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San Francisco Call, Volume 83, Number 100, 10 March 1898
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MILLIONS APPROPRIATED FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE
FIFTY MILLIONS GIVEN FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE.
HAS AMFRICA BOUGHT WARSHIPS OF BRAZIL?
SPANISH STATESMEN ARE KEEPING COOL.
Catholic Knights Ready.
THE MONTGOMERY UNDER THE GUNS OF GRIM MORRO.
SPAIN'S NAVAL PREPARATIONS.
INSTRUCTED TO BUY ALL THE POWDER IN SIGHT.
Mortars for Pensacola.
TO BUY SHIPS OF WAR IN OLD WORLD MARKETS
SPAIN BUYING GUNS.
HIGH OFFICIALS TALK OF PEACE
BLANCO SAYS AMERICANS WILL BE PROTECTED.
TORPEDO BOATS TALBOT AND GWYN ACCEPTED.
Ammunition for Fort Warren.
Arizona Wants to Fight.
No French Loan for Spain.
CAPTAIN EULATE IS A GENTLEMAN
PRESIDENT M'KINLEY INTENDS TO INTERVENE.
Ordered to His Regiment.
GENERAL ROSECRANS ALIVE AT MiDNIGHT.
H. E. Huntington Returning.
SHOULD STRING WIRES TO FORTS
ARTILLERY OFFICERS TO BE PROMOTED.
HARVARD MEN ENLIST TO FIGHT THE DONS.
POSSIBLE RESULTS OF SPAIN'S PROCEDURE
PROPOSED BOND ISSUE BY SAN MATEO COUNTY.
ROBBED OF MCtoEY AND JEWELRY By A CABMAN.
PLEASED WIT 3 THE ROUTE.
THE MACHIAS COMES HOME
INTERESTS THE COAST.
KID M'COY NOW CLAIMS TWO CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Sale of California Horses.
SUPPLIES FOR THE STARVING
TORPEDO DESTROYERS SAIL FROM GLASGOW.
ALGER TALKS OF BIG GUNS
HEAVY ORDERS FOR AMMUNITION SUPPLIES.
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WAR PREPARATIONS STILL GO ON
PRESIDENT HOPEFUL OF PEACE
CONGRESS SOON TO CONCLUDE ITS LABORS.
BRYAN APPLAUDS THE ACTION OF CONGRESS.
SANTA BARBARA OPENS HER ANNUAL BENCH SHOW.
HINDOOS ATTACK THE CHRISTIANS
WANAMAKER fo RACE FOR THE GOVERNORSHIP.
OVERRIDES THE COURT.
Wreckage at Grays Harbor.
DE BERNABE ON AMERICAN SOIL
SUDDEN DIATH OF A KERN COUNTY PIONEER.
Results t New Orleans.
ENGLISHMEN INVADE BRAZILIAN TERRITORY.
NO APPROPRIATION FOR RIVERS AND HARBORS.
BURGLARS AT WOODLAND.
POWER SUPPLIED AT LONG RANGE
THEATRICALS AT FOLSOM.
VENTUBA ENTERPRISE.
INCREASING THE ASIATIC SQUADRON
TWO BURGLARS IN THE TOILS
WARNING TO TOUGHS.
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RETURNING KLONDIKERS FIND GOLD
Irrigation for Sugar Beets.
FIESTA OF BUDS AND BLOSSOMS
RUSSIA GIVES CHINA BUT FEW DAYS OF GRACE
CAPTURE OF A MURDERER
TRAGIC END OF RAY GARFIELD
THREE JURORS STILL NEEDED
ADVICE TO THE NATIVES OF HAWAII
PRESIDENT DOLE WILL DEMAND AN EXPLANATION
ANNEXATION A DEAD ISSUE
MANY IMPROVEMENTS TO THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL
Sugar Magnates at Santa Cruz.
PLEADING FOR THE PARRICIDE
CAROLUS DURAN IS COMING TO AMERICA.
Dr. yon Biecke Dead.
