INDEX

Accounting: for relief in cash and in kind, [369]; relief, use of word “claim” in, [96]; system of Relief and Red Cross Funds, criticisms of, answered, [98], [99]
Administration: amount expended by Bureau of Special Relief for, [148]; amount required for, by Department of Relief and Rehabilitation, estimated, [121]; expenses of American National Red Cross, [35]; of emergency relief, essential features of, [369]
Advisory Committee on Charitable Institutions: formed, [142]; recommendations of, [143], [144], [145]
After-care: lessons regarding, learned from study of San Francisco relief work, [372]
Age: of possible rehabilitation, [365]
Aged: applications of, have precedence, [123]; clothing issued for, [57]; expenditures for Ingleside Camp and permanent home for, [220]; lessons regarding care of, learned from Relief Survey, [372], [373]; number of, in Camp 6 and Ingleside Camp, [322]-[324]; presence of, in Relief Home, special causes for, [356], [357]; problem faced in dealing with, [359]-[362]; recommendations regarding, by Dr. Devine, [16]; shelter for, provision of, [23], [321]-[324]; special diet for, [48]; use of pensions and direct grants for, [364]-[365]
Ages: of applicants aided by grants for business rehabilitation, [176]; of applicants aided under bonus plan, [243]; of applicants aided under cottage plan, [225]; of applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [261]; of applicants for rehabilitation, [154]; of inmates of Ingleside Camp, compared with ages of almshouse inmates, [330]; of principal breadwinners in families applying to Associated Charities, 1907-1909, [289], [290], [291]
Alameda: location of, [3]
Alaska: destinations included in Pacific States, [66]
Alcatraz Island: location of, [7]
Almshouse, San Francisco: and camps, movement of inmates between, [325]; ages of inmates at, [330]; applicants for relief who had been at, [354], [355]; capacity, condition, and situation of, [321]; movement in and out of, compared with that of Relief Home, [356]; nativity of inmates of, [331]; occupations of inmates of, [333]; proportion of inmates and admissions to population of San Francisco, [356]; records of, before fire, [363]; transfer of inmates of, to Ingleside Camp, [323]
Almshouses of United States: ages of inmates, [330]; conjugal condition of inmates, [329]; occupations of inmates, [333]
Alterations: in contract houses erected under grant and loan plan, terms on which made, [269]
Americans: among refugees, [75]. See also [Nationalities]; [United States].
Angel Island: Fort McDowell on, [7]
Applicants and Families of Applicants. See [Relief]; [Rehabilitation]; [Business rehabilitation]; [Bonus]; [Cottage plan]; [Grant and loan plan]; [Associated Charities]; [Ingleside Camp]
Application Bureau: work of, put on relief basis, [130]
Applications for Rehabilitation: action on, in August, 1906, [120]-[124]; and grants, time elapsing between, [163]-[165], [370]; by Chinese, [95]; conditions on which received at different periods, [129], [130], [131]; disposal of, [152], [153], [154]; in business, number and disposal of, [173], [174]; investigation of, [116], [117], [118]; most numerous at time of uncertainty as to funds, [121]; nature of, [153]; number received from United Irish Societies, [140]; numbers received in different periods, [164]; passed upon by sub-committees and by single members of Rehabilitation Committee, [160]; places at which received, [118]; reasons for refusal of, by nature of application, [166]; receipt of, suspended, except when for medical aid or food, [122]
Applications to Associated Charities: in years before and after disaster, [283], [284]
Appropriations: to departments of Corporation based on budgets, [99]
Architects and Builders, Board of: as expert counsel on plans for dwellings, [22]
Area: burned, [4], [5]
Arizona: persons sent from San Francisco to, [66]
Army in the San Francisco Disaster: and Citizens’ Committee carried emergency work, [14]; and Red Cross, co-operation between, in reducing rations, etc., [44]; called on to guard supplies by sub-committee on relief of hungry, [36]; called on to take control of relief work, [38], [39]; camps brought under control of, [78]; clothing and household distribution in charge of, [56]; confiscation of supplies by, [39]; donations of clothing and blankets by, [56]; expenditures for housing by, [220]; expenditures for subsistence stores by, [52]; extracts from article on, [383]; headquarters of Pacific Division in San Francisco, [7]; hospitals and medical supplies under, [92]; Ingleside Camp administered by officer of, [324]; realization by, of need of permanent shelter, [221]; relief stations opened by, [41]; relief stations reported by, [42]; report of medical department of, [91]; sanitary work of, [90]; shelter furnished by, on public land, [84]; shoes and clothing from stores of, [55]; supplies purchased by, [30]; tents provided by, [69], [70]; value of aid to Japanese by, [95]; value of shelter furnished by, [87]
Army, United States: importance of utilizing services of, in disasters, [369]
Ashe, Miss: use of home of, suggested by Miss Felton, [134]
Associated Charities of San Francisco: action by, in family cases received at Ingleside Camp, [338]-[343]; age of principal breadwinner in families applying to, in 1907-1909, [289], [290], [291]; applicants to, among inmates of Ingleside Camp, [336]; applicants to whom aid was refused by, [310]-[314]; applications for rehabilitation received at, [118]; applications to, in years before and after fire, [283], [284]; arrangement with Relief Corporation regarding destitute patients, [93]; asked to invite conference of charitable agencies, [132]; building occupied by, escaped fire, [283]; case records of, before fire, [363]; cases classified as having lived or not having lived in burned area, and as aided or refused, [285]; cases of single and widowed inmates of Ingleside Camp who applied to, [352]-[354]; cases of, used in study of Ingleside Camp inmates, [327]; causes of disability among applicants to, before and after fire, [293]; caution in giving justified, [312]; emergency and temporary relief given by, [300]; emergency funds supplied to district offices by, [145]; expenditure for care of sick by, [301]; expenditure for housing by, [310]; family types among applicants for relief, [288], [290]; friction with Rehabilitation Committee soon overcome, [14]; grants by Rehabilitation Committee to applicants who later applied to, [299]; grants to, [132], [133], [134]; investigation of applicants for rehabilitation by, [113]; methods and results of work discussed, [316]-[318]; moving and repairing of cottages by, [85], [86], [222], [223], [232], [237]; nativity of applicants for relief, [287], [291]; nature of relief problem taken up by, in 1907, [281], [282]; need of work of, following disaster, [372]; number dependent on, when last camp closed, [87], [88]; number of children in families applying to, [292]; occupations of applicants to, [294], [295], [296]; pensions and grants given by, [306]-[309]; receipts and disbursements of, for two years following June 1, 1907, [309]; period of taking over rehabilitation work by, [112]; position as a charitable agency before and after fire, [282], [283]; reasons for refusals of aid by, [312], [313]; receipts and disbursements of, [419]-[421]; Rehabilitation Committee notified of withdrawal of staff of, [132], [133]; rehabilitation records of burned-out families applying to, [291]; relations with Finance Committee and Rehabilitation Bureau, [14]; relief given by, types of, [299], [300]; return of extra rations demanded by worker of, [44]; secretary made superintendent of district work, [113]; share in rehabilitation work, [14], [15], [120]; study of work of, [298]; work enlarged when Bureau of Hospitals closed, [134]; work in years following disaster, [315]-[318]; work for unemployed provided by, [304], [305]; work of Employment Bureau of, [302], [303]
Audit: of all relief in cash possible, [369]. See also [Accounting]
Auditing Committee of Finance Committee: membership of, [276]
Auditors of Accounts of Corporation: judgment of, [99]
Australia: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [34]; natives of, among refugees, [74], [76]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]
Austria: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [34]; natives of, among refugees, [74], [75], [76], [77]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]
Auxiliary Societies: relations of Rehabilitation Committee with, [137]-[141].
Bakeries: arrangements with and supplies furnished by, [36], [37], [38]
Barracks: built by sub-committee on housing the homeless, [69]; defects of, [70]; described, [70], [71]; estimates of persons living in, [77]; supervision of, in recommendations of Dr. Devine, [17]. See also [Camps]
Baths: in houses of applicants aided under bonus plan, [248]; in houses of applicants aided under cottage plan, [231]; in houses of applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [267]
Belgium: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [34]
Benicia Barracks: at head of bay, [7]
Berkeley: location of, [3]; witness who lived in, reported lack of panic, [6]
Bicknell, Ernest P.: made national director of American National Red Cross, [29]; organizations represented by, [9], [101]; plan submitted by, as secretary of Executive Commission, [20]; quotation from article in Charities and the Commons by, [6]-[7]; secretary and member of Rehabilitation Committee of Finance Committee, [21]; share in forming Board of Trustees of Relief and Red Cross Funds 29; Special Relief Bureau organized on plan of, [111], [146]; succeeded Dr. Devine as representative of Red Cross, [27]
Bills and Demands, Department of: chairman and duties of, [399]; created, [26]; disposal of claims by, [97]; payment on claims, [98]; work of, completed, [28]
Blocks: number of, burned after earthquake, [4]
Board of Architects and Builders: as expert counsel on plans for dwellings, [22]
Board of Trustees of Relief and Red Cross Funds. See [Trustees]
Bonus: additional grants to recipients of, [248]; ages of applicants aided by, [243]; conjugal condition of families aided by, [242]; cost of houses built by applicants aided by, [249]; form of application for, [447]-[448]; indebtedness carried by families aided by, [247]; nationality of applicants receiving aid by, [241]; occupations in families aided by, [244]; prosperity of applicants aided by, [277]; rooms in houses of applicants aided by, [249]; rooms occupied by families aided by, [250]; value of lots owned by applicants aided by, [246]
Bonus Plan: by whom proposed and recommended, [22]; expenditures for houses erected under, [220]; nature of opportunity offered by, [237]; number of houses erected under, [219]; outline and history of, [239], [240]; policy pursued under, discussed, [251], [252]
Boston Associated Charities: secretary of, appointed secretary to Dr. Devine, [14]
Bradley, Captain: quoted on quality of clothing distributed, [55]
Bread: arrangements regarding payments for, [38]; supplies of, [37]
Bread Lines: formation and composition of, [36]; increase and decrease in, [43], [44]; recommendation of Dr. Devine regarding, [17]; reduction of, followed by introduction of kitchen system, [50]
British Columbia: destinations included in Pacific States, [66]
Bubonic Plague: in camp and city, [29]
Budgets: appropriations to departments of Corporation based on, [99]; for departments of Relief Corporation, prepared by chairmen, [27]
Budgets, Family: of cases under care of Associated Charities, study of, [316]
Buena Vista School: headquarters of Civil Section V, [42]
Building Fund: proposed, account of, in Charities and the Commons, [216]
Building, Subsidized: differences of opinion regarding, [22]
Buildings: facing burned area, [5]; number and classes of, destroyed by fire, [4], [5]. See also [Houses]; [Housing]
Bureaus. See [Employment Bureau]; [Hospitals, Bureau of]; [Red Cross Special Relief and Rehabilitation Bureau]; [Registration Bureau]; [Relief Stations, Bureau of Consolidated]; [Transportation Bureau]
Business Ownership: status regarding, in families aided under bonus plan, [244]
