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Earthquake in California,April 18,1906: Special report of Adolphus W.Greey (1906)/ Greely, Adolphus Washington

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TextPublication details: Washington: Kessinger, Description: 169 pISBN: 1436827841DDC classification: 551.22

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Report of MaJ. Gen. Adolphus W. Greely. U. S. A., commanding Pacific Division: Introduction Report of Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston, commanding Department of California and the Pacific Division Existent conditions Casualties Initiatory measures Cooperation with Governor Pardee Senate (California) concurrent resolutlon No. 4 Relations with the National Guard of California Cooperation with Mayor Schmitz Mayor Schmitz's letter Call for troops Selected detailed officers Citizens' Committee Relief operations In San Francisco Military districts General plan of relief operations Centralization of funds and authority Methods of expenditure Transportation operations Clothing and miscellaneous supplies Inspection service Lines of Information Emergent sanitation Camp sanitation Military camps Relief subsistence stores Special diet issues Character of food Relief sections Restrictive measures Relief food distribution Cooperation with the Red Cross Relief for the Chinese Registration cards Patrol service Conduct of the people of San Francisco Work of mountain batteries Cooperation of the Navy Marine force Cooperation of railways Relief operations outside of San Francisco Relief work In Santa Rosa Relief In San Jose Relief In Berkeley Relief In Oakland and Alameda Refugees In Sausalito The division staff Conduct of enlisted men The work of the Army In general Documents accompanying report of Major-General Greely: Genera] orders. Pacific Division Repoirts of subordinate offlcens— Lieut, Col. John P. Wisser MaJ. Carroll A- Devol Capt John J. Bradley MaJ. Charles R. Krauthoff Lieut. Col. George H. Torney First Lieut John R. Devereux Capt Meriwether L. Walker Capt Le Vert Coleman First Lieut Raymond W. Brlggs Lieut Col. Lea Febiger Photographic views: Conditions May 10, 1900—Bread Lines and Relief Stations Conditions June 25, 1906—Hot Food Kitchens replacing former Bread Lines Map of San Francisco, Cal., showing limits of burned area, etc.

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Report of MaJ. Gen. Adolphus W. Greely. U. S. A., commanding Pacific Division:
Introduction
Report of Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston, commanding Department of California and the Pacific Division
Existent conditions
Casualties
Initiatory measures
Cooperation with Governor Pardee
Senate (California) concurrent resolutlon No. 4
Relations with the National Guard of California
Cooperation with Mayor Schmitz
Mayor Schmitz's letter
Call for troops
Selected detailed officers
Citizens' Committee
Relief operations In San Francisco
Military districts
General plan of relief operations
Centralization of funds and authority
Methods of expenditure
Transportation operations
Clothing and miscellaneous supplies
Inspection service
Lines of Information
Emergent sanitation
Camp sanitation
Military camps
Relief subsistence stores
Special diet issues
Character of food
Relief sections
Restrictive measures
Relief food distribution
Cooperation with the Red Cross
Relief for the Chinese
Registration cards
Patrol service
Conduct of the people of San Francisco
Work of mountain batteries
Cooperation of the Navy
Marine force
Cooperation of railways
Relief operations outside of San Francisco
Relief work In Santa Rosa
Relief In San Jose
Relief In Berkeley
Relief In Oakland and Alameda
Refugees In Sausalito
The division staff
Conduct of enlisted men
The work of the Army In general
Documents accompanying report of Major-General Greely:
Genera] orders. Pacific Division
Repoirts of subordinate offlcens—
Lieut, Col. John P. Wisser
MaJ. Carroll A- Devol
Capt John J. Bradley
MaJ. Charles R. Krauthoff
Lieut. Col. George H. Torney
First Lieut John R. Devereux
Capt Meriwether L. Walker
Capt Le Vert Coleman
First Lieut Raymond W. Brlggs
Lieut Col. Lea Febiger
Photographic views:
Conditions May 10, 1900—Bread Lines and Relief Stations
Conditions June 25, 1906—Hot Food Kitchens replacing former Bread
Lines
Map of San Francisco, Cal., showing limits of burned area, etc.

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