Disaster era clears class lines in San Francisco rubble
In the wake of the earthquake and fires a city of stark levelling emerges. Wealthy heirs and paupers mingle on the sidewalks as social distinctions vanish. homes are lost, but human courage and neighborly aid rise. Incidents include a Spreckels heir born on the sidewalk, a bakery repurposed, and officials operating from unlikely rooms.
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San Francisco
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Richard Barry
van Ness Avenue
Golden Gate
California
Fillmore Street
Pacific Coast
Arizona
Doon
Mike” de Young
Reut
Phelan
de Young
Garin ‘Nabb
Abe Reuf
San Frantisco
America
Raphael
Stanford
Berkeley
Vassar
Bryn Mawr
Spreckels
Pacific Avenue
Rudolf Spreckels
Sugar Trust
Chance
Mrs. Kane
John McLean
Steward Manville
Kane
McLean
Herman Oelrichs
New York
Crossley
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Montgomery Street
Louisiana by Mary Devereux Chapter XIII excerpt
A dramatic passage follows Lafitte planning escapes from the island with Lazalie and the enslaved, arranging stores for removal to the Black Petrel, and confronting Lazalie’s passion as she pleads for a claim Lafitte will not grant. The narrative shifts to Lopes’s return and Lazalie’s cold endurance at the Ursuline convent as Lafitte sails for Barataria and promises future aid through Philip La Roche.
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Lafitte
Laro
Lazaile
Ma'am Brigida
Miter
Ezrah
Exrah
Louisiana
Lazalie
Jessamine
Jean
Jean Lafitte
Lacalie
Ma'am Brixida
Eerah
Guzser
Senorita Laralie
Tome
Orleans
Lopes
Ebenah
Lastre
Brigida
Kol
Senorita Lazalie
Satan
Lena
Lash
Ieland
Offet
Stanes
Barataria
Lazalle
Ursuline
Place d'Armes
Barra de Hierro
LaStte
Laralie
Cever
Philip la Roche
Jed
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