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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1908

Page

2

Catastrophe in Messina Earthquake Across Southern Italy

Reports detail a devastating earthquake destroying Messina and Calabria with vast casualties. Hospitals, banks, stations wrecked. bodies recovered in public gardens. relief ships and troops from Italy France Russia aiding, while Reggio and nearby areas face massive devastation and looting risks.

Spreckels Will Filed for Probate in San Francisco

Claus Spreckels will, executed in New York May U 18, has been filed for probate in San Francisco. Widow Anna Christina Spreckels receives a life interest, then the estate goes to Claus A. Spreckels, Rudolph Spreckels, and Mrs John Ferris of Kingswood England. The two other sons John D. and Adath were provided for. Estimated estate value placed at 50 million dollars.

San Francisco Claus Spreckels New York Anna Christina Spreckels Claus A. Spreckels Ridolph Spreckels John Ferris Kingswood England Hrama Spreckels John D Adatoh

Floog’s Rarsaparilla Promises Health for Blood Defense

An 19th century style ad proclaims little soldiers in the blood defend the body from disease. It touts Floog’s Rarsaparilla as a remedy to strengthen blood quality and quantity, claiming it cures eczema eruptions rheumatism anemia nervous debility and builds up the entire system.

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Naples Refugees Trail In Messina Disaster

The Naples dispatch describes mass refugee arrivals from Messina as hospitals overflow and relief fails. A German steamer Serapin carried 300 refugees to Naples while many are wounded and lacking medical care. Reports tell of desperate scenes, families separated aboard ships, and townsbattered by the quake and tidal wave as rescue efforts struggle to cope.

Naples Messina Sicily Shilang Bette Seranin Messing & Man Henaa Esterday Pad Sie Milla de Castro Hell Stricks Hwever Man Reggio Pulco Landad Gyd Reggie Ruba Puleo Heggia Cty Duke of Aveta Makgroft Theraple Plere Ina Eirs

Queen and King of Italy Lead Messina Rescue Effort

King Victor Emmanuel III and Queen Helen personally join rescue teams in Messina after the quake. They aid injured children, guide survivors to hospital ships, and inspire volunteers as fires rage and water and food run short. Dozens die, looting is resisted, and the city mourns amid massive destruction with aid slowly arriving from Catania and Palermo.

Lave Italy eLaod Riggen Ny Messina Palermo Giolittt Reggio Naples Aania Deo. S Victor Hmmann Helene Greived Con Ren Sheea Liptiethie Mesgiea Messing Felice Salls Catania Aheiter Munph'palegune Reina. Margherita Bertolini Mesalna Higat Tims Pelp Tonen Tig Sbldrai Levant Gil Sella Bigasine

Famine era names listed in wartime muster notes

A garbled 19th century style roster lists numerous officials and figures including BURSET, GOOK, PORTER, OL ABBOND, and others from states such as Vermont Colorado New York and Pennsylvania. The fragment mentions Mayor DIMMICK and individuals like BARNES and WINTHROL amid a chaotic transcription of names and titles.

Tate Vermont Colorado Porter New York Wledur Tite Philadelgine Antinigns Burgiary Winthrol Crerlman Wirblow John M. Burke

German envoy von Bernstein presented to President Roosevelt

Count J Henry von Bernstein, newly named German ambassador to the United States, was formally presented at the White House by Secretary Root. Both spoke warmly of friendship, and Roosevelt pledged cordial relations and cooperation to strengthen ties between Germany and the United States.

Hie Peedecemore Roonevelt Raspice J. Henry von Bernscorff United States Roosevelt White House Root Count von‘Hernatorf America Baron von Stertburg Germany Apeech Caupt von Bernstein Preadent

Licensed to marry in a fragmentary notice crowd

A scrambled list of names and ages from a marriage or wedding notice appears in a damaged OCR fragment. Names include Eavard Spaulding, Olive Sumeden, Jones, P. Balog, Rev. J. B Mevan, George B. Plohett, Tony Dele, and others with ages ranging from the mid teens to the nineties. Locations include Bowling Green Virginia and Selmore Maryland with religious ministers indicated.

Eavard Spaulding Olive Sumeden Fareambars A. P. Tower Jones Honi Garner Pine Bowling Green Bat Ey Maiince Ringattick Ewoppé Ana Byte Peradeatt The Ree Irah Geoea Be Tony Dele Sinnie Flaherty Eagle Rock Weston Brower B. Talfaterro Boigdeste Panton Magdalene Sreme Wille Ber

Earthquake Toll Touches U S Residents Abroad

Reports from Rome and Italian cities detail American casualties and near misses in the Messina Taormina earthquake. Consul Cheney and his wife perished. several American travelers and residents are feared or confirmed missing or affected, with names and hometowns listed by various papers.

Rome Griacom Calanria Megaina Rengia Ciilea Cheney Teorming New Orleans Des David Jeasume Pipher Louisiana Meaning Italy Bshop Alice Sessums Bim Messina Safe Winchester J. W. Lopton Stuart K. Lupton America Ylea Messina Lativa Philadelphia Taorming Mary Moss Plorence Kane Louise Wood Frances Bessie G. Boechine Emily Croasdale Mies Estelle Fagan Eerthaushe Afgon William Tifot Smith Eunice Eilen Selly Taormina Amith Djinois Glass Company D W. A. Haskell John Haskel Pike Jil Higer Paul Furber Charias A. Logan Mealiene Yamley T. A. Grin Air Jacob Baur Skilz Bradjemun, Sil Taerimin

Americans Send Relief for Italian Earthquake Victims

New York reports widespread fundraising efforts for the Italian earthquake. Bond the tenor donates 1000 dollars to the Italian Red Cross, with singers and civic leaders organizing benefit concerts and subscriptions. The Red Cross networks, including the New York and national branches, coordinate funds via the Italian Red Cross Society for distribution to victims.

Bond Italian Red Cross Fund New York MeKettan American Red Cross Society Jacob H. Sopit Italian Red Crops Society Thtepeh American Red Cross Red Cross Society Monera United States Greer Tistign Opere Brown Broa. & Coe J. & W. Seligman & Co Oscar Hemmerstein Manhattan Opera Hammerstein Phia Dec Perandint Falief Committee Tadey Abrssador Griscom Rome Massachusetts Connecticyt Utah

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