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San Francisco Call, Volume 82, Number 26, 26 June 1897
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Masthead
CORNELL BEATS HARVARD AND YALE OARSMEN
JUVCB JUOMSt CBAAOEB- __.«JV7>S'.
J REPRESENTATIVE LEWIS PLACA TED
TO PERM T TOBACCO SHIPMENTS.
UNION PACIFIC FORECLOSURE.
WILL NOT MEET MITCHELL
SPEED OP A tr« JtPEltO-ROAT.
MANY WARSHIPS IRE ARRAYED
Nts irG UISII El> G ÜBSTo THERE.
DEVASTATION OF THESSALY
li-i'ed by the ifwen.
Death of ia MoieA .*••••»»..
A MODEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Untitled
ARREST OF FIGEL WILL BE ADVISED
THE CLOSING SESSION.
FIGEL'S ARREbT ADVISED.
WAITING FOR HER UNCLE.
WILL KEEP DIGGING.
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NOMINATED BY THE PRESIDENT.
JUDGE DUDLEY'S CAREER,
Pacific Coast Pension*.
Caltfornl i Postoffice Change*.
Br. Southard Reaches Washington.
Wed the Widow of Bis Son.
Map Showing the Situation of Skagaway Bay and the Proposed Route to the Yukon Gold Fields.
WAS CUT DOWN TOO SOON.
MURDERER MAKTISEZ MUST DIE.
TERRIBLE ELE< TRJCAL MORIS.
Want the Duty on Tea Retained.
AN AGED MAN'S MANY WIVES
SEARCH!it FOR THE ADEN.
STRUCK A bVKXIERGED REEF.
ACCIARITO'S APPEAL DEMBO.
Writer* of All Station* Meet.
*» Closing of the Reichstag Session,
• Will Act• the Governorship of Crete.
INDIANS AWED BY A METEOR'S FALL
EXECUTIONS IN THREE STATES.
GUSTAVE WALTER'S ENTERPRISE
TORMENTS OE .._tJ. __. KANSAS.
TAKING THE KEELEY CURE.
A MAMMOTH PiCK IN G-BOUS E.
An Unknown Leap* Into .Via™-.. '
—■ *_ i Supposed to Bare Died From Fright. j
j WORLD'S STUDENT CONFER EH
AN ISSUE OF INTENSE INTEREST.
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FIERCE WAR OF RACES IN KEY WEST
" TBREE MILITARY Al I ACHES.
S ECO MX TRIAL OF TBE POOTE.
Sa'e of a Railroad
'1 hree- Cent Carfare Varna*.
'jo Be Named on the Last Day.
Men tick-)/ Ba* an Earthquake.
Two Suicides at Chicago.
Bail Damaged Window* and Crops.
Swi'zerland Need* Small Change.
For a Provisional Union.
TULARE'S OLDEST PIONEER.
Petalnma'* Chinese Mission.
WOOL, SILK AND TOBACCO PASSED
REAR-FIGHT NEAR ARLINGTON.
GOLD IN THE OLD STONEWALL.
KESWICK BANDIT WOUNDED.
Colfax Railway Fatality.
Chico Chinaman Robbed.
DEBS' "SOCIAL DEMOCRACY."
HEAD AND HEAD UNDER THE WIRE
ORIOLES GETTING RATTLED.
Astoria's Pioneer Pilot Dead. *»*—»
Port Blakeley'* Sutpecl an Author.
■ « Killed .Xear Mendocino.
NO PEACE FOR SPAIN.
RENO'S BIG SUIT ENDED.
TBE JUBILEE JN CANADA.
ARRESTEII AT PORTL 4AD.
.hree Violent Death* at Seattle.
DIES DEFENDING HIS BANDIT SON
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TINY SAWS FOUND IN WORDEN'S CELL
SIR KNIGHTS VISIT SCOTIA.
JAPANESE CO »._*„t-V_* ROIiBED.
WANTS NEW HEADQUABTEBS.
WHAT SOCIETY IS DOING
THINGS WE OUGHT TO KNOW.
RULING IN FAVOR OF MILLS' BANK
LOS ANGELES INNOVATION.
Smuggler "right Indicted.
*» ■ UNBEALTBt HBXTTIER.
TOUR OF INSPECTION.
OUTLAW PARKER SENTENCED TO DEATH.
NORMAL SCHOOL TRUSTEES MEET
POLITICS IN TBE SCHOOLS.
COMING ENDEAVORERS.
AGAINST THE CEMETERIES.
