Relief Efforts Rush Supplies to Galveston After Disaster
Governor Sayers reports trainloads of supplies speeding toward Galveston from the North and East. Ships and boats will aid in transporting relief to the mainland. Texas officials coordinate medical, disinfection, and debris removal while soliciting further aid from the United States and distant states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joxes
Saar
Galveston Ie
Informa. Orom
Houwswet
Galveston
Asio- Press
Texas
United States
The
Ary
Galvett
Getting Out of Galveston Two Trainloads and Three Tass
Refugees arriving in Houston are tallied with about 1400 aboard relief trains from Galveston. The arriving groups registered at various halls and hotels for onward departures, listing numerous individuals and families by name across locations such as Capitol Hotel Hutchins House Bristol and Montefiore Hall in Houston. The flood of evacuees continues with many families, workers, and children noted in the shelter lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Trilm
Wty
G. Yeston
Galveston
Capitol Hotel
Relief System in Houston Organized for Storm Aid
The general relief committee in Houston is now organized with capable leaders and prompt action on applications. A subcommittee led by L J Tuffy will audit cash, with Pat Eagan starting duties this morning. Judge W J Wilson charged with transporting people from Galveston to Texas City to improve efficiency. J W Fatlon appointed by the relief committee to manage distribution of incoming freight for storm victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Sayers
Alvin
Barton
Red Cross Society
Aiden
California
Texas
Houston
Mears
L. J. Tuffy
H. W. Cortes
Joe Meyer
Pat Eagan
W. J. Wilson
Texas City
J. W. Fatlon
Relief Committee
Houston and
Texas Central
Owner defends steamer Lawrence service policy
John H. Kirby, owner of the Lawrence, says critcisms over Galveston Texas City ferrying misstate his aims. He contends the boat operated to aid the poor and was not run for revenue, noting passes for the needy were handled after paying passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HM. Kirby
John H. Kirby
East
Lawrence
Galveston
Texas City
Houston
Bay
But¢E
Kirby
Rumor prompts call for equal treatment of boat passengers
A discussion with W. Ke Anderson of the relief committee aims to place General Scurry in charge of the tent and ensure tickets and passes are distributed without precedence. The goal is to aid the destitute, deny discrimination, and uphold the Lawrence’s intent in Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ke Anderson
Relief Committee
Geneva
Lawrence
Galveston
Knights and Ladies of Honor Appeal for Relief Funds
In a move to avert suspension for non payment the Knights and Ladies of Honor seek aid from Texas lodges. Grand Secretary J Burgheim halts suspension for a week while demitted lodges settle assessments. Grant reports six members dead in Galveston and relief HQs open with Woodmen. Grand Protector J R Palmer urges immediate contributions to aid distressed members and preserve fraternal ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lod Lodge of Knights and Ladies of
Havine
Lodeen
Texas
Hurghelm
Honeton
J. Ru Palmer
J. Burgheim
Galveston Killing Details From Sergeant Camp
Sergeant Camp of the Houston Light Artillery recalls the shooting at Galveston during duty near St Marys hospital Avenue I and eighteenth street. He describes killing a negro who killed a white woman and another who was cutting a woman, plus the deaths of two negroes who killed a citizen guard. Camp says Tremont House shelters all, and Adjutant General Scurry ordered gun permits and arrests for unpermitted possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Houston Light Artillery
Houston
Masonic Relief Funds Mobilized After Storm Damage
Ground Master Te M Luskin directs repairs in Galveston with Grand Secretary Watson reporting over 400 dollars raised for Mason relief. Subscriptions include Wallis 450, Texas Grand Lodge 500, San Antonio 300, Coralina 230, Bartlett 105, Basle Lake 100, Bonham 100. A $425 shipment to the Muscole Relief association in Galveston is noted. Grand Master R M Luskin visited, with further temple repairs and armorer casing work in Elgin slated for early completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te. M. Luskin
Galveston
Krepaira
Pemple
Watson
Grand Lodge of Masons
Wallis
Grand Lodge of Texas
San Antonio
Corallana
Bartlett
Basle Lake
Bonham
Muscole Relief Association
Groverion
R. M. Lush
Alvin ‘Ulwy
Elgin
Colored Relief Effort Led by Houston Women’s Committee
