SINGERS IN THE QUAKE ARRIVE AT ALBANY STATION
Refugees from the San Francisco disaster travel to Albany with thirteen opera company members. Crowd at Grand Central Station greets them, robbers feared, animals in zoo roaring, and officials report fatalities among refugees. Notable names include Sembrich, Blanes, Tapp, Guerlitz, Journet, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ok Spril
Opera Company
San Francisco
Lime Bea Mornin
Urusa
Sembrich
Blanes
Tapp
Guerlitz
Sealer
Mise Mbott
Mike Alton
Journet
Yiars
Hossi
Crrapanars
Albany
Arid
Aml
Stengt
Seminpresaria
Grand Grattal
Married in Arlington City April ceremony noted
A wedding notice appears with names including Ler nk J. haries X and others amid a crowded 1901 San Francisco setting. The piece also recounts a fire flight experience, a sheltering night, and the arrival of performers like Signor Caruso, with updates on Mme Louisa Homer's condition at Wesley Hospital in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nor Fiuvst
Europe
Italy
Oakland
Signor Caruso
Roosevelt
West Town
Wesley Hospital
Mme
Louisa Homer
San Francisco
Death toll from San Francisco quake shrinks as list grows
Official War Department telegram based on a Pacific Division report cites about 277 bodies recovered with roughly 100 identified. General Greely says the San Francisco death roll will not be materially increased beyond these figures, noting 14 bodies recovered at Lombard Street and 6 elsewhere in the ruins, with many victims remaining unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of the Pacific
San Francisco
Lombard
Portsmouth
Pedlows
Hodwell
Pind
Rege Drown
William Back
Aja Butleo
Gerree A. Owen
Yra Ayo Dears
Eobere L. Wraderis Willham Carryarren
Furran
Man Peliechs
Pinaira Deluceht
Debrunmer
Weaslip
Erater
Hiestle
A. B. Hanson
Vehin Lapars
Konninn
Mr. Johnsen
Nusan
Victur Sidolna Kempsten
Rudolph J. Krouser
Kernfield
Krouth Gnaler
la Altreil Londale
Greely Camelidea
San Franciscn
Girl in ruins robbed on train to Chicago
A San Francisco woman, alleged to be Miss Lovn, was on a Denver Rio Grande bound for Chicago when she claimed a bandaged left hand and said she had lost a third finger and rings after the San Francisco quake. She described being unconscious on the St Francis Hotel lobby floor after the quake and was en route with Denver and Rio Grande lines to the midwest, claimed to have parents in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
Tay
Che Owhart
Naich
Motul
Vanek
Arion
Grean Kitchock
Alfred Herta
Cpa
Itm Mme
Lagmooth
Jmirnet
Bars
Colorado Springs
Coto
Paing
Denver
Roofs for Homeless Women Wear Khaki and Blouses
The San Francisco relief effort erects temporary housing in Golden Gate Park for about 40,000 homeless people. Volunteers distribute food and blankets while architects assess converting churches and schools into living spaces. Affected residents receive doorstep deliveries and transportation is provided with committee recommendations guiding aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Sharter Committee
Furnlé Transportation
Statement on post office damage and city recovery efforts
A letter notes the Committee on Post Office officials will telegraph damage extent to be funded in the pending appropriation. Action will cover other government buildings. The writer, seeking to aid the stricken city, believes disaster will retard progress but not destroy it and urges collective support to rebuild a more prosperous city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street
Committee On Post
San Francisco
Regal Shoe Company Aids San Francisco Infant Relief
J Bliss managing director of Regal Shoe Company Boston telegraphed 126 stores to organize San Francisco infant relief bureaus. Stores will forward prepared foods wearing apparel and other items to Pacific Coast for infants in quake struck cities. Bliss traveled in California and bought food nipples bottles and clothing, sending four freight cars to San Francisco. Donations accepted at Regal’s 1003 Pennsylvania Avenue store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bliss
Regal Shoe Company
Boston
Regal
United States
San Francisco
Bliss
California
Los Angeles
San’ Francisco
Bites
Monself
Ev Ding
Ty Goods
Ast
Regal Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Red Cross Receives $100000 Gift and 190000 Request
A Californ ia district appeal for $190000 was honored by the Red Cross yesterday as about $200000 was added to the fund. Adolphus Busch of St Louis sent $100000, with Chicago and Detroit pledges of $55000 and $35000 respectively. The total under management nears $500000 as funds are directed to San Benevine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
