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San Francisco Call, Volume 84, Number 33, 3 July 1898
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TREMENDOUS LOSSES IN THE TWO DAYS' FIGHTING AT THE FRONT
ONE THOUSAND SPANIARDS SLAIN
PRISONERS TAKEN IN FRIDAY'S FIGHT
"ON TO SANTIAGO," THE BATTLE CRY OF BRAVE AMERICAN TROOPS
BRAVE MEN WHO WERE KILLED OR WOUNDED IN BATTLE
MANY VICTIMS OF FRIDAY'S BATTLE
CONTRADICTORY REPORTS AS TO THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL PANDO
FEARFUL SLAUGHTER AMONG THE SPANISH FORCES DISCOVERED
'■.•'•■• .:-.•• Loss -From Fires.-.':."■•' ::
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TRIO OF SMALL WARSHIPS FIGHT AN ENTIRE FLEET
SHIPS HURL THEIR SHELLS INTO THE CITY
New York Volunteers Coming.
SHIFTER HAS LOST HEAVILY
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GERMANS ARE WARNED AGAINST INTERFERENCE
COMMANDER OF WARSHIPS IS NOTIFIED
SITUATION IS YET MOST CRITICAL
MAY COMBINE AGAINST THE UNITED STATES
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM AT THEIR NON-ARRIVAL
HAS CONFIDENCE IN *• AMERICA'S FAIRNESS
Not Guilty of Murder.
PEACE AFTER THE CAPTURE OF SANTIAGO
TWO SHIPS ENTER THE SUEZ CANAL
CAMARA'S FLEET REPORTED STARTED
LINARES FALLS AND THE CAPTURE IS BUT A FEW HOURS AWAY
MODJESKA'S FORMER MANAGER AMONG THE WOUNDED
Races at Pctland.
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SPLENDID SPIRIT OF OUR MEN
JOY AT CWCKAMAUGA OVER SANTIAGO ADVICES
SAMPSON MAY ENGAGE CERVERA THIS MORNING
AMERICAN LOSS ONE HUNDRED IN KILLED AT CANEY
RETIREMENT OF REAR ADMIRAL KIRKLAND
BRINGS DOWN SPAIN'S FLAG IN THREE SHOTS
IN GERMAN ELECTIONS
WOUNDED JOINED IN SINGING "THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER"
WOULD SACRIFICE HER THRONE FOR SPAIN
Red Cross Entertainment.
BEFORE THE BIG BATTLE COMMENCED
DISAPPOINTED BY THE FAILURE OF DUFFIELD'S PLAN
EAST CORNER OF MORRO CASTLE IS KNOCKED TO PIECES
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TriE NEWS FROM SANTIAGO.
THE ASSESSMENT ROLL.
THE FLAG f?ND THE D^Y. '*
MR. BLAND "HESITATES.
THE ASSAULT ON REED.
RANK AND PRECEDENCE.
WITH ENTIRE FRANKNESS.
THE BLUE ANi> GRAY AB-E ONE,
THE GREAT AWAKENING.
ABDICATION NO SOLUTION.
Excursion to tfce Yellowstone Park.
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BOARD OF SURVEY FINDS THE CHEAP-LABOR UNIFORMS WORTHLESS
CAMP BARRETT MIGHT INCREASE
ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
THE FOURTH CAVALRY.
TROOPS AT CAMP MERRITT.
A SWORD FOR MEGGETT.
SOLDIER COLLEGIANS.
Chinese-Made Uniforms.
Reading-Room at Camp Miller
ENTERTAINING CO. G.
AFRO-AMERICANS.
Stops : Itching- Scalp
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QUEER RACES AT OAKLAND
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
THE CLIPPER SHIP TACOMA TO BE ADDED TO THE TRANSPORT FLEET.
PROTEST AGAINST ANY EXTENSION
DRIVERS COMPLAIN OF BAD PAVEMENTS
ALONG THE WATEB FRONT.
Bonds "Under Investigation.
