Many Report Safe Boston Post Secures Earthquake News
The Boston Post lists numerous New England residents reported safe after the San Francisco earthquake. Among those confirmed safe are Mrs. Harry S. Marks and her brother Max Dessauer with family, Miss Buckeley in San Francisco, and Edson J. Quackenboss’s son, among others. Several families awaited word from relatives, with mixed losses and recoveries noted.
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Boston Post
San Francisco
Post
Harry S. Marks
Kirkland Street
Max Dessauer
Patrick Kirk
Belmont Street
Somerville
St. Mary’s Hospital
Vallejo
Bedloe Meachum
Boston
Oakland
W.L. Farrar
Sewant Street
Charles A. Harris
Guerrero Street
Julia Buckeley
Pine Street
Mary Buckeley
Canterbury Street
Roslindale
B. W. Cariow
Worcester
Mass
California
Carlow
Ignacio
Cal
E. M. Lawin
B. W. Carlow & Co
Threshie
Edson J. Quackenboss
Hammond Street
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Frank Esterton
Alice
A. Isterten
Cambridge
Fruitvale
Charles H. Innes
A. M. Innes
Charles R. McWilliams
Manchester Road
Brookline
Palace Hotel
Thomas Greene
Pond Avenue
American Soda Fountain Company Moves After Fire Destroying San Francisco Warerooms
The warerooms of the American Soda Fountain Company at 572 Geary Street San Francisco were totally destroyed. The firm is now operating from 1214 Broadway Oakland continuing its soda fountain business with no interruption.
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American Soda Fountain Company
Geary Street
San Francisco
Broadway
Oakland
Scholar's coffee habit nearly ruins student health
A young man recounts how heavy coffee use caused nervousness, insomnia, and failing memory during prep school. After a physician advised giving up coffee for Postum Food Coffee and Grape Nuts, his health and study performance improved dramatically, with sleep, nerves, and digestion stabilizing and weight gain. Postum Co. of Battle Creek features the testimonial and its book The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek Mich
Wellville
Predicts big quake in Cuba with May window
Havana April 25 Professor J F Nowack of Vienna lecturing before the Cuban Institute of Sciences says plant life in Havana area and sun peculiarities indicate a violent earthquake or tidal wave between May 15 and 19 that could affect the seaward parts of Havana including Vedado. He cautions he cannot guarantee the event.
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Havana
J. F. Nowack
Vienna
Cuban Institute of Sciences
Vedado
Nowack
Anxiety and searches for San Francisco danger zone refugees
Relatives nationwide seek word on loved ones reported in the San Francisco area after the quake. Post reporters work to locate evacuees, with many addresses missing and scattered reports from Boston to Cambridge as families await updates on relatives and former residents. The Valencia district shows the city’s most chaotic damage with Valencia Hotel sunk and streets distorted.
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California
Post
San Francisco
Julia Mahoney
Katherine
Post Street
Mahoney
Mary Healy
National Street
Linden Avenue
Hutton
Bowdoin Street
Malen
Charles Bowden
Maverick Street
East Boston
Joseph
Edward L
Thomas A. Maguire
Samson Street
Daniel
Michael
Frank Smith
Fremont Street
J. Buffey
Sargent Street
Malden
Nellie Melley
Louisa Wheaton
Los Angeles
James H. Brady
Deile Avenue
Boston
Daniel J
Owen E. Brady
Master Builders’ Exchange
Silver Street
Margaret Murray
Shepard Street
Brighton
Mary Murray
Vallejo Street
JL. Maguire
Dorchester Avenue
South Boston
James English
English
Carew & English
Market Street
Katherine Coffey
Newman Street
D. A. Twigg
Waltham
Roscoel L. Green
D. D
Charles Tebbits
Fred Eaton
Otis M. Gore
Charles Horner
Crescent Street
Mr. Morrill
William
Peck
Moody Street
Harold
Harrison
Valencia
Paca Hada
Eighteen Architects Sail To Aid San Francisco Fire
Eighteen architects and draftmen were sent to assist in rebuilding San Francisco after the disaster. They boarded the 2 PM train at South Station, each receiving $100 and free transportation to the Pacific coast. Names include F B Ellis Cambridge Francis Fassett Cambridge Frank D Bulman South Boston G B Seignious Wellesley Hills F H Wichorn Boston H A Minton Boston H S Paton Cambridge J H Willis Boston J J Rankin Boston Turner Hodgdon Cambridge UH B Brooke Cambridge Daniel B D Kearns Roxbury R C Sturgis Jr Boston Frank Wray Roxbury R J Driscoll Roxbury H J Luck Jamaica Plain J S Sidley Jr Lawrence Edward B Mead Boston.
