New York's awful steamboat horror
Subtitle: hundreds of women and children drowned and burned to death with graphic descriptions of flames sweeping many souls to eternity with resistless fury ; panic stricken multitudes jumping to sure death, etc., etc. and containing thrilling stories of this most overwhelming catastrophe of modern times to which is added vivid accounts of heartrending scenes where hundreds were burned and drowned in their efforts to escape
By: compiled from the descriptions of eye witnesses and surviviors of this terrible disaster By H.D. Northrop ...
Edition: Memorial ed.
Publisher: American Pub. Co.
Published: 1904
Place of publication: Beaver Springs, Pa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 432
Subjects: Steamboat disasters; Shipwrecks; General Slocum (Steamboat); Iroquois Theater (Chicago, Ill.)
Other titles: New York's awful steamboat horror and other dreadful tragedies; General Slocum's dead
Notes: "Profusely illustrated with a great many photographs of thrilling scenes in this fearful catastrope."

"To the above is added an account of all great fire horrors for hundreds of years."