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30 Apr 1906
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Rock Island Argus in Rock Island, Illinois
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Newspaper
Rock Island Argus
Location
Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1906
Page
1
San Francisco Relief Urges Rapid Aid and Bond Plans
Des Moines reports Mayor Schmitz urging rapid donations of funds clothing and provisions for San Francisco sufferers. Honolulu notes Red Cross funds sent and a Pacific yacht race to San Francisco. experts discuss financing the city with U S government insured bonds to aid reconstruction after earthquakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Schmitz
San Francisco
Co. A. Devol
United States Army
Presidio
TWO MORE FIRSTS WON BY AMERICANS
Athens April 30 Paul Pilgrim of the New York Athletic club won the final 400 meter race in 53 15 seconds and J D Lightbody of Chicago university took first in the 1500 meter in 4 minutes 12 seconds Eruption in Iceland Edinburgh April 30 steamers report Mount Hecla eruption not serious Manila April 20 Moros on Samar encounter with Pulajanes killed 20 of the latter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Paul Pilgrim
New York Athletic Club
J. D. Lightbody
Chicago University
Iceland
Edinburgh
Leith
Mount
Hecla
Samar
Manila
More Arrests Of French Agitators
April 20. Police arrest M. Griffnelhe secretary general of the Confederation of Labor and organizer of May day demonstrations M Bibert a newspaper man and Major Fouillant a Bonapartist. Count Durant D Beauregard taken at Nice. Arrests also at other places. Charged with complicity in rebellion and intrigue with anarchists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Griffnelhe
Confederation of Labor
M. Bibert
Major Fouillant
Count Durant D'Beauregard
Nice
Goll Found Guilty on 19 of 34 Counts
Gol a former assistant chief of the First National bank of Milwaukee was found guilty by a U S district court jury on 19 counts. The misapplications totaled about 250000 with false entries and embezzlement cited. Telegram-related counts were dismissed. He was remanded to the U S marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Gol
First National Bank
United States District Court
Goll
Cracksmens safe raids hit Rapatee and De Long
Two Knox county towns Rapatee and De Long suffered safeblowing raids over consecutive nights. In Rapatee a safe was blown open. in De Long the post office safe was raided and $100 in government money stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapatee
de Long
Galesburg
Knox County
NON E A CONVENTION NOW Educators Abandon Meeting Plans
The National Educational Association executive committee canceled the San Francisco session set for July and announced no meeting will occur until next year with date and place to be decided later. Henry C. Rouse, chairman of the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway board, died in Cleveland at 56 from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Chicago
National Educational Association
San Francisco
K. T
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry C. Rouse
The
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
House
United States
Horace Porter
France
John Paul Jones
Bic
Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Association
Randel
Louisiana
Association
Davidson
Wisconsin
House Committee On Railways and Canals
Jones
Maynard
Virginia
Small
North Carolina
Dowie Gains as Pardee Thanks Rock Island for Aid
In Chicago on April 30 Dowie, exhausted but claiming renewed control of his Zion institution, addressed two meetings while Voliva led a large open air gathering. Dowie’s wife and son accompanied him, marking a notable family moment amid tension with Voliva. Governor Pardee acknowledged Rock Island’s generosity for California’s earthquake relief, with further dispatches detailing ongoing needs and relief challenges in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Alexander Dowle
Christian Catholic Church of Zion
Dowie
Tabernacle
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
George C. Pardee
California
Rock Island
San Francisco
Argus
Golden Gate
Commonwealth
Oakland
Rock Island Banks Receive Relief Subscriptions for San Francisco Sufferers
Rock Island three banks accept subscriptions for San Francisco relief. The Rock Island National Peoples National and State Bank posted donations totaling 88 67 percent with new amounts added since drafts to Governor Pardee. The Barber Union added 25 to a direct grant, lifting the union’s total contribution to relief funds. A Y M C A mass meeting followed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
San Francisco
Rock Island National
Peoples Ional
State Bank
Sat- 3
Argus
Pardee
Follo
Barbers’ Union
Barbers’ Union of San Francisco
Across Isthmus Panama Rail Route In Seven Days
A Panama isthmus correspondent recalls walking the rail line from the Atlantic to the Pacific in seven days. He notes Paraiso Miraflores Corozal as stops, describes canal zone sanitation, the Miraflores insane department, and a disputed Corozal hotel site with abandoned piers and drainage issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr Tal
ARGUS
Panama
Atlantic
Pacific
States
Ocean
Dreamland
Jamaica
Canal
Culebra
Balboa
Paraiso
Miraflores
Corozal
Paradise
Sanitary Inspection Department
Canal Zone
Stevens
Gorgas
Hearst Seeks Extra 2.5 Million for California Aid
In Cleveland and Washington a flurry of relief requests and funding actions unfold. Hearst urges Congress to provide 2.5 million for California after the earthquake, while San Francisco relief drives push donations through Royal Neighbors and Rock Island lines. Additional items note navy and post service needs at Mare Island and a push for a 50 million annual river and harbor bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito
Prince
Washington
Navy Department
Mare Island
San Francisco
Senate
National Society of Sons of the American Revolution Opens 17th Congress
Boston opens the 17th annual congress of the National Society of Sons of the American Revolution with strong national representation. The conference runs from April 30 through tomorrow with all sections of the country well represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Revolution
Boston
Mass
National Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Mitchell Headline Signals Miner Strike Tension
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania dates unknown, miners elect delegates to Scranton convention to decide on striking amid union recognition demands. Mines report more workers and potential resumption after the miners convention, with several coal firms warning wage and condition terms May 1. In Carmel Pennsylvania two clashes leave a miner fatally wounded as strikers clash with state troopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesharre
Scranton
Mitchell
Carmel
Smith
Secretary Bonaparte Ill Reported at Home in Baltimore
Washington reports on April 20 say Secretary Bonaparte, then at home in Baltimore, is believed ill and possibly threatened with pneumonia. By April 30, Bonaparte is confined to his Baltimore residence with acute indigestion, doctors say not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Washington
D. C
Bonaparte
Baltmore
Baltimore
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Commodore MacFarlane
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Victoria, British Columbia
Red Cross
Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
James D. Phelan
Reid Cross Committee
Congress
Pilgrim
Bigelow's Bank
Zion
Voliva
Tabernacle Saturda
Sacramento
Fal
Isla
George
Parde Arcus
Vernor
Edward Devine
National Red Cross
National Bank
Inland Nut Bank
State Bank of
Rock
Sime
Isthmus
Pacific Side
Woodworth Clum
Sanitary Department
Colon
Hearst
Longshoremens’ Union
Polly
International Association Committee
Henry Hansa
E. B. McKown
HH. B. Hayden
Society of Royal Neighbors
Woodmen of America
Argus Today
M. W
Ecard
R. I
Myrtle E. Dade
C. W. Hawes
F. C. van Galder
Hearst of
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Biz Coal Companies
Seran- Ton
Clearfield
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Buffalo & Susquehanna
Falls Creek Coal Companies
Rus
Bonaparte III
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