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South Station
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Pacific Coast
F. B. Ellis
Cambridge
Francis Fassett
Frank D. Bulman
Boston Street
Boston
G. B. Seignious
Wellesley Hills
F. H. Wichorn
Hancock Street
H. A. Minton
Sargent Street
H. S. Paton
Brighton Street
J. H. Willis
Beacon Street
J. J. Rankin
Turner Hodgdon
Frost Street
UH. B. Brooke
Leonard Avenue
Daniel BD. Kearns
Hollander Street
Roxbury
R. C. Sturgis, Jr
Chestnut Street
Frank Wray
Pinckney Street
R. J. Driscoll
Walnut Avenue
H. J. Luck
Oakdale Street
Jamaica Plain
Sidley, Jr
Lawrence
Edward B. Mead
Food Causes Perplexity in City After Fire
San Francisco reports say no crimes in 12 hours while food distribution shows stark inequality. Police chief Dinan warns the worst elements hoard supplies as the needy suffer, retailers resume brisk trade, and officers report a peaceful night in burned districts.
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San Francisco
Dinan
Fillmore Street
McAllister
California Street
Militia Shooting Sparks Frisco Citizens Indignation
Seaman testifies six men halted a car at Twenty second and Guerrero as it neared. The guard opened fire within ten feet and kept firing after the car passed. Tilden, the car operator, was killed. E S Boynton George W Simmons and Malcolm Vance, members of the patrol, were arrested. Boynton says no Red Cross flag was seen. Other reports describe killings by soldiers during looting at California street and Fort Mason arrests. Citizens grow tired of martial law and threats amid widespread danger.
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Seaman
Twenty-second
Guerrero Streets
Tilden
E. S. Boynton
George W. Simmons
Malcolm Vance
Citizens’ Patrol
Boynton
Red Cross
Alltschul
Simmons
Vance
California
Fort Mason
McCloud River Lumber Company
Relief actions update from Massachusetts workers near Presidio
Massachusetts relief efforts shift into high gear as Bert Holden announces the opening of a relief station near the Presidio. Dr Crichlow in charge seeks women's and children's clothing vaccines and disinfectants while funds secure large shipments from Chicago and Boston including underclothes and suits. A Boston baked beans car is sent on Mayor Fitzgerald's suggestion, and a mass contact drive asks MA residents to relay names via Jacob Furth. In state news, the overtime provision for child labor is restored after a Senate vote of 22 to 10, following earlier defeat.
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Massachusetts Association For the Relief of California
Devonshire Street
Herbert F. Holden
Salt Lake City
Massachusetts Relief Committee
Bay State
Crichlow
Massachusetts
Presidio
Chicago
Boston
Fitzgerald
Baltimore
California
Jacob Furth
Senate
House
Cox
Lawrence
Buttrick
Chapple
Clark
Converse
Suffolk
Essex
Dean
Feiker
Grosvenor
Harding
Hill
Hilton
Hull
Hunter
Kyle
Lane
Logan
Prouty
Schofield
Stevens
Taylor
Walker
Beck
Bullock
Cassidy
Chace
Garfield
Gartland
Mahoney
Mellen
Reed
Selberlich
Labor Notes on City Unions and Strikes in Boston
Labor notes report Boston unions coordinating actions over the 1906 wage scale, with members at contractors in dispute and several strikes. The Building Laborers and related unions seek funds for San Francisco earthquake relief, while multiple locals plan meetings, banquets, and endorsements for wage and condition improvements.
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Chelsea
Eliot Street
International
Daniel Moynihan
Lowell
Building Laborers’ International Protective Union of America
Building Laborers’ District Council
International of Boston
Building Laborers’ Union 15
International Hod Carriers’ Union
Building Laborers’ International Protective Union
James P. Mansfield
Cyprus Hall
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Boston Painters’ Union 11
Lynn Painters’ Union 111
Hebrew Painters’ Union
Paving Department Employees’ Union 6751
Wells Memorial Hall
Mayor Fitzgerald
Boston Electrical Workers’ Union 104
Paine Memorial Mall
San Francisco
Pressmen’s Union 67
International 1
Somerville
California
James Fitzgerald
W.A. Clough
L. C. Powers
S. M. Lent
Pattern Makers’ Union
Boston
O. H. Bean
Cc. H. Clark
Providence
E. C. Poole
Worcester
Boston Team Drivers’ District Council
Crane
Frank K. Fall
New England
Team Drivers’ Union
Portland
Spring Sickness and Blood Purifiers Promoted
A historic notice warns that spring sickness brings liver, stomach and blood troubles. It highlights pimples, anemia in girls approaching womanhood, and rising contagious disease risk. It urges purifying and enriching blood and toning nerves through a tonic.
Hood's Spring Tonic Ad Highlights Benefit and Urgency
An advertisement promotes Hood's tonic as the ideal spring remedy. It describes the product as pleasant to take, effective in action, and positive in effect, urging readers to accept no substitutes and to obtain Hood's today.
The Nerves as Life Core of Body Health
A medical claim extols nerves as the life force powering heart lungs brain and organs. It asserts nerve weakness causes indigestion constipation and inflammation and promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a universal cure. A testimonial from G W Archbold of Decatur says two years of illness were cured after trying the remedy, with a money back guarantee.
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Miles
Nervine
G. W. Archbolyd
Grocer
Decatur
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