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San Francisco Call, Volume 87, Number 64, 2 February 1901
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REMAINS OF THE "QUEEN OF THE SEAS" BORNE ACROSS THE WATER TO THE ACCOMPANIMENT OF MINUTE GUNS AND SAD MILITARY MUSIC
With Imposing Military and Naval Display the Royal Catafalque Is Escorted From Cowes to Portsmouth
REMAINS ARE BORNE TO THE WAITING SHIPS
GREAT FLEET SALUTES THE CATAFALQUE
RENDER HONOR TO LATE QUEEN OF ENGLAND
FIFTY KINGS AND PRINCES IN UNIFORM
Millions in London Will To-Day Render Tribute to Sovereign Who Desired Burial as a Soldier's Daughter
DELEGATES FROM FOREIGN LANDS PRESENT
Edward Proiid of Colonelcy.
Duke Is Recovering.
MILLS SAYS CALIFORNIA'S EXHIBIT WAS A FLAT FAILURE
ASSEMBLY INSISTS ON AN INQUIRY
SOUTHERN PACIFIC OFFICIAL APPEARS AS WITNESS BEFORE THE LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
UNIVERSITY MEASURES DISCUSSED
INVESTIGATING NEEDS OF THE STATE OFFICERS
Senate's Contingent Expenses.
WILL MAKE MX) EFFORT TO BLOCK NEW ROAD
WILL SURPASS ALL V.*- PREVIOUS INAUGURALS
SANGUINARY" BATTLE ON ' SHORES OF PERSIAN GUXF
GENERAL PRETORIUS' SURRENDERS TO BRITISH
For. a Cold In the Head.
HEALTH BILLS SANCTIONED BY GOVERNOR GAGE MEET BITTER OPPOSITION ON THE PART OF A MINORITY IN THE ASSEMBLY
SENATE TAKES, ACTION V.V ON NUMEROUS BILLS
Favors tRewarding Edson.
PRESENTS SUBSTITUTE BA'CETBACK MEASURE
COMPELS RESTAURANTSTO PROVIDE REGISTERS
EIGHT-HOUR DAY FOB THE WEAREKS OP STARS
Butler Retains His Seat.
King Thompson Caught.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD SYSTEM PASSES UNDER THE OWNERSHIP OF THE UNION PACIFIC
u. p.'s dream; fulfilled.
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE GREAT STOCK DEAL
NO CHANGES IN THE LOCAL MANAGEMENT
John Leoni.
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SPORTS: RACING, COURSING, TENNIS, GOLF, ATHLETICS, BOXING
FOUR FLEET-FLOOTED EQUINES AND FAMOUS JOCKEYS IN THE FOUR-CORNERED RACE
PUPPY AND SAPLING STAKES WILL PRESENT THE CHAMPIONS OF THE FUTURE
RACKET WIELDERS ARE BUSY
FIRST F»OLO GA/WE.
KENNEL BARKINGS.
MEDALS FOR GOLF CONTESTS
HUNT CLUB DATES.
LAST OF THE DUCK SHOOTING
YACHT1NG NEWS.
STANFORD MEN BEGIN TRAINING
BASEBALL GAMES.
SEVERE UPSET TO FAVORITES
DIAMOND ITEMS.
VALLEJO COURSING
GANS HAS GRIP.
AT IVE1A7 ORLEANS.
SLOAN AGAIN OUT OF LUCK
Track Notes.
Probable Winners.
THE CALL'S RACING FORM CHART.
McGOVERN THINKS JEFF WILL LOSE
RUSSELL PUTS OUT McCORMICK
0NE OF DEWEY'S MEN : . NOW AN INSANE WR.ECK
MRS. CARRIE NATION WHITES v. TO. TOPEKA JOINT-KEEPERS
TRAIN OVER-TTJR,NEI>, BUT PASSENGERS ESCAPE DEATH
RICH STRIKE OF GOIJ> IN COLORADO MINE
RARE BOXING ON THE CARD
SEQUOIAS PROVE THE VICTORS
Dayton Man Wins.
FISHING NOTES.
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COUNTER CHARGE AGAINST HIRSCH
GOES TO KILL KING VICTOR ETVTKTANTJEL
FEENCH TORPEDO-BOAT EXPLODES AND SXNTKS
ENGAGEMENT OF . ' MISS ASTOB ARRANGED
Quarantine Established.
Natural • Gas and Oil.
AWAIT CIVIL GOVERNMENT
DIVOECE GRANTED TO • MRS. RICHARD H. HUNT
CONDUCTOR •KTT.T.T-p ANI* . ; TWENTY PASSENGERS HTJKT
DOUBLE BUNKO GAME . THAT LED TO MABSIAGB
FINDS WIFE ABSENT AND CHILDREN STARVING
* Hetzel Must Stand Trial.
Tribute to John Marshall.
THE PARIS COMMISSION.
THE FORGED TREATY.
flMERlCflN FORESTS
e PROPOSED OIL INSPECTOR.
PROBATE REFORMS.
CAXIFOBNIANS EN" NEW YORK.
CA1IF0BNTA1TS IN .WASHINGTON
A CHANCE TO «-m"tt.t'
SULU SULTAN'S FLAG IS MADE OF CALICO
THIRTY PRODIGAL SONS IN STOCK.
PERSONAL MENTION.
ANSWERSJTO QUERIES.
EDITORIAL UTTERANCE IN VARIETY
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FIRST NORTHER OF THE SEASON DOES MUCH DAMAGE TO SHIPPING
» KVICHAK SINKS AT HER DOCK.
?— ¦ looses His Life in the Bay.
Some Minor Accidents.
Water Front Notes.
