Galveston Slowly Recovers After Devastating Storm
The port of Galveston begins partial recovery as debris clearance continues and business resumes on a moderate scale. Officials, troops, and newspapers work to restore order while authorities fix damaged docks bridges and electric services. Mayor Jones seeks Houston transport routes to bring in relief supplies and feed the needy.
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Aftermath Reflections on the Galveston Disaster
Editor Clarence Quinby of the Tribune lauds reporters and relief workers for their urgent effort after the Galveston disaster. He cautions against harsh criticism of coverage while praising the courageous response and predicts rebuild by brave, honored citizens and a generous world.
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Post's List of Dead Swells to Four Thousand by Sunday
Galveston dispatch shows Houston Post staff working through the disaster toll with hundreds added to the death and missing counts. Officials refuse to lower life-loss estimates as crews bury bodies along the shore and in wreckage.
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