Calabrian Earthquake Devastates Sicily and Reggio
Rome reports massive losses across Messina and Reggio as the Calabria Sicily earthquake collapses towns and port facilities. Death tolls vary but losses run into tens of thousands with cities in ruins and widespread displacement. Royal and papal relief efforts advance as warships aid rescue.
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Rome
Messina
Sicily
Reggio
Italy
Palmi
Cassano
Casenza
Bagnara
Monteleone
Riposto
Seminara
San Giovanni
Scilla
Lazzaro
Cannitello
Naples
Vettorio Emmanuele
Great Britain
Russia
Charybdis
Strait of Messina
Faro
Calabria
Strait of
Desperate Escape From Messina Fire
Refugees recount the destruction at Messina as fires rage and buildings collapse. Escaped sailors describe flames, smoke, and a city convulsed by terror while survivors seek refuge on port cells and warships act as floating hospitals. British and Russian squadrons aid rescues as doctors and workers converge on Messina from nearby ports.
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Reegelo
Sicily
Messina
Calabria
American consul and wife reported dead in Messina quake
An official dispatch to the state department says Arthur 8 Cheney American consul at Messina Sicily and his wife are dead after the Messina earthquake. The message from Stuart Lupton via Malta states the Messina consulate was destroyed and the consul and wife were supposed dead.
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Washington
Arthur
Cheney
Meessina
Sicily
State Department
Stuart Lupton
Messina
Lupton
Malta
Maltese Islands
Mediterranean
William H. Gale
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