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San Francisco Call, Volume 84, Number 51, 21 July 1898
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SAMPSON'S FLEET IS NOW ORDERED TO PORTO RICO
TROOPS SAIL AWAY FROM CHARLESTON
SPAIN ACCUSED OF "MORAL COWARDICE"
ORDERED TO LEAVE AT ONCE FOR TAMPA
HEAVY ARTILLERY BEING EMBARKED
CANNOT OFFER MUCH RESISTANCE
ASSURANCES FROM AUGUSTI AND BLANCO
EVEN IMPARCIAL ADMITS FACTS
GENERAL BLANCO TIGHTLY SEALED
THREE DAYS OVERDUE FROM PORTO PLATA
PERMANENT ANNEXATION OF PORTO RICO THE POLICY
BROOKE RETURNS TO CAMP THOMAS
PUBLIC OPINION FAVORS A PROTECTORATE
SEIZURE OF VESSELS LADEN WITH SUPPLIES
BEARS THE TERMS OF CAPITULATION
Afraid of Watson's Fleet
WAR SPIRIT IN SPAIN REVIVING
RECRUITMENT FOR THE VOLUNTEER ARMY
WILL TAKE OFF FAST TRAINS.
GENERAL GARCIfJ REPORTED TO (NE. MET DEfJTH
TO TRANSPORT THE PRISONERS
CUBAN JUNTA WARNS GARCIA
Moffatt Defeats Hammond.
GENERAL PARREJA REFUSES TO GIVE UP GUANTANAMO
WILL TERRORIZE THE ENEMY AND IMPRESS EUROPE
RECONSIDERATION NOW SUGGESTED
BIDS FOR CARRYING SPANISH PRISONERS
BRYAN'S REGIMENT REACH NASHVILLE
Santa Cruz's Treasurer.
FIELDS GETS THE BLAME
INITIATIVE LEFT TO GENERAL TORAL
DELAY IN THE PLANNED ADVANCE ON PORTO RICO
FBICTION LIKELY TO ARISE.
German Cruiser Returns to Manila.
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CIVIL ORDER IS RESTORED IN THE CITY OF SANTIAGO
WILL MAKE ROUNDS OF THE DISTRICT
YUKON RIVER CRAFT LOST
MAIMED BY CAB, WHEELS.
AMERICAN SHIPS SHELL CUBAN PORTS
AGNEWS SCANDAL WILL BE PROBED TO THE BOTTOM
MORE INSIGHT TO AGNEWS' CONDITION
CALL FOR THE INQUIRY NOT YET ISSUED
ALASKAN VESSELS TO BE USED AS TRANSPORTS
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BUT THOSE DOVES WISELY MIGRATED.
FOUR MEN WERE SLAIN BY LIGHTNING
RIGID ENFORCEMENT OF EXCLUSION ACT
Races for Santa Bosa.
CADETS OBEY CAMP RULES
PLEA FOR LESS TAX.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS
Pacific Coast Pensions.
Tracy Residence Burned.
Investigating Postal Service.
» Schonmaker's Faction Wins.
GALE WRECKS FISHING CRAFT
ALL-CHICA6OS THE CRICKET CHAMPIONS
Results of Chess Games.
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SOUTH DAKOTA BOYS TO SAIL SATURDAY
PALATIAL BERTHS FOR ARMY MULES
MERRIAM AND MILLER.
EIGHTH CALIFORNIA.
EIGHTH ARMY CORPS.
FIRST SOUTH DAKOTA.
THE PRESIDIO CAMP.
RELEASED FROM CUSTODY.
FIRST NEW YORK.
LONGEST TOW KNOWN,
MORE TROOPS FOR MANILA.
SEVENTH REGIMENT DRILL
IN THE KANSAS CAMP.
Stabbed by a Soldier.
War Incidents.
a' charity concert.
JOHN J. SULLIVAN'S CASE.
SONG BIRD TO WED.
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LET ThjE TRUTH BE KNOWN.
ODVICE FOR POPULISTS.
AFFAIRS IN THE PHILIPPINES.
JUGGLING WITH PROMOTIONS.
THE VALLEY ROflD.
DR. COGSWELL'S FOUNTAINS.
AROUND THE CORRIDORS.
CALIFORNIANS IN WASHINGTON
CALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK.
NEWS OF FOREIGN NAVIES.
THE DAYS THAT WEBK
ONE OF AMERICA'S IIGHTJbRS.
GENERAL LAWTON'S ONE MISSING MAN.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Rates Are Cut
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ENDEAVORERS DISAPPOINTED
ACCUSED OF LIBEL.
MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION.
JUDGES DIFFER ON THE BANKRUPTCY LAWi
In the Divorce Courts.
THEY SHOWED SOME PRACTICE
Produce Exchange Election.
A Lively Blaze.
GLOSSING OVER LUMBER FRAUDS
DEMOCRATS WILL MEET MAGUIRE
Robbed His Employers.
VOICE OF LABOR IS NOW HEARD
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.
EASTERN MARKETS.
LOCAL MARKETS.
THE STOCK MARKET.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE CALL CALENDER.
SUN, MOON AND TIDE.
TIME BALL.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
STEAMERS TO SAIL.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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DIRE CALAMITY AS PREDICTED BY AN OAKLANDER
ELI DENISON NOT WEALTHY
SHE PREPARES TO ANSWER HER DAUGHTER
THE FIRST PILOT.
GAMBLING RUINED HTML
MANILA READY TO SURRENDER
AGUINALDO FIGHTINfi FOR ANNEXATION
SEWING WOMEN TO ACT IN CONCERT
Wants Damages for Injuries.
Seeks a Divorce.
BOLDLY WINKED AT HIS HONOR
PRIVATE INSURANCE EXEMPT FROM TAX
CUTTING RATES ON CALIFORNIA WINES
CAMP MERRITT IS IN BAD CONDITION
Organize a Bepublican Club.
To foreclose a Mortgage.
Mrs. Popp's Complaint.
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THE TRAGEDY OF MELROSE INVESTIGATED
FUNERAL PREPARATIONS.
Aid for Eplosion Sufferers.
Honor Their Departed Comrade.
HOWLAND RUNS AT BRIGHTON
RICH MERCHANTS' STAKE FOR DIRECTUM KELLY
SENATORS TAKE THE LEADERS' MEASURE
Father of Britisli Navy Dead.
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
€AN FRANCISCO CALL.
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IS LOCHNER A STRANGLER?
WEAVING A NET.
The Victim's Funeral.
Catholic Fair Arrangements.
SADIE FOSS TOOK POISON.
DEATH OF A GREAT TROTTING MARE
MIDWEEK THEATER NOTES.
THE CRTSTAL SWIMMING BATHS.
SHE PUT UP HER PROPS,
WAR TAXES SHIRKED BY WELLS-FARGO
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