Death at duty's post shocks San Francisco crowd
San Francisco on April 2 reports the shooting of H. C. Tilden, a prominent member of the general relief committee, in his car near Twenty-second and Guerrero streets. Hugo Altschul was wounded, and R. G. Seaman was struck in the back. Three men, E. S. Bayneton, Cerrye W. Bininomy, and Malcolm Vaner, were arrested as suspects after the incident involving a suspected patrol group.
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Citizens Patrol
Hugo Altschul
R. G. Seaman
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Tilden
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Bose
Killing of Tilton Triggers Indignation in City
Eyewitness accounts describe a deadly ambush as Tilton, a prominent city relief worker and Red Cross nurse, was shot after his car carrying a Red Cross flag passed guards. Officers arrested the assailants. Tilton died at the scene and Simmons and Vance were wounded.
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Simmons
Vance
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Fourteen Mile
Menlo
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Reekicks
Soldiers Defy Police In Street Clash At Dow Scene
A armed soldier stopped a policeman and forced him to surrender his weapon in a downtown scuffle. The officer drew his revolver and the soldier, aided by a second man, escorted him to military headquarters at Pago and Belvador streets before another officer intervened and allowed the patrol to continue.
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Oleg
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Liewtenwit
Hin
Tuer
Cole
Pago
Belvador
A. C. Williams
Judges grant 90 day extensions in San Francisco appeals
San Francisco April 23 Judges of the San Francisco district of the appellate court met this afternoon and violated all orders of submission in expanding cases. In all cases where the time for filing briefs had not expired on April 18 an extension of 90 days was warranted. The same extension was granted on transcripts of sagpeats. All extensions date from April 15.
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San Francisco
Chinese Respond Nobly Awake To Realization
A chaotic and garbled report describes a gathering in a coast city where Chinese speakers urged noble realization. The text references a joss house meeting and claims about horror and generosity, with wild scenes and unclear numbers.
Oregon Trembler Shakes State Amid Unclear Threat
A tremor rattled Oregon, causing brief alarm statewide as residents felt shaking and officials urged calm while investigations assessed the event's cause and impact. No injuries were reported, and emergency services coordinated across counties to reassure the public.
Mild earthquake shocks ripple through Oregon towns
A slight earthquake centered near Grant's Pass was felt across Oregon on April 23. In Portland and nearby towns the tremor woke residents, rattled furniture, and cracked a few windows but caused no serious damage. Reports describe a 1 to 2 second rumble moving east to west with minor building effects in Medford and Clendale areas.
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Grant's Pass
Ore
Molford
Ove
Weather disturbance report in Washington with feeble collapse
Washington weather bureau records show a very feeble atmospheric disturbance around 3 to 4 a.m. on April 22 with minor shaking and light tremor noted compared with normal readings. The report cites a small seismic-like event and compares it to previous years' similar occurrences.
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Washington
California Relief Funders Stand Against Money Aid
A letter from Gaynard Wwe shire, California Relief Committee publicity chief, asks unions and President Roosevelt to refrain from blocking any aid offered to Californians. At a Casino theater mass meeting, a resolution supported this sentiment, referencing Roosevelt's rejection of a $25,000 Hamburg America donation and inviting renewed generosity for California.
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California
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Great Falls Tiger Obeys Gambling Order
Great Falls April 23 The lid was put on in Gren Falls to shut gambling houses and slot machines. The prosecutor says 1 merchanise nickel slots will be seized. the county attorney declares prosecution for violators. Sheriff Hogan was urged to enforce the order.
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Groene
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City Sees Sweep Of Gambling Machines And Slot Parlors
In the city area, authorities removed gambling devices after the sheriff served notices to proprietors. No arrests occurred. Games like Paro, stud and draw, roulette, twenty-one, craps, and Klondike have been found operating openly, with numerous slot machines in use and no fines observed.
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General News Notes on State of Affairs San Francisco
General notes from San Francisco dated April 23 describe Gen. A Greeley taking command of federal troops, replacing Gen. Funston. Greeley set HQ near Fort Mason east of the Presidio. Reports cite ample food distribution with 5% stations aiding hungry residents. Honolulu telegraph confirms San Francisco sheets. Disturbances in the islands appear less severe, with Hesmilau Islands aiding relief. Aged widow in hardship comments on soldiers’ loss and comfort. Consul reports Gibbs missing. Elias Santos’ secretary notes absence. Bohemian club preserves gallery works. museum and records saved. Misetton camp population reduced to about 2,500 from earlier. Health conditions overall satisfactory amid relocations to Oakland, Berkeley, and nearby areas.
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A. "W. Greeley
Frederick Funston
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Presidio Reservation
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco Homeless News Shows Resilience and Aid
Reports detail newborn triplets and eight infants at Fort Mason and nearby shelters amid hardships. Rain prompted shelter upgrades as tents and huts held steady. Mint operations and funds noted. large rations and food supplies distributed across Presidio Fort Mason docks and Southern Pacific yards.
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San Francisco
May
C. BR. Kruthoff
Department of Cal- Wornth
Presidio
Fort Mason
Fourth
Kentucky Streets
Feud Ends in Neighbor’s Death at Spokane
Spokane, April 27. Pierce, two ranchmen, Mandfield of Douglas county, shot and killed B. J. Bovee last night amid long standing feuds. Bovee was previously arrested for criminal assault on Pierce’s daughter but acquitted. Pierce says Bovee had repeatedly threatened his family and that he acted in self defense, now jailed.
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Spokane
BR. Pierce
Feir
Slovenian Priest to Lead New Sarioh in City
Rev. A. Ty Minar, a Slovenian priest in the city for a few years, will oversee the new sarioh project. The announcement mentions a fund target of 25,000 dollars and notes Minar’s upcoming charge.
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Relief fund totals surpass 310000 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports the relief effort has raised over $310,000 to aid the city. In addition, several trainloads of supplies have been donated to bolster the response.
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Philadelphia
Thin City
Additton
New Church Plans in Great Falls for Catholic Parish
Announcement to day states Croatiana ath Muronians in the local Catholic congregation will organize a congregation and proceed to erect a church and rectory in the city at once. The plan outlines building a new place of worship and a residence for clergy to serve the parish.
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Leach
United States Mint
New York
Great Falls
Bel gian training ship Count de Smet de
The Count de Smet de Bel gian training ship arrived at Maver England on April 2 for a scheduled visiting voyage. Royal Navy observers and local officials welcomed the vessel, with ceremonies planned to showcase Belgian naval training efforts and strengthen maritime ties.
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England
Count de Smet de
First Box of California Cherries Sold in New York
New York April 23 The season opener drew about 600 cherry merchants and buyers to the sale. The first cherry brought 44 dollars and the remaining lots fetched from 40 to 50 cents each amid light demand and uneven bids.
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California
Earthauake
Cherry Commission
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