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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1896
Page
7
Dramatic dispatch portrays St Louis and East St Louis after a devastating Midwest tornado. It notes hundreds killed or wounded, millions in property damage, and a determined city rebuilding effort led by resilient residents and local industries.
The passage describes vast wind damage in the city with up to 140 victims and widespread injuries. It notes St Louis’ resilience despite lacking wealth, expecting streets to regain their former bustle as the community recovers from the terrible visitation.
A powerful tornado devastates South and East St Louis and parts of central St Louis causing fires and widespread destruction. Reports describe overturned vehicles, shattered glass, crowded hospitals, and a massive emergency response. Official tallies estimate under 60 deaths with extensive property loss and thousands left homeless.
The report notes extensive destruction with at least two years needed to repair property damage. It cites estimates of 7,600 houses destroyed in St Louis as officials of the building commissioners assess the extent and begin reconstruction efforts with determined optimism.
A weather related disaster report notes nearly a thousand lives lost in the last sixty days near Invicta due to wind events. It cites widespread fatalities and ongoing recovery challenges across affected towns.
The Senate battles over issuing bonds end with a 32 to 25 vote to prohibit interest bearing bonds without Congress. Debate precedes the River and Harbor Bill vote as Speaker Reed rejects further delay while Dockery complains of stifled debate. The Bermuda setback follows Britain's cancellation of the Bermuda steamer's registration.
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