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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1906

Page

3

San Francisco Crisis: Pardee backs Guard withdrawal stance

April 24 San Francisco dispatch outlines Gov. Pardee defending the National Guard amid Mayor Schmitz and Greely disputes. The governor supports the guards and dismisses charges, while Schmitz pushes for troop withdrawal to prevent clashes. Roosevelt relief fund handling praised. military to oversee sanitation and relief distribution. talks on electric streetcars and a possible special legislative session continue.

San Francisco Gov. Pardee Greely Schmitz Devine The Red Cross Citizens’ Committee Pardee National Guard Spain United States Army Themeyer

Licensed to Marry Multiple Couples in Early 1900s Virginia Notices

A fragmentary 1908 obituary and wedding notice list shows numerous marriages and related events. Names include Herbert Fugitt Frances G. Macrar Juha J. Jamiun of Roanoke Va and Nellie Fwal of Senitavide Va. others like William Whitt Annie Slavens, Thomas Churen Wis e, and Madeline Karliman appear with brief details. Funeral notices reference Rev. Osborne Ingle and Rev Ernest Smith, with services in Linwood Place and St Johns Church Forest Glen.

Herbert Fugitt Frances G. Macrar Herzog Frederiha M. Kimnold Juha J. Jamiun Roanoke Nellie Fwal Senitavide I Mile Barham Tilliefinch Janes Hitt Gulu Langon Ada F. Randall Winiany WH. Schwelenberg Harriet A. A William Y. Whitt Annie B. Slavens Toth Monerey, Va Neralief Reinhold de Ake Joyy Edward F Husbxind Ant Joy Vureral Linwood Place Sibley Hospital Alme Frovenes Euneral Geier Sens Eset Seventh Street West Mass St. John's Church Forest Glen Mary Kavpvman TMI Madeline Karliman Conrad Keutimaen Xervlees Church of the Reformation Second Street Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast Flarry L. Tobey Conanxl Baltimore Wilson Wp. m George R. Wilson Charity Inch Wilson

Health Office Record of Insane Patients and Ages

Fragmented list records patients at government hospitals and asylums. Names include Margaret Johnson Anne Aller Josephine Morse Jane Sweeney William Staples Acrlum Horp and others with ages from 10 days to 85 years. Locations include Twinlag City Elizabeth Coxon and 1362 5th St. WS. Dates noted April 26.4 and related entries reflect facility care and patient status.

Martha d Anderso Para Powis Elizabeth A. Coxon Wears Margaret Johnson Anne Aller Vents Moori Twinlag City A. Moore 5Th St Josephine A. Morse Ukeaty Vpar Nies Pov Waeh Asylum Hom Fpaert J. Richardson Bumuewareer James Stevens Jane Sweeney Willam J. Staples T Sr Toger Wash Acrlum Horp Sealah Wood Gost Mosp Teeané Weed St. Aw Neliie M. Gran Bisant Mt Milage Mart Bearson Phelps Sih Hamittoy St. Bright

Undertakers of Washington State and Nearby Areas

A garbled 19th or early 20th century directory snippet lists undertakers and embalmers in Washington with multiple firms and contact details. Names include W.R. Speare, George P. Zurhorst, Harvey's Sons, Hines, and Gulde. Services advertised include funerals at moderate prices, cremation, and various casket and hearse packages, with addresses on F Street NW and East Capitol Street.

W.R. Speare F Street N. W William Ler Penneylvania George P. Zurhorst Capitol St R. F. Harvey’s Sons ST. NW Birlety- Stat Lnsa Nerin NORTH S. H. Hines Dertaker St. Aw Eny

California Red Cross Relief Efforts Accelerate After Earthquake

Sufferers have enough as districts receive supplies. Dr Devine San Francisco Red Cross agent confirms needs are being met. A message to Mague in Washington reports 387 ears in San Francisco, 40 loaded cars in Oakland, and 150 express cars en route west of Omaha. Police say no more perishable food is needed. Relief work improves. $250,000 in new donations plus $100,000 existing funds push total toward $1,000,000 for San Francisco.

