Relief Relief Funds Pour In for Galveston Sufferers
Reports from multiple cities document progressive relief actions for the Galveston disaster. Louisville elements approved a $10 000 gift with immediate dispatch, while Shreveport Kansas City Liverpool and other communities organized funds telegraphs and appeals. Officials in Norfolk Topeka Denver St Louis and more mobilized donations and coordination with governors and merchants to aid cyclone victims.
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Qouthville
Geneal Council of
Louisville
Galveston
Weaver
Loin
St. Louis
Zelgenholm
Cent & Latter
Whitelaw
Merchant,’ Exchange
Natlon
Texas Etorm
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Ladies organize relief drive for refugees in Houston area
The relief committee led by Mrs. Ruth Ryat seeks donations of clothing and shoes for refugees arriving at the city hall. Volunteers are urged to deliver packed items to Houlside Hommnition or to the market hall for sorting and shipping. A list of committee members and donors is provided, with calls for volunteers to sew, bake, and assist at packing stations.
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Rotite Ryat
Win
Mas All Indien
Eloyh- Ueh
Megime
Cialion
Ruben
Ue Folowite
Realty Oyehiirian
Mia Juppel
Bryan
Alle Bybl
Wo Carpuel
Mra
It Fouga
Qrane
Mio Paty
A Huston
Jae Sam
L Ronahan
J. M. Hilen
Houston
Hatl
Relief on the Way for Texas Disaster Victims
Port Arthur reports relief under way after Saturday night storms hit Metlen and nearby towns. The steamer Nat Stoug is en route from Galveston with water and clothing donated by Beaumont and others. A relief boat will reach isolated Galveston Bayou areas, while a doctor and relief committee coordinate aid.
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Port Arthur
Texas
Metlen
Nat Stoug
Roy
Taylor Bayou
Arthur
Betunon
Galvestou
Galvestop
Loviniana
Elhouth
Damage to Kishing Boats After Storm Near Matagorda
A storm off Matagorda damaged eleven Kishing boats and caused one fatality. Boats were wrecked along a peninsula near Cook and Matagorda with several men drowned or missing. Edgar Rupe and another crew member survived after near misses, and only one boat escaped intact.
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Everd
Texas
Thie Place
Bueay
Cook
Matagorda
Rarrow
Edgar Rupe
Grand Lodge Appeals for Storm Relief Aid
Masonic Grand Master Rt. M. Lunk calls Texas lodges and members to aid Galveston flood victims. Funds are to be sent to Grand Secretary John Walden in Houston with orders to distribute promptly and efficiently to suffering brethren. Note requests remittance in New York or Galveston exchange to facilitate payments at multiple locations.
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Houston
Toam
Galventen
Aljacen
M. Lunk
Mansons
Texas
Earla
Moenbore
K. W
John Walden
R. W. Brothers
F. Peeler
OM. Lask
John Watson
New York
Galveston
Nominee Names Vied for State Democratic Convention
In Strataga New Mexico V September 1 Jehlin 8 and Staschield contend for succession at the State convention. William F P Mackey of Erie is offered a second place on the ticket. Other positions remain uncertain.
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Strataga
NM. V
Senteber
Jehlin
Staschield
Wil
Suvessor
Tomer
William FP. Mackey
Eria
Order Out of Chaos in Galveston After Storm
Galveston recounts days after the disaster with troops manning debris cleanup and a tightening military grip. Rescue work by Officers Joe Bird and John Rowan saved about 100 residents as waters rose, but both men lost their families when confronting flood and destruction.
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Galveston
Texas
Houston
Waa
Temes City
R. B. Baer
Joe Bird
John Rowan
Onat
Gulf
Offierre
Tiddflen
Gallge
Howan
Bird
Bird Moet
Rowan Bio
Inquiries Sought for Unlisted Dead or Living Friends
Readers are urged to send inquiries about friends or relatives not in this morning’s casualty list. Include plainly the names and, when possible, street addresses. The information will be forwarded to Galveston headquarters and published in The Post.
