Earthquakes and Fire Wreck San Francisco 1868 Style
The article recalls the 1868 quake and 1906 havoc in San Francisco, detailing collapsed edifices, fires, and the toll on Market and Mission streets. It notes skyscraper rise after fear of quakes eased, mentions De Young's stance, and cites Post Office and telephone disruptions amid widespread destruction.
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San Francisco
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Cou‘frites
M. H de Young
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Chronicle
Mantella
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Call and Examiner
Post Ofice
Palace Hotel
St. Francis
Misrket Street
Milsslon Street
Elotel St. Jamers
Hall of Jestlea
Mutual Book
Market
Pisny Mille
Mission Streets
Market Street
Fortyniners Era City Tales Of San Francisco History
The article recalls San Francisco’s early days from 1769 through the 1850s, describing European contact, the 177 carell fort, and the 1849 gold rush era. It notes devastating fires between 1840 and 1851, the rise of fire companies, and corruption in city government leading to vigilante actions and executions.
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San Franccisco
Pacific Coast
United States
Montgomery
San Francisco
Washington A. Bartlett
Friero
Alcalda
Ths Cove
Klar Point
Telegraph Bik
Oere Cove
Happy Valley
Steckton Atrest
Beally
Wesbren
Hs City
Gredit
California Supreme Court
Hal Hanke
Cate
Brien Columbia
Praneland Baértorty-Eeiein
Tebeltory
Witlin Us
Kearney
Sutter
Dupont
Mood
Crocker
Sharon
Bucarell
Presidio
Mipalon
Bay
Fran Francisco
Oregon
California
John Oakhurst
Fragmented 1900 San Francisco Census Note
The text references the 1900 U S census for San Francisco with a population of 288,997, including 172,188 native-born and 126,811 foreign-born residents. It also notes San Francisco’s foreign-born share and contrasts with the 1900 San Francisco population, mentioning historical context and a quote about gambling activity.
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