San Francisco Earthquake Relief Rebuilding Under Way
April reports describe Methodical churches valued at 600000 destroyed and to be rebuilt, with early work starting. Relief distributes 440 rations, Grant school aids 672 people for 10 hours, and perishable foods oversupplied while only staple goods urged. Cattle losses grow as repair of slaughterhouses continues, Alameda delivers 10000 sacks sugar.
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San Francisco
Grant School
Orient
Tracy
Cal
Oakland
Mennion
Isket
Bulla
Santa Fe Eficiis
China Basin
Ee Works
T O
Greeley
Winn
Growley
Ookwebroot
Pendleton Relief Subscriptions Reach About 6400 Dollars
Pendleton continues to rally for San Francisco victims with subscriptions totaling about 6400 dollars. The relief drive, not yet solicited further by the committee, aims to broaden support for those affected.
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Pendleton
San Francisco
Government irrigation contract signed for East Umatilla project
Echo April 26 reports a government contract allocating all charges to the Interior Secretary for the East Umatilla project. It states the agreement has been signed and forwarded for signature. Once approved, bids will be invited for construction of the government irrigation work by the Umatilla River Water Association members.
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Echo
Wecretary of the Interior
Umatilla
Secretary of the Interior
Yellow Kids and Roosters Prep For Sunday Game
Voluntary contributions were reported over two days including $60 from Umahellia Aribe Redmen and $0.51 from Little Harriet Johnson as the Athena Yellow Kids prepare for a game with the Walla Walla Roosters on Alta Street grounds at 3 PM next Sunday. Frank Knopp will play second base. Lawrence Lileuallen resigns from Adams. The O R and N will run an excursion for the event and George H Himes notes the Oregon Historical Society support. The Oregon Hinterlas society, led by Himes, preserves Northwest pioneer history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Harriet Johnson
San Francisco
Frank Knopp
Athena
Lawrence Lileuallen
Adams
Yellow
Walla Walla
George H. Himes
Oregon Historical Society
United Bw
Oregon Hinterlas
Pay Day on the Reservation for Umatilla Indians
On Tuesday work resumes for lease making with extra clerks to speed the process. Major Edwards expects a large sum for spring rents and says pay day is set for Monday for the allotters. No unauthorized whites may view the reservation that day. He cannot confirm amounts, but expects most business to finish within a week. He denies knowledge of cattle being moved across by Indians for payment.
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Edwards
Umatilla
Monty
Edawards
Swarde
Woman from Athena dies in San Francisco quake fright
Mise Fenrie Barrett, a resident of Athena, died in San Francisco during the April 14 earthquake shock. Her sister, Mrs. Hook, and daughter fled the house while Barrett remained in bed. on their return she was found dead from heart failure and fright. Barrett, about 30, had lived with her brother in Athena for years before moving to San Francisco.
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Umatilla County
San Francisco
Charles A. Barrett
Athena
Mise Fenrie Barrett
Misa Barrett
Mra
BE. H. Hook
Mra. Hook
Mies Barrett
Miss Barrett
Ban 4
Francisco
Elty
Banks Await Clearing House Relief Funds Move
San Francisco on April 26 reports national bankers organizing on Laguna Street while the mint clears funds for relief. Banks ready to resume, with $25,000,000 in bonds held by the Whernia Bank and 1000000 to aid Oakland refugees. deposits and transfers arranged for rapid access at the mint. Twenty four planing mills destroyed. two operating. insurance to restore production and a push to hold the National Educational Association convention dates in San Francisco.
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National Educational Association
San Francisco
Laguna Street
Lafayette Square
Magee Camp
Savings Bank
Whernla Bank
United States
Clearing House
Finance Relief Committee
Oakland
London
New York
Pinning Mill Association
Board of Public Works
California Promotion Committee
San Franco
Nathan C. Schuetter
National Educcation Association
Benjamin de Wheeler
The
State University
Piedmontville
University of California
Boundary dispute between Rowmilary Silt Teun and Smith Livestock
The Rowmilary Silt Teun and Smith Livestock Company sue William Grigeby to settle a boundary dispute between Grigeby’s homestead and the company land. Municipal Lighting Pays reports 25 completed street light installations over a weekend, with a projected 4000 services and monthly income. The new St Marys hospital in Astoria, costing 60000, will open April 29 with Archbishop Christio presiding, capacity 100 beds.
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7, &, Smith Livestock Company
William Grigeby
Spivttle Star
St. Mary’s Hospital
Astoria
Christio
Troops and Thieves Amid San Francisco Aftermath
Looting erupts in burned districts as refugees scour ash for valuables while soldiers stand accused of extortion at Fort Mason. General Greeley asks for twenty five hundred more troops to reinforce San Francisco defenses and protect displaced residents. A rescued girl from Santa Rosa survived four days amid hotel ruins.