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Shipments of :Wheatl.- '
A Cargo for Liverpool.
Merchandise for the Orient.
An Additional Manifest
Produce Exchange Call Board Sales.
Exports of Salmon.
Exports. of Lumber.
Shipping Intelligence.
Steamer Movements.
Sun, Moon, and Tide.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2.
HOME STUDY CIRCLE FOR CALL READERS
The Latest Phases of American Humor, Taking in the Dialect Poets.
Site for Normal School.
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SUBSIDY BILL CHIEF TOPIC
VIGILANTES WILL WATCH NEW YORK'S OFFICIALS
EXCLUSION BILL PASSES HOUSE
SOCIETY BELLE STOWS AWAY ON BATTLESHIP
FINEST CRUISERS IN THE WORLD
IMPERIALISM TWAIN'S THEME
PR0M0TI0NS IN THE ARMY AND NAVY BY PRESIDENT
STEAMER IS WRECKED ON HER TRIAL TRIP
ST. LOTTIS TO ISSUE BONDS 5,' • FOR A WORLD'S FAIR
PB^ISIDENT DIAZ -OF MEXICO IN POOR HEALTH
Bankruptcy Case Postponed.
Woodsman Crushed to Death.
SNOW AND HAIL AT THE SOUTH
SUES TO PREVENT SALE OF HER HUSBAND'S LAND
WILL CONSOLIDATE EIGHTEEN CANNERIES
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JOSEPHINE SMITH FAILS AS PORTIA
COTnTVrATTDEB. FEEKCH CONDUCTS CAMPAIGN
TALENTED MISS ADOPTS THE VAUDEVILLE STAGE
EASTERN MAILS ARE NOT DELAYED
Earnings of Light Companies.
Bobs His Stepfather.
Iroquois CSub Meets.
IDENTIFIES SHEA AS HER ASSAILANT
BODY OF DEAD BUEGLAB IDENTIFIED BY FATHER
Men's Furnisher Fails.
J Found "Unconscious in a' Cellar.
For a.Cold in the Head
COSTELLO'S CASE AWAITS JUDGMENT
CHILDREN" REPUDIATE THEIR FATHER'S CLAIM
To-l>ay's News Letter.
In the Divorce Court.
Italian Bakers Favor Short Week.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS SPREAD DISEASE
VEBMONTEBS ENTERTAIN THEIR MANY FBTENDS
Grand Jury to Probe Gambling.
Key to Civil Service Questions.
Warrant for Pope's Arrest.
Wants Her Husband Back.
Steals 'Ten Cases of Whisky.
The Nicaragua Canal;
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS
EASTERN MARKETS.
Bank Clearings.
Bradstrcet's Financial Review.
Bradstrcet's on Trade.
Dun's Rcviezv of Trade.
Neiv York Grain and Produce.
Chicago Grain Market.
Foreign Futures.
LOCAL MARKETS.
Family Retail Market.
STOCK MARKET.
WILC0X CHARGED WITH TREASON
1,1 HtTNO CHANG IS EEPOETED TO HAVE DIED
HUNTER MADE SECOND LIEUTENANT FOR MERIT
MISSING AFTER THE BIG FIRE
MME. HARBIDGE-MARISTANY DENTES BEING BIGAMIST
John W. Foster Arrives.
VETESANS OF SPANISH WAR APPEAR IN DRAMA
In Memory of the Queen.
Extends Call to Rev. E. K Baker.
For a Cold in the Head.
HEARST HALL WILLIE FORMALLY DEDICATED BY COLLEGE WOMEN
LIGHTS GO OUT IN LIVERMORE
WEEDING OUT THIEVES . AMONG THE EECRTJITS
DIBECTOB, OF SUMATRA EXPEDITION IS CHOSEN
SIR KNIGHTS HONOR A DECEASED BROTHER
Mrs. W. F. Purnell Is Dead.
QU EN'S BODY TAKEN ASHORE AT PORTSMOUTH
SPLENDOR AND POMP MINGLED WITH HUMILITY
LARGE BODY OF POLICE IS ORDERED OUT
TWO RABBIS v in praise of * d£ad queen
GREAT BATTLE IS REPORTED
SERVICES HELD AT MONTEREY
Spanish Ship Gets in, Line.
OFFER FUNDS FOR FELLOWSHIPS
Gifts to University.
DEMANDS ORDERED PAID OUT OF WRONG FUNDS
SOUSA'S FAMOUS BAND TO PLAY AT ALHAMBRA
SUES RELATIVES FOR A FORTUNE
BICYCLIST HAS NARROW ESCAPE FROM. DEATH
Annie Bouley in a Padded Cell.
Memorial to the Queen.
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HOTEL ABRIVALS.
FOREIGN LEMONS NOT IN DEMAND
GRADUATE* FROM SAN JOSE NORMAL SCHOOL
INTERESTS THE. COAST.
Nelson-Vaughn Recount.
Murderer Ends His Life.
Two Years in Folsom.
REAL ESTATE TELAHSAX7I1ONB.
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WHY RODLEY IS NOT IN PRISON
MRS. KINCAID GREETS TUTORS AT HIGHLY NOVEL FUNCTION
ARMY CHANGES CONTEMPLATED
FATHER YORKE'S LECTURE ON PEISON OF THE POPE
May Hold Two Positions.
CUPID SNARES A MILIONAIRE
WEDDZN-Q BELLS TO RI2TG FOB, THEM NEXT MONDAY
SAYS THE EIGHT^-HOtTB LAW IS BEINQ VIOLATED
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.
To Cure the Grip in Two Days
PAItEWELIi BENEFIT FOR "P A M'MTTRS'M 1TM
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