Shadow of Fire Menace Over San Francisco Remnant
Fire rages in coal bunkers north of the Ferry Building, raising fears it could engulf docks and the Golden Gate structure. Relief workers shot. six hundred forty four refugees arrive in Ogden. a vigilance committee forms in San Francisco with Dr Donnell McCulloch Gedge as chief.
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La Follette pushes valuation of railroad property plan
Washington April 23 Senator La Follette opening his rate bill speech urged full true valuation of all railroad property in the United States. He argued the commission should guard the public against discrimination and that expediency governed the bill’s framing.
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San Francisco Earthquake Deaths and Mine Disaster Report
A seismic tremor in Washington and San Francisco disasters dominate headlines. Reports detail cremations for Potrero district victims, refugee plans by major companies along the bay, and San Francisco’s projected rebuilding. In Trinidad Colorado, a coal mine explosion kills 22 with 17 escapees, while rescuers from nearby camps join the effort under Superintendent Robert O’Neil. The dead include Italians and Japanese workers, and coffins are ordered as rescue continues.
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Partial List Of Dead In San Francisco
A partial roll of casualties appears from San Francisco with numerous names and locations. Entries include Baker, Bunner, BINGE, BRODERICK, BUSALACCHI, CARR, CHESBRO, CROWDER, DAY, DRUMM, GETZ, GUELLMAN, HESLIP, HOSTEL, ISHIDOSAKIE, KNOWE, KORNFELD, KING, LACKAMANDA, LIND, MIYIKAI, MINZIE, MYRAKE, M CANN, M KENZIE, NOURMAN, PALADINE, ROSENFELD, STAGMAN, STINSON, SCHWINNET, AMELIA, THRAPY, VAIL, VASE, WEBSTER, WHEELAN, ANnie, and unnamed mother and child among others, with many addresses in San Francisco. An estimated 75 additional unidentified dead are noted, buried by relief workers.
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Supreme Court Advances Moyer Case Hearings
Washington April 23 The supreme court advanced the habeas corpus hearing of Moyer Haywood and Pettibone charged with complicity in the murder of former Governor Steunenberg naming the first Tuesday in October for their presentation.
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Small Oregon quakes cause little damage across towns
An earthquake shook Grant's Pass at 1 this morning and Glendale at 1 11, with no damage reported. In Los Banos the quake wrecked the town’s main business area, estimated damage about 150000 dollars. Iowa City church fire destroyed the Methodist building, with a 25000 dollar loss and 13000 dollar insurance. a new stone church valued at 50000 dollars is planned.
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Woodmen Order Gives $5 000 To San Francisco Relief Fund
Rock Island Illinois April 19 banks in the city act as depositories for relief funds to aid San Francisco. Subscriptions across several banks total over 86 162 05 with a grand total of 88 040 30. Modern Woodmen of America contributes 5 000 while a Rock Island family gives 1 000 anonymously. Local churches and unions pledge support and preparations for further solicitations continue.
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Relief aid free of duty for San Francisco earthquake goods
Republicans and Democrats debate duties on relief imports. A Tennessee representative proposed waiving duties on all gratuitous relief goods and on building materials imported for seismic reconstruction in California, pending treasury proof of actual use. The ongoing debate ties into broader appropriations and disaster response measures.
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Publishing executive shoots self in New York tragedy
New York on April 24, John Van Laun vice president of the G. W. Dillingham Publishing Company shot and killed himself. Authorities say he was driven by temporary insanity stemming from not hearing from his mother in San Francisco.
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NO COAL WORK STOPPED IN SHAMOKIN SHOPS
In Shamokin Pennsylvania April orders issued to Reading Railway machine shops to suspend mining and employ men for only two weeks a month. Many railroad workers consider leaving for the west. Ivins sentenced to hang June 22 after denial of a new trial for the murder of Mrs Bessie Hollister in Chicago.
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Details of Loss in San Francisco Earthquake and Fire
Summary of casualties and damage from the San Francisco disaster and related California shocks. Estimates show about 2,500 dead and as many as 15,000 injured with 300,000 homeless. Property losses approach 400 million dollars across roughly 10 square miles and 1,000 city blocks. Damage and casualties are listed for other California cities within the shaken zone.
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