Business Rehabilitation: announcement concerning, in newspapers, [172]-[173]; application forms for, [441]-[444]; applications for, granted and refused, [153], [154]; applications for, passed on by sub-committees and by members of Rehabilitation Committee, [160]; applications for, set aside temporarily, [123]; business status of applicants receiving aid for, by occupations, [196]-[211]; changes in composition of families receiving aid for, [177]; conjugal condition of family groups receiving aid for, [175], [176]; grants for, average amount of, [184]; grants for, by what bodies made, [174]; grants for, confined chiefly to families experienced in special lines, [184], [185]; grants for, number and amounts expended, [157], [158]; grants for, size of, [165], [166]; in different periods, [171], [172]; nationality of heads of families receiving aid for, [175], [176]; need of supervision in, chief lesson of study, [371]; number of rooms in residences occupied by families receiving aid for, [180]; policy of, [171]-[173], [211]; premises occupied and rentals paid by families receiving aid for, [178]; proposed occupations of applicants receiving aid for, [184]; reasons for refusal of applications for, [166]; reasons for success and failure of those receiving aid for, [187]-[195]; refusals to grant aid for, study of, [208]-[210]; rentals paid by families receiving aid for, [179], [181]-[183]; re-opening of cases where principal grant was for, [161]; results of, [186]-[187], [210]-[211]; resumed after suspension, [128]; self-supporting individuals in families receiving aid for, [176]; single and widowed inmates of Ingleside Camp applying for, [344]-[346]; status of applicants receiving, for trade, [207]
Business Rehabilitation Committee (Sub-committee VI): applications to, number and action on, [173], [174]; appointment, activities and aims of, [172], [173]; chairman of, [125]; extreme caution displayed by, in granting aid, [211]; grants by, in cases investigated, [174]
Business Status: of applicants receiving aid for business rehabilitation, [186], [187], [193]
California: length of residence in, of inmates of Ingleside Camp, [334]; persons sent from San Francisco to places in, [66], [67], [68]; population of, conjugal condition compared with that of Ingleside Camp inmates, [329]. See [Governor of California]
California, Department of: headquarters at San Francisco, [7]; rations purchased by army from, [39]
California Jockey Club: offer of race track stables for camp by, [322]
Camp Commanders: and staff at headquarters, emergency cases always handled rapidly by, [165]; form of report by, [429]
Camp Cottages, [221]-[238]; a necessity to meet needs of poorest class of refugees, [237]; and housing grants, [158]; assignment of, to different classes of population, [82], [83]; construction of, under Corporation, [82]; cost of building, [87], [220], [221]; cost of moving and of repairs and improvements, [232]; families occupying, on re-visit, [223]; general comments on, [278], [371]; number and capacity of, [219], [220]; number assigned to Chinese, [95]; other aid given by Rehabilitation Committee to those receiving, [229]; plan regarding lease of, [83]; removal of, from camps, [83], [83], [222]; visits to, after removal, [222]. See also [Cottage Plan]
Camp for Chinese: location and population of, [95]
Camp in South Park: described, [84]
Camp Lobos: closing of, [87]. See also [Lobos Square]
Camps: clothing supplied to residents of, [57]; congestion in, [230], [231]; cost of shelter given by, [86], [87]; effort to concentrate refugees needing continued help in, [44]; ejectments from, [79], [80]; increase in population of, due to return of refugees, [77]; in different civil sections, [12]; official and “permanent,” [78]-[84]; official list of, [404]; of early barrack type, described, [70], [71]; plans for, formulated by committee on housing the homeless, [70]; population of, by months and by composition, [81]; recommendations regarding, by Dr. Devine, [17]; records of distribution furnished by, [42]; rehabilitation policy regarding families in, [109], [110]; removal from, [29], [85]; three essentials for tenants laid down by General Greely, [79]; under army control, [78]; unofficial, [79]; work of building cottages in, [221], [222]; work of Bureau of Special Relief for residents of, [149]
Camps and Warehouses, Department of: care of camps passed to, from army, [82]; chairman, duties of, [399]; civil sections used by, [12]; clothing supplied to residents of camps by, [57]; cost of maintenance of camps by, [87]; creation of, [26], [129]; not responsible for typhoid fever, [91]; Special Relief Bureau called on for aid by, [149]; status of work one year and two years after earthquake, [28], [29]; work of, defined, [110]; work of Executive Commission taken over by, [110]
Canada: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [34]; eastern, destinations in, included with “East,” [66]; natives of, among refugees, [74], [76]; natives of, in San Francisco, in 1900, [74]
Cape Colony: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, by Americans, [34]
Capital: available for applicants receiving aid for business rehabilitation, [193]-[195]; possessed by applicants receiving grants for rehabilitation in personal and domestic service, [201]-[205]; possessed by applicants receiving grants for rehabilitation in trade, [207], [208]; relation to success in cases where manufacturing and mechanical lines were undertaken with rehabilitation funds, [199]; relation to success in cases where professional work was taken up with rehabilitation funds, [198]
Cards: for use of applicants at food station, [37]
Cards, Registration. See [Registration Cards]
Carloads of Stores: number delivered at San Francisco, [30]
Cases: family, at Ingleside Camp, [337]-[343]; of applicants to Associated Charities, social character of, [286]-[294]; rehabilitation, re-opening of, [160]-[165]
Cash: contributions received to June 1, 1909, [33], [34]; possibility of audit of all relief in, [369]; received by American National Red Cross, disposition of, [35]
Census, Untied States: figures on almshouse population of United States cited, [333]; population figures for San Francisco cited, [75]. See also [Almshouse, San Francisco]
Centralized System of rehabilitation work, [124]-[133], [135], [370]
Certificate of Incorporation: issued, [26]
Ceylon: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [34]
Chamber of Commerce, American, in Paris: cash contributions made by, [34]
Chamber of Commerce, New York: authority of Finance Committee recognized by, [10]; business rehabilitation resumed after transfer of funds by, [128]; incorporation urged by, [25]; restriction on funds transferred to Corporation by, [100]; use of funds for permanent relief urged by, [15]
Charitable Organizations: grants to, by denominations, and nature of work, [405]
Charities. See [Associated Charities]
Charities and the Commons: account of proposed building fund in, [216]; accounts of conditions in San Francisco, quoted from, [6], [77], [78]
Charities Endorsement Committee, [145] (table and note)
Charity Organization Societies: district expenditures under, [120]; provided trained workers, [14]; transportation agreement, [65]
Chicago Commercial Association: represented by Ernest P. Bicknell, [101]
Chicago Fire Commission: limitation of grants by, [109]
Chicago Mayor’s Committee: funds of, represented by Ernest P. Bicknell, [101]
Chicago Special Relief Committee: experience with certificates from pastors and benevolent associations, [117], [137]
Children: in families aided under the cottage plan, [224]; in families applying to Associated Charities before and after fire, [292]; in families of applicants for rehabilitation, [156], [157]
Children’s Agency: work of, [317]
Children’s Hospital: use of, suggested by Miss Felton, [134]
Children’s Institutions: co-operation between, following fire, [317]
China: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [34], [95]; natives of, among refugees, [74], [76]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]. See also [Chinese]
Chinatown: burned out, [4]
Chinese: among refugees, [74]-[76]; camp and cottages for, [95]; deterred from asking aid by feeling against them, [95]; relief of, [94], [95]
Circular: on requirements for satisfactory investigations for the Rehabilitation Committee, [139], [140]; stating change to purely relief basis for applications, [130]
Citizens’ Committee: and army, carried emergency work, [14]; appointment of, [8]; barracks built and tents provided by sub-committee of, [69]; cash contributions received by, [34]; dissolution of, [10]; interesting items in minutes of, [10]; meeting places, [9]; sub-committees, [9], [36]; transportation committee organized by railroads recognized as authoritative by, [59]; transportation sub-committee had little to do, [58]
City of San Francisco. See [San Francisco]
Civic Relief Bureau: opened by Associated Charities after fire, [317]
Civil Chairmen of Sections: functions of, [42], [56]
Civil Sections: and military districts identical, [12], [40]; camps in, [12]; closure of, [124]; committees, agents and workers in, [113]; families and individuals registered in, [45]; housing of registered families in different, [72], [73]-[75]; nationality of heads of families of refugees in, [77]; organizations using, [12]; relief stations in, [41], [42]
Claims: character of, [96], [97]; disposal of, [97]; payments upon, [98]
Clearing House of Information: needed, [92]
Clergy: stereotyped forms of recommendation used by some of, [115]. See also [Ministers]; [Pastors]
Climatic Conditions: of San Francisco favorable, [7]
Clothing: and bedding, relief in, second in order of urgency, [12], [13]; and bedding, carloads of, received at San Francisco, [30]; distribution of, [55]-[58]; donated, condition of, [55]; recommendations of Dr. Devine regarding, [17]
Clubs, Improvement: in camps, [89]
Colombia, United States of: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made by Americans in, [34]
Colorado: persons sent from San Francisco to, [66]
Columbia, Department of the: rations purchased of army from, [39]
Columbia Park Boys’ Club: work of residents after destruction of, [88]
Complaints: against hot meal kitchens, [52]
Conference at Fort Mason, April 24th, [11]
Congestion: during camp life, [230], [231]; on lots to which camp cottages were removed, [233]
Congress, United States: visited by San Francisco citizens with regard to building fund, [216]
Congressional Appropriation: amount and distribution of, [30], [34]; claims paid out of, [98]; expenditure from, for housing, [220]; supplied funds for sanitary work, [90]
Conjugal Condition: of families aided under bonus plan, [242]; of families aided under cottage plan, [224]; of families aided under grant and loan plan, [260]; of family groups receiving business rehabilitation, [175], [176]; of Ingleside population, [328]. See also [Family types]
Construction, Housing: expense and difficulties of, [217]
Contract Houses: built under grant and loan plan, defects of, [268]
Contractors: difficulty of securing reliable, [217]; who built cottages, arrangements with, [221], [222]
Contracts: grant and loan, regulations covering, [253], [254]
Contributions: by Japan and China, [94], [95]; cash, received to June 1, 1909, [33], [34]; desirability of sending, without restrictions, [369]; sources of, [30]-[35]
“Convalescents” at Ingleside Camp, [365]
Cooking: in streets, [40]
Corporation: See [San Francisco Relief and Red Cross Funds, a Corporation]
Corporation and Board of Trustees of Relief and Red Cross Funds: contributions to Associated Charities by, [283], [309]. See also [San Francisco Relief and Red Cross Funds, a Corporation]; [Trustees of Relief and Red Cross Funds, Board of]
Cost: incurred by or in behalf of applicants for cottages occupied under cottage plan, [232]; of aid under grant and loan plan, [257]-[259]; of camp cottages and tenements, [87], [221]; of houses built under bonus plan, [248], [249]; of houses erected by housing committee contractors under grant and loan plan, [270]; of Ingleside Camp, [327]; of moving cottages from camps, and of repairs and improvements, [232]; of shelter given by camps, [86], [87]. See also [Expenditures]
Cost of Living: in San Francisco, investigation of, [316]
Cottage Plan: ages, sexes, health, and responsibilities of applicants receiving aid under, [225]; conjugal condition of and children in families aided under, [224]; costs incurred by or in behalf of applicants for cottages under, [232]; financial status of families aided under, [229]; housing before and after fire of families aided by, [229]-[234]; incomes of families aided under, [228]; nationality of applicants receiving aid under, [223]; occupations of men in families aided under, [226]; wages of men in families aided under, [227]. See also [Camp cottages]; [Cottage settlements]
Cottage Settlements: conditions in two, described, [234]-[237]
Criticisms: of work of Associated Charities commonly made, [311]
Critics: on distribution of funds answered, [237]
Crocker School: used as clothing warehouse, [56]
Crowley, Rev. D. O.: adviser to Industrial Bureau, [88]; chairman of Sub-committee V, [125]; position of Archbishop Riordan on Rehabilitation Committee delegated to, [21]
Cuba: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [34]
Cushing, Oscar K.: chairman of Red Cross Special Relief and Rehabilitation Committee, [14]; chairman of Sub-committee I, [125]; member and treasurer of Rehabilitation Committee, [21]; secretary of committee on transportation and executive head of transportation work, [59]