Jamey D. Pheland Roosevelt Pardee Gén. Funston Guggenheim Finance Committee Baker Oakland Gresly Th. Devine Red Cross Society Greely Funston George Torney City Board of Health Torney James W. “d California Devine San Francisco The Red Cross Magee Washington Southern Pacific Omaha San Fryncisco Berkeley New York

Earthquake Relief Money and Building Plans In California

The House Public Buildings and Grounds Committee estimates up to 400000 dollars will fund restoration of California public buildings after the earthquake. The San Francisco subtreasury was destroyed. the mint will hold temporary quarters, with a new customhouse planned as permanent home. The San Francisco federal building may require 90000 dollars to restore, while Santa Rosa lacks a post office building and may gain one under the current bill. Reports on San Francisco damage will prompt a special relief appropriation. Bogus collectors warning issued for San Francisco relief funds. Secretary Bonaparte donates 100 dollars to Red Cross relief. Navy vessel Arkansas crew send 9 dollars to aid San Francisco sufferers.

Bartholdt House Committee On Public Buildings California San Francisco Ing Mint Customhouse Federal Sante Rosa San Francisco Relief Fund

Troop Reinforcement Ordered for San Francisco Crisis

Gen Greely's repeated appeals prompted the War Department to dispatch 2,500 additional troops including Eleventh Infantry from Fort Abraham, Sheridan troops, and detachments from Des Moines to San Francisco. After cross examination and delays, Oliver, assistant secretary, assured Greely of full support. The report lists new hospital deaths and ongoing investigations into injuries, with a goal of a full 38th casualty report.

Greely War Department San Francisco Eleventh Infantry Fort BD A. Russell Twenty-seventh Infantry Fort Sheridan Fort ‘Snelling First Cavalry Fort, Clark Fort Gam Houston Eleventh Cavalry Fort Des Moines Iowa Funston Department Gen. Greely Oliver Fback Catherine Brown James Paris John Bers John Bers (Or Day), J. Rankin Harry Chesebro Ag Sing Ani Evama Kiltner Eredy Herman Meyer William Vail W. Myrke Avanese George Walker Marc Paris Young

Honeymooners Perish In San Francisco Earthquake Crash

Washington couple Mr and Mrs J J Odewald reached San Francisco for a honeymoon just as the quake struck. They sent a brief message saying they were safe. Their friends recount the tragedy as they were swept away in the disaster and charity wardrobes from Washington are promised for those affected.

Washington San Francisco J. J. Odewald Hymen Golden Gate Pacific Coast Appavel Washiington

Roosevelt Aims $800000 Navy Yard Laborer Funding

Senate report from the Naval Affairs Committee favors an $800000 appropriation to hire additional laborers and mechanics at the San Francisco Navy Yard. The sum is to be immediately available and reported with a unanimous vote. Also noted is a Mercantile Club card party hosted by the Washington Hebrew Congregation ladies auxiliary to support the California relief fund.

Adi Roosevelt San Francisco Navy Yard Senate Committee On Naval Affairs Mercantile Club Washington Hebrew Congregation California Relief Fund

Washington Post Relief Fund Receives 3566 From Donors

The Washington Post relief drive for quake victims in San Francisco raised 3566 yesterday with donations from various subscribers. P T Moran sent a 25 dollar check, Oliver Melitheony gave 20, and the list includes John Fortar Lawrence 30, Margarén and Kathie 6, and others contributing amounts ranging from 5 to 30 dollars. The fund continues with weekly contributions and ongoing subscriber support.

Washington Post San Francisco P.T. Moran Oliver Melitheony California Post Fund John Fortar Lawrence Margarén Kathie Vandegrift Moran Ran Tyler Tyler Scienceivers

Maccabees Call for Aid After San Francisco Disaster

District Commander D. W. Gall appeals to Maccabees members to aid homeless brothers following the San Francisco earthquake and fire. He cites over 1000 members displaced, asks local tents and individuals to contribute through Dr. L. B. Bisler in Port Huron, Mich., to fund relief and burial efforts as the calamity’s toll and needs grow.

San Francisco D. W. Gall The Maccabees L.B. Bisler Port Huron Mich

Dr Staffords Lecture At Relaspo Theater On Julius Caesar

A large audience attended Roy Dr Staffords lecture on Julius Caesar at Relaspo Theater. He praised Brutus, celebrated Antony, and delivered an eloquent analysis of leading roles. Proceeds from the lecture were divided between San Francisco relief efforts and the Tabernacle Society.

Roy Ehanaeter Brutus Mara Antony Moledo Ohio Winkiton Ane Sands Mra. Teving Mary McCartney T. E.mcguigen McGuigan Maurice Rete ‘Toy Thomas Feeter Stephan. Biking Areito Ibe San Francisco Tabernacle Society

Californians Extend Aid Effort After San Francisco Earthquake

An emergency meeting of the California State Association at the Scottish Rite Hall urged continued support for quake victims in San Francisco and nearby towns. C T Vogel read donor lists, bonds to Gov. Fan, and reports from members on relief needs. The fund has raised about 125 dollars with multiple local contributors listed, showing community generosity amid widespread hardship.

