Ryan
Patna
Rhode
Voss
Warking
Maroeshore
Hattiesburg
Porte
Elijah
Hijaha Mansa
American Dental Parlors
Peachtree St
Carlita
Talbotton
Leden
Americas
Monteguma
Columbus Power Company
Kelly
Fort Gaines
Aten
Pleres
Woc Bradley
Apalachicola
Est
Ianta
Girard
4Georgia Ani Southern Railways
Oak Mouontain
Crelone
Cittaems
Harris, Stinson
Chipley
Danielss Iie
Victor
Alexander
Elyen Co
Pryor St
Atlanta, GA
Jacksonville, Fla
Phillips
New Victor Records
America
Arthur Pryor
T Hse Stevensonerry Macdonollgh
Victor Orchestra
Darkies
Arthur Pryors
Glow Ween—Intermesto a s4a8_(\\ ath garal cher) Nactor Orchestra
Viagers
Gait Vietor
the Evening Star
Rum Tannhauser
Hyronts
Hari Brown Exon
Alan Turner
Henry
Klite
Fleanor Jones
Samacn
Delilah Negara Chingliah
Mor
Saryne Mergan
Vance Sweetest
Dade Morton Mins
Jonen
Mueray
Spencer Smile
Steve Torier
Browning
Mra Clancey
Victor Vandesste
New Parsonat
Darktown Church
Peerless
Maryland
Tennesses
Hama
Jerusslen
Tari Atrome Cai Grom
Fullarney
Nurton Trinity Chou
New Victor
Red Seal Records
Kaydn Groat
Harton Oe Trinity
Erico Caruso
Caruso Barthelemy
Nianandh
Johanna Gadaki
Soprann Hollandar
Wagner Raft
Sir Das Schiff
Senta
Ernestine Schumann Henk
Carne Jacobs Mond
Emma Calve
Sarenade
Varayons
Geraldine Farrar
Antonio Scotts Boheme
Mimi
Erico Caruna
Medama
Butterfly
Tinale
Oh Rindly
Eavens
Archeatre
Stefan Marcella Sembach
Emma Bam
Mozart
Che Soave
Farrar—Caruso
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Scotti Bohama
Puccini
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Sembrich
Caruso
Scotti
Severina
Daddi Loc
Donizetti
Uae
Victor Needles
Victor Records
Liberty Theatre
Oakland
Cal
Abbot Humter
Scott
Rector’s
Chicago
Wanamakers
Philadelphia
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Camden
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