IT WAS OABBOLIO AOID.
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BACHELOR OFFICERS' QUARTERS.
HE SPURNED THE TEMPTER
TO PAVE POINT LOBOS AVENUE
gainst Public Policy.
– *» *> The lire Department,
– ** a . A Cruise at Vallejo.
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Untitled
the SCmffl-K muni ns.
UNHAPPY INDIA.
BUILDING UP A TRADE OENTEB.
THE OEUSUS OP EUSSIA.
LET THE GOOD WORK GO ON.
TO REDEEM THE GREAT SOUDAN.
PERSONAL.
CALIFORNIA CURRANTS IN THE SENATE.
JUST AS IT SHOULD BE.
DURING VICTORIA'S REIGN.
"THE CALL" TO-MORROW.
A WOMAN'S REASON.
MEN AND WOMEN.
THE OLD-TIME CIRCUS.
FRATERNAL DEPARTMENT.
WITH YOUR COFFEE.
LOW RATES ON THE LAKES.
ANSWERSTO CORRESPONDENTS.
•25 Bate to Chicago via the Great *«nl» ie I'oute.
•—*>—*> 833 50 to St. Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
CLIFF PHILLIPS' BOND.
HALF-RATERS NOW READY
*» ♦—*> The Taller Koad.
*> „*> * If Ton Really Wish to Know
Demands Support.
>. P. c. R. ft.
That Free Public Market.
*- *> a . THE CRYSTAL SWIMMING BATHS. |
WILL ADORN THE BUILDING
DE CONTE'S FUNERAL.
DEVOTION OF SACRED HEART
ANOTHER CHINESE PLAY.
HANKER AFTER HAWAII.
A Sacred Concert.
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THE FIELD OF SPORT.
THE WHEELMEN.
GUN AND GAME.
ROD AND REEL.
THE PUGILISTS.
THE YACHTSMAN.
CRICKET CHIRPS.
Handball.
RIGHTS OF SUNNNYSIDE
OPEN GAMBLING HAS STOPPED
LITTLE PETE'S KILLING.
OLYMPIC BOUTS.
A Kail road for China.
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FAREWELL TO CAPTAIN SHORT
WANT MORE MONEY
FIVE MORE DIVOEOES.
Mining Company Incorporated.
A SLAVE-TRADER IN THE TOILS
Druggist Kelly Insolvent.
A WORKMAN'S FAULT.
BELL ESTATE LITIGATION.
HER MAIDEN NAME.
Some Counter Charges.
Three Indictments Found,
WILL VIE IN VARIED HUES
"WHY AM I A CATHOLIC?"
A Chi irse Woman Deported. j
THE OLDEST RESIDENT.
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
THE WEATHER BUREAU.
PRODUCE MARKET.
THE STOCK MABKET.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCEAN -.TEA .Ml Its.
STEAMERS TO AKKIVB.
iSOIICK XO nAKIHJSKS.
_>L>, MOON ND ' _ IHE.
Juue 1837
y ;■:';•;.. i HIPP i. G IN T1 LLIGKKVE.
WILL WED THE TYPEWRITER
EIOH, YET AN INDIGENT.
TOLD IN A DEEAM.
AOME CLUB HANDICAP.
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.
WITHOUT EXAMINATION.
TOR A PLAYGBOUND.
HONORS FOR THE AMATEURS
Value of the Cooper estates.
Second Lieutenant Shafer.
NOT PSOPEELY ORGANIZED.
COLORED FOLK BEGIN TO BUILD
Vaiidevllln for Sausallto.
UNITE FOR A HERO'S GLORY
GATHERING OF CLANS.
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INVASION OF STATE RIGHTS
IT WAS A SUCCESS.
ARCHITECTS' COMPETITION.
DIVORCES IN ABUNDANCE
•—*> . • SUTRO LOST THE TIGHT.
i-welling the Fund.
SAN FRANCISCO ••CALL."
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SNATCHED GOLD FROM THE SEA
i ■ WILL GO TO DETBOIT.
DAUGHTERS OF JUDAH.
THE GUARD INCREASED.
MISS NOLAN NOW A SENORA
UTAH CYCLISTS HAVE SECEDED
THE WEATHER IN THE DIDOES
-__-__--__■__-____________ CHINESE WOMEN INDIGNANT.
•—*—*■ The End is Near.
*>—♦— 1' A. P. More Estate Business
a—♦ • To-Day'* Wasp.
UNION BANDS WILL PLAY
Novelties at Sutro'aj.
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