Frisco Earthquake Letter Details Harrowing Escape
Mrs. Dixon describes surviving the 1906 San Francisco quake from the ninth floor of the Palace, detailing furniture overturns, fires, and the perilous climb to safety. She recounts Mr. Dixon’s delayed descent, evacuations, and the chaotic hours as aid and fire spread through the city. The narrative also notes search efforts, Berkeley relocation, and post disaster concerns about the couple’s welfare and dignity.
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W. W. Dixon
San Francisco
Palace
Mr. Dixon
Letter From Santa Cruz Amid Earthquake Isolation
A chaotic message describes Santa Cruz after a major quake with towns cut off from the outside world. Residents detail damaged homes, fallen chimneys, and disrupted communications while hoping for relief and news from San Francisco and beyond.
Pearson Acquitted in High Profile Criminal Case
A jury acquitted Pearson yesterday afternoon in Judge Donian's district court department on a serious criminal charge involving Mrs Florence Lint. The trial featured hours of deliberation with mixed votes before a verdict of not guilty was reached. Attorneys For the defense argued lack of evidence and possible intimidation, while prosecutors contended the state had proven elements of the alleged offense. The decision ended a tense courtroom proceedings marked by expert testimony and sharp cross examination.
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Donian
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Canning
Dange Dunslu
Dan
Minimum wage scale fixed for woman workers
The Woman's Preservation of Rutte at its first meeting decided that the minimum wage scale for members after slay shall be six days with room and board set at 59 dollars and four dollars monthly for no room. The fixing of the scale has been under discussion for several months.
Stories of the State Told in Corridors
A Montana observer notes a booming horse trade and renewed demand for animals fit for work as autos reduce pony numbers. George Gunn and others discuss Alberta emigration, labor rates, and western expansion, with C C Willis and others planning moves amid a northwestern cattle and ranching boom. The piece reflects optimism about Montana's future resources and political developments.
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Heine
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