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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1906

Page

3

Night of Flames Devastates City and Increases Refugee Flow

As night fell the blaze swept remaining districts near Market Street and south toward the bay, destroying wholesale houses and homes. Thousands became homeless and fled to Golden Gate Park and hills, while city shelters and parks filled with evacuees from both sides of the bay. Officials report many injured and dozens dead, with relief work mobilized and telegrams of sympathy arriving from around the world.

Grd Ant. Townsend Ste Ware Mechantes’ Pavilion

San Francisco Fire and Earthquake Devastation Across the City

At least 500 feared dead as martial law spreads under Roosevelt’s message. Fire and dynamite battles destroyed key districts including Montgomery Street, Market Street, and the Mission area. Water supply cut, hundreds aiding firemen. insurance firms face ruin while Redwood City suffers quake damage.

Roosevelt Level Aroma Redwood City Caronga

Tragic Explosion Buries Twenty Victims in Debris

A blast left twenty people buried under debris and incinerated with no chance to identify them. Lieut. Chan. C. Pulls of the Twenty fourth company of light artillery was fatally injured by a dynamite charge at 6th and Jessie.

Chan. C. Pulls Twenty Fourth Company of Light Artillery al 6Th Jessie

Salmon Packers Face Loss After San Francisco Disaster

The Alaska Packers Association reports nine Weaselas of 1 feet sent from San Francisco but docks suffered destruction of tinplate and thousands of holdover salmon cases. Brady says the pack may be 760000 cases short this year. Shipping will be forced to dock elsewhere, and dock facilities are being sought. Ella J Clark seeks divorce from Orville Clark alleging marriage for money and lack of support.

San Francisco Alaska Packers’ Association San Frecisco Philip J. Brady Oriental Pacific Coast Company Ford

Survivors Face Famine and Fire After San Francisco Disaster

Oakland April 1 In San Francisco the city lies in ruins with refugees lacking blankets and water. Thousands crowd Golden Gate Park and Black Point as dynamiting continues. Food is scarce and shelters are overwhelmed with 500 refugees using coats as blankets.

Fly Scripps News Agen Oakland Cal San Francisco Golden Gate Park Black Polot Water Company Maine Herkeley Bay Cities

Army supplies ordered to San Francisco coast units

Washington April 18 Gen Funston says all army supplies and facilities on the coast have been ordered sent to Genneton. Two hundred thousand rations ordered from Vancouver barracks and 200,000 more from Denver to San Francisco. Mare Island has enough food for two days and there is rebuilding work at the California and South Dakota. Admirals McCalla and Goodrich ordered to aid the city with available facilities.

Washington, D. C Genneton Funston Vancouver Barracks Prins Fa Navy California South Dakota San Francisco

Seattle Labor Council Plans Relief Fund for S F Sufferers

At a Seattle Central Labor Council meeting last night a sympathy message was sent to Mayor Schmitz and the people of San Francisco after their calamity. Organised labor pledges to relay needs and may collect $2 per member for a relief fund expected to raise thousands.

Central Council Seattle Central Labor Council

Local Man Held for Safe Keeping after Police Removal

Police Clerk Bryant and Humane Officer Clark found a man yesterday and took him to the county jail for safe keeping amid concerns he is insane.

Bryant Clark

Guggenheimer Sona Sends 50000 for Gen Funston Relief

New York April 19 Guggenheimer Sona the leading smelting company wired 50000 to an Oakland bank for credit to Gen Funston for use at the general's discretion to aid relief of sufferers.

New York Guggenheimer Sona Oakland Bank Gen. Funston

Man Alleges Press Slan der Plot In Waterfront Arrest

R. J. Riley jailed yesterday in the county lockup as insane though calm says newspapers publish slanders about him and claim a plot to chloroform him. He cites a John D. Mackefeller disguise and asserts the reporters used coded lines to manipulate his mind.

Art R. J. Riley Hilley John D. Mackefeller Riley

Distressed San Lace Seeks Help as Company Donates

A local relief effort reports dire homelessness in San Lace. The management has pledged one percent of its total assets to the relief funds, aimed at supporting the distressed community.

Sanlace Java Hu Hanan Company

Brief note on to close railroad ticket offices

A movement is afoot to close all railroad ticket offices at 6 80 in the afternoon. After doors are locked the agents and clerks must check the day's business and offices are often not practically closed until 7 or 8 o'clock.

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