Relief pours in as Galveston siege prompts nationwide aid
Dallas reports from Galveston recounts chaos after the storm with martial law and looting. Officials describe mass casualties, fires and corpses, while relief funds surge nationwide, as Boston and New York raise thousands for Galveston’s survivors and cities mobilize aid.
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Galveston
Jones
Hutchins
Houston
Boston
Springfield
New England
Nantucket Bay Ridge Firestorm Destroys Plymouth Dwellings
West India hurricane sweeps New England, with dry forests fueling 10 fires in Plymouth county and Cape Cod. The article notes a million dollars in losses, multiple summer homes, a cranberry bog, barns and stables destroyed, and property of notable locals burned as the storm advances across the region.
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West India
Porto Rico
Cuba
Jamaica
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
New England
Green Mountains
Atlantic Ocean
Plymouth County
Cape Cod
Rockland
Weymouth
Plymouth
College Pond
Long Pond
George G. Sarker
National Dredging Company
Georgie Dean Spaulding
N&ponset
Mr. Bassets
Boston
Charles Wodeward
W. H. Fessenden
L. B. Briggs
Harvard University
Captain Albert Cooper
Mr. Hiddie
Roxbury
Top-to-Toe Outfits Store Closes Inventory by Oct 1
A. Isaacson & Co. advertises clearance of winter apparel including coats overcoats furs woolens and accessories at 154-168 Washington Street and The Old Blue Store opposite Cornhill near Adams and Dock squares. The notice urges disposal of stock before October 1.
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A. Isaacson & Co
Washington Street
Blue
Cornhill
Adams and
Dock Squares
United Mine Workers Declare Anthracite Strike
Indianapolis Sept 12 5 30 pm the United Mine Workers of America declared a strike in the anthracite region affecting 145 000 men of whom a large share are said to belong to the union Reading Coal and Iron Co the only big company not affected miners prepare a strike fund with a daily potential cost of 800 000 dollars
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Bers
Reading Coal & Iron Co
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
World's Best Field Affected 145000 Men Are Employed
Philadelphia Sept 12 The strike begun today by United Mine Workers halts work in the anthracite coal region the world's most productive field. About 145000 mine workers are employed with leaders claiming around eighty percent organized. Unorganized miners are expected to join the strike. The coal basins span about 470 square miles across Luzerne Lackawanna Schuylkill Carbon and Northumberland counties. If veins shared a single location they would cover about twenty miles by twenty four.
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Philadelphia
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Luzerne
Lackawanna
Schuylkill
Carbon
Northumberland Counties
Weather forecast for New England states and Maine
Forecast issued from Fair Washington on September 12. Maine sees cooler conditions in the southwest Thursday, then fair Friday with fresh west to north winds diminishing along the northeast coast. New Hampshire and Vermont expect fair Thursday, cooler in the south, and fair Friday with fresh west to north winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut to have fair conditions with cooler Thursday and Friday, winds from the west to north at a fresh pace.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
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