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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1906

Page

2

Boston relief officials push food and medical shipments to San Francisco

A Boston relief effort reports large transfers of food and medical supplies to San Francisco via Tacoma Omaha Salt Lake City and Portland. The Massachusetts Relief Association coordinates shipments valued at tens of thousands of dollars with telegraphic updates from Tacoma Denver Oakland and Salt Lake City. Mayors and officials pledge fast transport and unblocked assistance to rebuild after the Sabbath directives. Special car with medical supplies arrives around Sunday afternoon as transport links from Western centers coordinate efforts.

Jacob Furth Massachusetts Association Mott Oakland Furth Schmitz Los Angeles Omaha Tacoma Salt Lake Funston Bay State Portland Ore San Francisco Massachusetts Relief Association Devonshire Street Fitzgerald Edward F. McSweeney F. B. Carpenter James J. Phelan Salt Lake City Utah Sharp & Holden

Relief Blanket Purchase Ordered for Bay Area Agents

In response to Sharp and Holden, A F Holden of Salt Lake City wired for ten thousand dollars of blankets to be sent to Jacob Furth in Oakland. Mayors Schmitz of San Francisco and Mott of Oakland were notified by Mayor Fitzgerald. The message also mentions H F Grant of Seattle.

Jacob Furth Massachusetts Oakland San Francisco Fitzgerald Salt Lake Portland Mott Holden A. F.holden Salt Lake City Utah Storrow and Phelan Massachusetts Relief Association Harry Lane Ore L. W. Pratt Chamber of Commerce Tacoma, Wash A. J. Stengel Denver Col McSweeney Relief Association Sharp & Holden A. F. Holden Cal Schmitz H. F. Grant Seattle Wash

Salvation Army Launches Self Denial Week Fund Drive

The Salvation Army begins a self denial week with funds to aid farm colonies but will allocate most receipts to relief efforts for California's stricken areas.

Salvationists Salvation Army Army California

Lexington Prominent Citizens Plan California Aid Drive

In Lexington on April 22 prominent residents met in Town Hall to organize fundraising for Californians in need. Speakers and committee members included Robert B. Clapp James P. Munroe George C. Whiting the Rev Charles F Carter Forest E Macdonald Harvey J Owen H A Woodward F F Sherburne E P Nichols J O Tilton Daniel F Kyler Frank W Dean Charles P Davis Edward P Briggs Frederick Emerson and T S Sias.

Lexington Robert B. Clapp James P. Munroe George C. Whiting Charles F. Carter Forest E. Macdonald Harvey J. Owen H. A. Woodward F. F. Sherburne E. P. Nichols J. O. Tilton Daniel F. Kyler Frank W. Dean Charles P. Davis Edward P. Briggs Frederick Emerson T. S. Sias

Melrose Actress Miss Louise Spears Missing After San Francisco Quake

Miss Caroline Louise Spears known as Louise Tozier from Melrose acted as Prince Eagle in The Woodland company. She and her mother, then in San Francisco, fell ill with typhoid and were separated from the troupe at St Thomas Hospital while her husband awaits news after the disaster.

Louise Spears of Melrose Prince Eagle Woodland” Company San Francisco Miss Spears Caroline Louise Spears Melrose Street Spears McAllister Street Octavia Street

New Englanders in Frisco Safe Seek News on Earthquake Losses

Boston residents report many safe but dozens unaccounted for after the San Francisco quake. Ex representative Albert W. Lyon of Dorchester is confirmed dead. doyen locals including E B Knapp and numerous families across Massachusetts remained unaccounted for or safe with fleeting telegrams and calls.

New England San Francisco Boston Albert W. Lyon Lyon Dorchester California Maine Boston University Law School E. B. Knapp Santa Rosa Cal Malden Los Angeles S. H. Forbes Hartford Conn C. C. Schempe Kingston N. S J. Carter B. W. Redpath George W. Tyler C. E. Harrington Howard Street Waltham Tyler Iowa Clarence Wood Natick D. Sumner Wood Hotel Hamilton Ellis Street Hamilton Welch Scituate Louise W. Smith Hotel Westland Beckett Street Peabody Robert C. P. Coggeshall New Bedford Leander Brightman Stephen Lowe Hull Hannah Orr William James Harvard Harold Hayes Winthrop C. W. Pierce Spencer Mass Fred C. Belcher Arthur Woodbury L. C. Woodbury Portsmouth N. H Belle Fernald John E. Beesley Walter E. Perkins

Women Doctors and Lydia E Pinkham Advise Sick Women

An eminent physician cites distrustful patient questions as a barrier to female health, noting women share symptoms with Lydia E Pinkham from Lynn Massachusetts. Letters praising Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound describe recovery from female troubles, nervousness, and weight gain.

Lydia E. Pinkham

San Francisco Theatre Destroyed in Majestic Fire

Mr. Perkins performed at the Majestic Theatre in San Francisco where the venue was completely destroyed by a blaze. Local authorities investigate cause as patrons evacuated safely.

Irish Society Tremont Theatre The Knights, of Mr. Perkins Majestic Theatre San Francisco

Hibernians Board Votes Aid to San Francisco Sufferers

The Massachusetts State Board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met to aid members affected by the San Francisco catastrophe. President Matthew Cummings presided as the board appropriated $2000 from the state treasury and urged divisions to contribute via the State secretary. The funds will be used for order members in San Francisco.

Lumbus Hollis Street Suffolk Dispensary Bowdoin Square Theatre State Board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Brigham’s Hotel Baldwin Place Symphony Hall People’s Choral Union Massachusetts State Board of the San Francisco Matthew Cummings

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