Public appeal urges food relief and lodging in California
telegram from General Manager Mohler urges uninterrupted food supplies for 200000 homeless in San Francisco fed through US Army Quartermaster and relief groups. railroads to haul free, citizens to respond to relief appeals and inform city leaders of contributions. in Lawrence Kansas and Oakland California, local reports note hotels insufficient for May delegates and homes must be opened.
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Mohler
OC Palmer
Omaha
Harriman
Oakland Park
Cal
San Francisco
United States Quartermaster's Department
L | Mohler
Stautler
Suautfer
Keeler
E M Clendenning
Kansas City
la Junta
Clendenning
Commercial Club
Do It Now Tornado Insurance Advised by Manley
Dr Carruth received a letter from his brother Walter in Berkeley saying his family escaped injury but their home was destroyed by a tornado. Walter had lived in Lawrence for years. H. W. Henderson, a longtime saddlery dealer at 635 Massachusetts Street, offers a full line of harnesses robes and blankets and repairs.
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Carruth
Herkeley
California
Walter Carruth
China
Lawrence
H. W. Henderson
Massachusetts Street
Fire Devastates District. Family Messages Signal Safety
EB H F Schneider received a telegram saying danger to past and that Nellie and family are well. The district was reportedly devastated by fire. The university chapel held the last vesper service of the year with a sizable crowd for choir selections.
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EH F Schneider
Nellie
University Chapel
Earthquake Felt in Oakland and Castro Shock Report
A perceptible earthquake shock was felt in Oakland at 10 39 PM with no damage reported. Also noted is a light stroke of paralysis suffered by former President Castro in Wilhelmstad Curacao on April 21, but he has recovered.
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Oakland
Cal
Yast
Wilhelmstad
Curacao
Castro
San Jose
Burlingame
San Mateo
Relief work expands as San Francisco quake relief improves
After a severe quake devastation, relief efforts grow more organized and widespread in San Francisco. Shelters, clothing and tents are distributed, streets cleared, and sanitation improved while hospitals and morgues expand facilities. Some looser security and disarmed guards accompany troops as authorities assess casualties and search for missing diplomats and residents.
New San Francisco Death Toll Report Sees 277
Washington reports General Greeley's dispatch on the San Francisco disaster. Deaths total 277 with about 50 unknown victims gathered citywide and temporarily buried. Some bodies recovered at the Valedoas hotel and more may be found among the ruins.
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Devia
Golden Gate Avenue
Buchanan
Farrell
Leavenworth
General Funston
Washington
San Francisco
Greeley
Prohibition Convention Call Issued for Sterling May 16
An April 16, 1906 item notes Earl D De Lay, chair of the prohibition state central committee, calling a state convention at Sterling on May 16. All party members urged to attend for a strong slate and prominent workers expected, including national figures and state leaders. A full state and congressional ticket planned.
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Emporia
Kan
Earl D DeLay
Prohibition State Central Committee
Prohibition
Sterling
Seedling tree limb with 20 buds offered to Journal
A 30 inch seedling tree limb with 20 buds was brought to the Journal office by Sudge A Riggs. The limb is described as living and fairly vigorous with grafted fruit reportedly proportionately good.
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Sudge
Removal Notice and Nursery Advertisements
A noisy removal notice offers Baby Ramblers for adoption and promotes nursery stock including elms and maples for lawns and parks. It lists Dr JJ Reaver with a Verm ent Street address and services such as plastics mediested baths and Turkish baths, alongside miscellaneous business lines and contact details.
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JJ Reaver
Bell
Vermont Tratreet
Frank Savers in Kansas City to day
Miss Frederica Bolleog was Io finen vmstardav. Local notice reports an engagement or social event involving named individuals in Kansas City with uncertain details in the readable fragment.
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Frank Savers
Kansas City
Frederica Bolleog
Io Finen
Vmstardav
Baseball This Week In Kearney Neb Schedule
The University of Nebraska at Kearney hosts a week of baseball with free admission for 41 local women guests joining the Kansas Agricultural College game. Baker University visits McCook field, plus William Jewell and Emporia State challenge McCook, ending with a track meet and freshman sophomore baseball follow ups.
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Mia Browning
Jest Oigit
Kearney
Neb
New Polley
Kansas Agricultural College
University Athletic Amoctation
Baker University
McCook Field
Baker
University
William Jawal
McCool
College of Emporia
McCook
Driscok
Bia
College
Emporia
Bowling Scores in Merchants Tournament Final Night
Kuhne team posted 2229 with captain scoring 855 as top effort. Uhrlaubd team totaled 2178 and high score 46 belonging to Uhrlaub.
