Resolution extending sympathy to people of San Francisco by Mayor Steil & City Council, Apr. 25, 1906.
Entry/Object ID
2012.004.0046
Scope and Content
Resolution extending sympathy to the people of San Francisco (after earthquake) by the Mayor and City Council on behalf of the citizens of Hoboken, April 25, 1906.
Text is in notes. Signed by eight council members:
James B. Fitzpatrick
Hermann R. Hoppe
Thomas Wren
John W. Ortlich
James Clark
Martin J. Whelan
Chas. Schultze
Charles Zang
Approved by Mayor George H. Steil with his signature on April 26, 1906.
City of Hoboken document with file notations.
The Great San Francisco Earthquake and subsequent fire was one of the America's largest disasters.
Acquisition
Accession
2012.004
Source or Donor
Found in collection
Acquisition Method
Found in Collection
Credit Line
Museum Collections.
Archive Details
Date(s) of Creation
1906 - 1906
Archive Notes
Date(s) Created: 1906
Date(s): 1906
General Notes
Note
Notes: archives 2012.004.0046
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WHEREAS, The terrible calamity which has overtaken our sister city of San Francisco has awakened feelings of the most profound and heartfelt sympathy over our entire land and stirred the national heart with intense fraternal sorrow,therefore, RESOLVED, That the Mayor and Council of the City of Hoboken in behalf of the people of this city hereby manifests its intense sorrow at the calamity which has befallen our sister city of San Francisco and we extend to our suffering bretheren of that city our heartfelt sympathy and express the confident hope that out of its ashes San Francisco will arise Phoenix like to be once again the Queen City of the Pacific
James B. Fitzpatrick
Hermann R. Hoppe
Thomas Wren
John W. Ortlich
James Clark
Martin J. Whelan
Chas. Schultze
Charles Zang
Status: OK
Status By: dw
Status Date: 2012-10-22
