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San Francisco Call, Volume 87, Number 95, 5 March 1900
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SMALL BOER FORCE MASSED FOR DEFENSE WITHIN FIVE MILES OF THE POSITION OF LORD ROBERTS
FRENCH ENCOUNTERS BOERS AT OSFONTEIN
Natives Cut the Wires.
LADYSMITH'S GARRISON HAD GIVES UP HOPE
HOW SONS OF ERIN LOOK UPON THE WAR
BRITISH FLAG TORN BY HANOVER MOB
DR. JORDAN PREDICTS DISASTER FOR ENGLAND
CAPE COLONY DUTCH TAKE A KAFFIR TOWN
FRENCHMEN WARNED AGAINST ANGLOPHOBIA
BOERS ANNOUNCE THE RETREAT FROM RENSBERG
GAVE THEIR RATIONS TO WOUNDED BRITISH
British to March Through Zululand.
GERMANY MAY BE REQUESTED TO EXPLAIN
PRISON REVOLT IS QUELLED BY BULLETS
BOUNTEOUS DOWNPOUR IN THE SOUTH
TORE DOWN THE FLAG.
George Estudillo Dead.
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PACIFIC CABLE BILL CERTAIN TO BE PASSED
STRONG OPPOSITION TO THE MEAT BILL
Wrestler Costello Killed.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
WRECKAGE IN THE WAKE OF THE STORM
M'KINLEY CRITICIZED IN A BISHOP'S SERMON
THREE YOUNG CHILDREN ARE BURNED TO DEATH
ARMED STRIFE DEPLORED BY SWEDEN'S KING
Took Carbolic Acid.
BITTER ATTACK ON THE POLICY OF McKINLEY
FLAMES CARRY DEATH TO SIX SLEEPING MEN
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DECENCY BACKED BY PUBLIC OPINION WILL WIN TO-DAY AGAINST INGLESIDE
DR. MACKENZIE DELIVERS SOME SOUND ADVICE
WORST CLASS IS DRAWN HERE BY THE RACETRACK
TOO MANY LIVES ARE RUINED BY CORRUPT EVILS
CITY FATHERS ARE WARNED BY REV. F. S. FORD
COMMUNITY IS ENDANGERED BY THE RACETRACK
CONSIDERS THE RACE TRACK A FESTERING SORE
EVIL INFLUENCES OF RACETRACK LEAD TO RUIN
TO HONOR THE NAME OF ERIN'S PATRON SAINT
ANCIENT IRISH MELODY AT EMMET CELEBRATION
ONE OF ITALY'S CRUISERS DUE HERE SHORTLY
APPLAUSE FOR REAL MELODRAMA
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THE COMMERCIAL SITUATION.
THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE GAMBLERS.
A CENSUS TANGLE.
TO SAVE THE BIG TREES
WAGNERIAN ARTISTS OF FAME READY TO PERFORM
AROUND THE CORRIDORS
NEWS OF FOREIGN NAVIES.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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PERKINS IS IN FAVOR OF SEATING QUAY
TEXAS REPUBLICANS TO SEND TWO DELEGATIONS
Favors the Museum.
COLONEL SEYMOUR A POPULAR CHOIGE
NOTED PRELATE TOUCHED BY THE HAND OF DEATH
Opposition to Dr. Weldon.
KESWICK MINE HOLDS BODIES OF FOUR MEN
BOY BURGLAR IS AGAIN IN TROUBLE
Council of Jewish Women.
WOULD SHOOT FILIPINO BANDITS ON THE SPOT
CHINESE REFORMER.
Mining Property Leased.
THE CALL'S HOME STUDY CIRCLE
AMERICAN POLITICS: FEDERALIST PARTY.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
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SPORTS BOXING Eastern Amateur Champions Arrive. COURSING—Royal Flush Wins Rich Stake. RACING—Comment on the Burns Handicap.
ROYAL FLUSH IS WINNER OF THE BIG OPEN STAKE
FLORA McDONALD A WINNER AT INGLESIDE
STOCKTON COURSING.
In the Handball Court.
To Improve Prominent Streets.
German Editor Punished.
SANTA CLARA TEAM DEFEATS STANFORD
Expert Revolver Shots.
PRESIDENT WILLIAMS ON CALIFORNIA RACING
BOXERS AND WRESTLERS ARRIVE FROM THE EAST
ROWELL'S NAME IS SYNONYMOUS WITH GOOD LUCK
FOB. KENTUCKY DERBY.
FIRST PICNIC OF THE SEASON A BIG SUCCESS
FOUND ANCIENT FORESTS.
For the Oriental Trade.
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BURGLAR PULLS REVOLVER WHEN CAUGHT AT WORK
AUTOMOBILES SPEED THROUGH THE PARK
Business Men's Lenten Services
Germans Issue an Appeal.
Prisoners Try to Escape.
Rhodes to Sail for England.
OLYMPIC GUN CLUB MEMBERS OPEN TRAP-SHOOTING SEASON
TOWER MEN TO COMBINE WITH TELEGRAPHERS
YVETTE GUILBERT HAS A NARROW ESCAPE
Postoffice May Be All Granite.
Mayor Johnson Resigns.
No Marks of Violence.
Drowned in the Niagara.
Cruiser Breaks Her Shaft.
LED BY A LAD ONLY THIRTEEN YEARS OF AGE
AFRO-AMERICANS DISCUSS SOUTHERN SUFFRAGE LAWS
St. Patrick's Day Entertainment.
TWO MEN ARE HORRIBLY CUT AT EMERYVILLE
DRINK-CRAZED MAN TRIES TO END LIFE
Peter's Penitence.
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CALIFORNIA MINING. OIL DEVELOPMENT
Order of Americus.
THE CALL CALENDAR.
Weather Report.
Sun, Moon and Tide.
Steamer Movements.
Shipping Intelligence.
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TOUGHED A MATCH TO A BROKEN GAS PIPE
OPENING OF THE LENTEN SEASON DULY OBSERVED
Tendered a Pastorate.
RUSHING THE LOADINC OF GRAIN SHIPS
SWARMS OF DEPUTIES.
SUSPECTED ROBBER ASSAULTS A LAWYER
HURLED SEVENTY FEET DOWN TELEGRAPH HILL
HIGHBINDERS RESUME WORK IN CHINATOWN
REV. B. FAY MILLS ON TYRANNY OF THE DEAD
Savings and Loan Society
Lectured on Reincarnation.
Bitten by a Pet Snak.
LEES FORGOTTEN BY THE MEN WHO TOADIED TO HIM
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