Day Nurseries: in camps, [89]
Deaths: as causes of disability among applicants to Associated Charities, [293]; at Ingleside Camp, [327]; by violence, number of, following disaster, [5]; in families of applicants aided under bonus plan, [242]; in families of applicants aided under cottage plan, [225]; in families of applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [260], [261]
Delays: between applications and grants or loans for housing, [255]. See also [Time]
Denmark: natives of, among refugees, [74], [76], [77]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]
Departments of California and Columbia. See [California]; [Columbia]
Departments of Corporation: names, duties, and chairmen of, [399], [400]. See also names of departments
Dependency: applicants to Associated Charities grouped according to causes of, [297]; situation in San Francisco after fire, compared with that before fire, [281]-[286], [315]-[318]
Desmond, Mr.: sent by Los Angeles relief committee to establish hot meal kitchens, [49]
Desmond Construction Company: hot meal kitchens run by, [50]
Destinations: of free passengers carried by Southern Pacific Railroad (first period), [58]; of persons sent from San Francisco in second, third, and fourth periods, [66], [67], [68]
Destitution: city canvassed for cases of, [40]
DeTurbeville, Miss: use of home of, suggestion by Miss Felton, [134]
Devine, Edward T.: chairman of Finance Committee’s Rehabilitation Committee, [21]; civil chairmen appointed by, [42]; consultation with army on clothing distribution, [56]; drew on special fund for rehabilitation expenditures till May 9, [14]; General Greely’s agreement with, [18]; letter of June 4 to chairman of Finance Committee of Relief and Red Cross Funds, [16], [17]; Miss Higgins appointed secretary to, [14]; plan submitted by, as chairman of Executive Commission, [20]; recommendations made by, [15]; rehabilitation of camp families considered at lunch given by, [109]; rehabilitation work continued in charge of, [20]; report on housing submitted by, as chairman, [22]; representative of American National Red Cross, [9], [11]; succeeded as representative of Red Cross by Ernest P. Bicknell, [27]
Devol, Brigadier General C. A.: account by, of part played by army in San Francisco disaster, [383]-[386]; work in unloading and transporting supplies, [30], [39]
De Young, M. H.: at conference April 24, [11]; chairman of Department of Bills and Demands, [399]; member of Executive Committee of Relief Corporation, [26]; suggestion on housing by, [22]
Diet, Special: for special classes, [48], [49]; issued by sub-committee on relief of the hungry, [38]
Disabilities: among applicants to Associated Charities before and after fire, [293]; of single and widowed inmates of Ingleside Camp who did not apply for rehabilitation, [352], [353]
Disbursements: of American National Red Cross, [35]; of Associated Charities, [419]-[422]; of Rehabilitation Committee to August 18 and September 20, 1906, [124]
Discipline: of inmates at Ingleside Camp, [325], [326]
Dispensaries, Free: established by Finance Committee of Relief and Red Cross Funds, [93]; supplied with drugs, etc., by army, [93]
District System: conclusions regarding, reached after Relief Survey, [370]; methods of work under, [113]-[124]; reasons for adopting and abandoning, [126], [135]
Dohrmann, F. W.: chairman of Department of Relief and Rehabilitation, [400]; chairman of Rehabilitation Committee of Finance Committee, [21]; need of reserve to establish camp families emphasized by, [110]; question of rehabilitation of institutions considered on request of, [141]; recommendations in report of advisory committee to, [143], [144]; representative of American National Red Cross, [27]; share of, in forming Board of Trustees of Relief and Red Cross Funds, [29]; suggestions regarding rehabilitation of institutions offered by, [142]; vice-president of Relief Corporation, [62]
Donations: cash, to June 1, 1909, [33], [34]; control of, [99]-[103]; made through American National Red Cross, disposition and balance, [35]. See also [Contributions]
Duplication: of applications in auxiliary societies, [139]; of inquiries and grants, [116]
Dwellings. See [Housing and Shelter]
Eagles, Local Order of: relief station opened by, [41]
Earning Power, Estimated: of applicants to Associated Charities, [296]
Earthquake: time, duration and effects of, [3]
“East”: persons sent from San Francisco to, [66], [67], [68]
Eaves, Lucile: director of Industrial Bureau, [88]; formerly head worker of South Park Settlement, [88]; sewing circle at Ingleside Camp organized by, [326]
Ejectments from official camps: by months, [80]; reasons for, [79], [80]
Emergency: and temporary relief, number and amount of grants for, [300]; cases, always handled with rapidity, [165]; cases, notice to employes regarding, [131]; period, lessons learned from survey of, [369]-[370]; work carried by army and Citizens’ Committee, [14]
Emergent Relief: investigation in cases of, [118]
Emery, Archdeacon J. A.: chairman of sub-committees III and IV, [125]; position of Bishop Nichols on Rehabilitation Committee delegated to, [21]
Employment: given men out of work, [304], [305]; of inmates at Ingleside Camp, [326]; recommendation regarding, by Dr. Devine, [16]
Employment Bureau: Associated Charities, [302], [303]; under State Labor Commissioner, [47]
Employment Status: of grantees under business rehabilitation, [186]
England: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [43]; natives of, among refugees, [74], [75], [76], [77]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]
Enumerators: inexperience of, [48]. See also [Registration Bureau]
Estimates: for relief and rehabilitation work, basis for, [122]
European Points: included with “East” in tabulation of destinations, [66]
Everett Grammar School: used as warehouse for second hand clothing, [56]
Executive Commission: appointment of, [19]; final act of, [24]; health corps appointed by, [90]; housing recommendations of, [22], [24]; membership of, [19], [378]; plan submitted by chairman and secretary of, [20]; plans of, July, 1906, [391]-[393]; powers of, and relation to army, [21]; rates of payment to hospitals established by, [93]; use of civil sections by, [12]; weakness of, [19], [20]; work taken over by Department of Camps and Warehouses, [110]
Executive Committee of Corporation: bonus plan of, [239], [240]; decision as to grants to charitable organizations reached by, [132]; estimates for rehabilitation and relief presented by, [121]; manager of Department of Lands and Buildings made superintendent of Housing Committee at request of, [256]; request made to, by Housing Committee, regarding Department of Lands and Buildings, [257]
Expenditures: for housing, [220]; of San Francisco Relief and Red Cross Funds for purchase and distribution of food, [53]; under grant and loan plan, [257], [258]. See also [Cost]; [Disbursements]; [Restrictions]
Fairmont Hotel: meeting place of mayor and Committee, [9]
Families: and individuals given aid for business rehabilitation, [174]-[177]; and individuals registered in civil sections in May, [45]; making use of grants and loans, [259]-[262]; occupying camp cottages, [223]-[225]; registered, housing of, in May, [72], [73]. See also sub-topics under [Bonus]; [Cottage plan]; [Grant and loan plan]
Family Cases: at Ingleside Camp, [337]-[343]
Family Composition: changes in, among families receiving aid for business rehabilitation, [177]
Family Relations: of inmates of Ingleside Camp, [335]. See also [Conjugal condition]; [Social status]
Family Types: among applicants for relief to Associated Charities before and after fire, [288], [290]. See also [Conjugal condition]
Febiger, Colonel: report to War Department on conditions found on taking charge of relief stations, [40]; quoted on effect of hot food camps, [50]; quoted on rations and repeaters, [42], [43]
Felton, Miss: appropriation for Associated Charities suggested by, [135]; plan for care of sick offered by, [134]
Finance: questions of, [96]-[103]
Finance and Publicity, Department of: created, [26]; duties of, [399]; status of work one year and two years after fire, [28], [29]
Finance Committee of Citizens’ Committee (later Finance Committee of Relief and Red Cross Funds): appointed at first meeting of Citizens’ Committee, [9]; called on army to assume charge of relief work, [39]; consolidated with Red Cross, [11]; independent action of its sub-committee on housing the homeless, [70]; realization by, of need of permanent shelter, [221]; recognition as official agent of relief, [10]; shelter furnished by, on public lands, [84]; supplies purchased by, [30]; value of shelter furnished by, [87]
Finance Committee of Relief and Red Cross Funds (formerly Finance Committee of Citizens’ Committee): and Corporation, cash receipts of, [33]; appointed its own Rehabilitation Committee, [15]; appointment of committee on hospitals by, [93]; appropriation made by, to Associated Charities, [14]; arrangements with hospitals by, [93]; asked to supply tools and make loans, [13]; attitude of members on recommendations of outside bodies, [138]; attitude toward and action on plan proposed by Executive Commission, [20]; cash contributions received by, [34], [35]; claims made upon, [96]; control of relief work by, [10]; date of beginning rehabilitation work under, [111]; decision of, to pay no liquor claims, [98]; expenditures for housing by, [220]; first appropriation for special relief by, amount and date, [14]; free dispensaries established by, [93]; grants made directly to charitable institutions by, [142]; health corps paid by, [90], [91]; independent camp not recognized as official by, [79]; Japanese aided by, number and value of relief given, [94], [95]; members and committees of, [377]; organization of, [11]; park commissioners requested by, to give permission for building cottages, [84]; plan submitted to, by General Greely, [18]; question of incorporation considered by, [25]; recommendations made to, by Dr. Devine, [15], [16], [17]; representative of, on Executive Commission, [19]; requested to state plans, [15]; sale of donated flour by, [102]; shelter furnished by, on public land, [84]; sub-committees of, [378]; suggestion of r epresentation of relief funds on, [101]; value of shelter furnished by, [87]
Fires and Lights: orders regarding, in days following disaster, [40]
Fires Following Earthquake: area burned over by, [4]; starting point and direction, [3]
Flour: efforts made to secure, [36]; sent in excess of need, disposal of, [101], [102]
Food: and its distribution, expenditure for, from Relief and Red Cross Funds, [52], [53]; carloads of supplies received at San Francisco, [30]; depots for storage of supplies, [40]; distributed, value cannot be determined, [52]; distribution of, [36]-[40]; donated in excess of need, [101], [102]; early stations established, [37]; first need to be supplied, [12], [13]; given to hospitals, value of, [94]; issued by army, [39]; no instances of extreme suffering for want of, found by army, [40]; recommendations of Dr. Devine regarding, [17]; registration to furnish basis for system of distribution of, [46]
Food Card: face and reverse reproduced, [427]; use of, [47]
Foreign Points: persons sent from San Francisco to, [67], [68]
Forms used in relief and rehabilitation work, [425]-[449]
Fort Baker: location of, [7]
Fort McDowell: location of, [7]
Fort Mason: conference at, [11]; food from, distributed, [39]; location of, [10]; one of three garrison posts in San Francisco, [7]; sick cared for in hospital at, [92]
Fort Miley: food from, distributed, [39]; one of three garrison posts in San Francisco, [7]
France: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [34]; natives of, among refugees, [74], [76], [77]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]
Frankel, Lee K.: became chairman of tentative bureau of special relief of American National Red Cross, [14]
Franklin Hall: meeting place of mayor and Committee, [9]
Free Passengers: number of, carried by Southern Pacific Railroad (first period), [58]
Fresno: committee from, announced bringing of supplies, [37]
Funds, Relief: criticism as to distribution of, answered, [237], [238]; incorporation of, [25], [398]; need of careful accounting for, [99]; remedy for embarrassment caused by withholding of, [100], [101]; restrictions on use of, imposed by donors, [100]-[103]. See also [Red Cross]; [Finance Committee of Relief and Red Cross Funds]; [San Francisco Relief and Red Cross Funds]; [Contributions]; [Disbursements]
Funston, General: attended conferences on April 21 and 24, [11]; in temporary command of Pacific Division, [8]
Furniture Grants, Committee on (Sub-committee VII): chairman of, [125]
