Individual Event Report
 
| Event #376 - Summary, and parameter estimates with source IDs                                             | 
 
| The Oregonian says: "Soon after 9 o'clock tonight there was a distinct earth tremor felt here.  The direction of the vibrations were apparently north to south.  The shock lasted nearly two seconds and was sufficiently strong to rattle windows in dwellings." | 
 
| TIME | 
LOCATION | 
MAGNITUDE | 
MAX. INTENSITY | 
FELT AREA | 
 
| YR | 
MO | 
DAY | 
HR | 
MIN | 
AM/PM | 
Time Type | 
LAT(N) | 
LON(W) | 
DEP (km) | 
MAG | 
Mag Type | 
Felt Plc. | 
Felt St. | 
Inten- sity | 
Int. Type | 
Felt Area | 
Felt Area Int. | 
Felt Area Units | 
 
| 1906  | 
4  | 
2  | 
9  | 
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P  | 
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Ashland  | 
OR  | 
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| N-Ore - 1965 | 
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TA-OR - 517 | 
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 Underlying Source Material
| Source ID | 
Publication | 
Pub Date | 
Pub Details | 
 
| 611  | 
Reid, unpub., Scrapbook and Cardfile, on microfilm at USGS in Menlo Park  | 
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| Transcription: Ashland 9 pm    2d April, 1906 IV, direction N-S, duration 2 seconds -WBR | 
 
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| Source ID | 
Publication | 
Pub Date | 
Pub Details | 
 
| 517  | 
Townley,  S.D. and M.W. Allen, 1939, Descriptive Catalog of earthquakes of the Pacific Coast of the United States 1769 to 1928, Chapter II, Earthquakes in Oregon--1846-1928, BSSA, V. 29, No. 1, pp. 253-258.  | 
1939  | 
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| Transcription: [1906 April 2. 9 p.m. Ashland, Jackson Co.] | 
 
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| Source ID | 
Publication | 
Pub Date | 
Pub Details | 
 
| 373  | 
Byerly, Perry, 1952, Pacific Coast Earthquakes, Condon Lecture, pp. 33-38  | 
1952  | 
U.W. Library, N979 B991p, Special Collections)  | 
 
| Transcription: 1906, April 2 Ashland, Jackson County. | 
 
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| Source ID | 
Publication | 
Pub Date | 
Pub Details | 
 
| 1965  | 
Oregonian  | 
1906  | 
April 3, 1906; pg 6, col 5  | 
 
Transcription: 1906, April 18.  Ashland.
  Earthquake at Ashland Windows are Rattled by Tremor That Lasts Two Seconds      Ashland, OR., April 2--(Special)-- Soon after 9 o'clock tonight there was a distinct earth tremor felt here.  The direction of the vibrations were apparently north to south.  The shock lasted nearly two seconds and was sufficiently strong to rattle windows in dwellings. | 
 
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| Source ID | 
Publication | 
Pub Date | 
Pub Details | 
 
| 1329  | 
Berg and Baker, 1963,  Oregon Earthquakes, 1841 through 1958, BSSA, V. 53, No. 1, pp. 95-108  | 
1963  | 
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| Transcription: 1906   Apr 3   05:00:--   Apr 2   9:00 pm (PST)   Ashland   IV   10;O/Apr 3, 1906, 6:5 | 
 
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| Source ID | 
Publication | 
Pub Date | 
Pub Details | 
 
| 2074  | 
Leslie M. Scott, Memoranda of the Files of the Oregonian 1850-1910, Oregon Historical Society  | 
1910  | 
Unpublished index to the Oregonian  | 
 
| Transcription: at Ashland, 9 p.m., Apr. 2, 1906 | 
 
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| Source ID | 
Publication | 
Pub Date | 
Pub Details | 
 
| 826  | 
Reid 2, unpub., Scrapbook and Cardfile, on microfilm at USGS in Menlo Park  | 
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| Transcription: Ashland                 9:00p   April  2,  1906           IV N-S; Duration 2 seconds. | 
 
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