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Newspaper

Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1900

Page

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Gov Sayers reports Galveston flood needs and massive donations

Governor Sayers says Galveston flood conditions are severe with at least 2000 dead and property losses over 10 million. Contributions exceed 100000 dollars with Standard Oil and St Louis Commercial Club each giving 10000 and Huntington interests 3000. Dallas and Houston units aid relief, security strict, looting penalties enacted.

Standard Oil Co St. Louis Commercial Club Huntington Estate Huntington International and Great Northern Railway Galveston Houston

Galveston Flood Damage Reported Across Gulf Coast

Gov. Sayers begins collecting reports from Gulf Coast areas indicating extensive property damage and large fatalities. Dickinson, Alvin, Alta Loma, Texas City and Brookshire are wrecked with hundreds homeless. Richmond demolished. Missouri City and Stafford flattened. Bay City reported wrecked with possible loss of life. Railroads telegraph and telephone systems suffer heavy losses. approx 500 dead. Tugs from New Orleans en route to Galveston to aid evacuation. Gov. Sayers limits island access, deferring relief to local managers.

Bay City Matagorda County Patton Bollover Bolivar Point Quintana Sayers New Orleans Galveston Relief Corps

Vast number of dead lost in Gulf catastrophe

Houston reports indicate rapid disposal of corpses after a devastating disaster with estimates ranging from 1000 to 10000. Bodies washed ashore and out to sea, officials warn no reliable death toll will be known, as public safety and containment efforts dominate.

Houston Tex Lieut. Perry McKibben Galveston Perry

Galveston Police Shakeup With New Appointments

Galveston Texas September 13 city police through 2000 officers special guards soldiers and deputies. Deputy Chief of Police Nundsen acts as chief Norris Wahn named deputy in addition to other duties. Sheriff has charge of deputy endorsemities and other assignments.

Galveston Tex Nundsen Norris Wahn

Galveston A Wreck Report From Wortham

Ex State Treasurer Wortham, sent as Adjutant General Scurry’s aide to Galveston, reports a city wrecked beyond recovery. He cites 75 percent business and 75 percent residences damaged, shattered warehouses, ships wedged on piers, crowded ruined streets, and a horrific stench from decaying bodies and debris along the gulf front.

Austin Tex Wortham Galveston Adjt Scurry Gulf Front Jacksonville

United States Considers Immediate Withdrawal From Peking

Washington discusses a rapid pullout of American troops from Peking with President to decide, as France joins Russia in urging withdrawal and Gen Chaffee awaits orders. China's famine threat and guarantees for Christian safety fuel debate. Li Hung Chang's Shanghai to Peking trip signals possible negotiations.

France Russia Gen. Chaffee Washington Peking China Li Hung Chang Prince Ching Shanghai Goodnow Tien-Tsin United States

Ghoul Killings Attract Dallas Dispatch

A Dallas dispatch reports that Texas soldiers under Adjt. Gen. Scurry have slain at least seven men, mainly Negro victims, accused of robbing the dead. Most were shot as they attempted escape. twenty five others were not observed at the scene.

New York Herald Dallas Tex Adjt Scurry

Storm on Lake Erie Sinks Vessels and Losses Rise

The West Indian hurricane blasted Lake Erie with 60 mph winds, sinking at least two ships near Conneaut and damaging several others. The John B. Lyon and Dundee foundered with crew losses. City of Erie carried 300 passengers to port ten hours late. Deck hand Frank Sloan injured. Lyons valued at $60,000.

Cleveland Lake Erie John B. Lyon J. C. Gilchrist Conneaut Dundee Cook City of Erie Buffalo Nimick Frank Sloan Lyons

Mckinley Baer Wedding In Somerset Highlights

The McKinley Baer wedding united Miss Mabel McKinley and Dr Hermas L Baer in Somerset Pennsylvania on a refined afternoon ceremony. President and Mrs McKinley attended along with other prominent guests. Col W C Brown hosted and President Duval provided a private car for the couple’s wedding trip likely toward the Pacific coast to visit relatives.

