Gulp Storm Relief Efforts Follow Coastal Flooding
Reports say the Gulf storm subsided with few lives lost in New Orleans and Mobile while widespread flooding receded. Rescue teams worked to repair damage in submerged towns as vessels reported distress or safe passage and the tug Boloxi crew was rescued from a capsized craft.
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Faeritory
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Viele
Louisvills
Washville
Northeaters
Cromwell
Comas
Storsm
J. W. Thomas
Franklin
Biloxi
Slidell
Sc Ow
Cobden
Shell Beach
United Fruit Company
Esther
Esthers
Port Eade
Frost Company
Falton
Falcon
Ceiba
Stevenson
Hawes
No Loss of Life From Mobile Storm Reports
Communication restored and officials report no deaths in Mobile and nearby areas. Seven small vessels lost with crews believed safe. Water levels drop to near normal though some property damage denied by authorities.
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Ege
Storm at Mobile Relief Wire Reaches Atlanta
Atlanta reports modern communications with Mobile resumed at 9 am via a wire from Meridian. Water in Mobile began to subside after midnight but remained high. The line shows a fall of at least four feet since the severance last Thursday. Fort Morgan and Point Clear remained cut off. Rescue details awaited from bay resorts as boats relay fuller news.
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Atlanta
Mobile
Meridian
Fort Morgan
Point Clear
August Flood Wreaks Havoc in Burnsides Kentucky
The Cumberland River overflowed its banks as August floodwaters peak in Burnside Kentucky. At 10 16 a m an operator reported no loss in Mobile and authorities note 96 hours of continuous rain driving the high water and crop damage in the bottoms.
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Morgan
Burnside
Cumberland
unrest in colombia spurs pan american intrigue
ISTHMIAN REVOLUTION reports from New York detail Colombian rebel General Uribe Uribe receiving backing from Venezuela Nicaragua and Ecuador. US interests may need protection as plans for attacks on Colombia unfold with Ecuadorian invaders concentrating in southern Cauca.
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Venezuela
Nicaragua
Ecuador
Uribe-Uribe
Colombia
Osion
Qonar Usibe
Ogse
Nicar
Department of Panama
United States
Iomer
Von
Panama
Vesomela
Gonzalez Valencia
Vealencia
Conca
Army of
H. Lemly
United States Artillery
Lemly
Navy
Pedro Ospina
Mme
University of California
Marino Ospina
Fishing by electricity proposed by New York financier
New York millionaire W B Meade plans to fish by blinding fish with a powerful light aboard four 75 foot boats bound for the Pacific. He claims Yale scientists back the method though critics doubt its practicality. Ships include portable naval projectors and four thousand candle power lights to haul fish to nets along the boat sides.
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New York
New Haven
W. B. Meade
Yeas
Pacific
Yale
Mr. Meade
Francisco, Sr
Irving E. Burdick
Vicade
South Africa resumption of civil authority debate amid Boer War
In a defense of Kitchener's proclamation British leaders mark Sept 13 as the return of civil authority in South Africa. Sir William Vernon Harcourt argues the decree harms belligerent Boer rights, while Chamberlain warns rights vanish only if Boer operations turn to plunder and murder. Meanwhile Bakersfield reports Tehachapi cloudburst damages. Two inches of rain in half an hour floods and severs telegraphs. railroads blocked and repair crews operate.
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South Africa
William Vernon- Harcourt
Chamberlain
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Cal
Tehachapi
Southern Pacific and
Santa Fe
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