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on 4/18/1906
113 years ago today April 18 : leaves city in shambles The spire of destroyed city hall is seen at a distance1420 X 995
on 4/20/1906
The original San Francisco City Hall in ruins following the 1906 San Francisco earthquake
in 1906
in Europe
Brazilian aeronaut flies the fixed-wing 14-bis Oiseau de Proie II in the first heavier-than-air flight in The plane lifted off and flew for 60 metres without taking advantage of headwinds ramps catapults slopes or other devices Paris France 2867x1824
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Frank Alvord Perret with an improvised geophone, listening to subterranean noises at the Campi Flegrei, Italy - ×
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"The Brown Dog" by erected in in Batterseas Latchmere Recreation Ground The monument to a dog victim of vivisection caused so much controversy that it was dismantled and destroyed in 1910 574×709
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of Savoy Duke of center and guides Cesar Ollier left and Joseph Petigax right during Italian expedition that resulted in first ascent of Mount Stanley 5 109 mt Rwenzori range third highest mountain in Africa 655 x 820
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Pierre Curie Marie Curie and their daughter Irene Joliot-Curie in Everyone in this picture was a Nobel laureate in science
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Russian and Telegraph hills from roof of A view of devastation wrought by earthquake and fire of April
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Market Street After devastating earthquake and fire of April hotel was razed to make way for which opened in three years later
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The 1906 Cubs won a record 116 of 154 games. They then won back-to-back World Series titles in 1907–08
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Chicago National League Ball Club 1906 - The "Cubs" -- Pennant Winners Date: 1906 Format: postcard Description: Postcard of the 1906 Chicago Cubs team. Players are identified as: Top Row, left to right: M. Brown, J. Pfeister, A. Hofman, C.G. Williams (Secretary-Treasurer), O. Overall, E. Reulback, J. Kling. Middle Row: H. Gessler, J. Taylor, H. Steinfeldt, J. McCormick, F. Chance, J. Sheckard, P. Moran, F. Schulte. Bottom Row: C. Lundgren, T. Walsh, J. Evers, J. Slagle, J. Tinker. Pen annotation on front of postcard: "Tinker-Evers to Chance, 1906" refers to famous poem by Franklin Pierce Adams entitled, "Baseball's Sad Lexicon."
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Seeking for treasures in the ruins of the once magnificent Crocker home, California St., San Francisco.
in 1906
Seeking for treasures in the ruins of the once magnificent Crocker home, California St., San Francisco.
![Picture of Chateau de Chantilly in 1906 DINNER [held by] COMPAGNIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIQUE [at] ABOARD PAQUEBOT LA BRETAGNE (SS;)](http://images.nypl.org/index.php?id=4000019277&t=w)
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The Union Ferry Station showing earthquake and fire devastated water front section of San Francisco.
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Cracks caused by earthquake in the walls of San Franciscos new granite Post Office building.
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Cracks caused by earthquake in the walls of San Franciscos new granite Post Office building.
![Picture of Gage, Lyman J. in 1906 DINNER IN HONOR OF LYMAN F. GAGE [held by] ILLINOIS SOCIETY OF NEW YORK [at] WALDORF- ASTORIA, NEW YORK (HOTEL;)](http://images.nypl.org/index.php?id=472471&t=w)
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DINNER IN HONOR OF LYMAN F. GAGE [held by] ILLINOIS SOCIETY OF NEW YORK [at] WALDORF- ASTORIA, NEW YORK (HOTEL;)
in 1906
Harvard Class Day Exercises, Seniors entering Sanders Theatre, Memorial Hall, Cambridge, Mass.
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