Frisco Plans Rebuild Amid Relief Efforts
Frisco officials push rapid reconstruction in burned district as clerks and professionals seek debris work. Army rations and food tickets continue while rail lines offer free travel to destitute workers until May 10. Nine men buried alive in California quake confirmed in a letter to a Maine family.
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San Francisco
May
Franklin
Arnold W. Brunner
New York
Committee of Forty
Thomaston
Fred Peastee
California
Frank C. Peaslee
Aptos
Cal
San Franciso
Peaslee
Baseball Results in National and American Leagues
Baseball results from National and American Leagues show Brooklyn and Philadelphia, Chicago and Boston, New York and other teams with scores across multiple matchups. Standings include Chicago leading at 16 and Cincinnati 16 in the National, with American League results across New York, Cleveland, Detroit, and Boston. Eastern League notes touch Jersey City and Newark. Also mentions grand jury actions in Mutual Life case and various brief items from around the world.
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Brooklyn
New York
Whitse
Ferguson
Bowerman
Pastorius
Ritter
Raub
Weler
Sehlel
Chicago
Boston
Lavic
Philephia
Cincinnatis
Piisbure
Washington
Patten
Sudhomt
Hevion
Orth Kieino
Cleveland
Detroit
Donovan
Payne
Hess
Felon
Philadelphia
Wandell Schreck
Winter
Graham
Howell
Hickey
Owen
Plevie
Hart
Poita
Jersey” City
Buffalo
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal
Baltimore
Rochester
Neware
Jersey
Harri man’s record chase gains Chicago stop
President Harri man’s special train aimed to break the San Francisco to New York fastest-time record. Arriving in Chicago, the consist was transferred to the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern lines and the eastbound journey resumed with under an hour delay. Harrian said the quake in San Francisco was the strongest since the city’s founding, but rebuilding will follow safer construction standards to prevent future collapse.
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San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Harriman
San Prancisco
Lake Shore and Micligan Southern Railroad
Hale
Hutrimia
Stn Pranelace
Nebraska
Hare Want
Miley
North Platte
Grand Island
Harrian
Baltimore
Senate Adopts Rate Bill Amendment on Passes and Discrimination
The Senate endorsed a substitute amendment to the rate bill after debate on passes and discriminations in rail service. Provisions banned free or discounted transportation to non-official persons and imposed penalties up to 2000 dollars for carriers violating the rule. Washington notes include President Roosevelt's reception for Uncle Joe and international news from Paris and France elections affecting church state separation, Boni de Castel lune's reelection, and a tragic murder suicide in New York.
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Wellington
May
Senate
Foraker
South
Culberson
Waalan Tollows
United
Uncle Joe
Washington
Canon
Arlington Hotel
House of Representatives
Hoor
Roosevelt
Cannibalism and violence in animal behavior explored
The article surveys cannibalistic and violent impulses across animal species from wolves and dogs to cats rabbits and pike. It discusses infanticide jealousy and antipathy as drivers of aggression, notes climate effects on temperaments, and recounts brief news items from Guadaloupe to Belgrade including a new steamer record and political disturbances.
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Animal Kingdom
Zoological Garden
Iiass
New York Herald
Burglary murder shocks New York as intruder slain
In New York on May, a burglar shot and killed Spier during a desperate fight in his home. Police pursue leads on the attacker, aided by Standard Oil detectives. The crime scene shows crimson stains on the stair rail while a watchdog failed to bark, fueling questions about motive and escape.
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New York
May
Mary G. Waters
John K. Waters
Agatha
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oi
Nita Oelhart
Bos
E Foot
Bulldog
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frisco
Baseball
Mutual Life
May S
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Jerome
Andrew C. Plekis
Fields
Dover
England
Caxtro
J. Torres C
Venezuela
Fr Inis
France
Low
Cas
Eddy
Lexington
Kekersall
Tattersall
T. S. Temple of
Madisen
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Wellesley
Mass
William D. Denton
New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Lorenz H. Ribens
Ozone Park
Queensborough
John L. Casselberry
Dr. Casselberry
Casselberry
Rubens
Partgy
Dhurch
Boni
Paris
Boni de Castellune Ha
Anna
Des Coldwater
Midh
J. G. Parkhurst
Army of the Cumberland
United States
Belgium
Guadaloupe
French West Indies
G. Jarvis
Jean Consul
Poich
Santo Domingo
Sam
Servi
Belgrade
Servia
John Riddle
Peter
Alexandre
Draga
Tunkhannock
Orin_V. Love
Mehoopany
This County
Susquehanna River
Meshoogen
Newport
Providence
House
Alaska
Congress
Columbus
Standard OM Company
Ohio
Hille
Standard ‘Ol
Supreme Court of Ohio
Bay
Prin
Navy
Kenge
Georg Broome
Nort
Haltzel Furniture Co
Ily
Cdl
Arpet
Spiy Au Woot
Ingra
Goguine Savonnieres
Haltzel
Main and Dock Sts
China
Quicksand
Mans
Timothy Guertin
Uxbridge
Guertin
Piette
Mark Twain
Mark ‘Twain
Dublin
Nhl
Harter
Oweaters
Asw's
Goldsmith’s Bazaar
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Pa
Scranton
Browine
Bach
ACE Curtains
Nottinghams
Iirst Point
Brussels
Clunys
Marie Antoin
Patr
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