Tragedy and Pathos Laid Bare by East Letters
New York’s greatest bank aids San Francisco recovery after the April earthquake. City National Bank of New York pledges full resources and support, joining eastern capital to rebuild. Reports from San Francisco describe exodus, rebuilding plans, and rapid return of services.
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San Francisco
Cal
Market
Mission Streets
Schmitz
Koster
National Guard
New York
Frisco
Calvil
W. A. Simondaon
Yiee Peations
City National Bank of New York
City National Bank
the Speaks
United States
City National Bank of
Galveston
Baltimore
Aime
Sacks of charity and fear sweep San Francisco fire
Park Emergency hospital reports 1 005 injured in the disaster as mail from San Francisco arrives in Chicago. Sacks contain torn scraps as messages from fire sufferers. INSURANCE COMPANIES WILL STAND PAT. Roosevelt endorses direct contributions to James D. Phelan for San Francisco relief, signaling shift from Red Cross.
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Chicago
IMN
San Francisco
New York
the Tribune Today
American Insurance Company
Boston
Frisco
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
James D. Phelan
Finance Committee
American Red Cross Society
Citizens’ Committee
Red Cross
Estancia Youth Injured By Baseball Skull Fracture Report
Special Correspondence from Estancia New Mexico April 23 John F Pope aged 6 living one mile south of Estancia had his skull fractured above the right eye yesterday afternoon at 2 oclock when struck by a baseball he failed to catch Doctors Norrie and Darton attended the injured boy who was resting easy though still in a serious condition
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Estancia
N. M
John F. Pope
Norrie
Darton
Rochester
N. Y
Episcopal Church
National Conference of Church Clubs of the
United States
St. Paul's Church
William D. Walker
New York
George Co. Thomas
Philadelphia
Board of Missions
George Warren Pepper
Genesee Alley
Paria
Lancia
Italy
Navarro
Well
Sonort
Dare Devil
Plate, Company
Vanderbilt
Mont Cenis
Cedrino
Annual Reunion of the Civil War Veterans Opens in New Orleans
The sixteenth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion opens in New Orleans with large crowds from across the U S, Confederate flags beside the Stars and Stripes, extensive hotel and venue preparations, and a program including a grand ball, parades, and concerts. Governor Blanchard and local officials welcome veterans as confederate songs, drills, and ceremonies unfold in a period charm atmosphere.
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New Orlans
United Confederate Veterans
United States
Royal
St. Lats
St. Loui
St. “Harles
United Confederate Vi
Lance Hall
Wan Y Velrano
Blanchard
Melert Ant Hi Krute Sehinist
Stephes T. Lewte
Thomas M Owen
Unite Eueradis
Union Tool
Mollie C. Blanchard
Dixie
Stephen D. Lee
Owen
The
Sons of Veterans
Lee Monument
Mickle
Virginia
Caroline
North Carolina
West
Spaneer
Agulor
Wales
Getlon
Mia Pamtheon Nicholls
Ne Ores
Mario Ankow
Sarah Ruth Frasier
Chatta Tenn
Amtus Ells Lowry Jayne
Dioneral Lowry
Submarine safety measures and a Texas lynching report
Washington outlines a floating underwater signal system to aid submarines in distress, with derrick-supported lifters and surface beacons for location and possible surrender indication. Separate dispatches report a 17 year old lynched after entering a widow's home near Grosbelek Texas while in custody, amid varied local confusions.
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Washington, D.C
Victory rests twice on Brow of Americans
April 1540 report from New York Athletic Club details a world record 1OT-yard swimming triumph by an American champion, plus other sports marks and a chaotic scene abroad with military and police clashing as crowds gather.
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Matt Gryved
M. Danivie
New York Athletic
Alu
Tolay
Fu Fermacoes
Maria
Shoydan
G Anerivan
The
Athletic Club of
New York
Rane Wan
Vieri
Taly
Wi Oer Ragin
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NEW York’s Greatest Bank
Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
San Fratelano
Oakland
Mn Ad
Water Front
East Street
State Supreme Court
United States Court of Appeals
Fire Insurance Compani’e
War Department
General Greely
Mare Mason
Albert Sauchter
Margaret Miles
Anne Mary Potrig
Mwo
Josph A. Aehy
Jens Sorrenson
M. Malatz
Kolber M. Mansen
Patrick Dockery
Dennis Sullivan
Bernard Shay
Jules Jazzt
Amelo Marco
N. A. Hustell
John Fourth
Prancle Mercier
Terra Roches
St. Louis
Wool
Jared
Gene St. Louis
Cal Hospital
Presidio
Bank Vaulhs of
San FY
Fred Greiner
Woolmar
Buffalo
Mak
South
Texas
Kansas
Harris
Farrelly
Overmyer
Grosbelek
J. A. Zaat Jand
Onkwoot
Dan
New England
Alabama Federation OF Labor
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama State Federation of Labor
Trades Counsell
Topeka
Kan
Sapp
W. A. Harris
Haugh P. Farrelly
Chanute
David Overmyer
Mississippi Valley Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
Exposition Building
Fourteenth
Olive Streets
Ohe City
Central Association
North Side
Albuquerque
Supreme Court
Coke Ae
Andrews
Adin H. Whitmore
Las Vegas
Gutierrez
T. J. Curran
Childers
Clancy
Hagerman
Foraker
South Atlantic States
Spartanburg
Caverse College Choral Society
New York Symphony Orchestra
Nelson
Herrera
Ballington
Aurelio Herrera
Tuxedo Park Club
Nelwon
Atendys
Gage
Cowper and Lead
Mass
Clonin
Atchicon
Tech
New York Central
Pennsylvan
Southern Pacific
Union Pacttio
Union Pacific
Com
PhD Ea
Athens
Prague
India
France
Poland
Ayr
Cadvaxe
Place de la Republiqule
Aahore
Jai
Met
Horse of the Palace Household
Imperial Service
Warsaw
Leanosblew
St. Bar
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