Spreaks House In San Francisco After National Guard Action
The spreaks house in San Francisco is tied to a post leaving incident with the National Guard and a district under command of Rittenhouse. Donations are sought through the Call for relief, designated depository sites include the San Francisco Call, Salt Lake City Herald, and other outlets. Sixty carloads of provisions arrived at Oakland Mole, distributed to Oakland, San Francisco, Santa Rosa and San Jose. Rain and cold worsened conditions for canvas dwellers and new shelter camps, compounding misery for affected residents.
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Natonal
Rittenhouse
San Francisco
Relief Committee
Oakland
Santa Rosa
San Jose
Militia Sentry Arrested for Reckless Shooting in San Francisco
The first arrest for alleged indiscriminate shooting by militia members after the earthquake was made just before midnight Thursday night. Ernest Wilder, a military sentry from Visalia and private in Company E of the Sixth Regiment, was disarmed by Captain B F Rittenhouse of the US Marine Corps and turned over to police.
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San Francisco
National Guard
Ernest Wilder
B. F. Rittenhouse
United States Marine Corps
Rittenhouse
Huntington Donates 30000 To Aid San Francisco Pros
Los Angeles April 27. H E Huntington gave a 30000 gift to a fund aiding professionals ruined by the San Francisco disaster. The donor said lawyers doctors and other professionals lost libraries homes instruments and clientele and require a fresh start with little to begin.
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H. E. Huntington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Huntington
Three Heavy Shocks Rattle Salinas and Nearby Areas
A series of three powerful earthquake shocks struck Salinas Thursday night and a fourth hit Friday morning, each lasting about four seconds with no reported damage. Reports also note refugee aid near Ogden, Utah, and talks of US troops in San Francisco.
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Salinas
Los Angeles
Associated Press
San Francisco
Spooner Addresses Senate On Railroad Rate Question
Wisconsin Senator Spooner spoke for three hours on the railroad rate issue and gave notice he would resume Friday. He defended distributing powers among the three branches and opposed limiting the Supreme Court’s authority over orders of the Interstate Commerce Commission, warning against court and executive encroachment.
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Wisconsin
Bailey
Washington
Senate
Spooner
Interstate Commerce Commission
John ©. Bpooner
Wirconsin
Mr. Spooner
United States
Congress
Executive
Montgomery Manager Arrested After Umpire Slugging Charged
In Birmingham a Southern League game between Birmingham and Montgomery ended 4 to 3 with Montgomery manager Durrett removed by umpire Buckley. Durrett grabbed Buckley and choked him and was later bonded for assault. Other scores from Memphis to New Orleans and Texas League results are listed.
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Montgomery
Newman Group Proposes Stock Shift for Street Railways
A New Orleans project outlines allotments for holders of stock in street railroad companies forming a group. The plan would organize a company to take over properties in Nashville Little Rock Birmingham Knoxville Memphis and Houston. Isadore Newman & Co. says the schedule is tentative and subject to stockholder vote.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Knoxville
Memphis
Houston
Messrs
Isadore
Mrs Skinner Fatally Shot by Husband at Clubhouse
Memphis April 27 Mrs J W Skinner wife of a local manufacturing manager was shot and killed on a verandah of a local clubhouse Thursday night. Skinner says the bullets were aimed at Robert Simpson a golf expert seated nearby and that the killing was accidental.
Dynamiting Charged in Comanche Negro House
Four white men were bonded at two thousand dollars each on a dynamiting charge concerning a negro household in Comanche. The April 27 report names the defendants as the suspects in the attack and notes their bonds were set pending trial.
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Ryan
I. T
Comanche
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