San Francisco Burned as Earthquake Rages and Relief Rushes In
After a devastating earthquake struck San Francisco, fires swept Nob Hill and the western addition. Gen Funston and police fought to stop the flames with dynamite, cannons, and troops, while relief funds surged from New York Congress pledging $1,000,000 and Red Cross mobilizing led by Dr Edward T Devine.
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200 000 Refugees Struggle To Flee San Francisco Fire
San Francisco faces a dire refugee crisis as 200 000 people attempt to escape burning districts. Soldiers curb looting while relief drives, led by Mayor Schmitz, mobilize tents, bread, bedding, and water from Bay Area cities. Oakland and Berkeley brace for shortages as freight rates soar and aid floods in.
Special Lincoln Atlantic City to New York Train Schedule
Special train service via Pennsylvania Railroad runs April 21 and 23 with buffet parlor cars and coaches. A Sunday return train leaves Atlantic City at 4 50 P M with parlor and dining car only, stopping at Newark in both directions.
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Shrine tour to California advertised with hotel plan
Co Roach Ass t Gen Passr Agent writes that the New York Central Shrine tour to California will run as advertised. If San Francisco hotels are unavailable, accommodations will be provided at nearby resorts.
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Devastated San Francisco Scene After Two Days
Burns and smoke scar a wide stretch of San Francisco from the water front to Vallejo Street with two miles of wreckage. the city shows ruins of business blocks and elegant homes as observers survey the fire’s aftermath. The Atlantic City Automobile Races are advertised with dates April 25 26 and 27 and fast express rail service via Pennsylvania Railroad.
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