Furniture, Household: applications for, granted and refused, [153], [154]; applications for, passed on by sub-committees and by members of Rehabilitation Committee, [160]; applications for, to be on printed forms, [117]; grants of different amounts for, [165], [166]; large proportion of early grants for, [298]; policy regarding grants of, [129], [130], [131]; principal and subsidiary grants for, number and amount of, [157], [158]; reasons for refusal of applications for, [166]; re-opened cases where principal grant was for, [161], [162]
Furth, Jacob: representative of Massachusetts Association for the Relief of California, [15]
Gallwey, Dr. John: chairman of Sub-committee II, [125]; member of Rehabilitation Committee of Finance Committee, [21]
Garrison Posts: in and near San Francisco, [7]
Gaston, Major A. J.: positions held by, [21]
General Orders No. 18, [379]-[382]
German General Benevolent Society: asked to confer on plan for administration of relief work, [132]; privilege of having recommendations accepted extended to, [138]; represented on committee to pass on applications for housing, [133]
Germany: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [34]; natives of, among refugees, [74], [75], [76], [77]; natives of, in San Francisco 1900, [74]
Gifts: received by applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [265]; received by families aided under cottage plan, [229]
Golden Gate: location of, [3]
Golden Gate Park: barracks in, described, [70], [71]; field hospital established at, [92]; line of refugees at lodge of, [36]; placing of refugees in, recommended by committee on housing the homeless, [70]; population in, not included in registration, [73]; refugees in, hindered from becoming independent by remoteness from centers, [84]; vacation school in, proposed, [78]
Governor of California: ex-officio director of Relief Corporation, [26]; member of special committee, [15]
Grant and Loan Plan: additional aid to families aided under, [273]; ages of applicants aided under, [261]; applications and expenditures under, [257]-[258]; cases of grantees under, [273]-[276]; comments on results of, [276], [278]; conclusions regarding houses built under, [371]; conjugal condition of families aided under, [260]; contracts and regulations covering, [253], [254]; nationality of applicants receiving aid under, [259]; nature of opportunity offered by, [237]; number of buildings erected under, [219]; number of rooms occupied by families aided under, [267]; occupations and incomes of applicants aided under, [262], [263]; payments on houses erected under, [220]; rentals paid before fire by families aided under, [270]; status of loans to families aided under, [271], [272]; typical cases of families aided under, [273]-[276]; value of houses owned by applicants aided under, [269], [270]; value of lots purchased by applicants aided under, [266]
Grants: amount and nature of, [165]-[167]; and applications, time elapsing between, [163]-[165], [370]; and pensions, for aged and infirm, [364]-[365]; and pensions, given by Associated Charities, [306]-[309]; by Associated Charities for emergency and temporary relief, [300]; by Chicago Fire Commission, limitation of, [109]; by members of Rehabilitation Committee, [174]; by Rehabilitation Committee to applicants who later applied to Associated Charities, [298], [299]; by Sub-committee on Occupations for Women and Confidential Cases, [158]; cases reopened by nature of principal, [161]; classification of, used by Red Cross special bureau, [108]; duplication of, [116]; for different kinds of rehabilitation, [153], [159]; given and refused to inmates of Ingleside Camp, [337]-[352]; lessons regarding, learned from study of rehabilitation work, [370], [371]; limitation of, [108], [370]; made directly to charitable institutions by Finance Committee of Relief and Red Cross Funds, [142]; notice regarding, [131]; number of, to a case, [160]; of different amounts, rules regarding, [128], [129]; on applications of United Irish Societies, [140]; “principal” and “subsidiary” defined, [152]; principal and subsidiary, for different kinds of rehabilitation, [157]-[160]; reasons for refusal of, to certain societies, [145]; responsibility for, [128], [129]; spent in drink, [360]; suspension of, due to withholding of funds, [99], [100]; to applicants who possessed resources, by amount of resources, [167], [168]; to Associated Charities, [133], [134]; to bonus recipients, additional, [248]; to bonus recipients, Corporation’s policy regarding, discussed, [251], [252]; to charitable institutions, recommendations of advisory committee regarding, [144]; to charitable organizations, by denominations and nature of work, [405]; to grant and loan recipients, additional, [273]; to Ingleside Camp inmates, [362]. See [Grants for business rehabilitation]; [Bonus]; [Cottage plan]; [Grant and loan plan]
Grants for Business Rehabilitation: average size of, in families revisited, [174]; classified by amount of grant, [194]; confined generally to those experienced in special lines, [184], [185]; delayed, result in failure and hardship, [189], [190]; inadequacy of, as cause of failure, [190]-[192]; in personal and domestic service, [201]-[202]; in relation to capital, [201]-[205], [207]-[208]; in trade, [207], [208]; manner in which made, as a reason for failure, [188], [189]; summary of situation regarding, [211]
Greely, General: acceptance of suggestion regarding Executive Commission made by, [19]; activities of, in June, [18], [19]; appreciated need of a second registration, [49]; attended conference on April 24, [11]; estimate of fraudulent repeating by, [43]; estimate of number of persons who received clothing, [55]; had city canvassed for cases of destitution, [40]; lack of data on which to base housing recommendations reported by, [71]; letter from, to James D. Phelan, [387]; number of rations distributed reported by, [52]; persons in shacks and barracks according to census by, [77]; quoted on second hand clothing, [55]; report of loss of life by, [5]; temporary absence of, at time of earthquake, [8]; three essentials for camp tenants laid down by, [79]; took charge of food issues, [39]; tried to induce removal of refugees to official camps, [79]; value of shelter furnished by army as reported by, [87]
Hague, James D.: representative of New York Chamber of Commerce, [15], [25]
Hall of Justice: meetings in, on day of earthquake, [8], [9]
Hamilton School: headquarters of Civil Section IV, [42]; meeting place of Rehabilitation Committee, [21], [26]
Hamilton Square: first cottages completed in, [82]
Harriman, E. H.: at conference April 24, [11]; member of special committee, [15]
Harvey, J. Downey: secretary of Relief Corporation, [26]
Headquarters: of seven civil sections, [42]
Health: in San Francisco following disaster, [91], [92]; of applicants and families receiving aid for business rehabilitation, [192], [193]; of families receiving aid under bonus plan, [243]; of families receiving aid under grant and loan plan, [261], [262]; of inmates at Ingleside Camp, [326], [327]; of refugees, improved by outdoor life, [7]; safeguarding of, [89]-[94]
Health, Board of: health corps appointed by, [90]; responsible for typhoid, [91]
Health Corps: of camps, personnel of, [90], [91]
Hearst School: free employment bureau at, [47]; sewing center at, [88]
Hebrew Board of Relief: asked to confer on plan for administration of relief work, [132]; efficiency of work of, [141]; represented on committee to pass on applications for housing, [133]
Hebrews: receiving business rehabilitation, [175]
Herrin, W. F.: second vice-president of Relief Corporation, [26]
Hibernians, Ancient Order of: relief stations opened by, [41]
Higgins, Alice L.: secretary of Boston Associated Charities, appointed secretary to Dr. Devine, [14]
Homes, Permanent: assistance in construction of, expenditure for, [220]. See also [Houses]; [Housing], etc.
Hospital Care: single and widowed inmates of Ingleside Camp who applied for, [351]-[352]
Hospital, City and County: condemnation of, [323], [357]; enlargement of Ingleside Camp hospital to accommodate patients from, [326]; records of cases of, filed with Associated Charities records, [284]
Hospital, Free: Medical Society urged erection of, [28]
Hospital, University of California: donation to, [35]
Hospitals, Bureau of: cases under care of, [93]; closing of 93, [134]; physicians serving, also visited for Bureau of Special Relief, [146]; report sheet used by, [442]; status of work one year after fire, [28]
Hospitals, Committee on: appointment of, [93]; date of appointment and membership of, [378]
Hospitals of San Francisco: arrangements of, with Finance Committee, [93]; estimate of amount required for, [121]; facilities offered by, following disaster, [92]; mostly outside limited area, [91]; recommendations regarding, by Dr. Devine, [15]; results of overcrowding of, after fire, [365]; sums received from Corporation by, [94]
Hot Meal Kitchens: history and work of, [49]-[55]
Household Furniture. See [Furniture]
Household Goods: storing and distribution of, [56]
Household Rehabilitation: single and widowed inmates of Ingleside Camp applying for, [346]
Houses: built by Housing Committee under grant and loan plan, style of and number of rooms, [258]; erected by San Francisco Relief and Red Cross Funds, by style of house or plan under which relief given, [219], [220]; erected under bonus plan, character and cost of, [248]-[251]; owned by applicants aided under grant and loan plan, value of, [269]; registered families living in, May, 1906, [72], [73]; types and sizes of, occupied before fire by families aided under cottage plan, [230]; vacant, refugees housed in, [69]
Housing: applications for, passed upon by sub-committees and by members of Rehabilitation Committee, [160]; before and after fire, of applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [266]-[271]; before and after fire, of families aided by cottage plan, [229]-[233]; before and after fire, of families aided under bonus plan, [248]-[251]; conditions in different civil sections contrasted, [73]-[75]; early discussion of problem of, [13]; expenditure for, by Associated Charities, [310]; expenditures for, by various organizations, [220]; form of application for, [449]; four classes for whom provision necessary in plan of, [218], [219]; grants for, number of, [153], [154]; grants for, principal and subsidiary, [157]; grants for, size of, [158], [159]; grants of different amounts for, [165], [167]; lessons learned from study of San Francisco work in, [371]; of registered families in May, [72], [73]; offer made under bonus plan, [239]; plan of study of, [215]; problem in San Francisco compared with that in Eastern cities, [277]; problem in San Francisco complicated, [21], [22]; reasons for refusal of applications for, [166]; recommendations regarding, [17], [22], [23], [24]; re-opening of cases where principal grant was for, [161]
Housing Account: status of loans to families at close of, [272]
Housing and Shelter, Committee on (Sub-committee V): chairman of, [125]
Housing Committee: and Department of Lands and Buildings, relation between, [256]-[257]; applications for building grants and loans referred to, [253]; cost of houses erected by, [270]; dissatisfaction with houses erected by, [268]; general plan of, [417]-[418]; importance of rehabilitation work of, [276], [277], [278]; investigation of families who were aided by grants and loans from, [259]; purpose and work of, [254], [255]; status of work one year after fire, [28]; style of houses built by, under grant and loan plan, [258]
Housing Plan, Original: recommendations submitted to Finance Committee July, 1906, [394]-[397]
Housing Rehabilitation: Associated Charities to nominate committee to pass on applications for, [133]; most highly specialized branch, [128]
Housing the Homeless, Sub-committee on: suggestion regarding single camp, [70], [84]; work of, [69], [70]
Idaho: persons sent from San Francisco to, [66]
Illness, Accident, etc.: as causes of disability among applicants to Associated Charities, [293]. See also [Health]
Income: loss of, in disaster, cannot be estimated, [5]
Incomes: estimated, of families receiving aid under cottage plan, [228]; in families aided under bonus plan, contributors to, [245]; in families aided under grant and loan plan, contributors to, [264]; of applicants aided under bonus plan, [244], [245]; of applicants and families aided under grant and loan plan, [262], [263], [264]; of applicants to Associated Charities, lack of data on, [296]; of families receiving business rehabilitation, lack of data on, [179]; of women in families aided under grant and loan plan, [264]
Incorporation: necessity of, for relief organization in large disaster, [369]
Incorporation of San Francisco Funds: certificate of, issued, [26]; membership of Corporation, departments, etc., [398]-[400]; proposals regarding, [25]; recommended by Dr. Devine, [17]; suggested, [24]