The Colored Relief Committee of Houston appeals for aid to assist distressed colored residents, noting Galveston and other swept areas in urgent need. The group, formed at Antioch Church, will coordinate relief and fund donations from all communities, with officials stating the committee's trustworthiness and community confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Committee
Houston
Galventon
Poe
Colored Women’s Relief Committee
Antioch, Church
Relief Meeting At Antioch Church For Galveston Sufferers
Citizens of Houston are urged to help Galveston victims by attending a 1 o'clock Thursday meeting at Antioch Baptist Church on September 14. The drive aims to mobilize clothing, provisions, and funds, with women and families urged to participate and aid those left destitute after the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Galveston
Friends
Antioch Baptist Church
Siitere
Misaor Loretta Noloon
Cora Moore
Ll. V. Watson
Mettathos Julia Moore
L. ¢. Davenport
W. B. Miler
BN. Green
M. Robinson
I. Preaman
H. B. Gray
Mary &. Arcrott
Nelief
Houston Soldiers at Galveston Report Strong After Duty
Houston Light Guard member Charlies M. Norton returned to the city reporting all guardsmen in excellent health with none in hospital. He refuted rumors of soldiers being shot and noted no Houston men were killed or charged in looting incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alther Houston Companion
Houston
Relief Commission Urges Fair Ferry Rates for Refugees
Citizens report hackmen in the city charging 1 to 2 dollars for eight to twelve block trips, violating ordinances. Galveston relief officials are urged to set a regular legitimate rate and consider a free ferry if reasonable fares cannot be maintained. Local refugees complain of extortionate charges from Galveston to Texas City and nearby points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackmen
Thin City
Ity
Vieltorn
Galveston
Inlveaton
Texas City
Gualvestonians
May Help Identification of Houston Seller In Virginia Point
A damaged report notes a Houston seller party arriving at Virginia Point Monday night, a body found with letters K B 4% and a description of an unidentified man. A second letter addressed to Peter Lynch at 2211 Forty-third Avenue mentions Mamle Mack and the Veter Was ivan aa aib Poin strent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Virginia Point
Peter Lynch
Mamle Mack
Aildrias
Ivan Aa
Aib
Poin Strent
Droollyn, MN
Vongahorenan
Retail clerks of Houston aid Galveston workers in crisis
Houston retail clerks, led by J. G. Goldstein and others, organize relief for Galveston colleagues after a fearful ordeal. A relief car from Providence is issued to state clerks groups. American Express manager M E Taovtshort reports a car of produce sent to St Gow. shipment left Wednesday and arrives soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
J. G. Goldstein
EL EB. Patterson
Mbi. Laach
de Aranogg
Thomas Long
Mie Strickiing
Miss Rolle
Miss Fleming
Miss Pendarvis
Mian Oberle
Galverton
M. E. Taovtshort
American Express Company
Nat. A. Wetzel
Bt. Lain
Texas
St. Gow
American Express
Relief Meeting for McQuillan Post and Woman’s Relief Corps
An social meeting of the George B. McQuellan Post and Woman’s Relief Corps is called for Friday night at 1010 Franklin Avenue between Main and Quanola Streets. The event invites members and families who suffered from the recent coastal storm to gather and take action for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. McQiellan
George BH
Ma Hella Post and Woman's ® Relief Corps
Chliel
Sp m
Franklin Avenue
Main
Quanola
Galion
Knight of Pythias relief aid extended to family
A telegram from Loula Dehme of Nichhock Humboldt Judge Lodge notes needs of relief for himself and family. Dehme and relatives were promptly invited to the city and provided with attention and assistance by the relief committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
the Knights of Pythias
Loula Dihme
Nitchcouk
Humboldt
Teland
Dehme
Thle Otty
Colored relief official seeks information from Houston
George D. Wilson visited Galveston yesterday representing the Colored People's Relief Committee. The organization is gathering information from friends or relatives across the country and requests any available details to aid relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Wilson
Galventon
Colored People's Relief Committee
Slamp
Ut Avetiue
Houston
Texas
Parish relief task set by Y M C A staff
The Indies Parish Association has Mrs Hedon in charge of relief work at the Y S C A Pooma under the auspices of the Ladin Parish agraviation. A request is made for assistance at the stated hour.