FIRE BREAKS OUT ON THE WHITELAW
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BROUGHT IN BY A SOUTHWESTER
DOGS OF HIGH DEGREE.
THE TOUGHEST DANCE IN THE CITY
APPRECIATES ITS ACTION.
AROUND THE CORRIDORS.
CALIFORNIANS IN WASHINGTON.
Divorce Suits Filed.
AN EVENT OF THE SEASON
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STATUS OF THE CflT.
EXPOSITION WORK FOR CALIFORNIA.
THE CHURCH MILITANT.
WE HAVE THE MONEY.
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE.
THE VICTORY IN YOLO.
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.
I THE BANKS OF THE VUKOX, FAR AWAY.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
NO ALLIES IN AMERICA.
ANOTHER AND ANOTHER.
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VOGELSANG PAYS COMPLIMENTS
THE ANIMALS NOW HAVE COME TO TOWN
ANARCHISTS OR BURGLARS HIDE DYNAMITE STICKS
SWINDLED BY HIS FAIEND.
Sound Money Discussions.
SALOONS FOR THE CHILDREN
In the Divorce Courts.
Held to Answer.
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LADY BRETHERTON'S ROMANCE.
THE U. S. ARMY IS INSPIRED
ALASKA BREAD.
DAVIS NOT AN OFFICER NOW
WHO DIVULGED THE BIG SCHEME?
JUDGMENT FOR BIG DAMAGES.
INGLIS PROVED A POOR WITNESS
A Sailor's Suicide.
AN ARCHITECTURAL BEAUTY.
LAW INVOKED TO OUST RAGAN
Charles P. Harris on Trial.
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AGAIN THE RATES FALL
HALF A CENT AN ACBE.
—♦— Plunered Through a Trestle.
REINDEER WILL HAUL SUPPLIES
CRUEL PRACTICAL JOKE ON A DRUNKEN MAN.
GUABDING SETTLERS' BIGHTS.
FOUNDER'S DAY AT PALO ALTO
BLOODSHED IN THE KLONDIKE
COUNT LEUTFELDT 'VEfIS MISS EDITH GARNER.
NOT PRESENT AS PAUPERS
STRANGE BABY ON HER HANDS
Nominations Confirmed.
ABSORBS THE CORPORATION
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.
EASTERN MARKETS.
LOCAL MARKETS.
THE STOCK MARKET.
THE CALL C-Vi-ENDAR.
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
STEAMERS TO SAIL.
SUN, MOON AND TIDE.
THE TIME BALL.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.
NOT AWARE HE MET A JURYMAN
ORDERED TO AVOID SALOONS
WITNESS GOES TO PRISON
A Son Finds His Father.
Y. M. C. A. Anniversary.
WAS %OT A HASTY ACTION.
Varsity Nine Defeated.
TWO VIEWS OF AN AMBITION
Oakland News Items.
F. DANIEL FRAWLEY TO WED
PRINTERS STILL ON A STRIKE
Should Pay Their Board.
Library Expert's Report.
An Afternoon Wedding.
FOR THE MURDER OF MRS. CLUTE
MIDWEFK NOTES OF THE THEATERS
PACIFIC-UNION LADIES' ANNEX
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TRAVERSER RAN A FAST MILE
TRfiCK ITEMS.
TO-DAY'S ENTRIES.
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.
LAST YEAR'S INSURANCE.
"THE CALL'S" RACING CHART.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Builders' Contracts.
■ • ■ MOTEL ARRIVALS.
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.
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POLICEMAN COOK MAKES A BAD BREAK
HTNTON INTRODUCED.
ONE FUNERAL WAS NOT ENOUGH
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
HONOBING THEIR DEAD
He Wanted to Die.
NARROWLY ESCAPED IMMERSION IN A VAT OF BOILING TAR.
RIFLING THE MAIL BOXES
SACRAMENTO POLICE COURTS.
Estates in Probate.
Abused His Brother-in-Law.
Japs to Be Deported.
MEXICANS DEMAND AN INDEMNITY
Phrenological Lectures.
Charged With Burglary.
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