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San Francisco Call, Volume 84, Number 32, 2 July 1898
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
OUTER INTRENCHMENTS OF SANTIAGO CARRIED BY A BRAVE ASSAULT
EL MORRO PROBABLY CAPTURED
AMERICANS AND CUBANS VICTORIOUS
ENEMY'S LINES PENETRATED BY AMERICAN SPIES
RE-ENFORCEMENTS UNDER PANDG RETURN TO MANZANILLO
CUBANS SENT TO CUT OFF THE FOE FROM RETREAT
ENTIRE COMPANY OF AMERICANS ANNIHILATED
CAPTAIN CAPRON'S BATTERY OPENS THE FIRE UPON CANEY
TRANSPORT SAILS FROM TAMPA WITH MEN AND SUPPLIES
CORBIN SAYS SHAFTER HANGS ON WITH TEETH IN ENEMY'S NECK
DONE BY THE SENATE.
TRAIN BEARING OFFICIALS WRECKED NEAR REDDING
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HEAVY SKIRMISHING THAT PRECEDED THE BATTLE OF SANTIAGO
BIG BALLOON OVER THE BELEAGUERED CITY OF SANTIAGO
SHAFTER CUTS OFF POSSIBLE RETREAT OF THE SPANIARDS
BROOKE TO LEAD THE TROOPS TO PORTO RICO
SAGASTA SAYS PEACE IS NOT IN SIGHT.
INTERESTS THE PEOPLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST
FOR VOLUNTEERS AND REGULARS
Poison in the Czarina's Coffee,
Matthews Held for '/Murder.' " .
Arrested for Murdet1.
Hibernians Condemn Alliance.
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HOW THE BIG FIGHT COMMENCED
RED CROSS FLAGS EXHIBITED BY THE TRICKY SPANIARDS
CERVERA DISOBEYED BLANCO'S ORDER TO LEAVE SANTIAGO
TRANSPORTS WILL SAIL BACK AT ONCE FOR REINFORCEMENTS
– ,- ; ♦ . — 0' ° Deaths From the Heat. : ° '%}':•
Hospital Field ,
DISSENSIONS IN THE CAMP OF THE INSURGENTS
DEWEY WAITING FOR ™E_TRANSPOrtTS
DEWEY HAS MADE NO „ OFFICIAL PLEDGES
GERMANY RECOGNIZES OUR AUTHORITY
TO CONVEY UTEST NEWS TO DEWEY
As to the Third Calk
Ordered to Philippines.
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WILL COAL FROM THE COLLIERS
WATCHING FOR THE COMING OF WATSON'S SHIPS
WOULD RAID TEXAS TOWNS
BRITISH STEAMER ADULA IS SEIZED
MANZANILLO BOMBARDED BY WARSHIPS
MUTINY IN REA'S CAMP
ROBBERS BOARD A TEXAS ANDJ-ACIFIC TRAIN
Orchards Damaged by a Gale.
NO PAPERS IN CHICAGO
Reception to Veterans*
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DISCLAIMING A PARTNERSHIP.
AS TO THE ZOO.
THE VICTORIOUS MARCH
CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITATIONS.
THE OPENING GUNS.
STRENGTH IN CONGRESS.
COLLECTED "-.IN v THE: CORRIDORS
CALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK.
For Decorating. ' ••■ .:
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
-: '-X':.: :■''■ ''.'::'. :• '♦ •' ——. .;■■■■■ ;' Excursion to '. the'; -Y,e jjoi^stbrie V Purik;'
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ARMY MEASURES TO CONDEMN UNIFORMS MADE BY CHINESE
HOT WAVE AT CAMP BARRETT
IN ALL HIS GLORY.
War Incidents.
"|CHEAP JOHN UNIFORMS."
A TENNESSEE NIGHT.
BEWILDERED PIGEONS
Transferred to Angel Island
Sword for Brig. Gen. Otis.
GIVEN A MILITARY APPOINTMENT.