Indebtedness: of families aided by bonuses, [247], [248]; of families aided under cottage plan, [229]
Industrial Bureau: of Corporation, work of, [88]
Industrial Centers: estimate of amount required for, [121]
Infirm. See [Aged and infirm]
Ingleside Model Camp: administration of, [324]-[327]; admission cards used at, [327]; aged, infirm and sick at, [57]; ages of inmates at, compared with ages of inmates at almshouses, [330]; applicants and non-applicants for relief and rehabilitation among inmates of, [336]-[343]; applicants who had never been at, [354], [355]; cases needing help for indefinite period sent to, [147]; cases sent to, who did not belong there, [324]; characteristics of population of, [358], [359], [360], [361], [362]; conjugal condition and sex of inmates at, [328], [329]; “convalescents” and hospital cases at, [365]; discipline at, [325], [326]; discontentment at, [324]; employment of inmates at, [326]; expenditures for construction of, [220]; family relations of inmates at, [335]; health of inmates at, [326], [327]; history of establishment of, [321]-[324]; inmates at, classified, [336]; length of residence in California of inmates at, [334]; money value of relief given to family cases received at, [343]; nativity of inmates at, [331]; number at, same as number at Lobos Square, by coincidence, [29]; number at, total and average, [323], [324]; occupations of inmates at, [332], [333]; purpose of study of statistics of, [327]; single and widowed inmates at, applying for relief and rehabilitation, [343]-[352]; single and widowed inmates at, who did not apply for rehabilitation, [352]-[354]; sources of information regarding inmates at, [327]; total cost of, [327]
Ingleside Race Track Stables: transformed into camp for aged and infirm, [322]
Institutions: advisory committee on, formed, [142]; reasons for refusal of grants to, [145]; rehabilitation of, [141]-[145]
Instructions: for rehabilitation force proposed by superintendent of Committee, [123]. See also [Circular]
Insurance: delay in collecting, [22]; difficulties in collecting, [217]; estimated total collected after disaster, [5]; received by applicants aided by bonus, [247]; received by applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [265]; to be received by families aided under cottage plan, [229]
Investigating Force of Rehabilitation Committee: number of, [115]; personnel of, [114]
Investigation: by auxiliary societies unsatisfactory, [139]; methods in different classes of cases, [117], [118]; of families receiving cottages, [222]; possibility of, even under conditions such as existed in San Francisco, [370]
Investigators: trained, value of, as shown in handling of Ingleside cases, [364]. See also [Investigating force]
Ireland: natives of, among refugees, [74], [76], [77]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]
Irish: section inhabited by, burnt out, [4]. See also [Ireland]
Italian Relief Committee: privilege of having recommendations accepted extended to, [138]
Italians: among refugees, [75]; in improvised shelters on Telegraph Hill, [74]. See also [Italy]
Italy: cash sent to, for Messina earthquake sufferers by American National Red Cross, [35]; natives of, among refugees, [74], [76], [77]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]
Japan: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [34], [94]; natives of, among refugees, [74], [76]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]. See also [Japanese]
Japanese: deterred from asking aid by anti-Japanese feeling, [94]; relief of, [94], [95]. See also [Japan]
Japanese Relief Association: formation of and relief given by, [94], [95]
Jessup, Morris K.: urges incorporation of funds, [25]
Jewish Charities: formation of special relief fund in San Francisco considered by, [141]
Jewish Committee: merged in Hebrew Board of Relief, [141]. See also [Hebrew Board of Relief]
Jockey Club, California. See [California Jockey Club]
Juvenile Court: records of, for 1907-1909, [317]; situation of, after fire, described, [89]
Kilian, Captain Julius N.: Ingleside Camp organized by, [324], [325], [326]
Kindergartens: in camps, [89]
Kitchens, Hot Meal: history and work of, [49]-[55]
Koster, General: at conference on policing city, [11]
Krauthoff, Major C. R.: work in handling and issuing supplies, [39]
Labor: abnormal prices asked for, following disaster, [217]. See also [Wage workers]
Labor Commissioner: free employment bureau in charge of, [47]; hope that registration would be of service to, [46]
Labor, Unskilled: applicants to Associated Charities who were engaged in, [294], [295], [296]
Land: appropriation of funds to acquire, part of plan for shelter, [24]; decision of Corporation not to acquire, [218]
Lands and Buildings, Department of: alterations in Ingleside stables made under, [322]; and Housing Committee, relation between, [256]-[257]; applications for small building loans transferred from, to Rehabilitation Committee, [253]; bonus plan, its history and workings, [239]-[240]; businesslike work of, [237]; chairman and duties of, [400]; cost of inspection and clerical work in connection with building of camp cottages, [221], [222]; creation of, [26]; decision by, not to purchase, lease, or rent land, [218]; difficulties encountered by, [216], [217]; erection of camp cottages and tenements by, [82], [221]; expenditure for bonuses made through, [220]; experiment in purchasing ready-made houses, why abandoned, [218]; houses constructed through its own contractors and otherwise, [220]; planing mills erected by, [217]; plans considered and abandoned by, [217], [218]; propositions by real estate firms to, [217]; sanitary conveniences, etc., installed in public squares by, [71]; status of work one year and two years after fire, [28]; work of, divided into three parts, [219]
“Latin Quarter”: burnt out, [4], [287]
Lease: of cottages to refugees, plan concerning, [83]. See also [Rentals]
Leege, Charles F.: chairman of committee VI of Rehabilitation Committee, [172]
Letter: presented by members of advisory committee investigating institutions, [143]
Letters: regarding transportation of refugees, [60], [64], [65]
License, Special: policy regarding grants to those starting in business that required, [124]
Life, Loss of: in disaster, [5]
Lights: orders regarding, following earthquake, [40]
Liquor: no claims, for, paid, [98]; places that sold, closed, [8]
Loans: appropriation of money for, [24]; early requests for, [13]; negotiated by applicants aided under bonus plan, [246]; negotiated by applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [265]; recommendations regarding, by Dr. Devine, [17]; special provision for granting, by Rehabilitation Committee, [129]; study by Rehabilitation Committee to determine probable number of, [22]; to families aided under cottage plan, [229]; to families aided under grant and loan plan, status of, [271], [272]. See [Grant and loan plan]
Lobos Square: camp at, last to be retained, [29], [85]; hot meal kitchen opened in, [49]. See also [Camp Lobos]
Location: effect of, upon success of families receiving aid for business rehabilitation, [192]
Looters: troops ordered to shoot, [8]
Looting: reports of men shot for, [5]
Los Angeles: citizens of, came to aid of San Francisco, [8]
Los Angeles Relief Committee: equipment for hot meal kitchens sent by, [49]; relief station opened by, [41]
Los Angeles Tool Fund: kits of tools distributed by, [158]
Lots: owned before fire by applicants aided by bonus, [245], [246]; plan of purchasing or leasing, withdrawn by Corporation, [218]; purchase, lease, and rental of, by families removing cottages from camps, [233], [234]; purchased after fire by applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [266]; to which camp cottages were removed, congestion on, [233]. See also [Land]
Lying-in Hospital: use of, suggested by Miss Felton, [134]
Magee, Thomas: chairman of Department of Lands and Buildings, [400]; member of Executive Committee of Relief Corporation, [26]
Manufacturing and Mechanical Industries: applicants to Associated Charities who were engaged in, [294], [295], [296]; business status of applicants receiving aid for rehabilitation in, [196], [197], [198], [199]; men and women in families aided under bonus plan who had been engaged in, [244]; men and women in families aided under cottage plan who had been engaged in, [226], [227]; men and women in families aided under grant and loan plan who were engaged in, [262], [263]
Mare Island Navy Yard: location of, [7]
Marital Condition. See [Conjugal condition]
Massachusetts Association For Relief of California: authority of Finance Committee recognized by, [10]; donation to University of California Hospital by, [35]; funds transferred after being withheld, [100]; investigator sent by, endorsed Relief Corporation’s work, [100]; use of funds for permanent relief urged by, [15]
Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco: activities on day of disaster, [8]; at conferences April 21 and 24, [11]; attitude and actions of, during June, [18], [19]; called on army to assume charge of relief work, [39]; ex-officio director of Relief Corporation, [26]; representative of, on Executive Commission, [19]
Meals: number furnished by hot meal kitchens, May to October, [51]; number served in hot meal kitchens on specified dates, [52]; prices paid for, at hot meal kitchens, [51]
Meal Tickets: issued by Red Cross, [51]
Medical Co-operation: in cases of “general relief,” [117]
Medical Department of Army: report of, [91]
Medical Society, County: urged use of balance of fund for free hospital, [27]-[28]
Medical Supplies: furnished by army, [92], [93]; given to hospitals, value of, [94]
Menu: of hot meal kitchens, [50], [51]
Mexico: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [34]; natives of, among refugees, [74], [76]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]
Military and Naval Center: in San Francisco, [7]
Military Authorities: given entire charge of relief stations and shelters, [11]. See also [Army]
Military Control and districting of city for policing, [11], [12], [40]
Military Officers: of districts, and civil chairmen of sections, [42]
Milk, condensed: donated in excess of need, [101]
Milk Dealers’ Association: arrangements with, made by sub-committee on relief of the hungry, [38]
Ministers: recommendations by, generally valueless, [117]. See also [Clergy]; [Pastors]
Minneapolis Committee: objection by, to sale of donated flour, [102]
Mission: no hot meal kitchen in, [50]
Mission Relief Committee: relief station opened by, [41]
Montana: persons sent from San Francisco to, [66]
Moran, Edward F.: empowered to make alterations in Ingleside stables, [322]
Morrow, Judge W. W.: at conference April 24, [11]
Mothers with Infants: special diet for, [48]
National Agent in Disaster: Red Cross should become recognized as, [101]
National Guard: commanded by General Koster, [11]
Nationality: of applicants aided under bonus plan, [241]; of applicants aided under cottage plan, [223]; of applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [259]; of heads of families receiving business rehabilitation, [175], [176]; of population in 1900, and of refugees compared, [74], [75]; of refugees by civil sections, [76], [77]. See also [Nativity]
Native Daughters, Society of: relief station opened by, [41]
Nativity: of applicants for relief from Associated Charities, before and after fire, [287], [291]; of inmates of Ingleside Camp, [331], [332]; of inmates of San Francisco almshouse, [331]. See also [Nationality]
Naval Training Station: Yerba Buena Island, [7]
Navy Department: Navy yard on San Francisco Bay, [7]
Nevada: persons sent from San Francisco to, [66]
New Mexico: persons sent from San Francisco to, [66]
New York Chamber of Commerce. See [Chamber of Commerce, New York]
North End Police Station: meeting place of Mayor and Committee, [9]
Norway: natives of, among refugees, [74], [76], [77]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]
Notre Dame College: aid under bonus plan received by, [241]; failure of, to supply information as to income, [245]; high cost of, [248]
Nurses: from outside San Francisco not needed, [92]
Nurses’ Settlement: work of residents after destruction of, [88]
Oakland: difficulty in transporting supplies from, [37]; location of, [3]; return of refugees from, [77]
Occupation: lack of, a reason for leaving city among certain professions, [62]
Occupations: of applicants to Associated Charities variously classified, [294], [295]; of inmates of Ingleside Camp, [332], [333]; of men and women in families aided under bonus plan, [244]; of men and women in families aided under cottage plan, [226], [227]; of men and women in families aided under grant and loan plan, [262], [263]; proposed, of applicants receiving business rehabilitation, [184]; represented by families receiving business rehabilitation, [183]; success or failure in cases aided by business rehabilitation, according to nature of, [196]-[208]
