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San Francisco Call, Volume 87, Number 52, 21 January 1900
Issue Contents
Article Text
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GENERAL BULLER REPORTS THE CAPTURE OF THREE MILES OF RIDGES
British Troops Bivouacking on Ground Gained During Fighting From 6 A. M. to 7 P. M.—Big Boer Army Yet Between the Relief Forces and Ladysmith.
MARLBOROUGH AND THE VOLUNTEERS OFF FOR WAR
LOSSES SUSTAINED BY THE BATTLING BOERS
NOTED BRITISHERS SAIL FOR SOUTH AFRICA
BOERS FIGHT ONLY ON THE DEFENSIVE
PRISONERS FROM KURUMAN.
Great Britain's War Against the Boers Will Be Pursued to the Bitter End Regardless of Foreign Interference and Whimperings at Home.
LONSDALE PRAISES AMERICAN HORSES
GEN. BTJLLER CONTINUES HIS MARCH ON LADYSMITH
MACRUM SAID TO HAVE DELICATE MISSION
ENTHUSIASM OVER CANADIAN TROOPS
FIERCE BOMBARDMENT OF LADYSMITH CONTINUED
WOMEN OF ENGLAND ARE ALL AT WORK
BOERS ARE MOST THOROUGHLY PROVISIONED
DISPOSITION OF THE FORCES OF BRITISH TROOPS
MANY OFFERS TO FIGHT.
WILLIAM AND THE MINES.
MULES FOR THE BRITISH.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE REPORTS . IN FAVOR OF BARRING ROBERTS
CORNU CHARGED WITH SHOOTING HIS DAUGHTER
Coming to San Francisco.
SAMPSON PRAISED BY BRITISH NAVAL EXPERT
NONAGENARIANS TO CELEBRATE IN ROME
Settling an Old Claim.
HILSTBOM ARRESTED.
Ship Blythswood's Bough Voyage.
Labori to Lecture in America.
AUTHORIZED BY CLARK TO PURCHASE A VOTE
ORGANIZED TO WORK FOR SOUND MONEY
COLLEGES CONSOLIDATED.
Mohler Will Not It-Retire.
COLSON INDICTED ON TWO MURDER CHARGES
KANE TO VISIT ROUME
Kaiser Honocs Mine. Melba.
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MOB LYNCHES TWO BROTHERS
LITTLE DANGER HERE FROM BUBONIC PLAGUE
BRILIANT VICTORY OF BANDCKBURN
WON TO BE BURIED WITH MILITARY POMP
MINE WORKERS ASK FOR INCREASED PAY
DATA FOR. THE CENSUS.
Crowninshield's Western Trip.
SANTA FE LINE WILL ENTER CITY IN MAY NEXT
Brings Back Soldier Dead.
Pingree Issues a Ukase.
French Claim to West Indies.
DESERTED HIS WIFE IN HEW YORK
Railroad Wins.
"HOOT MONS" PLAN TO HUNT COYOTES
Convention Dispensed With.
Fire in Los Angeles.
TO COMBAT THE PLAGUE.
King Oscar's Birthday Ball.
Stockmen Organize.
Dinner to the President.
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WALSH TAKES UP THE WHITE MAN'S BURDEN
TESTIMONIAL TO DR. RADER.
Threatened to Kill His Wife.
Grateful Musicians.
PICK TRAIN AMBUSHED BY TAGALOS
TEMPORARY TARIFF PREPARED FOR GUAM
HOSPITAL CORPS MEN FOR THE PHILIPPINES
MORE AMMUNITION FOR THE MARINE CORPS
DEWEV MAY VISIT US IN SEPTEMBER
CONFESSED THAT SHE MURDERED HER MOTHER
WILL OPPOSE MORMONS.
SUFFOCATED BY SMOKE.
ACCUSED OF THE WANTON SHOOTING OF A FILIPINO
SAYS THAT LENT JILTED HER AND SHOULD BE SHOT
BLUSHING A DISEASE.
Fire Ink for the Bed Man.
NOTABLE DEATHS OF THE DAY.
SUCCUMBS TO A WOUND INFLICTED BY A CUBAN
KILLED BY MORPHINE.
Fell to Her Death.
Popular Young Woman Dies.
Death of Mrs. Tobriner.
James Pyle Called by Death.
YAQUI BAND ANNIHILATED BY MEXICANS
VESSEL ASHORE.
