Fire destroys residence in Old town. limited salvage possible
Albert Patterson’s home on Second and Bstraete in Old town burned after eleven PM fire spread from a lean to near a wood shed. Neighbors alarmed, Patterson brothers saved a few items while most valuables were lost as the old structure collapsed. Cause undetermined. no financing reported.
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Albertson
Second
Patterson Brothers
Pattersons
Patterson
Sleven
Occidental
Montgomery Street
Montgomery, Sutter, Bush and
Kearney
Hall of Justice
Gough Street
Patriots' Day Observed Across Massachusetts Towns
In Massachusetts Patriots' Day was observed with drum corps color guards and band concerts in Lexington and Arlington. The Irish American Historical Society held its annual meeting and banquet. Arlington's Fife and Drum Corps traced the Paul Revere route, visiting monuments and decorating tablets and the Soldiers' Monument.
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Boeton
Mass
Lexington
Massachussets
Old Balfry Club
Irish- American Historical Society
Arlington
Fife
Paul Revere
Old Mystic Bridge
Medford
Paul Revere Road
Revolutionary Monument
Revolutionary Burying Ground
Soldiers’ Monument
Voting hours for primaries announced
The voting hours for the primaries open tomorrow at 12 noon and continue until 7 pm. The notice sets a clear limit for voters to cast ballots within the day.
San Francisco Devastation Report Across Bay Area
Descriptions from April 19 report describe San Francisco burned to ruins after a massive earthquake. Fires rage through Union Square, South of Market, North Beach and Chinatown with dozens dead, hospitals overwhelmed, water supply failed, and troops patrolling streets. Significant damage also reported in Oakland, Redwood City, and Stanford University facilities.
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San Francisco
Union Square
St. Francis
Oakland
North Beach
Bayshore
Third
Townsend Streets
Call and Examiner
Level
Chas
Pillia
Dyaseien
Redwood City
San Frapelaco
Garnegis
Stanford University
Encina
Gymnasim
Stanford
China Town
Marathon Run to Boston Opens Amid Large Ashland Crowd
Ashland Massachusetts April 9 a large crowd gathered one mile from the depot of Anne land to witness the Boston Athletic Association marathon starting at noon. The twenty five mile course runs from the reservoir through Beacon and Exeter Streets to the athletic club house with prizes for the first eight finishers and souvenirs for twenty five finishers. A cyclist guides the runners and escorts the field as needed.
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Scripps News Association
Ashland
Mass
Anneland
Boston Athletic Association
Gepos
Beacon Street
Exeter Street
Athitic Club
Atty
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Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Mechanics Pavillion
Sin
Samaten
Golden Gate Park
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Pardea
ST Ignatius Church
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van Ness
Hays Streets
Market Street
Lieutenant Blown
THE
San ‘Francisco
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Umatilla
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Major
Nedra
McCutcheon
Garden of Allah
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