Fire 1 Almost Completely Under Control At Trig
Reports from San Francisco describe a massive fire after an earthquake sweeping Telegraph and Russian Hills. Western Union estimates dead from 100 to 700 as gas mains burst and fires spread, with ferries and ships aiding water supply. Oakland reports water ample, ferry building saved, Chinatown moved, and an extra legislative session planned for relief and rebuilding.
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Aid Floods Frisco Relief Effort Across Nation
A wave of relief drives spreads from Washington to Chicago and Omaha with carloads of supplies. Government trains, private gifts, and city fundraisers surge to aid San Francisco after the disaster, with Taft and the president backing further appropriations and medical aid reaching West Coast refugees.
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Philippines
Macquaina Ii Swept by Fire
Washington reports a fire at Macquaina Rizal province destroying the town and leaving twenty thousand homeless with ruined business. The insular government rushes assistance to sufferers. Fire also struck Pasol near Cebu city.
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Umatilla County Socialists Nominate Ticket in Convention
At a county gathering in Umatilla the Socialist party nominated F. A. Sikes for state senator and Virgil Moore with George Warburton for representatives from the northern part of the county. The platform was adopted, a vigorous campaign planned, and turnout expected to rise from about 200 in 1904 to 500+. About 50 delegates attended. George A. Robbing was named chairman with M. H. Rice as secretary, and the old county organization was re elected.
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George Warburton
George A. Robbing
M. H. Rice
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Umatilla Sheep Session Sets Walla Walla Meet Plans
The Umatilla Sheep men's association meets at the Commercial Association rooms presided by Perry Sears to discuss the April 27 Walla Walla gathering to redraw the Wenaha reserve and consider creating the Mine Mountain reserve with leasing plans under review.
Multnomah County Leads In Oregon Gubernatorial Race
Partial returns show T. Geer leading the Republican governor race in Multnomah with Withycombe second while Cake leads Bourne for the senate nomination. Lowell and Ellis follow in various contests as counties report. Shott wins Morrow sheriff race. Bean favored for circuit judge amid mixed statewide returns.
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