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San Francisco Call, Volume 79, Number 131, 9 April 1896
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CUBANS FIRED WITH NEW ZEAL
PLEA I'OR A PAR I) OX.
scavoyEß juartha seized.
TVRPIE'S BITTER SPEECB.
Hurrying JFroin Madrid.
Proposed demonstration forbidden.
Zuigi Inspect* Ute Canal.
Americus Receives Hacking.
Untitled
KNAPPS EXPULSION FROM ARMENIA
SCOURGE IX ARMEXIa.
BLOCKED XT THE SVLTAX.
MARINES J. a BOAT RACE.
STRIKING STREETCAR EMPLOYES.
THE OLYMPIAN EVENTS.
AXTI-LYXCHISG ACT.
THREE HUNDRED ITALIANS SLAIN
HA.TAX,; PARLIAMENT OPENS.
Cecil Khodei la 111.
FLOCKIXG TO THE KHALIFA.
Held for High Treason.
COUNTESS ZEBOROWSKI LOSES.
ZELLA NIC OLA US AGAIN.
FIRE IN A BUTTE MINE.
Corbett JteUaied.
INGERSOLL ON RELIGION
HELD IN CHAINS AT VANCOUVER
HONORS TO YAMAGATA
Black Plague la Sot Rngimj.
COMMOTION IN A TOURIST PARTY.
BERING- SKA I'A.THOL.
A TRAMP'S WINDFALL.
FIGHT WITH ROBBERS.
A.. R. V. TROUBLES.
liuried Under a mteatn Excavator.
THE OHIO HORROR.
THE I>HIA AA. AT SEA.
BERING SEA VIOLATIONS
KISGS niTUOUT THROXEB.
31U&T BE XON-SECTA.BIAH.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
IS THE HOUSE.
YOSEIHITE VALLEY RAILWAY.
RESTRAINING BARRIERS
COMESTJED ELECTIOSS.
THE XOItTHBitN PACIFIC*
LADY OM SANG RULES KOREA
THE HOLMES EXECUTION.
BALLINGTON AND MAUD
L. A. W. BULLETI*.
RECORDS FJiLJL, AT COROXAItO.
Paeiflr Coast Pension.
Condition of the Treasury.
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POLITICS AND CONVENTIONS.
ILLINOIS PROHlBITlOSISlt).
KENTUCKY revvblicaxs.
Working Hard, for Allison.
SANTA ROSA'S RIVALS
SAXIA. CRUZ'S FKTK.
JFOUK HEALDSBVIHr BELLES.
REDWOOD CITT COXCERT.
SAN JOSE'S VOTE.
THAVKB'S nIK Tim 41.
3IXS. SfEACER ACCUSED.
Fire Destroys a Dwelling.
RIVAL MEETINGS AT LOS ANGELES
A CHIT; If JJV LITIGATIOX.
TROOPS SENT TO ILWACO
Columbia ftiver Strike.
CAPAY VALLEY'S BOY ASSASSINS
BITTEX BY A TARAMTVL.A.
WOODZAXIt CRUSADE FAILS.
BRAWNY STANFORD MEN
ON A THESAO BAM H.
COALIA'GA OIL FIELTM.
PORTLAND'S CONVENTION.
SANTA CRUZ COURTHOUSE WAR.
WANTS A. VISALIA FRANCHISE.
Struck a Tacotna Boy.
Hate-Morcroaa Mint) Reopened.
Arrives at Vancouver.
Reno'* Sew Ituily.
EXPLOSION IN OGDEN CANYON.
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CAPTURED NEAR TOWLES STATION
vriLKiys yor appointed.
XUETH ruRK KILLISO.
WTOJIISG SETTLERS DIED.
Virginia Citp Suicide.
Johmon and the t-'resnoites.
rißGiyiA. CUT DAMAGE SUIT.
STOCKTON MAN'S PLIGHT
Uailuray Stagnates at Ogden.
Santa Ana Murderer Convlctrd.
VICTORY FOR HYPNOTISM
BLOWING IT AND BLOWING COLD
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
ZEIQLER AND GREEN.