COMPETIft G W ITH CH IN ESE J
DR. FITZGIBBON GOES.
THE FOURTH FLEET.
HERO :- Or*BA^TER:SJPF!:ir<IGS
DEATH OF A LAWYER.
ACROSS THE BAY TO PRISON,
PATBIOTIC HOME HELPERS.
: 'iEke Califcrnia Beopens Tor Night.
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THE FIELD OF SPORT.
COFFROTH AND BUNKER HAVE THEIR TROUBLES.
PLAYERS WHO WILLOWTOSS THEvHANDBALL.
CYCLERS WILL GATHER AT SACRAMENTO.
GOOD TROTTING AT THE OAKLAND TRACK.
SKIFF AND BARGE WILL RACE AT LONG BRIDGE.
PROMINENT CRICKETERS OF THE PACIFIC COAST
ANNUAL CRUISE OF YACHTS TO MARE ISLAND.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS TOURNAMENT
OUR RIFLEMEN AT THE EASTERN RANGES.
AMONG THE KENNELS AND HIGH CLASS DOGS
FOR THREE DAYS THE DOGS WILL COURSE.
SPORTSMEN READY FOR DEER AND DOVE.
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A NORTHER SWEEPS THE CITY, LEAVING THIRST AND EMPTY KEGS IN ITS WAKE.
KLONDIKERS MAKE TROUBLE
Chunks of Joy "
■ » ■ • CALIFORNIANS IN WASHINGTON
HIS HEAD CRUSHED.
PREPARING FOR THE TAX LEVY
FOR SCHOOL APPROPRIATION.
CARL HOFFMAN DISAPPEARS
Scenes at Camp
FIGHTING FIRE AT LIME POINT
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.
EASTERN MARKETS.
LOCAL MARKETS.
." : FAMILY, RETAIL MARKET. ■'■
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
V.. : ■ .. SUX, MOON-AND TIDE.
/; STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. .'■'■
STEAMERS TO SAIL.
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SHIPPING iNTELrtIGtSCE.
A
WRECKED THE SAINTS' CAMP
Berkeley News Notes.
WOKE THE POLICEMEN.
THERE WAS NO DEBT TO COLLECT
FEATURES OF THE FOURTH
Asks a New Franchise.
Estates Appraised.
Fire on Eighth-Street Bridge.
Oakland News Notes.
Lincoln-Avenue Case Dacided.
SENATOR FAIR ESTATE.
TELLS HARD TALES OF HER HUSBAND
Their Efforts Are Successful.
BIG RUSH FOR WAR STAMPS
REALTY INVOLVED.
BASEBALL NINES PUNISHED.
WHERE GAME FISHES MAY BE CAUGHT
THE FIGHT WON.
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MORE BOLTING AT THE TRACK
THE STOCK MARKET.
Edward T>owling Drowned.
TO UNFURL "OLD GLORY."
INGLESIDE COURSING.
USED OTHER NAMES.
Gun Squad
HOTEi ARRIVALS.
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.
CHURCH NOTICES.
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REFUSED TO LEAVE HIS WARM COUCH
BOXING CLUBS MUST PAY HEAVY LICENSE
■♦■ : , . jj Impersonating an Officer. .
A- A. Borlini.
DAVIS' MEN ARE FULLY AWAKENED
RIVERS WAS TOO YOUNG.
Flag Stationery
Leavitt Is Located.
—. » ♦ ■ Get the Beautiful
CLOSING IN ON CONTRACTORS
GIFT TO OTJB SOLDIERS.
Gang of JPotrero Thieves.
Edwin Lewis Acquitted.
Will of J. E. Hammersmith.
BEEF BARONS BOLDLY ACCUSED
FEAST DAY OF STS. PETER AND PAUL
LEES' FEEBLE ANSWER.
To Help Foresters.
ANNUAL CALIfORN!A ■■;■: CYCLE R/VGE MEET
Remember the Hall of Justice.
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