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Galveston
Houstog
Henderson
Galvestog
Vyaat Perthon
Igland Wat
Weven
Sharpe
Dale
Red Schultz
Wargilly
Bey
Iritik
Cisht
James Kirnby
Walchaan
Theodore Berger
Restrictions Modified At Houston Relief Meeting
At a Houston general relief committee session last night the body approved restricting passes to Galveston. Edgar Watkins was named to oversee transportation and to explain permit denials while Galveston officials will screen applicants at Texas City to ensure only those with immediate relatives are considered.
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General Relief Committee of
Houston
Galveston
Anyong
Edgar Watkine
Watkins
Texas City
Kemuriog Perma Im Pfotston
Gelveston
Li Hongzhang Authorized to Negotiate on Any Question
The report states Li Hongzhang is empowered as envoy plenipotentiary to negotiate any questions with China. Acting Secretary of State received the dispatch and Wu’s reply asserts Li’s credentials are full and authoritative for negotiations and for decisive actions to protect American life and property. No transport to Taku is currently arranged.
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Wahehington
Li Hong Chung
Earl
Anericane
London adheres to withdrawal proposal in Far East diplomacy
A London report states W. Wates formally backing the Henun tin plan to withdraw from Pellin to Tien Tain. Paris and St Petersburg envoys contact M. Pinchow and M. De Gere with ministers Bree and Ligniteh as they order the withdrawal of legations and military contingents from both France and Russia in Pekin.
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London
W.wates
Pellin
Tien Tain
Paris
Sy Peterburg
M. Pinchow
M. de Gere
France
Russia
Pekin
Bree
Ligniteh
Hwiesrres
Othe Legationa Aml
Tien Tal An Agen Am Cirowine
Looting Reports Denied by United States Forces in Tianjin
War Department telegraphs state extensive looting in Tianjin occurred before Allied entry and that American troops had no role. Messages from General Coolidge and officers indicate guards protected lives and property, with Chinese mobs chiefly responsible for plunder prior to allied forces arriving.
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Washington
War Department
Fowler
Chee Foor
Cabingram
Coslilge
Tien Trin
Tien Tain
Albaolute Rover
Curbin
Chere Moo
Cortin
Men Tain
Ninth
United States
Tion Tala
Péporta
Chinese envoy Li Hong Chang sent to Berlin on imperial orders
Washington reports an Imperial edict to Li Hong Chang directing immediate travel to Berlin to cooperate with Qing officials and facilitate his journey. The dispatch, dated August 27, assigns him full protection and sea transport readiness, with a likely departure from Bucharest or a port city soon.
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Washington
Wao Tow
Li Hung Chang
Belin
Li Hong Chang
Buatighal
Gulag
Aid Pouring In For Hood Sufferers From Galveston
Governor Sayers says Texas relief efforts for Hood victims bloom with over 100 telegrams and about 10000 dollars in local donations. Eastern and Western states pledge subscriptions while New York papers offer relief trains and a hospital site at Galveston. Galveston reports identify about 400 bodies with hundreds awaiting identification in improvised morgues.
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Austin
Texas
Sayershen
Hood
Galveston
Sayers
New York World
New York
New York Journal
Cine Noat Chamber of Commene
Chisago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Wicenne
Three Uprising Deaths Among American Missionaries in China
Reports suggest up to three American missionaries were killed during the Chinese uprising, with others in Li Fai Tung provinces missing or unaccounted for. The inquiry traces motives and possible targets across multiple sources.
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Agerplated Press
Goodnow
United States
China
Pibely
Chi Li Fai Tung
Chicago Storm Roars Through City With 72 MPH Winds
The September 1 storm battered Chicago with winds up to 72 miles per hour. Two people died, others injured, and windows, trees, and harbor boats suffered damage costing thousands. A man named Bruan was killed by a live wire and a boat capsized, with several injuries reported.
