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San Francisco Call, Volume 87, Number 107, 15 September 1900
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Masthead
NUMBER OF DEAD IN THE GALVESTON DISASTER WILL EXCEED ESTIMATE OF FIVE THOUSAND
Good Progress Made in Clearing Away the Debris at Galveston, Which Will Be Rapidly Reconstructed.
CARING FOR HOMELESS OUTSIDE OF GALVESTON
Governor Sayers Receives Further Subscriptions, Which Now Amount to Nearly a Million and a Half.
MUCH SUFFERING AMONG REFUGEES ' FROM GALVESTON
STRICKEN CITY WILL BE REBUILT TO RESIST GALES
CAIilFORNIANS PERISHED.
RUSHING MONEY AND SUPPLIES TO GALVESTON
GETTING READY TO 'RESUME BUSINESS
HUSBAND WAS BLOWN AWAY WITH WINDOW
MANY LOST HOMES.
LEE CLARK IS SAFE.
NOBLE RELIEF WORK OF UNION, STATE AND CITY.
Committee Appointed by the Governor Organizes and Decides Upon Plans to Aid the Galveston Sufferers.
WHAT SONOMA IS DOING.
MOST GENEROUS SUBSCRIPTIONS MADE
CONDOLENCE OE PEBTJ.
MONEY AND DISINFECTANTS.
MOB IN MISSISSIPPI LYNCHES THREE NEGROES
To Cure a Cold in One Day
DEATH ROLL CONTINUES TO GROW AT GALVESTON
Identified at Hitchcock.
Soldiers Who Perished.
Proclamation of the Governor Caliing on the People of the State to Aid the Sufferers.
GERMAN TRANSPORTS MUST BE INSPECTED
Boy Footpads in Jail.
Bare Philippine Jewels.
BARKEEPER STRIKES A BLOW THAT KILL£
victory for Women.
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CONGER'S VIEWS ON POLICY TOWARD CHINA
WILL DEMAND^THE DISARMAMENT OF CHINA
PRINCE CHING TAKEN BACK TO PEKING
LI HUNG CHANG WISHES A FAIR SETTLEMENT
TULIU SURRENDERS WITHOUT OPPOSITION
GERMAN INFORMATION ON AMERICA'S ATTITUDE
GRAND THANKSGIVING SERVICE AT PEKING
GERMANY MAY SEIZE THE GRAND CANAL
CORBETT MAKES LIGHT OF HIS WIFE'S CHARGES
WILL RECOMMEND USE OF WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
Spinner* Will Stop.
REFUSAL TO ARBITRATE WITH STRIKING MINERS
ROBERTS URGES BOERS TO GIVE UP STRUGGLE
WARRING BOERS TO BE TREATED AS OUTLAWS
Brakeman Injured.
PRINTING OFFICE IN PUERTO RICO DESTROYED
BONDS TO BE SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES
SIX VESSELS WRECKED OFF NEWFOUNDLAND
Bed Men Adjourn.
ROOSEVELT TALKS OF FAITH AND PROMISES
DEMOCRATS OPEN CAMPAIGN IN OHIO
WARRING FACTIONS IN DELAWARE UNITE
CLARA FOLTZ TO MAKE REPUBLICAN SPEECHES
C/he&ays &ead
COAST NEWS IN BRIEF.
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SPORT ON FIELD AND WAVE
BRIGHT ARE FOOTBALL PROSPECTS AT STANFORD
FRISCO CLOSING IN FAST ON THE "CHAMPS"
SWIMMIhG #T SUTRO'S.
BIRDS RACE MflNY MILES.
YOUNG SPEEDY SWIMMERS ON CHAMPIONSHIP ROAD
CHOICE OF PARKS OPEN TO THE LEASHMEN.
ROWING NOTES:
TfJNFORAN ATHLETIC MEET
TWENTY-MILE RACE WILL HAVE TWO ENTRIES.
ON THE BAY LINKS
CITY CRiCK£'» £RS RETURN.
BIG SHOOTING FESTIVAL.
CALIFORNIA WILL HAVE SIX VETERAN PLAYERS
YACHTS WILL SCAN BAY AGAIN FOR STAKEBOATS.
ULRICH'S RENO RUNS HIS LAST RACE AT HARLEM
BAY STAB, WIXS.
GOLF TOURNAMENT.
PREPARING THE WISCONSIN FOR HER RUN AGAINST TIME
ZALOCH WINS A PACING RACE IN EASY STYLE
NATIVES' DAY.
BEOOKLYNS SHUT OUT.
Jeffords Outclassed.
IDress Suit Cases.
Fight a Draw.
NEWS FROM THE OCEAN AND THE WATER FRONT
TRAGEDY ON AN ISLAND IN THE MID-PACIFIC
STANTOBD FOOTBALL BAT.T.Y.
AMEBICANS WIN.
Population of Des Moines.
For the October Term.
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the: campaign opened.
KELLY fIND THE RAILROAD.
THE ARMY OP NEW VOTERS,
TrJE APPEAL FROM.TE-XAS.
