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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1906
Page
8
Amid San Francisco after the earthquake and fires, critics accuse President Roosevelt of misinformed actions and biased remarks about relief efforts. The piece recounts officials, Red Cross leadership, and local leaders urging coordinated aid while tensions rise over perceived favoritism and policy missteps.
City officials work to restore services and power after a major quake. San Francisco merchants and sub-stations push recovery plans, with the Merchants Exchange repairing its building and preparing for resumed transit and shipping, while utilities and telegraph lines are restored and temporary poles erected along Market Street.
The article discusses a grand effort to transform San Francisco into the world's most beautiful city. Architect Daniel Garnetain proposes waterfront redevelopment, new streets, and extensive public works in a large district plan. Work is set to begin soon, with major improvements to piers, wharves, and prominent landmarks, aiming to revitalize the area over three years.
San Francisco officials report progress in repairing the city sewer system. Officials say repairs should permit general use in the affected area within a short time. Large forces are locating and sealing openings as the extent of damage is assessed.
Reporters from the Associated Press toured the St Francis hotel, finding extensive fire damage but intact steel superstructure. Walls show heat effects and melted objects, with the engine room in the basement undamaged and no cracks observed in the tall exterior walls.
A jumble of names and phrases describes a quake event at a hotel in an unclear locale. The narrative mentions a person named Colanida Bovings, impaired memory, and a theft involving a ring, with references to a hotel and a third finger injury. Details are garbled and unnamed.
Citizens rally in Butte with substantial contributions for Amalga and national relief. Donations tally around 7000 from Senator Ghar and near 12000 in total, with named donors including A malga Limited Company and individual supporters. The effort coordinates through Treasurer Weirick and city officials, shipping clothes, blankets, and supplies by rail to St. Louis and San Francisco victims, amid widespread community drive to aid stricken areas.
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