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Chicago
Teguler
Tors Bruan
Neoe Young
Fall Agaign
A. Grossman
Henry Pretzel
Emma Standard
Moonstone Strands Near Cape Henry. Floated By Wrecking Steamer
The Britly steamer Moonstone under Captain Williams from Biblnne Pass to Rotterdam with cargo ran aground near Cape Henry light station around midnight. Salvage efforts kept her in a dangerous position until four this morning when a wrecking steamer floated her free. The Daniel 6 sustained likely injuries.
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Norfolk
Moonstone
Williams
Biblnne Pass
Texans
Rotterdam
Cape Henry
Fife
Atation
Daniel
Coler Nominated by Hitte at Convention
Mr Hitte announced the plan to present the name of Mr Coler to the convention as part of the political maneuvering noted in this brief historical item.
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Apie
Hitte Acl
Coler
Train Crash In Galveston Sidesteps Congressmen
En Harve to Galveston on the International and Great Northern train arrives amid a storm that hits the city as Congressman Hawley and aides travel. Becker of Southwestern lines, Parkell, Jones, Marz, and Love are named among associated officials and press representatives. The Charlotte M. Allen delivered passengers from Delverten en route home.
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J. B. Parkell
Woodward & Tiernan Company
B. Jones
Manete & Tinsltts Company
Thevesion
Marky Marz
Mors & Blum
Galveston
Robertus Love
New York World
St. Lowe Post Dispatch
Harbor crew and passengers landed at Galveston
The arrival lists the on duty crew including Chief an otheer Pete Nelson Noman Charles Nelson chief officer Joe Goodwin Captain HW Pryor purser's clerk J B Hebert. Passengers include Mr and Mrs Shaw and child M H Rey and wife and Joe Sivare.
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Galveston Harbor
Anotheer
Pete Nelson
Noman
Charles Nelson
Joe Goodwin
Obset Nate
HW. C. Pryor
J. B. Hebert
Fire inquest in Marlin over recent blaze
September 10 report states Jumtica C. J. Hartiente holds a fire inquest at Marlin into a building burned a week earlier. Several witnesses have been examined, but no actionable facts or statements have emerged yet.
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Marlin
Jumtica C. J. Hartiente
Ochon
Aummone
Death of Terese Shermer in accident near city
Terese Shermer died from brain contusions after a fall from a horse near the city, yesterday morning. Claude Keys Geet and Gled ite report the injuries occurred about three days ago. Shermer was unconscious and unable to speak.
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Shermer
Terese
Claude Keys
OA BSTORIA Herre the Tue Kood You Have Always af Boe
The fragment presents a garbled note about a historical topic with unclear details. It mentions a Tuesday date and generic references to a text about Boe, but no coherent events, names, places, or outcomes are readable for a structured summary.
Tragic Expressed Crash and Family Tragedy Recalls
A violent wreck near the Hedgates Bruaby crossroads left multiple injured and one dead. Survivors include a wife and four children later found dead in her home with a bottle of a poison nearby, triggering extended family burial plans and an open grave in Fayetteville.
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Frelavurg
Tors
Somputor
Messrs
Masuc
Mone Kilbagok
Jeeuph V.rake
Collumbua
Jyyel
Hedgates
Bruaby
Kulhageka
Coutlnge
Eplaal
Carrigg
Win Tale
Pehrenhemp
Witte
Peat Oak Point
Aleo
Hema
de. Kuderkin
Fayetteviild
New Sun
Fayettewitle
Thor
Wranseeton Report Delays Direct Talks With Li Rene Chang
A formal statement issued today shows the Bale department not ready to start direct negotiations with Li Rene Chang. It notes no doubt about his credentials as plenipotentiary but leaves the matter in abeyance. The delay may reflect only partial powers.
