Money Pours in for Relief of San Francisco
In a rush yesterday morning Washington citizens raised 10900 at a mass meeting in the New Willard Hotel to aid San Francisco fire survivors. The money was telegraphed via the District of Columbia Red Cross, with plans for a citywide canvass and a large support network including banks, churches, and business groups.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Scrofula Relief
The ad notes scrofula affects few, develops slowly, and can lead to dyspepsia and glandular swelling. It urges assurance of being free from it and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla can rid it permanently. Promotes Hood's in liquid or tablet form, 100 doses for $1.
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Vast Gifts of Money to San Francisco Relief Effort
A flood of philanthropy pours into the San Francisco relief drive as Andrew Carnegie and Standard Oil each give $100,000, William K. Vanderbilt and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. donate $25,000 apiece, and a mysterious donor adds $25,000. The total relief fund nears $442,220 with more expected as banks and governments pledge further aid nationwide.
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Chamber of Ecommerce Today
San Francisco
Wison
Andrew Carnegia
Standard Oil Company
William K. Vaderbilt
Kuhn, Loeb
McClellan
Friend of Humanity
Albany
Senate
Hamburg
Hamburg American Steamship Company
Roosevelt
Chicago
Tofay
Canada
Ottawa
Dominion
Boston
Massachusetts
Guy. Guild
State House of Representatives
Philadelphia
Pardee
Drexel & Co
Pittsburg
Pritebure
Henry Clay J Frick
Taft tells Senators more money needed for Pacific Coast relief
Taft testified before the Senate Interoceanic Canals Committee that the government has already contracted for 1.5 million dollars in stores and expenses for the Calif ornia disaster relief and urged immediate additional appropriation. He noted a message from the War Department requesting further funds and pledged to send the estimate to the House.
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Pacific Coast
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Tawhéy
Appropriations Committee
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Taft
California
Fraternal orders unite for San Francisco relief fund
Fraternal groups including Mystic Shriners Modern Woodmen Knights of Columbus Royal Arcanum Elks and Eagles mobilize Relief efforts for California earthquake victims. Substantial commitments cited funds and per capita levies totaling about 100000 in all. Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco and other cities cited as action centers.
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Chicago
Oriental Consistory
Shriners
Los Angeles
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Masonic Order
Lincoln
Nebr
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Woodmen of America
San Francisco
New Haven
Conn
Edward L. Hearn
Knights of Columbus
George W. Connolly
Rome
Wiggins
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California
Louisville
Robert W. Brown
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Dubuque
Towa
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Robert M.minahan
National Board of Trustees
Fraternal Order of Eagles
National Society At
Kansas City
United States
Canada
Calfornia
Army Supplies Pour Into Suffering City in Great Relief Effort
Army mobilizes vast aid to the stricken city with 16,000 tents 95,000 mattresses and 22,000 blankets arriving from major depots. 400,000 rations ship from Vancouver Barracks and additional rations reach San Francisco as Maj. Duval reports on hand supplies. Newbery coordinates naval support while three camps prepare to house up to 260,000 refugees as sanitation and registration pose urgent challenges.
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Francisco
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Mare Island
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Monterey
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Presidio
Portland
Funston
Galden Gate Park
Laguna de la Merced
Newberry
Princeton
Boston
San Pedro
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Fund Grows Steadily From Earthquake Relief Offerings
The Washington Post reports widespread support for the San Francisco earthquake relief fund. Readers from varied backgrounds donate, with a letter from Syrian residents in the capital accompanied by $100. Last night’s total received reached $81. Contributions list numerous private donors and firms, indicating broad civic response amid the disaster.
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Weather conditions and temperatures across regions
Unsettled weather prevails in the eastern half of the country and the West Gulf States with local showers. In the West, fair conditions and higher temperatures are reported, especially in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Western Montana. Thunderstorm potential is noted for the Great Lakes region Saturday into Sunday, with no major precipitation elsewhere. Temperature changes are not marked.
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