Baggara Ferocity.
Wedding Superstitions.
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NAVAL BILL IS SURE TO PUSS
Burnham Is Sane.
FRENCH MINISTRY WELL SUPPORTED
OLD LANDMARK GONE.
Valuable Property for Sale.
Medals Presented.
INDIAN GOVERNMENT MUST PURCHASE SILVER
Bassett Acquitted.
INDECENT PICTURE EXHIBITION CLOSED
Want Trees Inspected.
Passed Counterfeit Coin.
PRIZE FOR ESSAYS
Borlini Resigns.
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THE SITUATION IN KENTUCKY
CONDITIONS IN PORTO RICO
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
THE RIGHT OF SEARCH.
Untitled
CLEMENT ANSWERS SQUIRES.
Want the Tracks Removed.
A DAILY HINT FROM PARIS.
MRS. STANFORD ENTERTAINS
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NOTES OF NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION MEMBERS CONFERRED
HOW FROSTS OCCUR
A Service for Men.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR ORGANIZER IS COMING
HIGH CARNIVAL IS HELD BY THE MAIL HANDLERS
Chosen Friend Notes.
DRUIDS WILL DANCE.
WANTS TO MOVE.
Keno Player Released,
MANY APPOINTMENTS BY BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
HEBREW LADIES' SOCIETY DID SPLENDID WORK
Perhacs Died of Heart Disease.
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NEWS OF OUR GROWING COAST TRADE
MAIL STEAMER ZEALANDIA TO CARRY GOLD-SEEKERS TO NORTHERN MINES
DEEP WATER SHIPS ARRIVE IK A BUNCH
BANK MAY REOPEN.
A Rattled Author.
DRYDOCK WILL BE OF STONE
INTERESTS THE PEOPLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST
GRAIN BAGS SCABCE.
NO SCHEDULE AGREED ON.
Cromwell's Bible.
CAN FACTORY TO BE BUILT FOR HAYWARDS
UNION DAIRIES ARRAIGNED.
Oil Discovered.
Fruit Combine Indorsed.
WILL PURCHASE POWER PUNTS
Mrs John Drew's First Appearance
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RICHARD CROKER ASSISTED GOEBEL
SHARP EARTHQUAKE IN CITY OF MEXICO
TO FEEL THE PUBLIC PULSE.
Feally Jury Disagrees.
Kaiserine's Mother Grows Worse,
Will Meet in Portland
VENERABLE JOHN RUSKIN ANSWERS DEATH'S CALL
WILL LEASE LAND FOR THE CANAL
ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST FREE TRADE
BILLS IN THE HOUSE.
ROBBINS TO BE UNSEATED.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE.
JURY ACQUITS CAPTAIN MILLS
BOX PARTY TO HEAR MADAME NEVADA SING
The Oakland. Theaters.
BRYAN SNUBBED AT BALTIMORE
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS INSTALL THEIR OFFICERS
How to Care for Young Palms.
More Small Coin Needed.
INDIANS WILL VISIT CONGRESS
COL MAUS WILL NOW INSPECT THE BIG GUNS
Wheat to Bread in Eight Hours.
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CHINESE SLEUTH SYSTEM PROVES II FLAT FAILURE
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
TO AMERICANIZE CHINESE
Chinese Released.
CHAPLAIN'S WIFE IN COURT.
CARELESS WITH HIS MONEY.
Park Music To-Day.
Divorce Suits Filed.
NAMED THEIR CLUB.
Music at St. Dominic's.
Again on Hand.
Supreme Court Calendar.
By His Own Negligence.
Enlarges Its Gymnasium.
Seed Catalogue Free.
The Roll Must Be Called.
Charged With Grand Larceny.
Bids Invited for Printing.
CUPID PLAYS A STAR ACT ON A REAL STAGE
TRINITY'S NEW RASTOR ARRIVES IN THE CITY
SOUNDLY THRASHED BY AN ANGRY BROTHER
EXTRA SESSION CAUCUS PLEDGE IS NOW AMENDED
LABORERS ARE PLENTIFUL.
McKittrick Oil Fields.
Unitarian Club Banquet.
The San Francisco Polyclinic
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THE SHAMEFUL STORY OF THE MAYOR'S PLOT
THE INVESTIGATION Before the POLICE COMMISSION
PRUSSIC ACID, A ROPE AND A JUMP ENDED THE LIVES OF THREE MEN
CHURCH IS FULL OF HYPOCRITES AND FRAUDS
ANNUAL DINNER OF YANKEES IN PARIS
WANT THE TRACK TORN UP.