ON SAN RAFAEL TENNIS COURTS
'•" Biehl's; Life^Sa,ving; Eihitiiti6n.i '*<■'■'.%
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ALMOST ENDS IN A RIOT
GREAT BALL PROMISED.
NOT A RUN MADE UNTIL THE TENTH
OTTS DEFEATED BY M'MAHON
FOR FREEDOM WON EASILY
At Ingleside.
Army Christian Commission.
DOCTORS DIFFER.
MERELY FOR PLEASURE.
ARRANGING A RECEPTION.
THE COLORED TROOPS.
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society.
War Incidents.
A TOUCHING SCENE IN A BRIGADE HOSPITAL
SWIMMERS READY FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
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NEWS OF THE MINES.
WINE MEN ARE NOT JOYFUL THESE DAYS
RUSH FOR STAMPS.
MAID MARIAN'S TIME EQUALED
FIFTEEN WORLD'S RECORDS BROKEN
COLLECTED IN THE CORRIDORS
CALIFORNIANS IN WASHINGTON
A YEAB OF DEATH.
PROPOSED PAVING OF MARKET STREET
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
EX-JTJDGE SLACK BELENTS.
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IRELAND'S MAIL SERVICE INCREASED
TENNESSEE SQLDIER MISSING.
TORTURE OF TWO CUBANS
TAMPERED T^ITH A WITNESS.
FROM BAY TO OCEAN.
COLLEGE BOAT CREWS RACE
Whipping Recommended.
A New City Ticket Agent.
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■ LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
SHOT BY AN OFFICER.
SALTING THE MOUNTAIN MINE
DUFFIELD'S FORCE CHECKED BY THE SWOLLEN RIVER
LAST MOMENTS OF THE HEROIC GRIDLEY
ARTILLERY SHAFTER ASKED FOR HAS NOT STARTED EVEN YET
HOSPITAL SHIP RELIEF SETS SAIL FOR SANTIAGO
KILLED NUMBER TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OF TOTAL LOSSES
CORBIN HAS NO LATE ADVICES FROM GENERAL SHAFTER
SPANISH PRIZE SLOOP BROUGHT TO KEY WEST
CHICAGOANS DEPRIVED OF DAILY NEWSPAPERS
MAY REACH VOTE DURING COMING WEEK
HAWAIIAN DEBATE IN THE SENATE
FOREST FIRES RAGING NEAR MICHIGAN BAR
BRAKEMAN KILLED IN A FREIGHT WRECK
GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL.
NORMAL SCHOOL CHANGES.
LEARY OF THE TIVOLI IN "FORT FRAYNE."
ADDITIONS TOITS MILEAGE
Hurst Park Club Races.
TEXAS TRAIN ioBBERS NQ-MTET CAPTURED
INTERESTS THE PEOPLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST
PAPER CHASE AND BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT
■.[. • COLLIDED WITH -A-; 8A8.K,; ' :
Bankruptcy: BillVSighed;, ; ..:. ;.':
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ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.
PROGRESS AT FRUITVALE
ST. PAUL'S HOME AT FRUITVALE
WEBSTER-STREET BRIDGE IN DISPUTE
To Prevent Irrigation.
NEW SCHOOLS FOR FRUITVALE
» m m NO GARBAGE CREMATORY.
Fourth of July.
Assessment Rolls Ready.
IS FREE FOR THE FOURTH
NOVEL FEATURES FOR THE IRISH FAIR
SCOTS WILL CELEBRATE.
CHERRY CROP WAS GOOD
The Red Men's Jubilee.
Berkeley Man Missing.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
OAKLAND'S FOURTH OF JULY.
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ELECTION WAGER IS NOW PAID
DEATH IN FALLING WALLS.
"UNCLE TOM'S CABIN."
Quarrel Ends in Broken Heads.
Evening Fires.
LIQUOR DEALERS AID MERCY'S CAUSE
Patriotic Music at the Park.
Police and the Parade*
Divorce Suits Filed.
ORDER OF BRITH ABRAHAM.
EXPECTED LIBERAL SUPPORT
BURGLARS FIRED UPON.
