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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
4
A special train departs Los Angeles for San Francisco carrying doctors nurses and police aid to aid San Francisco amid lack of recommendation. The forward party includes seven doctors and a nurse corps with support staff. they are due to arrive tomorrow.
A garbled Sacramento page from April 15 reports Governor Harden received promotions claiming he could improve hospital care and medicine. The fragment mentions requests for white coats and services to be expanded, urging specific medical professionals to join and assist.
In a National League clash the New York team defeated Brooklyn by a clear margin. The game featured standout performances and solid defense as New York maintained their advantage throughout, extending their advantage in the standings.
San Francisco earthquake relief actions expand as Bishop County and Los Angeles groups raise funds and organize volunteers. Reports describe aid convoys, hospital nurses, and supplies coordinated by the War Department with Gen Funston directing troop and shelter support to assist in rebuilding and sheltering affected residents.
Colorado leaders move to aid San Francisco after the earthquake and fire disaster. Governor Jease F Mc Donald appoints a relief committee to raise funds for sufferers with help from Chicago Federations of Labor and local officials. A relief plan seeks balanced distribution between California and Pacific coast communities.
A damaged account describes an appointed committee representing business interests taking charge of city matters in Cricken City. Officials announce an immediate council and transit plans, with chaotic street events and confusing timing noted, including references to clocks and a rambling sequence of actions during a disturbance.
A partial Roosevelt message from New York reports San Francisco earthquake distress and asks for possible assistance. RC. Cliney, Wertarn Calon Telegraph company president, and Moras IS. Jeseup, chamber of commerce president, seek exact situation details. Mayor Achmity replies San Francisco can cope for now and will request help if needed later.
The Department of Commerce directs further actions to assist the Fiji commission and insure support to the San Francesco case. Secretary Melcalt has ordered the light sense leader Madruno and the United States steam ship Albatross to secure zones and carry out necessary steps to allay the suffering.
In the Aonthorn Nevada gold mining district Coldfield subscribes as the first city to raise a relief fund for San Francisco sufferers. By yesterday $4300 was raised and a total of about $19,000 is anticipated tonight. Twice that amount is promised if needed. Wyaglington reports April 35. The Secretary of the Treasury authorized a $10,000 telegraph transfer from the New York sub-treasury to San Francisco for immediate payout on proper orders.
Madison April 13. Dr Vanhls of the University of Wisconsin, formerly with the USGS, long warned San Francisco is vulnerable to shocks. Chicago reports Professor Paul Goode cites a deep crust slip 7 miles beneath the surface as a likely cause, noting Sierra Madre growth as a possible factor in the quake.
A telegram from Pennsylvania Governor Pennsylvanian to Governor Pardoe of California directs aid for San Francisco after a disaster. The funding request notes a $26,000 bank advance. the American Red Cross plans an appeal. Harrisburg reports April 39.
New York reports rising effort to mobilize unemployed members to San Francisco amid city unrest. A telegram of sympathy to figures in Mallarnia prompts a proclamation order for aid or relief, with officials seeking help for the crisis.
Kansas City April report notes Beamsley issues proclamation during a convention amid efforts to arrange relief for San Francisco with care and attention. The item cites a meeting of Plug armies and an Omlent i Cun event referenced in the fragmented text.
A chaotic dispatch notes free transport for San Francisco relief, with Export Shipping Company intervening and pledges from Guegenheim's Sons to contribute $56,000. The plan aims to move supplies to the city, backed by municipal leaders and planners, as efforts mount to aid affected residents.
A garbled report from Rochester references a potential tidal or seismic event and mentions University insiders and observatories. The text implies a feared disaster or disturbance with uncertain details and dates, including mentions of Lake Chabot and a partial quote about seismic connections.
Detroit report notes April actions aiding imperial directors with 1st bid to Lake scans. Mont piloting as assist to tag Fru chron.
In a chipped report from Chicano dated April 8, a central meeting failed to advance a plan and the group faces continued suffering. The committee’s note directs a new drive toward relief and decisive steps.
A sweeping firestorm devastates Ban Frinetea and Songme counties, leaving 10,000 homeless and thousands displaced. Ute losses run high as main streets vanish beneath rubble and flames. few buildings survive. Rescue and relief efforts span Mendocino to the Pacific, with widespread damage across Healdsburg and surrounding communities.
The text describes small towns far south with notable property issues. It mentions José of la and property as shocking as earlier, indicating a local concern with land and value in distant settlements.
Detroit edges Chicago 3 to 2 on April 18 as Walsh errors and poor defense cost the visitors. Sturges, Warner, and Sullivan produced for Detroit with Walsh and Galant impactful on defense. American League opening day featured hits and fielding miscues shaping the pivots of the contest.
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