Occupations for Women and Confidential Cases, Committee on (Sub-committee IV): chairman of, [125]; grants by, [158]
Oregon: persons sent from San Francisco to, [66]
Pacific Division of Army: appropriation of Congress to be distributed under direction of officers of, [30]; headquarters at San Francisco, [7]. See also [Army]
Pacific States: persons sent from San Francisco to, [67], [68]; states included under heading, [66]
Panic: absence of, following earthquake, [6]
Paris, American Chamber of Commerce: cash contributions made by, [34]
Park Commissioners: agreement to ignore occupation of parks by cottages for one year, [84]; co-operation of, with Relief Corporation, [84]; request to Relief Corporation to clear squares, [85]
Parks and Squares: wisdom of using, for camps, [84]
Pastors: certificates of, found unreliable in Chicago and San Francisco, [137]. See also [Clergy]; [Ministers]
Patients: recommendations regarding, by Dr. Devine, [15], [16]
Pavilion, Cottage: proposed for housing aged and infirm, [23], [24]. See also [Aged and Infirm]; [Relief Home]
Payments: upon claims, [98]
Pensions: for aged and infirm, [364]-[365]; given by Associated Charities, [306]-[309]; lessons regarding, learned from study of relief work, [372]
Per capita Cost: for shelter, [86], [87]. See also [Cost]; [Expenditure]
Personal and Domestic Service: applicants to Associated Charities who were engaged in, [294], [295], [296]; business status of applicants receiving aid for rehabilitation in, [196], [197], [200]-[206]; men and women in families aided under bonus plan who were engaged in, [244]; men and women in families aided under cottage plan who had been engaged in, [226], [227]; men and women in families aided under grant and loan plan who were engaged in, [262], [263]
Phelan, James D.: as head of Finance Committee of Citizens’ Committee, [9]; at conference April 24, [11]; directed to make financial statement to Committee on Reconstruction, [10]; mayor’s suggestions to, [18]; new Rehabilitation Committee appointed by, [21]; president of Relief Corporation, [26]
Philanthropic Agencies: results of co-operation between, under Relief Corporation, [317]
Physicians and Nurses: from outside San Francisco not needed, [92]
Physicians’ Fund: applications referred to, [153]
Plague. See [Bubonic plague]
Plan of Work: by army officers, submitted by General Greely to Finance Committee, [18]; submitted by Dr. Devine and Mr. Bicknell for Executive Commission, [20]
Plehn, Carl C.: registration bureau organised by, [44], [45]
Police, Chief of: at conference April 21 on policing of city, [11]; provisions seized and distributed by order of, [32]
Police Protection: furnished to hot meal kitchens, [50]
Policing of City: as arranged for on April 21, [11], [12], [40]
Political Appointments: to Executive Commission, [19]
Population: made homeless by disaster, [4]; of California, fifteen years of age and over, in 1900, [329]; of city and county of San Francisco, in 1900, [331], [356]; of official camps, by months and by composition, [81]; of San Francisco in 1900, nationality of, [74]; of unofficial camps, [79]
Portland, Oregon: citizens of, come to aid of San Francisco, [8]
Portsmouth Square: cottages for Chinese in, [95]; meeting of Citizens’ Committee in, [9]
Potatoes: donated in excess of need, [101]
Potrero: acquiescence in hardships by families of, [36]
Premises: occupied before and after fire by families receiving aid for business rehabilitation, [178]
Presidio: army post, [7]; camp for Chinese in, [95]; entrance to, as headquarters of civil section I, [42]; food issued from depot at, [39]; meals furnished at kitchens in, [51]; sick cared for in hospital at, [92]
Probation Work: situation of, after disaster described, [89]
Professional Occupations: applicants to Associated Charities who were engaged in, [294], [295], [296]; business status of applicants receiving aid for rehabilitation in, [196], [197], [198]; men and women in families aided under bonus plan who were engaged in, [244]; men and women in families aided under cottage plan who had been engaged in, [226], [227]; men and women in families aided under grant and loan plan who were engaged in, [262]-[263]
Property: estimated loss of, in disaster, [5]; possessed by applicants aided under bonus plan, [246]; possessed by applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [265]
Proprietors in Business: among applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [262]; among men in families aided under bonus plan, [244]; among men in families aided under cottage plan, [226]
Public Land: shelter furnished by army and Finance Committee on, [84]
Public Service: applicants to Associated Charities who were engaged in, [294], [295], [296]
Purchasing Committee of Finance Committee: membership of, [276]
Railroads: activities of, following disaster, [58], [59]; estimated contribution of, [68]; number of persons carried free by (second and third periods), [68]. See also [Southern Pacific Railroad]; [Transportation]
Rations: adopted by sub-committee on relief of the hungry, [38]; issued by army, [39]; issuing of, discontinued, [110]; number reported by General Greely as distributed, [52]; persons estimated to be receiving, during April and May, [43]; persons to whom issued in May and June, [53], [54], [55]; reduced, [44]; reductions in number receiving, explained, [48]; stolen, [32]
Reading Rooms: in camps, [89]
Real Property. See [Property]
Re-applications: to Associated Charities by those aided by Rehabilitation Committee, [298]-[299]
Receipts: cash, of Finance Committee of Relief and Red Cross Funds, and Corporation, to June 1, 1909, [33], [34]; of Associated Charities, [419]
Recommendations: made by Dr. Devine, [15], [16], [17]; of section committees reviewed before submission to Rehabilitation Committee, [118]; regarding housing, [22], [23], [24]
Reconstruction of San Francisco, Committee on: Finance Committee to make financial statement to, [10]
Record Card: used in rehabilitation work, information on, [115], [116]
Records: charity, value of, cannot be over-emphasized, [363]; of distribution furnished by official camps, [42]; of relief distribution incomplete, [42]; rehabilitation, value of study of, [151]
Red Cross, American National: and army, co-operation between, [44]; and Finance Committee, relations between, during week following disaster, [10]; appointment of permanent director of, [101]; cash contributions received by, [34]; consolidation with Finance Committee approved by, [11]; contribution of Japan to, [94]; dates for formative period of rehabilitation work under, [111]; determined those entitled to clothing and household goods, [56]; disposition of cash received by, [35]; endeavored to deliver boxes to persons for whom intended, [32]; meal tickets issued by, [51]; realization by, of need of permanent shelter, [221]; recognition as national agency in disaster desirable, [101], [370]; registration of refugees begun by, [44]; registration, second, made by workers of, [49], [115]; relation to hot meal kitchens, [50]; report to Mr. Taft as president, [30]; representatives of, at different times, [27]; representatives of, free to consider rehabilitation, [14]; represented by Dr. Devine, [9], [11], [19]; sewing center established by, [88]; staff of rehabilitation workers of, [14]; tents provided by, [69], [70]; use of civil divisions by, [12]. See also [San Francisco Relief and Red Cross Funds]; [Red Cross Special Relief and Rehabilitation Bureau]; and other bureaus
Red Cross, California Branch of: recognized Finance Committee as official agent of relief, [10]; represented at conference, [11]; work of, [92]
Red Cross Special Relief and Rehabilitation Bureau: chairmen of temporary and permanent organizations, [14]; classifications of grants in use by, [108]; expenditures by, [21]; got under way, [14]; recommendations not accepted by, in place of investigations, [137]-[138]; superseded by Rehabilitation Committee of Finance Committee, [21]; transportation work merged with that of, [59]
Refugees: attempts to secure removal of, from unofficial to official camps, [79]; free tents and shacks for, [82], [83]; in unofficial camps, [79]; nationality of heads of family among, [74]-[77]; registration of, [44], [45], [46]; return of, from Oakland and other places, [77]; terms of agreement for lease of cottages by, [83], [84]. See [Population]; and other topics
Refusals of Aid: by Associated Charities, reasons for, [312], [313]; for business rehabilitation, study of, [208]-[210]
Registration, First: begun by Red Cross, [44]; character of records on card, [46], [47]; families and individuals registered in seven civil sections by, [45], [46]; form of card used in, [425], [426]; housing of registered families as shown by, [71], [72], [73]; method and results of, [47]; overcrowding and bad sanitary conditions not shown on card used in, [73]; population in Golden Gate Park not included in, [73]; primary object of, [46]; reasons why defective, [48]
Registration, Second: conduct and results of, [115], [116]; face and reverse of card used in, [428], [429]; when and why made, [49]; use of card in civil sections, [115]
Registration Bureau: formulation of plans for, by Red Cross, [14]; organization and force of, [45]. See also [Enumerators]
Rehabilitation: age of possible, [365]; amount of principal and subsidiary grants for, [158]; applicants for, among Ingleside Camp inmates, [336]; applicants for, by age, by nature and disposal of application, and by domestic status, [154]; applicants for, classified by specified handicaps, [155]; applicants for, number of persons and of children in families of, [156]; applicants for, who possessed resources, grants and refusals to, [167], [168]; applied for by Ingleside Camp inmates, nature of, [344]; beginning of work of, [13]-[19]; centralized system of work, [124]-[133]; district and centralized systems of work discussed and accounted for, [135], [136], [370]; estimate of money required for, [121]; general policy of, [107]-[111]; grants for, by amount and nature of relief given, [165]-[167]; nature of principal and subsidiary grants for, [157], [158]; of institutions, [141]-[145]; of old people at Ingleside Camp, [361], [362]; periods of work of, [111], [112], [129]; reasons for refusal of, by nature of application, [166]; recommendations regarding, by Dr. Devine, [16], [17]; record card used in work of, [115], [116]; record of burned-out families applying to Associated Charities, [291]; refugees with and without record of, who applied to Associated Charities, [294]; re-opening of cases, [160]; single and widowed inmates of Ingleside Camp applying for, [343]-[352]; single and widowed inmates of Ingleside Camp who did not apply for, [353], [354]; study of, lessons learned from, [370], [371]; suspension of grants arrested work of, [99], [100]; time elapsing between application and grant in different periods of, [164], [165]; workers, staff of, formed, [14]. See also [Rehabilitation Committee]; [Relief and Rehabilitation, Department of]; [Applications for Rehabilitation]
Rehabilitation Bureau. See [Red Cross Special Relief and Rehabilitation Bureau]