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Wranseeton
Bale Department
Li Rene Chang
Hie Cridentiaries
Storm Victims Aid Efforts Expanded by Houston Committees
Supplies and provisions were sent by rail to Dickingon and a barge loaded with brennaises coal lime and other materials left for Galveston yesterday. Donations are collected at Woman's Exchange and distributed by local relief groups as volunteers organize shelters food and clothing for storm evacuees. Captain J A McCormick and others coordinate transport while residents offer homes and aid as Houston relief committees push to meet immediate needs.
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Dickingon
Galveston
Gal
Ute Gt
Ela Italien
Ela
Mra
J. 0. Rowe
H. Thurnete
Hadley Street
Gwalvouton
Wolf & Bre
J. Tae Mitehall
Paurotary
Guneral
Ouster Light Guard
Ffouston Anyalry
Piumiers
Houston Tilkht Artillery
Kitenewaa
Calveston
Weather Summary for Eastern Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory
The bulletin notes unsettled conditions with probable rain and winds from the south. Forecasters expect continued warm temperatures and variable winds through Wednesday and Thursday with possible showers in eastern portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeaehington
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
Pale
Stray or stolen cattle and pony reported in local notice
Series of stray or stolen livestock notices from Beantown area detailing a yellow Jersey cow with unknown brand and a pony described as white with a star on face. The items list owners J. Wrae and A. Harris with locations near Sid Caniel and July 1 reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wrae
A. Harris
Sid Caniel
Ib A. Tk. Anderson
Chee
Tesous in New York Special to The Port
New York hosts a list of hotel registrations on September 11 including Mrs T Lorenser Ming Lorenser Mr and Mrs M Tellmann Iverett and others at prominent hotels. Fort Worth Burnett Holland and Abels appear among names with addresses noted in Park Avenue and Fourth Avenue listings.
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Tesous
New York
Houston
T. ©. Lorenser
Og M. Loreccer
Ming T. Lorenser
Mra
M. Tellmann
Iverett
W. A. Cortes
Maribor
Joe Millar
Ming 0. Miller
Miss A. Miller
Normandie
Collis
O. Trendeld
Marlborough
W. B. Effenn
Paris
Texas
F. 2
Calvin
Joseph T. Maloer
Hoffman
Bonds Sold for Victoria County Road Issues
Victoria Texas September 12. The 946.00 mine of Victoria county road bonds were sold to W. B Wortham of Austin for par accrued interest and 00 premium. The net amount to be delivered to the county treasurer after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Texas
Victoria County Road
W. B., Wortham
Austin
Windstorm Strikes Town Causing Building Damage
September 1 report from Lott and Tews describes severe wind and rain tearing through Copperas Cove Texas. A brick building wall near the new bank collapsed, a roof was torn from Lowery gin, and several other minor damages occurred. Crops suffered about 25 percent loss. The E J Katner Gin seed house was blown down, destroying seed stocks.
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Lott
Sm Wm Ani
English
Copperas Cove
Teaas
E. J. Katiner Gin Company
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Shreveport Times
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Flovernor Sayers
Kiams City
VL Bayers
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Liverpool
England
Dulveston
Board of Wade and
Dual- Netsmen's Association
Galverton Aufferers
Board of Trade and Business Men's Association
Topeka
Kah
Governo Branley
Keneas
Denver, Col
Tohngon
Robert Clark
Quintina
Selura Island
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Mijeshig
Brim
Virginia Poin
Poerty-fourth Street
Wirginia Point
Souther Pacific
Traylor
Southern Pacific
Grand Lodge
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Masonic Lodges
Mombera
Stanchfeld
Information
Chmna
Conger
State Department
Ti Hinge Chang
Bhangta
Taku
Hin
Wan
Il Hing Chang
Thieme
Denihs
Emperor
Renee
Murdrand
Minnlog
Charlotte M. Allen
Delverten
Boe
Abherauece
J. B. Dilliland
Moore's Bridge
Ala
Bette
Tnoliep
Lockhart
Munt
Pea
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