San Francisco Journals Survive Earthquake Strain
San Francisco newspapers, after the disaster, rallied to publish from Oakland facilities. The Evening Post suspended, while the Call Chronicle Examiner operated from Oakland plants. The Chronicle and Examiner delivered pages to San Francisco subscribers by 7 pm daily, with AP and telegraph hurdles gradually overcome.
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Evening Post
Call Chronicle
Examiner
Oakland
The
Oak
Oakland Shore
Chronicle
Associated Press
Western Union
Bay
Municipal
Franklin Hall
Fillmore Street
Bush
Associatedress
Chinese refugees given protection in San Francisco reports
Advices from the Chinese consul general in San Francisco indicate refugees are being well treated and protected. Sir Chen Tung Liang Cheng, Chinese minister, says officials report gratifying progress and expresses gratitude for the attention their people are receiving.
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Washington
San Francisco
Chen Tung Liang Cheng
European Syndicate to Invest 3 Million in Frisco Realty
A European syndicate is ready to invest three million dollars in San Francisco real estate. Also reported Governor Pardee has accepted the president's suggestion for Federal troops in California and filed formal application for their use. In Irish affairs, D Pogel, chief gender americ at Caplm, was murdered in Ulbin Russian Poland. assassin escaped.
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Frisco Realty
San Francisco
Examiner
Washington
Pardee
California
War Department
Ublin
Russian
Poland
D. Pogel
Gender Americ
Caplm
Status of Clerks and Election Law Opinion
Attorney General issues ruling on county and district clerks. In counties with 1600+ voters offices split. fewer than 1600 voters will have a single office. Poll tax nonpayment threatens clerks’ positions. Health Officer Tabor deposits quarantine fees to fund Galveston quarantine station and Hygeia tug replacement, now earmarked to a special fund.
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Astin
Tabor
Galveston
State Treasury
General Revenue
State Department
Radical Action Against Unions by Fort Worth Exchange
Fort Worth Livestock Exchange plans to push for anti trust suit actions against labor groups including the Farmers Union and Southern Cotton Producers Association. Members warn of broad implications and vow to press the attorney general to file similar cases or face compelled action. A cited employee claims the suits amount to over 5 million dollars in penalties, while some call the proceedings farcical.
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Fort Worth
Fort Worth Livestock Exchange
Farmers’ Union
Southern Cotton Producers’ Association
No Exchange
The
Exchange
Collision sinks Chinese steamer Bentong with thirty drowned
The British steamer Haversham Grange, carrying 3000 Russian troops from Vladivostock to Odessa, collided in the Straits of Malacca with the Chinese steamer Bentong. Bentong sank, thirty Chinese were drowned, seven survivors were rescued, and the Haversham Grange reached Singapore with a flooded fore peak.
Lightning Wrecks Property in Lamar County Storm
A strong storm swept Lamar County at 8 pm damaging farms in Tigertown and Sumner. Two houses were blown down near Tigertown, livestock were killed by lightning near Sumner, and F L Faught's home at Tigertown was struck and set on fire. Crops and gardens suffered from the heavy rain.
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Von
Paris
Lamar County
Tigertown
Sumner
F. L. Faught
Texarkana Tragedy: Farmer Ras Peterson Killed by Train
Ras Peterson a sixty five year old German farmer was struck by a Texas and Pacific freight train in Texarkana. His head was crushed and limbs severed in the fatal crash.
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Ted
Texarkana
Ras Peterson
Texas and Pacific
Shocks in Saxony Alarm Saxon Villages
Four earthquake shocks rattled several Saxony villages on Saturday. No damage reported, but residents were greatly alarmed. Austin reports the attorney general erred by including packers in anti trust suits against Fort Worth Live Stock Exchange and others. The state may dismiss as to packers when trials begin.
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Berlin
Saxony
Austin
Fort Worth Live Stock Exchange
Propositions Rejected By Coal Operators In New York
New York April 28 coal operators committee of seven announced they rejected all latest propositions from the miners in a letter read to Mr Baer. Berlin April 28 General von Budde dies of cancer aged 70 formerly Prussian minister of public works since 1901.
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New York
Anthracite Coal Operators’ Committee of Seven
Baer
Berlin
General von Budde
Dock Worker Killed in Galveston Train Collision
Galveston on April 28 reports dock worker John Malady killed after being struck by a train at the waterfront. The incident halted operations as investigators reviewed the scene and possible safety lapses.
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Galveston
John Malady
Struck by Traction Car Injures Fort Worth Youth
Fort Worth reports a young barber named Steagall struck by a traction car and badly hurt. Bellevue Texas pleads for food as destitute residents still need supplies.
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Fort Worth
Steagall
Bellevue
Tex
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