St. Louis
Charles Hallam Keep
Riggs Bank
Adolphus . Busch
William M. ‘Taft
Red Cross Society
Washington, D.C
Anheuser Bunch Brewing’ Association
San Benevine
Three men shot to death on burning San Francisco roof
Eyewitness accounts describe a brutal fire in San Francisco prompting soldiers to shoot three men on a collapsing roof near Windsor Terrace. Refugees recount fear in Union Square as chaos and death spread, with incidents of looting and reports of a police officer killed, and soldiers accused of reckless actions later defended as necessary by witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Sam Franciscan
Max Fast
Windsor Tintel
Fifth and Market
Mast
Tsu
Clif
Ufe
Union Square
Fler
AL Jefferson ‘Leuire
Milit
Cashnear
Speariish
S. Dak
Neyo
Shenegro
Relief fund swells near fifteen thousand dollars yesterday
A Washington California relief drive reports additions around 15 000 through diverse contributions and new committee members. Macfarland cites monthly payments as practical for smaller donors while Edson and Parker list numerous gifts from individuals and firms, including churches, lodges, and corporations, yielding totals near 15 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
California
General Tt Fief
Macfarland
Comraliies
W. C. Woodward
Yel Spencer
William F Hart
Justice Joseph McKenna
M. ‘Gallandet
B. Church
William Corcoran Hustla
Rev
B. H. McKim
Henry G. Davis
B.'Hege
Adams
E. Chandler
EL. W. Ire
Herbert’ Wadsworth Corcoran Thom
B. M. Newbold
Richard Kingsman
Charles P., Neill
William Tindall
J,.z
Devine
H. Thomas
Fairfax, Harrison
W. FF. Swartzeil
Commssioner
Cound Af
Waalington Pale
Ho. E. Cock
Scitente
Edson
John Joy Edson
Drury Company
Anderson
Spiess Company
H. G
Coburn
BE. Merrick
J. di Glar’ Crove
Gray Co
Blackburn
Price& Co
Kickmad Company
Bear W
Duckett
Heilmusier Veo Roller
Greenapple
Waller
M. C
Weavers
Thepin
Beall
Charles Kettler
Redman
Si John Jayvis
Os -Uhi
Fettler
Cryce & Jordan
Charles G. Plager
Instan Datry Company
Totah
Sore
President Gompers Urges Unions to Aid Sufferers
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor appealed to all organized labor in America to donate one day’s wages for earthquake and fire victims in California. The Plate printers reportedly contributed $500, and funds were telegraphed to Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco. The executive council urged unions to forward the day’s pay to the federation headquarters for distribution to California locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
American Federation Jet
United States
California
Schmitz
San Francisco
America
American Fedetion of Labor
Organized Labor of America
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
Northwest
Washington,d
Bureau of Chemistry orders hold on all damaged goods after quake and fire
The Bureau of Chemistry led by Mr Gould from Berkeley ordered that all items held for decision or failure to meet the pure food regulations be kept. They stated they will not re establish damaged products due to the sapthiquake and fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Fasey
Hamsters’ Union
Oscar D.cooper
Tils City
Tve
Gould
Berkeley
Damage in San Mateo Prompts Home Rebuild
Report outlines damage across San Mateo area with summer homes and city districts affected. Residents in St Patrick's Seminary and surrounding areas plan to rebuild as San Jose and Belmont industries assess impact on local houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Herta i
Damaire
Sim Carlos
Belmont
Jase
St. . Patrick's
Aithy San Jones
Tian
Country Homes Seminary
San Francisco Resident Heads Fund Amid Sympathy Letters
A San Francisco resident, noted as the largest individual contributor, sent a $20 check to The Post to be used for rain relief. The article lists various small donations and readers' sympathy letters received at the office, totaling about $3,971.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endterone
California
San Francisco
Washington
H. x. Restrain
Panics and Paralyzed Funds Across Coast
The subtreasury transfers and Secretary Shaw plan deposits in San Francisco. Authorities warn of a San Francisco disaster could shock the East, while the West faces effects on capital, industry, and property in Oakland and Seattle amid rising fears for remittances and financial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
San Francisco
New York
Pritiert
Badia Wey
Oakland
Seattle
Alcatraz Escape Tale Arouses Island Awe
Fragmentary account describes curious events near Alcatraz with escape rumors and shocked islanders. Scientists ponder unknown phenomenon as shattered wharves spurred speculation and cautious warnings spread among residents.