Rehabilitation Committee: additional aid granted to families receiving grants and loans for building by, [272], [273]; additional aid granted to receivers of bonuses by, [248]; administrative details of, [406]-[416]; aim as to single grants, how far attained, [160]; applicants referred to Associated Charities by, [134]; applications for small building loans taken up by housing sub-committee of, [253], [254]; applications on forms to, when required, [117]; applications passed on by single members of, [160]; appointed by Finance Committee to supersede earlier bureau, [15], [21]; attempt to gather up loose ends by, [415]; cases of single and widowed inmates of Ingleside Camp who applied for aid to, [343]-[352]; cases of, used in study of Ingleside Camp inmates, [327]; caution in giving justified, [312]; centralized system of, [412]; closing of civil sections, and inauguration of centralized system, [124]; clothing distribution by, [57]; compelled to accept recommendations from outside organizations, [138]; conditions of grant to Associated Charities by, [133]; consideration of cases out of turn by, [412]; consolidation of families fostered by, [177]; delegation of powers to section committees by, [119]; directions given by the Associated Charities for use of workers of, [406]-[407]; disbursements of, [124]; expenditure through, for housing construction, [220]; experience with recommendations by ministers, [117]; extracts from circular on “Requirements for Satisfactory Investigations” prepared for, [140]; fourth period of work marked by pressure, [129]; fifth period of work marked by discharge of sub-committees, [131]; forms used by, [432]-[436]; funds entrusted to, for allotment to charitable organizations, [132]; grant and loan plan formulated by, [253], [254]; grants by members of, [174]; grants for business rehabilitation and number of different occupations represented, [183]; grants for housing made by, [257]; grants made by, to applicants who afterwards applied to Associated Charities, [298], [299]; hope of, in granting sums for business rehabilitation insufficient for establishing a business, [203]; housing recommendations of, [22], [24]; help toward refurnishing of homes given by, [130]; instances where refusals to grant aid for business rehabilitation were not justified, [209]; instructions for force prepared by superintendent of, [123]; investigating force of, [115]; Jewish societies agreed to work through, [141]; kept outside province of Executive Commission, [25]; lesson regarding records learned from study of work of, [413]; limitation of applications received by, [126]; limitation of size of grants by, [108]; means which might have obviated re-opening of cases by, [163]; meetings of, [127]; membership of, [378]; method of work in district organization, [408]-[412]; monthly budgets of, [408]; notes on bookkeeping and registration under, [415]-[416]; notified by camp commander of inability of tenants to pay rent, [84]; notified of withdrawal of staff of Associated Charities, [132]; periods of work of, defined and characterized, [111], [112]; plan of August, 1906, [124]; policy in regard to grants, [108], [109]; principle underlying work of, [107]; problem of care for aged and infirm, [359]-[362]; provisions regarding grants and loans by, [128], [129]; receipts of applications suspended by, [122]; relation to Department of Relief and Rehabilitation, [109]; responsibility of, defined, [110]; satisfactory co-operation with Hebrew Board of Relief, [141]; situation at beginning of work of, [107]; Special Relief Bureau called on for aid by, [149]; standards established by, [118]; sub-committees, work and chairmen of, [125]; transportation bureau merged with, [60]; unsatisfactory history of co-operation with auxiliary societies, [138], [139], [140]; work of, distinguished from that of Bureau of Special Relief, [111]; work of, in second period, [120], [121]; withdrawal of office staff of Associated Charities from, [132], [133]. See also [Red Cross Special Relief and Rehabilitation Bureau]; [Rehabilitation]
Re-investigation: of cases refused aid, reasons why not attempted, [314]
Relief: accounting, use of word “claim” in, [96]; applications for, how passed upon, [160]; basis, work of application bureau put on, [130], [131]; by free and reduced rate tickets, [59]; classes of, and order of demand, [12], [13]; distribution, records of incomplete, [42]; emergent, given by Associated Charities, [299]-[305]; estimate of amount required for, by Department of Relief and Rehabilitation, [121]; in cash, possibility of strict audit of, [369]; in kind, impossibility of strict accounting for, [369]; in kind, need of bureau to supply, [145], [146]; speculative character of, in cases of aged and infirm, [363]; permanent, given by Associated Charities, [305]-[310]; principles of, two conceptions in conflict, [13]; refused by Associated Charities, [310]-[314]; to Chinese and Japanese, value of, [94], [95]. See also topics which follow; and [Applications]; [Rehabilitation]
Relief and Rehabilitation Bureau. See [Red Cross Special Relief and Rehabilitation Bureau]
Relief and Rehabilitation, Department of: chairman and duties of, [400]; chairman’s action in regard to grants to institutions, [141]-[145]; creation of, [26]; date when Bureau of Hospitals closed, [93]; erection of grant and loan houses by, [220]; expenditure through, for assistance in constructing permanent homes, [220]; funds required to carry on work of, [121]; relation to Department of Camps and Warehouses defined, [110]; responsibility for relief outside camps, [111]; sewing work under, [88]; status of work one year and two years after fire, [28], [29]; use of civil sections by, [12]
Relief, Bureau of Special. See [Special Relief, Bureau of]
Relief Committees: independent, confusion caused by, [37]
Relief Corporation: all responsibility in a disaster should rest upon a single, [100], [101]. See [San Francisco Relief and Red Cross Funds, a Corporation]
Relief Funds. See [Funds]
Relief, General: applications for, granted and refused, [153], [154]; applications for, passed on by sub-committees and by members of Rehabilitation Committee, [160]; cases of single and widowed inmates of Ingleside Camp who applied for, [352]; grants for, classified by amounts, [165], [167]; grants for, size of, [158], [159]; principal and subsidiary grants for, number and amount, [157], [158]; reasons for refusal of applications for, [166]; re-opening of cases where principal grant was for, [161], [162]; use of term, instead of Special Relief, to cover miscellaneous grants, [108]
Relief Home: building of, determined on by Corporation, [321]; characteristics of population of, [358]-[362]; completion of, [28]; conditions influencing population of, [357]; population, admissions and movement to and from, [356]; sick and convalescent inmates at, [365], [366]
Relief in Deferred and Neglected Cases, Committee on (Sub-committee VIII): chairman of, [125]
Relief of Aged and Infirm, Unsupported Children and Friendless Girls, Committee on (Sub-committee II): chairman of, [125]
Relief of the Hungry, Sub-committee on: difficulties contended with by, [39]; relief stations reported by, [42]; status of work at final report to Finance Committee, [37]; sub-committee on housing the homeless worked independently of, [70]
Relief of Unsupported or Partially Supported Families, Committee on (Sub-committee III); chairman of, [125]
Relief Sections. See [Civil Sections]
Relief, Special: estimate (August) of amount required for, [121]; general relief used as equivalent term to cover miscellaneous grants, [108]; recommendations regarding, by Dr. Devine, [16]; single and widowed inmates of Ingleside Camp who applied for, [349]-[351]
Relief Stations: and registration, [40]-[49]; in charge of army, [11], [40]; in civil section VI, list of, [41]; in seven civil sections, number, [42]; private, [44]; recommendation of Dr. Devine regarding, [17]; taken charge of by Colonel Febiger, [40]
Relief Stations, Bureau of Consolidated: establishment of, [40]; hot meal kitchen contracts under, [50]; requisitions on, [42]
Relief Survey: estimate by, of value of relief to Japanese by army and Finance Committee, [95]; estimate of persons in shacks and barracks made for, [77]; findings of, regarding frauds, [117]; findings of, regarding results of business rehabilitation, [187], [188]; housing study a part of, [215]; no attempt by, to ascertain what references investigated, [116]; re-visit to 1,000 cases of applicants for business rehabilitation made for, [174]; some lessons of, [369]-[373]; weaknesses in centralized system revealed by, [135]
Relief Work: of Associated Charities, disbursements for, [309]; plan for, drawn up by army officers, [18]; reasons for limiting scope of, in February, 1907, [130]; what an account of, should include, [298]
Rentals: business and residence, paid by families receiving aid for business rehabilitation, [177]-[183]; for camp cottages, amount collected and refunded, [222]; for camp cottages, plan to charge, [83]; for camp cottages, plan to charge blocked by ordinance, [222]; paid before fire by families aided under grant and loan plan, [270]; paid for lots by those removing cottages from camps, [234]; paid for lots in cottage settlements, [235], [236]
Repeating: allowance for, in army reports, [43]; registration to prevent, [46]
Reports of Tragic Deaths following disaster, [5]
Residences: occupied by families receiving business rehabilitation, number of rooms in, [180]. See also [Houses]
Resources: of families aided under bonus plan, [244]-[248]; grants and refusals to applicants for rehabilitation possessing, [167], [168]
Restaurants: opening of, recommended by Dr. Devine, [15]. See also [Hot meal kitchens]
Restrictions: desirability of having contributions sent without, [369]; on expenditures of funds, [100]-[103]
Riordan, Archbishop: member of Rehabilitation Committee of Finance Committee, [21]; on special committee, [15]; prediction of, quoted, [78]
Roofing the Homeless, Sub-committee on: work of, [70]
Rooms: letting of, by applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [267]; letting of, by families aided under bonus plan, [250], [251]; number of, in houses owned and occupied before and rebuilt after fire under bonus plan, [249], [250]; number of, occupied before fire by families aided under cottage plan, [230]; number of, occupied by families aided under grant and loan plan, [267]
Russia: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [34]; natives of, among refugees, [74], [76]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]
St. Francis Technical School: as headquarters for Relief Corporation, [26]
St. Mary’s Cathedral: refugees in line at, [36]
St. Vincent de Paul Society: conference of, privilege of having recommendations accepted extended to, [138]; invited to confer on plan for administration of relief work, [132]; represented on committee to pass on applications for housing, [133]
Salaries and Administrative Expenses: disbursements of Associated Charities for, [309]
Saloons: policy regarding grants to, [128]. See also [Liquor]
San Francisco: a military and naval center, [7]; cash contributions for relief made in, [34]; cash remitted to, by American National Red Cross, [35]; citizens of, visited Congress to discuss building fund plan, [216]; districted for policing and redistricted to bring under military control, [11], [12]; housing problems in, compared with those in eastern cities, [277]; location of, [3]; nativity of population of, in 1900, [74], [331]; payment by, for almshouse patients at Ingleside Camp, [327]; persons sent from, to various destinations, [66], [67], [68]; population of, in different years, [356]; proportion of almshouse admissions and inmates to population of, [356]; study of dependency problems in second and third year following disaster in, [281], [282]; terms of transportation of persons sent from, [68]; wage-earners in, more highly paid than in any other part of United States, [296]
San Francisco Relief and Red Cross Funds, a Corporation: aided by park commissioners, [84]; announcement regarding business rehabilitation by, [172]-[173]; applicants to, among inmates of Ingleside Camp, [336]; applicants who first applied for rehabilitation after Corporation’s rehabilitation work was done, [286]; appointment of Board of Trustees of, [401]; appropriations for work for unemployed made by, [305], [306]; balance sheet showing of August 11, 1906, [121]; bonus plan, outline and history of, [239], [240]; bonus policy discussed, [251], [252]; building of Relief Home determined by, [321]; cash receipts of, [33], [35]; clearing of squares by, [85]; conditions which could not be anticipated by, [362]; construction of cottages under, [82], [221]; contribution from China to, [95]; cost for care of sick by, [93], [94]; could get no information of claims paid by War Department and state, [98]; criticisms of accounting system answered, [98], [99]; decision regarding grants to charitable organizations reached by Executive Committee of, [132]; departments and personnel of, [26], [398]-[400]; embarrassed by withholding of funds, [99], [100]; expenditure for food and its distribution by, [52], [53]; expenditure for sewing work by, [88]; expenditures for housing by, [220]; family cases at Ingleside Camp applying to and aided by, [337]-[342]; houses erected by, according to style of house or plan under which relief given, [219]; incorporation and departments of, [26]; lessor of cottages, [83]; membership and departments of, [396]-[398]; plan of purchasing or leasing lots considered by, [218]; plan to build cottages and let contracts made public by, [82]; refusal by, to sell cottages to vacant lot owners, [233]; reimbursement of hospitals by, [93]; relations of, with hospitals and Associated Charities, [93]; resignation of Associated Charities as investigating agent of, [281]; result of union of official and private efforts, [27]; single and widowed inmates of Ingleside Camp applying to, [344]; suggestion of, [24]; suits against, [98]; temporary barracks for aged and infirm equipped by, [321], [322]; unanimous in dissatisfaction with work of auxiliary societies, [138]; work of, indorsed by investigator of Massachusetts committee, [100]
Sanitary Arrangements: in houses built under bonus plan, [248]; in houses occupied by applicants aided under cottage plan, [231], [232]
Sanitary Conditions: in cottage settlements, [235], [236]