THE MUNICIPAL .LEAGUE.
GENERAL JAMES SMITH THANKS THE CALL FOR SUPPLYING THE SOLDIERS WITH PAPERS
PERSONAL MENTION.
HACKED McKINLEY'S LETTER
A CHANCE TO. SMILE.
FASHION HINT FROM PARIS.
KNEW WHAT THET WERE ABOUT.
FOR THE CALL READERS.
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TAX LEVY WILL BE RE-ENACTED BY SUPERIORS
More New Attorneys.
SCHOOL BOARD HEEDS ADVICE OF THE MAYOR
Assault on the High Seas.
THE CALL'S HOME STUDY CIRCLE
WHITTIER: CRITICAL STUDY BY PROF. GATES.
RETAIL CLERKS AFTER SHORTER .WORKING HOURS
THREE ADDITIONAL INSPECTORS NAMED
Minnie Munson Discharged.
Fine Stationery.
Liability of the May Flint
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SLAYS THE MAN WHO DESPOILED HIS HAPPY HOME
SELF-DEFENSE SIS CLAIM
Convict McNeil of Manslaughter.
INTEEESTS THE COAST
3ig E'jg-ar Factory to Beg^n Work.
Tracey Gets a Decision.
Watsonvill* Burglar Is Arraigned.
NO NEW CLUE IN THE MURDER OF MAHONY
SAN JOSE FAIR RACES.
PRUNE CROP.
Professor Jordan Arrives at Stanford.
MUDDLE IN. ARIZONA.
PABTIAL FUSION IN IDAHO.
WILL GRAVES QtTITP
Closing Out Odd I/ots.
BEER BLOWS UP THREE JOLLY FELLOWS OF MARIN
WANTED-DEMOCRATS TO RUN FOR OFFICE
STANFORD GLEE CLUB, SELECTS THE SINGERS
WILL REARRANGE MANAGEMENT OF CHURCH AFFAIRS
METHODIST LAYMEN MEET.
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REPUBLICANS CROWD MECHANICS PAVILION TO HEAR ELOQUENT SPEAKERS OPEN THEIR MINDS ON THE BURNING ISSUES AND THE MEN IN THE CAMPAIGN
SENATOR BEVERIDGE WILL SPEAK IN SAN FRANCISCO
LOWER PASSENGER RATES FOR INVALID SOLDIERS
TRIES FOUR TIMES TO KILL HIMSELF
"Westerfelds Are Divorced.
Kitty Le Blanche in Seattle.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS
Bradstreet's Financial Reviezv.
• Bradstreet's on Trade.
Dim's Review of Trade.
New York Grain and Produce.
Chicago Grain Market.
Foreign Futures.
California Fruit Sales.
LOCAL MARKETS.
Family Retail Market.
THE STOCK MARKET.
EASTERN MARKETS.
Sun; Moon and Tide.
Steamer blovements.
S hip ping Intelligence.
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REVOLT AGAINST MARTIH KELLY STILL GROWING
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE RINGLINGS BIG SHOW
NEW ANNUITY SOCIETY RECEIVES ITS REPORTS
CLOB PRIMARY AGAIN FOISTED UPON DEMOCRATS
PICTURES ILLUSTRATE ; INDUSTRIES OF STATE
Retail Clerks Will Organize.
SECRET WEDDING MAKES A BIG STIR IN SOCIETY
CHINESE SING AND RECITE FOR CHARITY
PAWNBROKER FOOLED BY A WHITE TOPAZ
Fire Department Telephones.
Unwholesome Beef Condemned.
Our Oldest Veterans.
Accused of Embezzling; Gold.
SOUTHERN JOBBERS FIGHTING FOR TRADE
CORONER TO INVESTIGATE DEATH OF MRS. HAYES
EVENING OF BOXING AT RELIANCE CLUB
SEARCHING FOR EVIDENCE OF BOUNTY FRAUDS
COMPROMISE PERFECTED INvTHE PATTON CASE
The • New Occident.
YOUNG LUKES GIVES POLICE ALONG CHASE
MINER AND HIS COIN PARf ON BARBARY COAST
Babbi Magnes to Preach.
ARTILLERYMEN DO GOOD WORK IN PHILIPPINES
JAPANESE ATTEMPT TO SHUT OUT WHITE GIRLS
ARRESTED FOR STEALING HAY FROM RAILROAD
USED HIS GUN ON A RESTAURANT-KEEPER
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HOTEL AREIVALS.
UNIVERSITY HAPPENINGS
Cannon Balls Made of Gold.
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MRS. NETTIE R. CRAVEN, DESPERATELY ILL, ORDERED BY JUDGE COOK INTO COURT TO BE ARRAIGNED
WOMAN TAKES CARBOLIC ACID AND WILL DIE
Pretty Effects.
Lecture on Language.
Struck a Special Officer.
ATTORNEY AND CLIENT UNDER FIRE IN COURT
BURGLARS STEAL COSTLY JEWELRY AND CLOTHING
SANG FOR BENEFIT OF LOWELL FOOTBALL TEAM
Great" Celebration -Illustrated.
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