Greely requests more regular troops for devastated district
A War Department report from San Francisco urges 2,200 additional regulars to reach 5,000 officers and troops in the war torn district. In Roosevelt’s absence, no action has been taken. Greely offers to oversee policy and movement of forces while Gen Funston handles administration and relic distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greely
War ‘Department
San
United States
Roosevelt
Taft
Kell
Aince
Schimita
Francisco
War Department
Ed Lay
Germ Funaton
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Signor Rossi
Dippel
Ua Paesda Judson Ddy' Sims
Daenstl
Ler
Nk J
Haries X
Adeisun
Uhostaard
Mythee Spurbi
Pril
Jolant
Arlington
Stothers
Weasers
Robert Wollel
Mr. Hertz
S Speare
F Street
N. W
Erate
NORTH
S. H. Hines
F St
Gen. Greely
Qlaj
A.W. Greely
Laute Trneh
Eugene Marone
MF McCann
Mobert McCarthy
Cornelius McCarthy
McWonali
Los Angeles Times
Ite
San Fran
Iruit
Kahn
van. Ness
Fort Mason
Kaha
Adolphis Busch
Chicago
Detroit
Kegt
Agnews
Willig Ames
Salt Lake
Gaysi
Straits
Mr. Parker
Parker
California Fund
Tet McFarlan
Metropolitan
FresbyleriansOharch
S & Dennes
Dulin, & Martin
George T
Keen
Norris Pebby ‘Company
AL. Pratt &Bons
Louie Berlingr
M Gallaudet
Epbphathe Sun
Tedegh'l
Welter
Laser
Ore
James P. Tolman
Carl 8
Weller
William Waller
Edw
C. ‘Leech
Ata Sr
B. Gates
Davidson’ & Davidson
Grege
Mra
Charles
Asid
Asid “Thin Bissea
Héniamin Mf.Rawlings
Mrs. Githerine G. Rucem
Baker, Sheehy & Hogan
Rebecca Ballinger
Caleb’ Miller
Contay
Thomas W. Sidwell
Mortis ‘Thorne
James Rolerie
Theodore Troy
Euw. Mathews
Hi People's Corgragational Church
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Order
Dan
Moors
Frantz W. Hackett
Hogo @ McDowell Company
Chesapeake
Potomia Telephone Company
Willard Tidtel Company
W. By “Mosca & Son Ployea
W. B. Doses’ & Sons
Lamble
George “W. Knox Express Company
Jk. LoeGier
Droop & Sons ‘Company
Harry Bellhausen
Emilia Pygelhausen
Max Cohen
Metropolitan Rap Church
H. O. Perflos
First Baptist” Ghurah
Henry W. Samson
Justice Xt Kenn
James Mc. Hope
Pension Ouce
Dey Dy & Lamb
John Joy Bilson
Phfilipshora Company
George D. Horning
John. C. Wilson
Pathiafaen
Herbert F. Mitchel
AI Saints
Chevy Chase
W. Av. McVarland
N. W. “Sabon
HH. Hodgeson
Alike Gavor
C. H
Davis
Butzanette
Richard Kinganan
Gherlea M. Havell
G. Staplés
Mary Spencer
George
Koter
Damon
M. Green
Leavitt
Robert Ordis
F. Garmler
Charles W. Clagets
Percival “Xt. Brown
Tolbert Lanston
Thomas Walker
HLF, Brooks Company
Antex Hellmaster
Bernstein
Fal’ Lae
Merit
Frank Tarillamt
B. Keverstain
William J. Fiather
Henry’ H.flather
Alles
Grace Reformed Church
Seaton Peery
R. C. Johnson
Kong
Chemical ‘Bureau
Wiley’ Heara
Bidicisco
San Mateo
Post Fund
Goast
Alcatraz
Hood
Medicins
Massachusetts Avenue
OLD Colony CO
Curios
H St. NW
W. B. ‘Moses. & Sons
F St. Cor
Ocea
Kaleer
Wilhelm
Ifr
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Caropia
Sarius
Minnetonka
Francis A. Ruggles
Mabel Pere
Kiser James F. Dian
Anote S. Williema
Ferrelt
Frederickaburs
Mas Schwanda
Blanche Pustaw
Howard Shockey
Hessle D. Halley
Winchester
Francis E. Reed
Richmond
Charles W. Brula
Alexandria
Anna Bussard
Herbert J. Callender
Florence Blake
Charles H. Simms
Alicea A. French
Walers
Early
Grace
V. Rémunis Perula Jonson
Marc Cash
Harry Waters
Maxgle
Mark D. Lucas
Phrenclla ¥. Thoraton
Thome
Lewis
Sisie Thomas
Charles Carter
Elizabeth Leles
Health Office Record
William Dnseph Butler
Cu St.ee
He Stevens
Nichols Ave
Hillsdale
Wa Barats
Birrden’s
Virginia E
Margaret YeKye
TE Sear
Gesrae Coker
Rose L. Mitchell
C. Hichard Haines
Diymer
Alley
Charles C
Gerkard
Mary EB. Hood
St. Aw
Louise Purdy
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