Sanitation: measures of, applied after disaster, [89]-[91]; of camps and city, cost of, [87]
San José: location of, [3]
Santa Clara Valley: arrangements for baking bread in, [37]
Sausalito: location of, [3]
Savings: of applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [265]; of families aided under cottage plan, [229]; possessed by applicants aided by bonus, [247]
Scandinavians: among refugees, [75]. See also [Denmark]; [Norway]; [Sweden]
Schmitz, Eugene E. See [Mayor Schmitz]
“Scholarship” Grants: instance of, [307], [308]
Scotch: among refugees, [75]. See also [Scotland]
Scotland: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in, [34]; natives of, among refugees, [74], [76], [77]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]
Sections, Civil. See [Civil Sections]
Section VII. See [Mission]
Seizure of Goods: claims for, [97]
Settlements: destruction of, [88]; residents of, and their activities, [88]
Settlements, Cottage: conditions in two, described, [234]-[237]
Sewing Circles and Classes: in camps, etc., [88], [89]
Sewing Department: organized at Ingleside Camp, [326]
Sex and Conjugal Condition: of inmates at Ingleside Camp, [328], [354]
Shacks: and barracks, estimates of persons living in, [77]; and tents, registered families living in, May, 1906, [72], [73]; improvised during first days, [69]
Shelter: among relief demands, relative importance of, [12], [13]; emergency, expenditure for, [220]; for aged, infirm, etc., recommendation regarding by Rehabilitation Committee and Executive Commission, [23], [24]; given by camps, cost of, [86], [87]; permanent, need of realized by relief organizations, [221]; providing, [69]-[89]
Shelters: in charge of army, [11]; temporary, proposed appropriation of money for construction and repair of, [24]. See also [Barracks]; [Camps]; [Shacks]
Sick: and disabled, applications of, to have precedence, [123]; care of, a minor problem of relief work, [91], [92]; carried from fire zone, [5]; expenditures for care of, by Associated Charities, [301]; special diet for, [48]
Sickness: as a reason for transporting refugees, [62]. See also [Health]
Single and Widowed Men and Women: at Ingleside Camp, [343]-[354]
Smallpox: cases in San Francisco following disaster, [91]
Smith (Coolidge), Mary Roberts: quotation from article in Charities and the Commons by, [77]
Social Character: of cases cared for by Associated Charities, [286]-[294]
Social Halls: built at expense of Corporation, [89]
Social Status. See [Conjugal condition]
Southern Pacific Railroad: estimate of persons in shacks and barracks by, [77]; free passengers carried from San Francisco by, [58]; relief supplies brought into city by, [30]
South Park: camp in, described, [84]
South Park Settlement: work of residents after destruction of, [88]
Special Relief. See [Relief, Special]; [Relief, General]; [Special Relief, Bureau of]
Special Relief, Bureau of, [145]-[150]; applications for emergency relief referred to, [120]; applications of specified kinds referred to, [123]; creation of, made possible prompt action, [126]; emergency cases always handled rapidly by, [165]; emergency relief cases referred to, [120]; expenditures by, [148], [149]; forms used by, [435]-[439]; need of, from beginning of rehabilitation work, [370]; reasons why earlier opening of, desirable, [163]; requisitions for clothing to, [57]; staff and administration of, [147], [148]; status of work one year after fire, [28]; work distinguished from that of Rehabilitation Bureau, [111]; work first done by, [146]; work for residents of camps, [149]; work of, closed, [133], [150]. See also [Red Cross Special Relief and Rehabilitation Bureau]
Speedway Camp (Camp No. 6): aged and infirm first sent to, [321]; last kitchen closed at, [52]; location and description of, [70], [71]
Spreckels, Rudolph: chairman of Department of Camps and Warehouses, [399]; estimate by, of number to be placed at Ingleside Camp, [323]; in conference with Rehabilitation Committee, [110]; member of Executive Committee of Relief Corporation, [26]
Sproule, William: chairman of committee on transportation, [59]
Staff: of rehabilitation workers formed, [14]
Stafford, State Labor Commissioner: free employment bureau under, work of, [47]
Standard of Living: of families with reduced incomes after fire, [228]-[229]
Standards: established by Rehabilitation Committee, [118]
Stanford University: students of, as investigators, [114]
Statistics: of Ingleside Camp population, [327]-[334]; of receipts and disbursements from Associated Charities, [419]-[422]
Stevenson, Robert Louis: memorial fountain to, untouched by earthquake, [9]
Stockton: blankets and provisions donated brought by steamer from, [39]
Stores: quantity received, [30]; subsistence, report by army of expenditures for, [52]
Sub-committee I. See [Temporary Aid and Transportation, Committee on]
Sub-committee VI. See [Business Rehabilitation, Committee on]
Sub-committees of Rehabilitation Committee: chairmen and fields of work of, [125]; discharge of, [131]
Superintendent of District Work: appointed, [113]
Supervising, Committee on: membership of, [378]
Supervision: need of, in certain cases receiving aid for business rehabilitation, [163], [188], [189], [199], [203], [204], [206], [208], [371]; of expenditure by poorest class, desirable, [238]
Supervisor of Accredited Hospitals: work of, [93]
Supplies: amount expended by Bureau of Special Relief for, [148]; confiscation of, by army, [39]; in army warehouses burned, value of, [39]; lost and stolen, [32]; purchased by American National Red Cross, [35]; transportation of, under sub-committee on relief of the hungry, [38]
Survey. See [Relief Survey]
Suspension: of receipt of applications for rehabilitation, [122]
Sweden: natives of, among refugees, [74], [76], [77]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]
Switzerland: natives of, among refugees, [74], [76]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]
Taft, William H.: report to, as president of American National Red Cross, [30]
Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association: destruction of house and after-work of residents, [88]; represented on committee to pass on applications for housing, [133]
Temporary Aid and Transportation, Committee on (Sub-committee I): chairman of, [125]; grants of money by, [120]
Tenement Houses: erected by San Francisco Relief and Red Cross Funds, [219], [220]; expenditure for construction of, total and average, [220], [221]
Tent Record Sheet: reproduced, [430]
Tents: not barracks, needed, [70]; provision of, in first days, [69]; registered families living in, May, 1906, [72], [73]; supplied refugees free of charge, [82], [83]
Theft of Relief Supplies, [32]
Tiburon: location of, [3]
Time: elapsing between application and grant, [126], [163]-[165], [370]
Toilets: in cottages removed from camps, [231], [232]; in houses built under bonus plan, [248]; in houses of applicants aided under grant and loan plan, [267]
Tools: applications for, granted and refused, [153], [154]; applications for, passed upon by sub-committees and by members of Rehabilitation Committee, [160]; early requests for, [13]; grants of different amounts for, [165]; investigations of applications for, [117]; principal and subsidiary grants for, number and amount, [157], [158]; reasons for refusal of applications for, [166]; re-opening of cases where principal grant was for, [161], [162]; sewing machines and furniture, recommendations regarding, by Dr. Devine, [16], [17]; supplied by Red Cross, [14]; supplying of, by Bureau of Special Relief and Rehabilitation Committee, [149], [150]
Torney, Col. G. H.: establishment of free dispensaries by advice of, [93]; in charge of sanitary work, [90]
Trade: applicants and others in families aided under grant and loan plan who were engaged in, [262], [263]; applicants to Associated Charities who were engaged in, [294], [295], [296]; business status of applicants receiving aid for rehabilitation in, [196], [197], [206]-[208]; men and women in families aided under bonus plan who were engaged in, [244]; men and women in families aided under cottage plan who had been engaged in, [226], [227]; nature of investment required by person starting in, [206]
Transportation: applicants to Associated Charities who were engaged in, [294], [295], [296]; business, status of applicants receiving aid for rehabilitation in 196, [199], [200]. See also [Transportation of Refugees].
Transportation Bureau: merged with permanent Rehabilitation Committee, [60]; work of Mr. Cushing at, [59]. See also [Transportation Committee]; [Transportation of Refugees]
Transportation Committee: organized by railroad officials, [59]; persons sent to specified destinations by (second period), [66]. See also [Transportation Bureau]; [Transportation of Refugees]
Transportation Companies: free passage given by, [58]. See also [Railroads]
Transportation of Refugees: applications for, granted and refused, [153], [154]; applications for, passed upon by sub-committees and by single members of Rehabilitation Committee, [160]; by American National Red Cross, [35]; cases, investigation of, [117]; characteristics of refugees given, [65]; destinations of those sent from San Francisco, [66], [67]; estimate (August) of amount required for, [121]; grants of different amounts for, [165]; justified as rehabilitation measure, [65]; letters offering hospitality to applicants for, [64], [65]; periods of work defined and characterized, [58], [59], [60]; principal and subsidiary grants for, number and amount, [157], [158]; reasons for asking, granting, and refusing, [61], [62], [63], [166]; re-opening of cases where principal grant was for, [161]; requests for, types of, [61], [62], [63]; single and widowed inmates of Ingleside Camp who applied for, [347]; supplied by Red Cross, [14]; terms of, [68]; value at reduced rates of, [68]
Transportation of Refugees, Committee on: a sub-committee of Citizens’ Committee, [58]
Transportation of Supplies: arrangements regarding, made by committee on relief of the hungry, [38]
Troops, Federal: policing of northern part of city assigned to, [11]; prompt arrival of and patrol by, [5]. See also [Army]
Trucks and Trucking: arrangements regarding, made by sub-committee on relief of the hungry, [38]
Trustees of Relief and Red Cross Funds, Board of: appointment of, [29], [401]; contributions to Associated Charities by, [309]; grants given by, to applicants refused aid by Rehabilitation Committee, [210]
Typhoid Fever: cases in San Francisco following disaster, [91]
Unemployed: special work provided for, by Associated Charities, [304], [305]
United Irish Societies: case of duplication through, [159]; grants on recommendations of, compared with other grants, [140]; recommendations of, acceptance by Rehabilitation Committee, [138]; recommendations specially marked by paucity of facts and high scale of expenditure, [139]
United States: cash contributions for relief of San Francisco made in cities and town of, [34]; natives of, among refugees, [74], [76], [77]; natives of, in San Francisco in 1900, [74]; recognition of Finance Committee by President of, [10]
University of California Hospital: donation to, [35]
Utah: persons sent from San Francisco to, [66]
Vacation School: proposed, in Golden Gate Park, [78]
Vallejo: difficulty in transporting flour from, [37]
Vienna: contribution made by secretary of American Embassy at, [34]
Voluntary Service: importance of, in relief work, [27]
Voorsanger, Rabbi: chairman of sub-committee on relief of the hungry, [36]; member of Rehabilitation Committee of Finance Committee, [21]; member of special committee, [15]
Wages: received by men and women working, in families aided under the cottage plan, [227], [228]
Wage Workers: in San Francisco, more highly paid than in any other part of United States, [296]
War Department: claims paid by, [98]; judgment of auditor of, on accounts of Corporation, [99]; report to, by Colonel Febiger, cited, [39]-[40]
War Ships in Harbor: rendered aid, [7]
Warehouse, Central: recommendation of Dr. Devine regarding, [17]
Warehouses: army, burned, [39]; established by sub-committee on relief of the hungry, [37]; for clothing and household furnishings, departments in, [56]
Washington (State): persons sent from San Francisco to, [66]
Williams, Thomas H.: offer of race track buildings at Ingleside by, [322]
Wollenberg, C. M.: command of Ingleside Camp assumed by, [324]; employment and discipline of inmates at Ingleside Camp under, [326]
Woman’s Alliance: recreation provided by, at Ingleside Camp, [326]
Work: lack of, a reason for leaving city among certain classes of workers, [62]. See also [Employment]; [Occupations]
Wyoming: persons sent from San Francisco to, [66]
Yerba Buena Island: Naval Training Station on, [7]
Young Men’s Hebrew Association: refugees in line at, [36]; use of, by committee on relief of the hungry, [37]