Relief Fund Subscription List Opened by The Eagle
Bryan businessmen and readers are urged to contribute to the San Francisco Relief Fund through The Eagle. Subscriptions will be received by phone or in person and deposited in the bank for forwarding to the affected city authorities. Phone number 36 provided for contact.
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Eagle
San Francisco
BE. J. Jenkine
City National Bank
Wagner & Brandon
First National Bank
Parker Seer
Bryan Eagle
J. E. Butler
Emmet & Maloney
Webb Bros Sewer
W.E. Saunders
Parks & Waldrop Dansby & Dansby
Seen
Tyler Haswell
Robt. Armstrong Postoffice Drug Store Tee
Carson, Sewall & Co
M. Parker H. D. Robinson
Wilson & Edge
Knox Bros Esate
A. M. Stewart
D. M. Dansby
Carter's Studio Adds New Enlarging Plant and Staff
Carter's studio announces a new enlarging plant to enlarge all kinds of pictures and keep work in house. Mr. R. L. Polk joins as artist and will lead the Kodak department, allowing Mr. Carter to devote his time to higher grade photography.
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R. L. Polk
Carter
Kodak
Fire under control as city braces for refugees
San Francisco reports the blaze checked at Van Ness avenue and Mission street while raging north toward the bay. About one quarter of the city remains unsafe, with refugees starving and thirsty. Relief drives mobilize bread from Oakland and supplies, including 500000 pounds of canned beef from Swift & Co. at South San Francisco, to aid the destitute.
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San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Mission Street
Russ Hill
Bay
Oakland
Swift & Co
Volcano report from Mount Capulin claims smoke and heat
A Trinidad Colorado special notes Mount Capulin in New Mexico emitting smoke and heat from a fissure after two earthquake shocks. The extinct volcano, 10,000 feet high, lies eight miles from Folsom and sixty miles away, trees flow to the crater mouth with no major damage reported. Roosevelt and Knox donate relief funds to San Francisco earthquake and fire sufferers. Brown of the Elks to oversee distribution in San Francisco.
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Denver
Trinidad
Colo
Mount Capulin
Folsom
N. M
Washington
C. H. Keep
Treasury Department
National Red Cross Association
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Knox
Big donors back San Francisco relief fund
Andrew Carnegie Standard Oil and United States Steel each subscribed $100,000 to the San Francisco relief fund. A survey party will depart San Antonio for Tucson to map a rail line from Tucson into Mexico toward Guadelajara, backed by Southern Pacific to rival the Mexican Central. J A Hindman and M Stoddard lead the project with headquarters in Tucson.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Standard Oil Company
United States Steel Corporation
San Francisco
San Antonio
Tucson
Mexico
Gulf of California
Guadalajara
Southern Pacific
J. A. Hindman
M. Stoddard
Foster's Weather Bulletin April 21 1906 Forecast
The bulletin outlines a series of disturbances from April 21 to May 4 crossing the continent with waves of cool and warm weather. It forecasts temperature swings, rain showers in the middle northwest Canada, and rising temperatures in northern sections after May 3 while the south remains cooler. May is expected to bring notable crop effects and a May forecast will follow. It also notes science opinions about sunspots and a critical column on Chief Moore of the Weather Bureau.
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Foster
W. T. Foster
Tone
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Rockies Country
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Great Central Valley
Texas
Canada
Parallel 40
Rockies
Pacific
Mississippi
Middle Northwest
Missouri
Science
Vesuvius
Earth
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Chief Moore
Weather Bureau
San Francisco Daily Call
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Bryan
Relief Fund
Louisville
Brown
the Elks
Gloria
Paris
L. S. Ross
U. D.C
Opera House
Mai Wilson
Theodore Lack
Oberon
Mesdames
W.S. Howell and
R. S. Webb
Leybach
W. C. Davis
Johnnie
J. T. Hanway
Arditi
Oley
Marie Adams
H. O. Boatwright
Willie McDougald
Christian Sinding
Arnie Cole
der Fierschutz
C.N. Weber
M. Francis
Lucy Beard, O. E. Saunders
Jim Johnson
Edison
MO. M. Caldwell Jeweler
Chicago Chronicle
J.W. Batts
Taliaferro Building
Court House
Brazos County
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