COURT NOTES.
Midwinter Scents COURSING—Beacon Picked to Win RACING—Andes Wins the Live Oak AMATEURS—Preparing: for Big Meet BILLIARDS — Tournament Entries
BEACON IS FAVORITE AT UNION PARK
INGLESIDE RACES
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
WILL PLACE COLLEGE MEN ON THE GRILL
Accident to a Jockey.
Fought to a Draw.
THE CALL'S RACING CHART
LIVE OAK HANDICAP FOR ANDES
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Olympic Club Billiards.
"COMMIS VOYAGEURS" ON A SEA OF TROUBLE
Monticello Club Smoker.
Necessary Precaution,
HIGH-CLASS DOGS TO TRY CONCLUSIONS
ATHLETES TO COMPETE IN INDOOR MEET
SCHULTE WEARY OF TURF WAR
BLUE AND GOLD READMITTED
New York Gets the Regatta.
New York's Bicycle Show,
OBJECT TO PARIS FAIR CONDITIONS
OUR NATIVE DAUGHTERS.
GERMAN RED MEN.
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NEWS OF THE BAY CITIES OAKLAND ALMEDA COUNTY BERKELEY
CLOSING SOME OF THE HEW WATER DEALS
EMMA NEVADA WILL APPEAR IN OAKLAND
Pretended to Be Mute.
READING ROOM FOR CHILDREN TO BE PROVIDED
TEST OF ROBERTS WELLS COMMENCED
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AT HEARST HALL
Alameda Chapter Installs.
JUDGE HALL ADVISES HEIRS TO COMPROMISE
Reception to Rev. Mr. Shaw.
HOW THEY WOULD IRK FOR BONDS FOR THE CITY
FIGHTING TALK STILL IN THE SIMPSON SUIT
Cantata at Christ Church.
WARNS THIEVES TO STOP THEIR MANY ROBBERIES
Pro-Boer Meeting Arranged.
President Jordan Will Lecture.
ARPER SELLS TO STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Husband Failed to Provide.
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SOCIETY
ln the Future.
They're Engaged.
Wedding Bells.
Home Gatherings.
Club Parties.
Personals.
Los Angeles
VARIOUS INSTALLATIONS.
Dewey's Six Thousand Namesakes.
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EDWARD ELIAS IS DISMISSED FROM THE MINT
AROUND THE CORRIDORS
CALIFORNIANS IN WASHINGTON
CALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
SIX STORY BUILDING FOR FRANK H. WOODS
VOTERS OBJECT TO NEW DISTRICTS
Farmers' Wives as Clubwomen.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FACTS ABOUT BANANAS.
Mark Twain's Retort.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS
EASTERN MARKETS.
Associated Banks' Statement.
Chicago Grain Market.
Foreign Futures.
London Wool Sales.
LOCAL MARKETS.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Steamer Movements.
Sun, Moon and Tide.
Shipping Intelligence.
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FRATERNAL NEWS
SERVICES THIS DAY AT THE CHURCHES.
SUNDAY CALL MAGAZINE SECTION
Masthead
HOW TO LIVE HAPPILY DURING YOUR WIFE'S FIRST ABSCENE FOR HOME
MIDWINTER FASHIONS IN SILK SHIRT WAISTS
ON WHOSE ACCOUNT THE RIVALTONGS ARE FIGHTING
WHOLESALE MATRIMONY
A CROCODILE HUNT
SLANG IN THE OLD TESTAMENT
Wonderful Old Ruins,
WATERWORKS
IN A CALIFORNIA LOGCCINC CAMP
AT THE THEATRES
WITH THE LITERARY LIGHTS OF THE BOOK WORLD
BooKs Received
Odd Superstitions.
THIS MAN HAS A ROBBER TONGUE
Sems of Art Contributed by Local Painters
WILL ROWING SUPERSEDE FOOTBALL IN CALIFORNIA
What F. R,. Woolseu. M. D.. of the University of California, thinks of Boatimg as Compared With football.
President Wheeler Considers Rowing the Ideal University Sport and finest Type of physical Co-operation.
VISITING DAY AT SAN QUENTIN
THE SUICIDE
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