Galveston Death Toll Imagined At Five Thousand In City Ruins
C A Williams reports on Galveston after the disaster. Mayor Walter C Jones estimates up to five thousand dead with hundreds still buried in ruins or burned. Police and soldiers patrol wreckage as bodies are found, identified slowly, and buried in trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Houston
Walter C. Jones
Calamity Review and Military Response in Galveston Area
General McKibbin leads troops through Houston to take control of rail lines toward Galveston as riots and looting erupt after the disaster. Civilians beg for ice water food and disinfectants while authorities pledge to halt dead-body desecration and raiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Scurry
Houston
Galveston
Galveston, Houston and Henderson Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lan
Terne
J.W. HeitMann & CO
Howard Smith Co
Travis Street
Armsby
Wm.d. Cleveland
Triumph
J. H. Thompson Seed Co
Houston, Texas
Telephone and
Wirf
Pedenco
Hartwell Iron Works
Houston Plumbing and Mfg. Co
Sor. Rusk and Main
Houstonemug Company
Warwood
Hoyo
Jones
United States
la Porte
Ed Ketchum
Mayor Jones
Rafferty
Lucas Terrace
Camp Hawley
Bolivar
Bay
Tremont Street
C. Arthur Williams
California
Easter
Hawthorne
Kirkland & Morrow
Bis
Daviss
Gohlman Byw
Barry Throat
Smith Premier Typewriter
Paris
Internationa
Com
The
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Syracuse, N. Y
U.S. A
Central Dry Goods Co. Wholesale
Houston, Tex
Richmond
Call City Ticket Office
Main and Franklin
L. J. Parks
S. F
McKibbin
Department of Texas
San Antonio
Galveston, Houston and
Henderson Management
Hill
Galveston, Howton and
Northern Rays
Arould
pose—Dbut
Henderson
Gal
Grlven
Mun
Veston