Arrival of Government Supplies Reaches Quartermaster Unit
Government supplies arrived as W. T. Boully and Abbot Thomas of the United States Army quartermaster’s department reached the location at 6:86 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Boully
Abbot Thomas
Quartermaster’s Department
United States Army
Galveston Mayor Ties to St Louis Supply Fleet
In charge of government tents chests and rations a supervisor from St Louis aligned with the Galveston mayor overseeing logistics and aid shipments amid aid efforts and municipal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raight
St. Louis
Galveston
Weather Disaster Report From Houston and Galveston
A Houston Post dispatch summarizes the storm's impact across the area. It cites drowning deaths and property losses from Galveston to Sugarland, with bridges and waterworks destroyed and relief needed urgently.
Lemp Brewery Makes Generous Donation to Galveston Sufferers
A telegram from the W. J. Lemp Brewing Company of St Louis dated September 18 announces a pledge of 2500 to aid Galveston and Pinan sufferers. The company notes it has wired Governor Sayerd and their Galveston agent W G Hy dangsen to pay or draw upon them if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merday
W. J. Lemp Brewing Company
Mraueh
Houston St. Louis
Sayerd
Fillowa
Galveston
W. G. Hydangsen
Pey
Beneft
Pinan
William J. Lomp Brewing Co
Maccabeer Knights Open Relief Headquarters in City
Knights of the Maccabees establish relief headquarters at 200 Maid Street to aid knights and their families. Dr. W. H. Goulman and WH. N. Mille lead the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabeer
Knights of Te Maccabrow
Knigip
Indian of the Maccabees
W. H. Goulman
WH. N. Mille
Belief Committees Notes On Relocation And Transport
A committee report details actions by leaders including delays and calls to move women and children from dangerous areas, with mayoral involvement across several Texas cities. It notes requests to mayors of Rockport Corpus Christi and Port Lavaca for barges to transport evacuees and mentions hospital and supply needs for shipments to Galveston.
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Moody
Biramoun
Hiba
Yesteurday
Petire
Lai
Touston
Galveston
Brashear Yeanwrey
Houlton
John D) Moai
Auatih
Galventoyan
Rockport
Corpus Chrieth
Port Lawacn
Gould
Moyer Hrailhear
Halvorton
Texas
Calveston
CIA
Foudetulta
Fes
Wey
Galyaaten Yyisterday
Storm Notes and Missing Persons Report From Galveston
A fragmented Galveston dispatch notes LT B K Ferguson leaving with ration cards and gear from Antonlo. R A Griffin seeks information on Martin Meilen, last seen en route to New Orleans via the Galveston depot. Ed Shaw returns from Galveston while Charters Nortown, the Lenip brewery bookkeeper, reports survivors and seeks details on guards.
