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Excelente y útil fotografía. Todo el mundo debe recordar estos sucesos para estar preparado y no correr riesgos en las construcciones.

unfortunate, but fantastic capture !

Greetings well that does not stop us from proceeding , the land still belong to us. and what are relief did government , that time give out? and who benefited? we still need to claim , on that grants. signature on file Micheal J Bolger centre CIO date : 1902/01/01 investigate what grants anything that u can come out , how many compensation awarded that time,land commission, banks, red cross role , new papers donations thank u

That dude on the right hasn't yet got the concept: He thinks it's a peep show. Great image!

Wish I knew the proper names of some of the feathered hats these women are wearing to add them as tags - some interesting fashion history in this shot!

This photo most likely dates from 1911 or soon after. Though the legislature of California passed a bill granting women the vote as early as 1893, it was vetoed by Governor Henry Markham. In 1896, a referendum to legalize woman suffrage in the state failed. It was not until the election of October, 1911, that another referendum passed by a large margin, and California's women voted for the first time later that year.

Whyaduck: Thanks for the information about the probable date. We'll add the information in the source data and reload the description.

I work in San Francisco. Nobody around here calls it "Frisco". Ever.