San Francisco Earthquake: Father, Mother, Son Found Dead In Ruins, April 27, 1906
Entry/Object ID
AM1964.31.3
Scope and Content
San Francisco Earthquake: Father, Mother, Son Found Dead In Ruins, April 27, 1906
Headline in the Bulletin, San Francisco. This was due to the earthquake and fire. They were burned to death after collapse of the building. Bodies were taken from debris at Seventh and Natoma Streets are identified in this newspaper. Most of the stories were about the earthquake and fire.
News Photo: San Francisco's Chinatown as it appears since the earthquake and fire.
Tremor caused no settling. The only location in which any marked effects were noticed were in the vicinity of the Valencia Hotel between Eighteenth and Nineteenth on Valencia.
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Nomenclature 4.0
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Newspaper
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Serial
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Other Documents
Nomenclature Class
Documentary Objects
Nomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication Objects
LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Newspapers, Earthquakes
Search Terms
San Francisco Earthquake 1906, San Francisco Fire 1906, San Francisco Bulletin
