Big Jim Narcisse Found Dead Near Cayuse Station
Jim Narcisse a well known Umatilla Indian about 40 was found dead near Cayuse station. Coroner Henderson inquired this afternoon with meager facts. He reportedly shot himself last night after heavy drinking. previously he had a prior suicide attempt near Welser Idaho.
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Jim Narcisse
Henderson
Narcisse
Umatilla
Cayuse Station
Cayuse
Big Jim
Adams
Welser
Idaho
Santa Rosa a total wreck: city destroyed, homeless
Santa Rosa records a complete ruin with ten thousand homeless residents. The quake and fire decimated Malin Street, all county buildings, and the water system is destroyed. Citizens flee to the hills as fires burn through the remains of the business district.
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Santa Troca
Ife
Malin
California Northwestern Depot
Atheneum
Rulna
Atoma
Permits for Grazing in Blue Mountain Reserve
The Forest Superintendent D B Sheller of Baker City announces that grazing permit applications for the eastern half of the Blue Mountain forest reserve must reach his Baker City office by May 19. The reserve includes Amber and range lands in Grant and Baker counties. Interested parties should request forms from Mr Sheller. grazing season opens about June 1.
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The
East Oregonian
D. B. Sheller
Baker City
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
Sheller
Pendleton Primary Day Planned Voting Times and Precincts
Tomorrow marks primary day with polls opening at noon and counting to follow. Pendleton precincts align with wards. locations include Hotel Pendleton sample room Ward 2 Water and Mall, old academy Webb Street Ward 1, Salvation Army Webb Street Ward 53, and Mrs Bishop property West Webb for Ward 4. A separate fire incident on Milan and Wilbur left a house and contents valued at six thousand dollars largely destroyed.
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Pendleton
North Pendleton
Hotel Pendleton
Water and
Mall Streets
East Pendleton
Frisco Warms to Fire Inferno in Harmful San Francisco
San Francisco faced a catastrophic series of urban fires and an earthquake aftermath. Water failed, districts burned from South of Market to the Barbary Coast, with hundreds dead or injured and martial law declared across Oakland and the bay.
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Oakland
Idaro Park
Frank K. Mott
San Bruno
Sullivan
Grove Street
14Th Street
Lake Meron
Frisco
Washington
Funston
Sacramento
San Francisco
San Jose Devastation After Widespread Wreckage
San Jose reports 150 killed as fires, collapsed buildings, and ruined streets leave the city in darkness. Martial law directs residents to stay indoors while rescue workers search the mass of ruins encompassing the courthouse, post office, hotels, churches, and major blocks.
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San Jose
James
Market
Weat
Third Street
San Fernando
Great San Francisco Earthquake Chaos and Fires
San Francisco suffers massive destruction from the quake and fires. Oakland reports heavy property loss over 10 million dollars. Cliff House, St Francis Hotel, Grand Palace, Calif ornia, Call, Chronicle, Examiner, Flood Building, and Emporium destroyed or damaged. Martial law declared, troops deployed, dynamite requisitioned to halt spread. Deaths and injuries rise, tenement districts hit hardest. ferry riots and citywide destruction melt into a vast inferno and economic ruin.
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East Oregonian
San Francisco
Oakland
Bay
St. Francis
Union Square
Grand Palace
California
Call
Chronicle
Examiner
Emporium
Sacramento
Cal
Francisco
Police Department
Alameda
Presidio
Market
Valenca Street
Gap
Call and Examiner
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Santa Rosa
Blue Mountain
Lay
Portland
Milan and
Wilbur
North Beach
Bay Shore
Third
Townsend Streets
Market Street
Golden Gate Park
Hilts
Hayes Valley
Fanning Square
San Mateo
Pardee
Martin Law
Hilla
Globe
Daily News
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Roosevelt
Occidental
Montgomery Street
Montgomery, Sutter, Bush and Kearney
Merchants’ Exchange
Union Trust
Crocker- Woolworth Bank
Camnes
Portsmouth Square
Kearney
Hall of Justice
Gough Street
A. M
Nineteenth Street
Townsend Street
Broadway
Fairmont
Nob Hill
Third and
Townsend
Southern Pacific
Mission District
United States Mint
Lacosta
Clay Street
Barbary Coast
St. Ignatius Great
Children's Hospital
Majestic
Columbia
Grand
Rialto
Casserly
St. Ignatius
College of St. Tanatius
van News Avenue
Hayes Street
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Enoina
Stanford Brary
University Grounds
Alt
Redwood City
Carnegie Library
Terminal Hotel
Charles C. Pulls
24Th Company of Light Artillery
Sixth
Jessie Streets
Standard
Court House
Hall of Records
St. James Hotel
Vendome
Eagles’ Hall
Post Office
Rea Building
Dougherty Block
St. Patricks Church
Safe Deposit, National and
Bank of San Jose
Agnew
Insane Asylum
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