Miners Face Prolonged Strike Amid Wage Struggle
A national miners group reports steep wage losses in Pennsylvania’s anthracite fields. President Mitchell and Secretary Wilson warn the strike is likely, citing wages under $25 yearly, high costs of living, and deductions for miners charged by breakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jobo Mitchell
Segre‘tary
W. DB
Wilson
Mike Workera
Pennsylvania
Furnlahe
Vachower
Thor
Han
Bern
Vourne
Garrian
National Executive Board
Unlinn
Alma Prather Killed in Santa Po Railroad Wreck Near Alvin
Alma Prather was killed in a wreck of the Santa Po railroad near Alvin on Saturday evening. Mrs. Mary Proctor of Ronenbyre Far Bend county attended the funeral for her brother and will mourn the loss with her daughter. Remains were shipped to Bure net yesterday for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
Proctor
Waller
Texie
Seninuiler
Huw
Alma
Prather
Wreeck
Santa Po Ratiroad
Alvin
Mary Proctor
Ronenbyre
Far Bend County
Cetlow
J.T. Sanders
Southwestern University Opens in Georgetown
The report notes Southwestern University opening in Georgetown with a large enrollment and ceremonial events. Regent Hyer officiated the morning activities as students gathered in the new building amid praise and orderly process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Bouthwestern University
Eucidental
Jurgeot
Petiivlion
Hyer
Beily
Dawu
De Young Murder Case Dismissed in De Young Texas
In Stewanv Texas on December 1 the preliminary examination of George De Young for murder ended with the case dismissed. De Young, an engineer on No 10, was linked to the wreck that killed Everett Wages last month. Kle koko was implicated yesterday as the crowd gathered for the latest train news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Young
Stewanv
Texas
George de Young
de Youngs
Everitt Wages
de Youtte
Kle ¢Oko
Collene i
County Tax Roll Totals Filed in Aurlin Texas
The September 1 tax roll reports Likno county total valuation 296,405 with increases noted. Milam County shows total valuation 8,115,848 and acreage 146,010. Other counties listed include Metohds and Wintorin with valuations 4,072 and 2,804,060 respectively, reflecting increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurlin
Texas
Likno County
Metohds
Gahie Herriaon Ventus
Dherease
Wintorin
Milam Cowal
Acrage
Child Poisoning Tragedy Reported in Waco Hospital
A three year old named Mitte nott of Warry Honeen died at the Jaintly Lambe after mor phine was administered by mistake at a local facility in Waco Texas. The incident occurred in September and is being investigated by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texan
Warry Honeen
Horse Racing Time Trials and Race Results
NewYork racing notes list September 11 hurdle handicap events with times ranging from six furlongs to one mile two fractions. Names include Pride Haleton Kitchener Willow Junice Noonday Trigger and Peaceful, with times around 1:02 and 1:46 for various distances. Industry results show King Bramble winning at mile seven yards with a 1:46.4 clocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haleton
Kitchener
Thoroughbred Racecard Highlights Sept 13 at St Louis
Sixteen entries listed with timings and horses such as Eight Bella Mise Lynab and Bell Jack Queen Agnie. Runners include Early Bird Laureate and Terraleno with mile and furlong distances noted. Details show race times around 1 20 and 2 10 and 1 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Bella
Mise Lynab
Krogerian
Thanitary
Monon
Timix
Bell Jack
Queen Agnie
Katy Freeman
Shrienaecohes Lake
Et Cangy
Peter Duryei
Oelling
Early Bird
Joe Doughty
Laureate
Terraleno
Old Fox
Moon
Relief Work by Red Men Opens City Headquarters
The Improved Order of Red Men established a relief center at 306 Alein street. City Red Men formed committees to assist the homeless and aid distressed families across the affected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alein Street
Red Men sought to aid Galveston tribes and famine relief
