Remembrance of Galveston and Its Great Storm
The narrator recounts the 1900 Galveston hurricane year, detailing the rising flood, city destruction, looting, and mass deaths from 3 000 to 5 000. He recalls neighbors, emergency crews, and the stubborn recovery as Galveston rebuilt with a seawall while Houston and Dallas grew toward half a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-first Street
Bay
Gulf
Broadway
Bayside
Fort Crockett
Galveston
Houston
Dallas
Dallas News history celebrated in Sam Acheson’s work
Acheson’s 35000 Days in Tex as chronicles the Dallas News and its forebears from its Galveston beginnings to a century of Southwest journalism. The review highlights continuity of editorial policy and the paper’s role in shaping regional history while noting a forthcoming centennial celebration. Social notes mention Mrs. Tom Reed and family visiting Houston and Hoeninghauses visiting El Campo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Acheson
Texas
Dallas News
Samuel Bangs
Boston
Galveston Island
Lafite
Mexico
Galvestonian
Galveston News
Jeone William Richardson
Southwest
Hannibal
Acheson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jon W. Thomas, JR
American Mercury
Red
L Uttle
Marand
Ni&s
Ther Bureau
Tt Bay
F. 4
Hoeninghaus
el Campo
The
First National Bank
Eagle Lake
F. D. LC
Cial
Woodbury
Brown
del Monte
del Monte Country
IGA Sauer
California
Burbank
Colorado
Ize
Bologna
Michigan
Evangeline
Lifebouy
Lux Toilet
Frank Stephens
Amber
Eagle Lake Number Co
Max Conner