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Sen Francisco
Pendie
Santa Rosa
Cal
Bourne Secures Republican Nomination for U S Senate
Jonathan Bourne leads Oregon Republican primary for United States senator with 12 676 votes to 12 149 for Duke. County returns from Harney and Malheur awaited but not expected to alter Bourne�s edge. Cake supporters were unable to overturn Bourne�s statewide lead as interior counties reported.
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Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Jonathan Bourne
Repubican
United States
Bourne
Duke
Harney
Malheur
Cake
Multnomah County
Interior
Gililam
Bourne faces possible defeat in June race
The county results show Bourne leading in some areas but losing heavily in others. Cake wins in Sherman and Crook counties, Grant County backs Bourne 188 to 15, while Harney and Malheur are uncertain. The city buzz suggests Anti-Bourne sentiment and Gearin as a potential challenger, with forecasts of a heated June campaign.
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Bourne
Cake
Sherman
Crook
Grant County
Harney
Mulheur
Coke
Pen- Maton
Jonathan Bourne
Portland
Gearin
Geartn
Bold team theft foiled near Walla Walla by sheriff
Two men, named Diamond and Crull, hired a team and buggy from D C Knowlton with intent to travel to Helix. They instead altered course and disposed of the buggy before riding into Walla Walla where Sheriff Taylor and authorities arrested them. Knowlton and Sheriff plan to return with the suspects for identification and confinement. Diamond is noted to have prior jail time.
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Helix
Insted
Walla Walla
Taylor
Liveryman
D. C
Mr. Knowlton
Sheriffs Office
Diamond
Delegates Travel to Pendleton Presbytery Meeting
A large group of delegates to the Pendleton presbytery gathering, to be held at Freewater today and tomorrow, departed from Pendleton this morning. Travelers from outside include Rev. W. S. Holt of Portland, Rev. J. Milligan, Rev. S. Wr. Mitchell of Prineville, Rev. C. J. Adams of Moro, and Sunday school missionary Rev. from Portland. Local attendees from the city include Rev. Wy. tL. Van Nuys, Rev. J. McCornelion, Rev. R. J. Diven, and Amos Pond Indian, among others.
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Pendleton
Freewater
Pointa
W. 8. Holt
Oregon
Portland
J. ¥. Milligan
Wr. Mitchell
Prineville
C.J. Adams
Moro
Will Raise No Lambs by Hendersons in Spring Drive
Will Raise No Lambs by A C Henderson Sons of Picot Rock run a dry herd this spring and will miss lambing. They own weth tre and dry ewes to be sheared soon. Barbers Lumber plans a townsite five miles east of Boise by the river, a mill town with 300 mill workers.
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A. C. Henderson & Sons
Picot Rock
Henderson
Barber Lumber Company
Boise
Polnt
City council acts on scales water plan and paving
West end residents press nuisance actions against two slaughter houses and noisy Ruby stables. Council refers jacks and tracks issue to health and police committees. Platform scales on Ann street approved. liquor licenses granted to five firms. Resolutions for Warren bitulithic paving of Main and Court streets passed unanimously with 12 day publication and two thirds remonstrance pending.
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Ann Street
Olney Cemetery
Main
Court Streets
West Webb
West Altu
Potlatch Lameberg Company
John Gagen
B. D. Smith
Fred Snyder
Baker & Sullivan
Brolnar & Crowner
Hinkle
Water Commission
Aiso
Carter
Court
Warren
Wallula Physician Arrested For Practicing Medicine
Walla Walla April 26. F. M. Cole Brave formerly hospital steward at the penitentiary was arrested yesterday at Wallula by Deputy Shortt Byrnes on a charge of practicing medicine without a license at that price. Colgrave is well known locally for his eccentric manners. He is described as a British enthusiast and a monacte la Chamberlain.
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Walla Walla
F. M. Cole Brave
Wallula
Shortt Byrnes
Colgrave
la Chamberlain
Athena sends flour carload to San Francisco sufferers
A carload of flour and other provino lone passed through the city today from Athena to the San Francisco sufferers. The carload was contrib uted by the people of Athena and cost about $450. It is being transported free over the O. R. & N. and Southern Pacific lines to San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Athena
Southern Pacific
Tweedy Buys Alu Street Lot Near Wheeler Wilery
T. J. Tweedy purchases from A. D. Augustavo for 5000 dollars a property on Alu street just east of Wheeler photograph wilery. The 100 foot frontage on Altm street extends 100 feet deep with a new frame building erected last summer. The site houses the Star Restaurant Pendleton Primary and Pendleton Cleaning Works.
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T. J. Tweedy
A. D. Augustavo
Alu Street
Wheeler
Wilery
Altm
Augustayvo
Star Restaurant
Pendleton Primary
Pendleton Cleaning Works
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Chingtown
Fort Mason
Thu Key
Banat
Government Wharf
Cros
Eeervatum
Wasrington
Secretary of War
Cil
Knowlton
West Alta
Haas
Henry B. Collier
Marshal Gurdane
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