Somerset Mc Kinley-Baer Mabel McKinley Abner McKinley Hermas L. Baer McKinley Duval Florida Central & Peninsular Railroad Pacific Coast California San Francisco

Massacre of Christians in China Reported

London reports from China claim a wholesale massacre of missionaries and native Christians during July with 15 000 to 20 000 converts killed. Many mission workers remain unaccounted for and reports describe brutal violence against women as Boxers seek vengeance.

London China

Female minstrel troupe wreck in Illinois kills nine

The Duncan Clarke female minstrel troupe car wrecked at Mounds on Wednesday afternoon. Of 16 occupants nine die and six are seriously injured, with injuries including a large wood fragment through Etta Patterson's shoulder. Manager Duncan Clarke expected to recover. Patrick Patterson, the cook, was killed.

Cairo Til Duncan Clark Mounds Duncan Clarke Patrick Patterson Etta Patterson

Gold demand and political rumors sweep Europe and America

Gold remains in high demand in Europe while American banks expected to supply it. Rumors swirl that Germany will borrow in New York for China war efforts. Chester D. Jordan of Lancaster is nominated for governor by New Hampshire Republicans.

Europe Germany New York China Chester

Strike Ordered In Anthracite Region By United Mine Workers

United Mine Workers announce a strike in the anthracite region to begin next Monday morning with an expected 142,000 workers walking out. President Mitchell and part of his Indianapolis office will operate from Hazelton, Pennsylvania to direct the action. In Pittsburgh, W C Temple former president of the Pittsburgh Ball Club is reported critically wounded after a shooting at his home early Wednesday.

Indianapolis Ind United Mine Workers of America Mitchell Hazelton Pittsburgh W. C. Temple Pittsburgh Ball Club Temple

Baseball Scores From Brooklyn to Chicago The First Game

Brooklyn, Pittsburgh and Boston won while New York and Chicago split. Box line shows Brooklyn 9 2 0 1 0 0 3 6 1 4 Cincinnati 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 8 1. Batteries McGinnity Farrell Hahn Penz ump Snyder. First game New York 1 Chicago 9.

Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston New York Chicago Rhe Cincinnati McGinnity Farrell Hahn Penz Snyder R.H.E. Philad Pittsburg Bernhard Donahue McFarland Waddell Phillippe Zimmer O’day Ree St. Louis Nichols and Clarke Powell and Robinson Hurst Taylor and Bowerman Taylor and Kling Gaffney Pet Brooklyn Abbaweeare Pittsburgh Eevee Neae Severe Philadelphia Sessenee Eer Eer Sneereae St. Louis Tees Evene

Kentucky's Young Lady Colonel Dominates Social Memoir

The piece notes a Kentucky woman with a colonel’s commission attracting envy among New York society. It describes fall fashion shifting to military motifs, with blue and black fabrics, gold laces, wide braids, and new hidden fastenings. It forecasts gowns emphasizing straight lines, with emphasis on color linings and military-style details.

Entucky New York Kentucky Cavalry Hs x Paris Butttons

Grain and livestock markets report from Cincinnati Chicago and New York

The Cincinnati market shows flour values from 1.90 to 4.40 for various grades with widespread ranges across spring and winter types. Wheat quotes No 2 red at 7 5/4 to 7 6c on track, corn No 2 mixed 43 4 4 to 34 4c, oats 22 to 24 1 4c. Live stock includes shipper and butcher classes for cattle 3.10 to 5.50, calves 4.75 to 7.25, sheep and lambs 2.50 to 3.85, veal 4.50 to 7.25. Chicago futures show wheat 75 1/4 to 76c, corn 39 to 36 3/4c, oats 22 to 24c. East Buffalo receipts indicate steady to firm cattle and calves 3.75 to 8.25, grazing stock around 3.25 to 4.75.

Cincinnati de City Chicago East Buffalo N. Y

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