San Francisco rebuilds amid quake aftershocks and relief
Refugees are housed and fed as doctors report improved conditions in the wake of the disaster. relief efforts ramp up with food distribution, temporary shelters, and hospitals. banks plan to reopen and workers clear debris while city leaders coordinate aid and reconstruction.
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San Francisco
Cal
California
Conrete Order
Nallew City
Starvaton
Financial Institution
Hustera
Pitts
Wns
Tural
England
Agaiie
Sxnagosny
Chnfforgin
Webster
Thor
Sebinity
Wien
Ife
Leurth
Golden Gate Park
Western Addition
Red Cross
Hunga
Hell
Lott
Choy
Joel Thins
Military Relief
Citizens’ Committee
Evers
Qukland
AML
Wodiay
Parks
Paese
San Meaneciveo
Minston
Selmus
Schmitz
Krauthoffes
Athcor
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Commissay-General of
Army
Washington
Yelief
Favernmienc
Dominiern Sisters
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Ehirches
Presbyterian
Congregational
Baptist
Luther
Methodise
Disciples of Christ
Torney
Imeons
O'Rey
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Chicago
Sam Francisco
Pacific
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Labor World reports laborOrganizing and strikes across states
Michigan farmers form unions while Laredo machinists win demands. Maryland group seizes on strikes. Hay City molders strike for higher wages and win. Kana field workers and West Virginia miners hold line on wages. Lake Seamen reach current year agreement with Lingber Carriers. Shamokin Coat Co plans fencing to avert trouble. Shoe Workers Journal forecasts future of labor movement. Chicago merchants’ helpers active. Boston carriage workers strike for nine hour day. International workers plan continued action under present terms for months.
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Michigan
Laredo
Tes
Aa Ste
Hiber
Maryland
Hay City
Mich
Hibers
Kanawha Feld
West Virginia
JMS
Lake Seamen’s Views
Elc
Lingber Carriers' Association
Pinksylvania Coat Company
Shamokin
Shoe Workers’ Journal
Chicago Conmmission Merchanty
Cannavere
Hoston
Nation's purse lids stri cmer city fundraiser
A chaotic OCR summary describes a nationwide fundraising effort for San Francisco relief with vast contributions from merchants, railroads, banks, churches, and foreign donors. It notes totals near 3 million dollars and mentions large gifts from figures and institutions across the United States and Canada to aid victims of the disaster.
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Addams
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New York
United States
Tuid
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Arcldsan
San Francisco
Sanfragis
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Sihool
Francisco Vitizens
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Poe
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Ainechnie
Lowden Davis
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United Newte Lane
Maedan
Cherntsand
San Araerico
Cali
Ship Sinks Near Dover Amid Rescue by Renegade Vessel
A vessel sank with many aboard near Dover during a gale. The rescue ship Cott de Stietake Sjpesay saved several, while reports name Belgian marittine officials and noted a number of lives could be lost.
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Fragmented OCR notes on battles and disasters across regions
A garbled report lists a Portuguese Belgian connection, a failed rescue at Lost Union, a fight with Mae Tavites, and a sequence of events including WETV Pepsniis, fishing losses, two Danish painters, and a thirty strong water incident. Earthquake shocks are described for Italy and Tubikonst town amid a Sweden visit and various personages.
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Warsaw
Paham
Reopened Courts Amid Famine and Refugee Plight
Reports describe resumed court activity as trains and ferries struggle, food and water scarcity worsens. Refugees crowd camps while relief efforts from military authorities push to ease acute shortages and prevent further disorder.
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Mebris
San Freaner
Crete
Aston
Firefighters Douse Latin Quarter Blaze With Wine
In San Francisco a fire in the Latin quarter near Telegraph Hill saw Trojans crash cellar doors and roll out barrels of red wine. Firefighters used wine to douse flames, soaking thatched roofs and shingles to slow the blaze and comfort the injured.
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San Francisco
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Latin
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Enormous Fruit Sale Echoes California Cherry Trade
A sale notes a first arrival of a season’s trot hex orange harvest and a large cherry offering. Prices reached 440 for sufferers, with Boston buyers and Low OW Brothers among purchasers. A carload of eight oranges fetched about 200, while Californios sold for 84 and more at Union Fruit Company rooms.
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Pittleburg
Union Frit
Veffer Funil
Police Van Ends Misery of Stricken Man in Frantic Scene
In Los Angeles officer Carl Brown arrived on McAlister Street and witnessed a chaotic pursuit ending with a man trapped in flames. The officer reportedly took the suspect’s name and address and shot him, amid the crowd’s terror as a gunman was pinned down in burning debris.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Carl Brown
Ming Ehemeer
McAlDster
Jeffrey
Sam Johnson
Manahawkin
Jormson
Oms
Aml
Hiver
Jolson
Hee
Batron
Unclear OCR fragment on Oakland registration bureaus crowding
Fragmentary notice describes registration bureaus in Oakland crowded with people, and difficulty uniting families and friends amid a large displaced population. Text is garbled and some names and details are unreadable.
