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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1908

Page

8

Messina Earthquakes Continue as Royal Aid arrives

Shocks hit Messina through the night with fires, collapsed streets, and scarce water. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena arrived aboard Vittoria Emmanuele and joined rescue, aiding wounded and children. Red Cross teams and warships from Russia and Britain assist as hospitals overflow and survivors flood toward Catania and Palermo.

Stania Messina Felice First September Reina Margherita 89Th Regiment of Infantry Roberto Catania Victor Emmanuel Helena Vittoria Emmanuele Signor Orlando Colli Palazzati Palermo Signor Bertolini Carrara Rai

Supplies Most Needed in Calabrian Province

Palermo reports from Italian Red Cross representatives in Calabrian Province indicate survivors face critical shortages of food and essential relief items. Government and aid groups rush to coordinate shipments amid ongoing evacuation and shelter efforts.

Catania Messina Italian Red Cross Palermo Calabrian

J P Morgan Leads Italy Earthquake Relief Drive

Funds from diverse lenders and religious groups pour in as J P Morgan and organizations like the American Red Cross, Il Progresso, The Christian Herald, and the Italian Red Cross mobilize. Mayor McClellan issues a citywide appeal for subscriptions to aid Sicily and southern Italy, with Episcopal Church leaders loud in urging support as families suffer and seek word of missing relatives.

J. P. Morgan American Red Cross Il Progresso The Christian Herald Italian Red Cross Italian Savings Bank New York Italy Greer Episcopal Church Sicily George W. Davis Central Committee of the Red Cross Foreign Office Count Taverna Louis Klopsch State Department National Red Cross Connecticut Red Cross Sarah J. Kinney Hartford Signor Bonci Phelys. Dolze

Emperor Francis Joseph Donates To Italian Earthquake Relief

A broad international relief effort unfolds after the Calabria and Sicily earthquake. Amid global sympathy, Emperor Francis Joseph contributes 16 thousand dollars, New York and other cities organize funds, Red Cross channels mobilize 50 thousand dollars planned, and major financiers including J Pierpont Morgan pledge substantial aid. Italian and Anglo relief committees form across New York to channel funds.

Russia Vienna Francis Joseph

Orange Italians Prepare to Aid

Italians in Orange New Jersey form a committee to organize an entertainment. Proceeds will fund relief for fellow countrymen in Italy.

Orange, N. J Italy

Elizabeth to Swell Fund For Italian Sufferers

Prominent Elizabeth residents form a relief movement with a town meeting planned to discuss fundraising for Italy’s catastrophe victims. Requiem masses may be held New Year’s Day at the Church of St. Anthony of Padua. Many Elizabeth Italians lost relatives.

National Italian Club 16Th Street Fifth Avenue Ferrero General Relief Fund Italian Chamber of Commerce I T New York Chamber of Commerce Italy Colony Club Madison Avenue Archibald S. Alexander J. Borden Harriman John Jacot ® Astor H. Garfield Osborn Archibald Alexander Walter Damrosch Anne Morgan Florence M. Rhett Kate Brice Elizabeth N. J

Archbishop Farley Urges Aid For Italian Earthquake Victims

Archbishop Farley asks New York Diocese clergy to conduct a special collection on January 3 for Sicily and Calabria earthquake survivors. He notes massive loss of life and destitution, urges timely reports to the Chancery, and invites parishioners to pray for the living and dead while supporting the appeal.

Farley Sicily Calabria New York Chancery Pius X Madison Ete

Relief efforts under way for Italian disaster survivors

Across the United States governors, mayors, and Red Cross chapters urged immediate monetary aid for Southern Italy and Sicily. New York's Governor Hughes urged funds through the state Red Cross, with $60,000 allocated from California relief to be sent to Rome. Boston quickly raised nearly $10,000, Chicago bankers and merchants gathered over $8,000, including a $5,000 Chicago Clearing House check.

Case New York American Red Cross Italian Red Cross Red Cross New York Red Cross Jacob H. Schiff Fifth Avenue Italy United States Hughes Albany Commonwealth Sicily New York State American National Red Cross Washington California State Department Rome American Red Cross Organization State House Boston Curtis Guild, Jr Massachusetts Taylor San Francisco Chicago Orson Smith Illinois Chicago Clearing House Association

Italian Ambassador Urges Aid for Earthquake Victims

Baron Edmondo Mayor des Planches, Italian Ambassador in Washington, issued a proclamation to Italians in the U S appealing for aid for Calabria and Sicily quake victims. He urged concrete help, solidarity, and support from the Italian community and the American people, warning of harsh conditions and the need for disinfection and relief efforts.

Washington Baron Edmondo Mayor Des Planches United States America Calabria Sicily Italy Messina Reggio

Italians Abroad Called to Support Their Country

Rome dispatch reports Battista Pellegrini, former secretary to ex-Premier Zanardelli and editor of Italy Avold, issuing a emotional appeal to Italians overseas. He urges charity loyalty and immediate offerings to consuls, describing the sorrow, resilience, and unity of the Italian people as the year closes.

Rome Battista Pellegrini Zanardelli Review Italy Avold

Benefit Concert At Manhattan Opera House For Southern Italy

Oscar Hammerstein arranged an elaborate concert program at the Manhattan Opera House for Sunday evening January 17. Proceeds will aid earthquake victims in Southern Italy. Tenor Alessandro Bonet donated 10,000 francs for relief. Passages note Pasquale Amato as son‑in‑law of Teatro Bellini’s director and Catania’s Bellini link. Jane Norià delays Palermo trip on Toscanini’s advice.

Oscar Hammerstein Philadelphia Cleofonte Campanini Manhattan Opera House Italy Alessandro Bonet Metropolitan Opera Company Metropolitan Manhattan Pasquale Amato Teatro Bellini Catania Bellini Mme Jane Noria New York Palermo Toscanini

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