California State ‘Association Scottish Rite Hall San Francisco O'Donoghue Fan Red Cross Society J. Leonard Garver Ramage Green Nathan Mrr. Duffy Boyer McCord W. “Manley Greene Ryan

Relief Fund Contribution Blank Facsimile

Facsimile of the relief fund contribution form urges households and offices to copy the blank for others in their circle. Subcommittees plan to call for envelopes today and encourage participation. If not reached, send the envelope by mail using the addressed form.

Relief Fund

Charity Drive Boosts Frisco Relief Effort Rumors of Large Donors

Washington reports John Joy Edson leads a sweeping fundraising campaign for Frisco sufferers. Nearly 200 official appeals received with checks up to 500 dollars and hundreds of contributions expected as canvassers finish in 116 districts. An estimated 30 000 to 70 000 contributors will require a sizable office force to balance accounts. A Monday report from the General Relief Committee plans a full accounting and notes additional donations from California fund sources.

John Joy Edson Washington John’ Joy Edsob Washington Loan Hudson General Relief Committee Macfarland Bhout B Parke California’ Fund Vamameta Brdneh R. H. Davis Zahm H Moore Crave ’ Company Sherida John Foy' Ebon Canvikini Carroll Ford Emple Beaurity Guekers AL Wong Memo Hines Fran Moas Igi Thi Cee John Newman B Coches Paresis Boya Alshc

Benefit for sufferers in New York illustrated in Sun Sunday Post

A benefit effort under the auspices of J Harry Hanlein and Franke Hagan sails from Queenstown to New York. The excursion features the Muck Rake and Bartie errand with splendid pictures to accompany the illustrated Half Jones section of The Sun Post.

J. Harry Hanlein Franke Hagan New’ York Queenstown Bartic Kew Yorks Foe The Illustrated Jone Post

San Francisco Inferno Clears Ten Thousand Acres

A Tribune summary notes about 10 000 acres burned including vast destruction across San Francisco and nearby yards and docks. It states many banks and buildings were in the affected area, with over 230 000 residents and 40 000 transients, though 160 000 people remain in homes undamaged. Marine yards, South Beach docks and the Pacifc Mail facilities are mentioned along the waterfront from Mission Creek to Hunters Point.

Qekland Cal Tribune San ‘Francisco Potrero Sh Francisco Mission Creek Hunters Point Huilaing Bisktat Devisadero

Relief Ship Buckman Brings Aid After Sea Peril

The Buckman under Capt EB Woog arrived in San Francisco carrying 2200 tons of provisions and relief crewmates aid for the city’s homeless. Sailors and passengers report a submarine eruption near Cape Blanco that produced a massive tidal wave forcing the vessel to ride out the danger.

San Francisco Buckman Alaska EB. B.woog Red. Cross Tone Seattle Cape Blanco

Fire rate increases in Philadelphia central district

The Fire Association of Philadelphia raised premiums in the congested central districts by 25 percent. American Fire Insurance reinsured its entire outstanding risks with Commercial Union of England except perpetual insurance. Local companies largely held offline but are expected to raise rates to cover extreme city risks, not extending to small towns.

Philadelphie Apruz

Mothers appeal for baby clothing in San Francisco drive

A relief effort announced in San Francisco aims to aid 190 infants. Mothers are urged to donate baby clothes, with meals and supplies to be distributed via the Baby Eat program and organized through the Regal Store on 1003 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest.

Washington Retief San Regal Bhoe Pennsylvania, Avenue

Supplies Sent to Tuxedo Coats Aid California Sufferers

Washington contributions for California relief arrive at Sixth Street station with tuxedo coats, blankets, and clothing. A girl brings a bamboo work basket of feminine items. Mayor Schmitz thanks Commissioner Macfarland, while others donate funds and shop proceeds to aid veterans and families in California.

Sixth Street Schmitz Macfarland Barker Washington California Edward L.springmann Htc Springmann Springman Merat & Mertz Legion Leval Department of Columbia A. C. Taber Man National Theater San Francisco Relief Fund BE. E. Schmitz San Francisco Anacostia

Roosevelt signals start of Chicago all star benefit show

In Chicago on April 6 President Roosevelt telegraphed a signal that opened a Bernhardt benefit under the lakefront tent for San Francisco sufferers. Mme Bernhardt then spoke in French and a long program followed with actors from local theaters performing in various venues.

Chicago Roosevelt Bernhardt San Francisco Mme. Bernhadt Tale

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