Prologue To November’s Fury: The Deadly Great Lakes Hurricane Of 1913 By Michael Schumacher - a podcast by Kirk Monroe

Discover just how far Commercial Shipping along Great Lakes Waters dates back to. Learn which European Explorer became first to construct a vessel that sailed along Great Lakes Waters. Understand how fear itself can set in and impact the most experienced of crewmen even when business itself along the waterways is rock solid. Learn about Milton Smith, First Assistant Engineer aboard Charles S. Price and why he couldn’t let go of the premonitions from within. Understand how storms themselves yield carnage, but figuring out why the timeline from November 7-10, 1913 proved so devastating. Discover how 1913 in America turned out to be a year of various unique firsts. Get an in depth analysis behind evolution of boats along Great Lakes Waters before & into early 20th Century including ships known as Straight Deckers. Understand significance about February 9, 1870. Learn exactly what the Weather Bureau had successfully mastered. Discover what kind of relationship existed between Weather Bureau & Shipping Industry before & going into November 1913. Being reminded of whom is always the most powerful & awe inspiring element on Earth.

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