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Oakland
Cali
Fam Shes
Friends
Perthess
Frianyls
Destructive Earthquakes and Relief Efforts Reported
The dispatch details San Francisco and surrounding areas severely struck by the quake with hundreds of refugees fed and aided. Donations from the national relief effort include substantial sums and aid from the Chinese community and local organizations. The report notes ongoing aftershocks, displaced residents, and efforts to mobilize ships and wagons for transport and support across the Southwest.
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Chie Ween
Walter Frown
Brotherhond
Dour
Sabo
San Feanensca
Alt Saat Chard
California
San Tose
Santa China
Boston
Ysis Annes
Milly
San Franz Orb
Unclear OCR World News Note Fight Across Global Events
Fragmented text reports multiple topics including government actions, president notes, protests, and natural disasters. It mentions President Roosevelt, Argentina, Philippines, San Francisco quake, Governor Pattie of California, and other assorted people and places with inconsistent details.
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Pattie
California
Tim Taco
Presifont Roosevet Hat
Otten
Lat
Senate
Global turmoil and political clashes across continents
Reports describe hangings by revolutionaries in India and Russia, outrages by miners in France, and attacks on trains. Strikes and battles unfold in Egypt, the Philippines voyage repairs, and a British policy reform drive. The Algeciras conference advances an arbitration framework while terrorist threats and natural disaster relief efforts draw global attention.
Tragedy in Philadelphia Family Massacre and Aftermath
In Philadelphia a mother Fahim allegedly killed her two daughters and three other children before injuring herself. Police and coroner investigate a domestic act described as an extermination plot amid a failed attempt to flee. The injured son Alois and husband Fahim survived, neighbors aided, no note found.
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Eterno
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South Neywalk
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Chicago
New York
Hooker
Aalwaukee
Slinsell
Molle
Bitaktin
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Prince&t Philadelpha
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Medial Commission of Emmigration
Robert Watehorn
New York Harbor
Ding
Washington
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Jim
Burlington
Albana
N.Y Dales
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Billial
Siac
Sun Thay
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Gigi
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Tosi
Tonyert
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Lny Cine
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Palm
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Patrol Shots Kill Major Tilden in San Francisco
In a mercy mission patrols in San Francisco shoot Major Teber Tilden, a noted relief committee member, fatally wounding him. Three patrol members were arrested as police investigate whether the auto lacked a visible flag and who fired the fatal shots amid conflicting claims.
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Cal
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Tilden
Teeman
Pare Dees
Titten Wis
Marriages Rise After Disaster In Vielhanes
Following the disaster, marriages increased as women displaced from Vielhanes seek security. County Sheriff Cook notes a surge in license issuances with deputies busy. questions arise about residency proof and applicants. Admiral Ro jestvensky discussed with the Russian Navy officers about standing by the vessel.
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Choi Cook
Hau
Coak
Pat
Governor Higgins Vetoes Racing Legislation and Denounces Track
New York Governor Higgins vetoed a bill raising the share of gross receipts from race meets for agricultural societies and condemned today’s permit of a track that allows gambling, calling it a felony.
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Higgins
New York
Disaster Amid Heat and Chaos at Stool Mills
Reported chaos at Stool Mills as heat and suffocation caused many deaths. Soldiers fired on armed rioters while police and authorities controlled the scene. Aid and food supplies were distributed, with officials praised for handling the emergency despite widespread distress.
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Majer Me Reever
United States Arms
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RL EL Tucker
Jtek Ol
State News Highlights From New Jersey Fusses and Fixes
In New Jersey reports, officials examine the Manchester Building and Loan Association books amid fraud suspicions involving ex secretary Belcher and Atlee. Governor Stokes signs a school tax distribution act funding county education, and plans unfold for a Salem Church Civil War monument. Measles, health efforts, rail property assessment changes, and town fires also appear along with civic events and travel notes.
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Edgewater Park
Thomas ‘I. Alcott
E. G. Kirkbride
Mount Molly
Salem Church
Watpunk
Camas Twenty-third New Jersey Regiment
Feather Comfortables Trend in Household Fads
The piece describes making feather comfortables from sateen or similar fabric. Two layers are sewn with a feather filling to required thickness, bound at the ends, then quilted in a frame to spread feathers evenly. Claimed as a warm, practical item for family use, especially children.
Kerosene Safety Rules From Good Housekeeping
Home safety guidance by Professor W. G. Bradley outlines daily kerosene handling to prevent fire hazards. Do not light lamps with low oil, keep canisters ventilated, and never store gasoline indoors.
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W. G. Bradley
Oatmeal Cookies and Roosevelt Omelet Recipes
A collection of home cooking notes includes an oatmeal cookies recipe with two cups sugar and one cup lard, and a Roosevelt omelet using beef stock mushrooms shrimp and seasonings. It also advises on a prunes and hominy breakfast, warns about gasoline torches for paint removal, and mentions a massive cask project and Meissen wine details.
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