Members of the order in city invited to host arriving Galveston tribe members and report capacity by telephone to chairman L1E8 Critzens phony. Texans urged to contribute wampum for storm relief via F. B. Adams in Houston, with Great Sachem J. D. Slawson coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Critzens
Cornelles
Texas
Tessa
Wwe
F. B. Adama
Wampum
Houston
Texan
T. Howard
J.D. Slawson
Storm Tragedy in Hempstead Drowns Family and Saves Others
Mina Mary Pointer returns from Galveston as storm survivors recount a harrowing tale. Jennie Blum, staying with her husband’s parents near the beach, was rescued but perished when the home was washed away. Mr. and Mrs. A Mazur learn of the loss. Ferguson-Walker Dry Goods Co of St. Louis offers aid via M. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Téxao
Mina Mary Pointer
Galveston
Mere
A. Mazur
Mra
Jennie Blum
Mra. Blum
Blume
Me. M. & Robinson
Ferguson-Walker Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
Notices for Mrs Hub Bell and Mrs Blakely residence
The text asks readers to inform the office of the whereabouts of Mrs F H Hub Bell formerly of Texan City or Mrs A Blakely at 1631 Baronne Street New Orleans La. Readers with information should notify the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hubbell
Texan City
Wire
A. Blakely
Baronne Atreet
New Orleana
Death of a Hero in Great Storm Claims A. Mutt
Friends of A. Mutt mourn his death after a great storm. He formerly lived here and saved a diver from danger before being struck and killed while aiding another. He belonged to the Pythian lodge of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mutt
Amelat
Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Promoted in Local Ad
An old advertisement from Pine Camp County Texas touts Hall’s Great Discovery as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble including diabetes and back pain. It claims mail order availability for 4.00 with testimonials and lists Hall Manufacturing in Louisiana Missouri and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Leura
Hovetog Drug Company
Pine
Camp County
Texas
B. W. Hart
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Orth and
Dr. Bently
Pe Hawkins
A. Landes
L. Wallace
Dil Lockhart
LE Keene
L Blanchara
TW. Stewart
TF. Campbell
E. Nabernaber
W. Jordan
FR. Brown
the Lawlor
Levy
Alf. Sampson
W. Lebran
Blanch Heldertheimer
Te Belssner
Lore Chmestien
H Si Sine
Mayfield
Oe King
M. J. Hurt
G Jeri Kennedy
Gheetara Rand
Jehn Lovajoy
Child
Nures
Nieto Daviason
de B Ricker
Brorder
Templeton
Ug Templaton
Gidgin
Martin
Gilbert
Dew
Carrol
Virginia
McMay
Scranton
Marvis
Moxy
Decie
Galvston
Riley
Crowe
C. A. Pruteman
Galvas
Mary Prutsman
Galvaston
Inca Prutaman
Jesse M. Prutsman
Frank Thompson
Jack Pines
Paris
William C. Hunting
J. H. Jones
Covington
Bryan, Hall
C. H. Allen
Paul Bjerkinas
H. K. Connor
Mary Canira
Carle Mallie
C. A. Sabot
William Nown
J. W. Hartley
H. A. Jennings
Ida Jennings
Mary Gheselle
C. JH. Allén
Andrew Marlinson
H. Gloedé
Lovie P. Low
W. W. Tinney
Eva Jones
Olive Vaughe
Albert Honkinger
Mollie Garl
Albert Streda
John McVay
Bstarfacker
Malley
Turnbpr Hall
James Riley
Eril. Gordon
Albert Strefda
Wyllie Watson
Omer Watson
Brown
Anna Campbell
Louise Clayton
Owens
Kunta
Toe Sample
Mr. P. Watkins
Mise Ligzia Watkins
Montefiore Hall
W. J. Frankiln
NS. Nulatt
R. Diaz
Rutsam
J. B. Cornett
Robert St. Clair
George Johnson
Gordon John Zindarem
Knights and Ladies OF Honor
Camp
Sal
St. Mary's Hospital
Avenue I
Eighteenth
Geant
Tremont
Scurry
Charlies M. Norton
Loue
Mr.Norton
Herald
Fame and Without Foundation
Bod
Ies
Howton
Netlef
Ansoociated Press
R. M. Johnston
Poat
Chisago
Associated Press
Ife
Charles
Diehl
Chicago
Charles §. Diehl
Associated Prom
Bay Side
Losaia
Samartia
Sugarland
Roing
Laland
Hoveton
Houriton
Lemp Brewery
Mary Jordan
Ollo
Galvyerwonary Syfe
B. K. Ferguson
Fan Antonlo
H. R. Kiernan
Hutching Houe
IF. Thompson
Edith Thompson
J. H. HU
Galveston, Houston
Heoderaun
Wales
Congreda Wrest
Martin Meilen
Gelveston
New Orlenns Convent
R.A Griffon
Hunnely Wrest
New Grhiake Papore
Hemp Shaw
Shaw
John Spaly
Chartes Nortown
Lenip Brewery
von Qiesen
New York
Nute
Maze
Kinndike
Kiam’s
Boys’ Store
Hat
Mammoth Clothier
James Bute
J. Th. Woods
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