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Kuhing
Ohrlaut
Kuhne
Uhrlaubd
Uhelaub
Rummage Sale and Local Notes From Garland Street
Baptist ladies plan a rummage sale at 3 Weet Warren Street Thursday through Saturday. Ed Anderson earns praise for hustling to keep his restaurant up to date with redecoration and a crew improving fixtures and cleanliness to speed service. Wall paper selling highlighted by Wall’s.
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Baptist
Weet Warren Street
John Paul Jones Reinterred as Roosevelt Attends
San Francisco reports the reinterment ceremonies for John Paul Jones with President Roosevelt and the French ambassador among dignitaries present. An earthquake near Alcatraz Island caused visible cracks but did not affect the proceedings.
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Aewspolis
Roosevelt
Jueserand
John Paul Jones
Kansas City Trips and Local Social Roundup
Local notices describe numerous residents traveling to Kansas City for visits and business, including Elmer Sanford Robert Reedy and Miss Myrtle Harmon. Social events, club meetings, and upcoming weddings are listed, with transfers to Topeka Excelsior Springs and other nearby towns.
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Elmer Sanford
Kansas City
Robert Reedy
Topeka
Brownell
Kansas
Link Cory
Kutlers
M Bobingon
Excelsior Springs
Myrtle Harmon
Reports Exaggerated on Police Militias in San Francisco
Chief of Pollos Dinnan says clashes between police and patrioal guardsmen are greatly exaggerated. Officers patrol with regulars and militiamen expected to be withdrawn by day’s end. Advertisements offer tailored garments and cosmetic services.
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San Francisco
Pollos Dinnan
Shooting Near Baldwin Leaves Local Father Near Death
The night incident involved Steve Porter shot by Jim Wright after a heated crap game dispute. Four Porter relatives attacked Wright, who is hospitalized in Lawrence. the Porter family faces further trouble amid past burnings and local notoriety. A separate report from San Francisco notes rising death tolls after the quake, with coroner and police counting bodies and extending searches along Market Street and the Chinese quarter.
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Steve Porter
Jim Wright
James L Porter
Anderson Porter
Edward Porter
George Porter
Wright
Porter
Lawrence
San Francisco
Lins
Nouth
Market Street
Harris Denies Gubernatorial Bid as Democratic Convention Near
In Topeka, April 24, ex Senator Wm A Harris declares via Chicago message that he must not be presented at the state Democratic convention. State Chairman Sapp says a different telegram is expected. A report notes a possible move to nominate Harris for governor. Also glimpsed are small ads for a sprayer rental and spraying liquid prices.
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Topeka
Wm A Harris
Chicago
Thomas J Sweeney
Lawrence
Sapp
Harris
Two Deaths Reported in San Francisco District
A district report from San Francisco area including Golden Gate Park notes only two deaths after the quake. The information bureau says all sheltered in tepta or wood houses with ample clothes and provisions, even occasional luxuries like cake donated from Sacramento. A passenger and baggage line to the ferry is set, express rates capped at 60 cents for trunks and 25 for small bags. Santa Fe railway plans to take home stranded young girls free of charge.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Melver
USA
Information Bureau
Sacramento
Santa Fe Railway
Three Men Shot on Roof to End Fire Rescue
Balco Lake reports from San Francisco that in a deadly blaze at the Wind sor hotel three men on the roof were shot to prevent their being burned. Garment worker Max Fast, who witnessed the scene, says military officers ordered the shots as flames raged and civilians watched.
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Bal¢ Lake
San Francisco
Max Fast
Windsor Hotel
Refugees Pass Through Ogden Amid Exodus
Ogden Utah April 24 General passenger agent A B Mosley estimates 10 000 to 15 000 refugees will pass through Ogden before the end of the exodus. Southern Pacific paid passenger traffic in demoralized conditions.
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Ogden
Utah
A B Mosley
Alarkman Lines
Southern Pacific
Trafic
Livestock and Grain Markets Report From April 24
Markets show varied prices for cattle hogs and grains across Chicago Kansas City and other centers. Prices include alive steer 11 000 head quality adjustments cattle cows and heifers quotes in mid 80s to 96 dollars. hogs steady to higher with tops near 4 4 0 per cwt. Corn oats and hay futures edge mixed with positions on May July and Sept contracts reflecting near term supply and demand.
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Karma City
Cavéla
Kansas City
Hay
Timothy
Prairie Ehodee
Butear-Oreasasey
Ague—Beantly
Chiiengo
Whaee
Park
Jasi
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