Played With a Fire Alarm.
Wanted for Pilfering Onions.
Patriotic Policemen.
Nearly Asphyxiated.
THE CRYSTAL, SWIMMING BATHS.
SUPPLY OF WHEAT .iEMARK'.BLY LOW
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San Francisco Call
Masthead
THE CUBAN LEADER WHO IS HELPING THE AMERICANS BEFORE SANTIAGO
FEATURES OF OUR NEW NAVY,
MY HOODOO 4 TH OF JULY
CURIOUS STUDIES OF BRAIN PROCESSES
PARIS ABANDONED ITSELF TO THE FLOWER FETE
THE DOGGED DOG AND THE DOG-GONE ROCKET.
AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN CAMP AND BATTLE
WILL STARTLE THE BIRDS ON LONELY CLIPPERTON ISLAND,
HUMORS OF THE NEWSPAPER BLOCKADE AROUND CUBA.
NEWSPAPER LIFE AT THE SEAT OF WAR
THE DEFENSE OF HONGKONG.
Called Back
EVOLUTION OF THE FOURTH CELEBRATIONS SINCE 1776.
HAIL! THE ERA OF GOOD FEELING
PILGRIMAGE OF THE DECADE TO PAY REVERENCE TO THE HOLY WINDING SHEET.
BOILIM WJITER WITHOUT FIRE.
WIG-WAGGING WAR NEWS FROM MAINE TO TEXAS.
TRICK.S OF T.HE KNDIJU4 JOSSLERS.
GOVERNOR-GENERAL MERRITT'S GREAT PEANUT APPETITE.
ROUND-UP OF THE WORST BAND OF OUTLAWS IN THE SOUTHWEST
QUEER JAIL FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS ONLY.
HOW THE PEOPLE ARE PAYING THE EXTRA MONEY FOR THE WAR FUND
THE FOURTH AT DUTCH BILLS GAP
"YANKEE DOODLE" SCARED THE PIRATES.
"REVENGE AND RECOMPENSE IS MINE."
WHAT THE CARTOONISTS THINK OF THE WAR.
SOCIETY.
SIZZIG PUNS PRODUCED BY THE WAR.
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The Summer Girl AND HER Bathing Suit.
How to Enhance THE HANDS: and Preserve Their Beauty.
IRVING DEFIED STAGE SUPERSTITION.
GOlhT BACK TO JANE.
ELECTRIC FANS IN Cr|UßCrl
-y. vfv, a■, . jr- y .fw .> B &fcJ p /«r iIWII
HIS POETICAL ASSISTANTS.
DIVIDED A HOUSE BY SAWING IT IN TWO.
A REAL FARMER IN CONGRESS.
THE BOOK OF THE WEEK.
BOOKS RECEIVED,
THE JULY MAGAZINES.
AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK,.
WHAT PORTO RICANS THINK OF THE WAR
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FRATERNAL NEWS
COMMERCIAL WORLD.
EASTERN MARKETS.
LOCAL MARKETS.
■ m » NOTICE TO MARINERS.
THE CALL CALENDER.
SUN, MOON AND TIDE.
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
STEAMERS TO SAIL.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TIME BALL.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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BOYS' AND GIRLS' PAGE.
THE'BOY'S DREAM ■:: ■■: – OF A BAD FOURTH
Untitled
TOWSER IS ALARMED.
A GREAT SLED RACE IN ALASKA
GIRL WHO IS ALMOST 'FRAID.
HUNT FOR THE HERO'S PROUD NAME
A SEAGULL TAMED,
CHILDREN'S WAR STANZAS
hOW UNCLE BEN MADE HIS ESCAPE
THE BOY WHO LIKES A RACKET
THE LEGION OF JUVENILE HEROES
TWO TRUSTY RECRUITS FOR UNCLE SAM.
STARR DARE IS AT THE FRONT
: •KNIg'.HTS i IP PYTHIAS.
. ..RATHbOXU SISTERS.
SERVICES THIS DAY AT THE CITY CHURCHES
THE MEADE RELIEF CORPS. •
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