Convention Opening Session Draws Large Attendance
The Thursday morning session of the 16th convention filled the Baptist church auditorium with overflow crowds. Rev. G L Wwin led spiritual uplifting, with talks on duty to win souls and personal effort. Miss Phebe A Curtis spoke on essentials often overlooked. Mrs. N R C Morrow could not attend. Committees were named for reports, and 296 delegates had registered by noon Wednesday, the largest in association history.
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Baptist Church
G. L. Wwin
Grafton
Jesus Christ
C. P. Wheat
Graham
Phebe A. Curtis
Ohio State Home Department
N. R. C.orrow
Warry E. Porter
A.J. Altman
J. Foster
Will H Coloig
Meron Hubbard
Charles Trump
H. de" "Clark
E. A. Witter
T. Si Wade
A Anditing—Iarry
D. Boughner
Dr. Dark
Association
Nagnes
Destructive San Francisco Earthquake Devastates City
Reports describe widespread ruin in San Francisco and surrounding areas after a major quake. Thousands homeless, with estimates of up to five hundred dead. Berkeley and Stanford report heavy damage but low fatalities. Relief stations opened in Oakland as emergency tents arrive for immediate aid.
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Adeas
Francisco
San Jos
Stanford University
Berkeley
Saline
Oakland
Cal
Rosa
Notat.ing
Parrill Stanley Wedding Celebrated at Golf Chapel
The marriage of Mr. John Parrill and Miss Grace Stanley was solemnized at Golf Chapel at 8:30 Tuesday night in the presence of relatives and friends. Dr. S. K. Arbuthnot officiated, and the ceremony took place at the Parrill home with a reception following. An etched reception included a toast and remarks by family members. The article also mentions a sale of a remedy by Sayre Remedy Co, with Tokalo noted in connection to the event.
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John Parrill
Grace Stanley
Golf Chapel
Arbuthnot Offichtting
Urish Parriff
Destruction Report Breads Across Cities After Quake
A devastating earthquake leaves 10 000 homeless and widespread ruin from Hei rville to Ukiah with many districts destroyed by fire. Reports reach as far as Mendocino and Lake counties. Treasury cites telegraphic transfer for relief funds and Wells Fargo to ship supplies to San Francisco. General Fulton notes scarce food and extensive destruction of homes and buildings.
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Heirville
Cleverdale
Hopeland
York
Wells-Fargo Express Company
San Francisco
Qlon
D. C3
Death Toll From San Francisco Disaster Surges
Chicago authorities estimate thousands of deaths after the San Francisco disaster as officials warn of extensive property losses. Federal authorities and railroad officials report worsening casualties and a growing death list as emergency efforts continue.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Males West
Pacific Coast
Earthquake Ravages City With Widespread Damage Reported
A strong aftershock wave hits New York with extensive destruction. The message from Frisco relayed by Union Telegraph notes a succession of shocks, winds, and fires, including damage to multiple buildings and the California Bank.
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New York
Frisco
Union Telegraph Company
Third
Market Streets
California Bank
Congress Aids Stricken City With Tents and Vessels
The House of Representatives adjourned to address the disaster relief, authorizing funds and supplies. The Navy will cooperate by providing vessels and other needed aid to the homeless and destitute.
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Congress
Washington, D.C
House OF Representatives
Francis
NAVY
Palace Hotel Destroyed by Fire in San Francisco
A furious blaze raged through the Palace Hotel and surrounding areas from Market Street to the water, with flames advancing along North Market Street and Sansome Street toward the waterfront. Firemen battled the inferno as structures on Eight to the water front suffered extensive damage.
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New York
Westenn Union
Francisco
Palace
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Pacific
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Toda Fountelor
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