Newspaper results for "San Francisco" earthquake

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178976 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (9963 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. Daily National Intelligencer — 1830-07-23, page 2

   … only because it has suffered much, but also on account of the ruined towers of San Francisco, which threaten to fall in the direction of the convent. The government has ordered …

   … catastrophe under their administration. We all know the political effect of the earthquake in Caraccas, and notwithstanding all their efforts,the actual administration will …

2. Daily National Intelligencer — 1834-05-06, page 3

   … the finder will leave it at Dr. Hunt’s, a compensation will be given. May 5 AWFUL EARTHQUAKE IN SOUTH AMERICA. THE CITY OF PASTO DESTBOYED. One of those fearful convulsions …

   … only of their steeples. But the Ca thedral church and the churches consecrated to San Francisco, San Sebastin, Santiago, with their re spective convents, as also those of Santo …

3. Daily National Intelligencer — 1843-01-14, page 3

   … suddenly diverged from the perpendicular, and came down with a crash like unto a small earthquake, carrying with it a corner of the building into the street. The dome of the church …

   … elected in Pennsylvania after having already serv ed a full Senatorial term. The Earthquake, which has been already no ticed as having been felt on the night of Wednes day …

   … the 36.h degree of latitude, about a hundred miles south of the I great bay of San Francisco, and about three hundred and fifty miles north from the town of Angeles, where …

4. Weekly National Intelligencer — 1845-05-03, page 1

   … accept the assurances of his most distin guished consideration. LUIS G. CUEVAS. EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO. FHOM THE ltEW OHLr.AKS HKK OF APRIL 21. We have l>ecu kindly furnished …

   … this city with the Vera Cruzano of the 12th, containing the account of an awful earthquake which desolated the city of Mexico on the 7th instant. At the moment we write ( …

   … capital of the republic are still under the in fluence of the horrors excited by the earthquake of yesterday, the disastrous effects of which we are still imperfectly acquaint …

5. The Daily Union — 1845-05-07, page 2

   … commerce in the gulf; ana this it behooves our government to be prepared. Vmotiibr Earthquake.?Our readers doubtless iember the details we published a few days since t frightfully …

   … destructive earthquake which was ex-ienced st Mexico on the 7th inst. We have now add a repetition of …

   … number of towns and villages within a radius everal hundred miles. At Puebla the earthquake experienced on the 7th, about 4 o'clock, p. m., , its effects were comparatively …

6. Daily National Intelligencer — 1845-05-07, page 3

   … above propositions by the Mexican Congress. The occurrence on the 10th of another earthquake, which did great damage to persons- and pro perty, and caused considerable alarm …

   … execution will probably take place within the walls of the city prison. ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE AT MEXICO Our readers doubtless remember the details we published a few days since …

   … of a frightfully destructive earthquake which was experienced at Mexico on the 7th April. We have now to add a repetition …

7. Weekly National Intelligencer — 1845-05-10, page 3

   … above propositions by the Mexican Congress. The occurrence on the 10th of another earthquake, which did great damage to persons and pro , perty,. and caused considerable alarm …

   … abroad in a thousand shapes. 4 ringing alarms with a thousand tongues." ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE AT MEXICO. Our natters doubtless remember the detail* we published a few days since …

   … of a frightfully destructive earthquake which was experienced at Mexico on the 7th April. We have now to add a repetition …

8. The Daily Union — 1845-10-30, page 3

   … < jority of stranger* in that depai tment. 1 hey have | actually possession of San Francisco, the Rio Sac- i ramento, and Monterey; and when the proper mo- i ment arrives, …

   … summer order, brought out a great many people. You will have seen notices of an earthquake , which was felt in some parts of this city, and still more severely on Long Island …

   … more sensibly Tell at points in the country than ml in the city. Some suppose this earthquake to have been more severe and destructive in the West Indies ? or in South America …

9. Weekly National Intelligencer — 1846-09-05, page 1

   … his part would attend before five ; o'clock in the afternoon in the convent of San Francisco, ' where they would await thiw ap|>oinlcd by (Jen. l^uijmo. j The commissioners …

10. Daily National Intelligencer — 1847-02-23, page 3

    … lations, it is the most reasonable thing in the world We ought to have the Bay of San Francisco. Why Because it is the best harbor on the Pacific It has been my fortune. Mr. President …

    … and he, the man of destiny; he who had rocked the world as with the throes of an earthquake, is now powerless—still; even as the beggar so he died. On the wings of a tempest …

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