In the Forty-Third.
SUDDEN CALL OF WILLIAM CULL
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NO LONGER THE MIGHTY.
"THE CALL" RACING CHART.
"THE CALL" RACING GUIDE.
HE VIOLATED THE RULES
NICHOLAS CLAUSSEN'S TEIAL.
BY THE SAME CLERGYMAN _c===5>^esa— "^g^w^^i
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Untitled
. POSTAL SUBSIDIES.
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
SHOETSIGHTED PURCHASERS.
UNTEIED POSSIBILITIES.
OUE OECHAED PROSPECTS.'
AROUND THE CORRIDORS.
AFTER THE BLOOMING.
ALMOST FOUR CENTURIES OLD,
PERSONAL.
ICALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK.
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.
LADY'S CAPE.
HUMOR OF THE HOUR.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,
Sister of Charity Dead.
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
THE WILMERDING SCHOOL.
FIGHTING FOR THE CHILD
The Trice Cage.
Saved from Destruction.
WHS SETTLED AMICABLY.
MIDWEEK THEATER NOTES
EARLY MORNING BURGLARY.
Public School Lectures.
STRONG FOR HOME RULE
Election of the Southern Pacific.
In the Thirty-Seventh.
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THE FIGHT FOR THREE-CENT FARE.
THAT "RAILROAD JOKER."
STILL AFTER THAT DICTIONARY
Charlet Favor Arraigned.
JEWELERS IN TROUBLE
SOME SPRING PICTURES
EQUALS A HOG RANCH.
THE BULWER ELECTION.
THE RATIONAL CIRCUIT.
OBJECTS TO SUSPENSIONS
NO COLOR LINE RLCOGNIZED.
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WISE HAS GONE TO SAM RAINEY
Ex-Postmaster Bell Is Sick.
HOTEL AEEIVALS.
ALL RICHMOND WILL BE THERE
FAIRMOUNT DISTRICT.
M'GOWAN CONVICTED.
CADETS GIVEN A FLAG
EASTER JOTS.
INCENSED TICKET AGENTS
AN ANGLERS' MEETING.
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TERMINAL LANDS WITHOUT A TITLE
ISSUED IN A NEW FORM.
GAY GUARDSMEN AT TABLE
DISMISSED THE CHARGE.
TO BE A GREAT DAY.
SOCIALISM OF THE INCAS.
CHEERS FOR M'KINLEY.
FITZGERALD WILL SUE
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SOME HUMOR IN A DRY SPOT
MRS. SCHUTZ IS SANE.
TO AVERT A FRUIT WAR
OBJECTED TO HER LOVER.
NEW WORKMEN OFFICERS
A Dangerous Character.
THAT RAWHIDE STRIKE.
GEORGE MARTIN'S CASE.
TO EXTEND RESCUE WORK
THE CHINO RANCH SOLD
CHANGES IN THE SERVICE
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.
SI-M3IARY OF THE MARKETS.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.
THE STOCK MAEKET.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
EEAL ESTATE TEANSACTIONS.
THE CALL « AI INOAB.
■*- OCJfcAN S'ltAJliiilS.
STKA3IEKS TO ARRIVE.
SUN. MOON AND Tll>_.
H'_>KO_KAPmC BL'___XlN.
SHIPFIXIi I.MKLLIGENCE.
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LYON POST IS IN DISGRACE
VESTRYMEN ELECTED.
NEW WHARF AND SCHOOLS
THE AMATEUR PLAYERS
HISTOKY OF A DAY.
ALL IN FAVOR OF ONE BRIDGE
FOUR CHARGES LESS.
AN ALAMEDA BOY HURT.
RIGHTS OF CYCLISTS.
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SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."
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COMPARED TO A GAS BUBBLE
ACCUSES THE RAILROAD
FIRST CHURCH DELEGATES.
A TRAVELING LIBRARY.
Gripman Cumniings' Denial.
LIQUOR AS YOU LIKE IT
RELATIVE KNOWLEDGE.
The Debt Will Lapse.
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