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San Francisco Call, Volume 87, Number 160, 9 May 1901
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
GOLDEN STATE'S GREETING TO THE CHIEF OF THE NATION THOUSANDS GREET PRESIDENT IN THE SOUTHERN METROPOLIS
President Now Is California's Guest. Children Scatter Flowers in Path. Eloquent Tribute to the State's Past
EIGHTEEN PICKED MEN WILL GUARD PRESIDENT
LOS ANgeles Extends a Warm WELCOME. McKinley Speaks at Van Nuys Hotel. WOmen's Clubs Entertain Mrs. MCKINLEY.
Parade Problems the Subject of Debate.
AMPHITHEATER OF * CINDER PATH
VALLEJO'S-WISH NOT YET DENIED
HAYWARDS' WISH TO BE GRATIFIED
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MADE CARDINAL AMID SPLENDOR
CANNON ESTATE ONE MILLION
Blaze in Seattle.
ROAD AGENT'S STEED A CHAINLESS BIKE
FREE OF CHARGE.
Clergyman Seriously Injured.
MISSING CLEVELAND BANKER A SUICIDE
Edward's Son Opens a Parliament.
DESERT'S SHIFTING SANDS THEIR BIER
Soldier * Killed by, a Deserter.
Murder, and Suicide.
HEENAN FACTION WINS THE DAY IN THE GRAND COURT ELECTION
RAILROAD MEN IN CONFERENCE
SPECTMEMS O!F DUNHAM'S . 'ICBXROGHAPHir IN PTnVTAirTD
NATION'S CHIEF TO GREET THEM
OP INTEREST TO 'I'H K. COAST.
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RIBBONS THAT WENT TO THE DOGS-RACING, BASEBALL AND COURSING
HANDICAP GOES TO THE FRETTER
Track Notes.
To-Day's Entries.
Lester Reiff Pilots Winners.
DOG SHOW OF THE SAN FRANCISCO KENNEL CLUB HAS A MOST SUCCESSFUL BEGINNING AT MECHANICS PAVILION
THE CALL'S RAGING FORM CHART.
FILIPINO INSURGENT . COIjONEI* SURRENDERS
SAID TO BE: FORTIFYING STRAIT OF MAGELLAN
CAfNNIBALS MURDER . ENGLISH MISSIONARIES
Harvard Wins at Golf.
EASTERN BACING.
WILIi INCORPORATE TO : ;** BXJTLI> TBOTTTNG TBACK
DISCRIMINATION INJURES TRADE
National 'Club Fights.
EASTERN BASEBAIX.
Baseball To-Day.
Cowden Chosen Captain.
PUPPY STAKE 0N THE CARD
English Golf Hatches.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS LEAYDIG TOWH FOR THE SUMMER.
THE STATE AND IRRIGATION.
THE PRESIDENTIAL CIRCLE.
SPARRING FOR TIME.
THE BUFFALO-EXPOSITION.
NATIONAL HOPEFULNESS.
PAPERS ON CURRENT TOPICS.
PERSONAL MENTION/
CAI/irORNTANS IN NEW YORK.
CALTFOBKTAiNS HT WASHINGTON
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
A CHANCE TO SMII^E.
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OIL PRODUCERS MAKE PROGRESS
LEAVES WITH GOOD WILL OF FORMER ASSOCIATES
STEPS TO ALIGN PARTY FORCES
Forty-Third District Democrats.
CONDITION OF THE BANKS IS VE3.Y SATISFACTORY
Two Sudden Deaths.
Money and Jewelry Stolen.
TELLS OF TRIP AROUND WORLD
Drunken Soldiers Create Disturbance.
The Steam locomotive Doomed.
ALLEGES DECEIT IN O'HARE CASE
Knights Templar Elect Officers.
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CLIPPERS OF THE SUGAR FLEET ARE NOW RACING TO THE ISLANDS
SEALEBS MAKE POOR CATCH.
Panama Steamships.
Water Front Notes.
NEWS OF THE OCJLAJT.
Departure of the Panama Steamer.
Cargo on the Curacao.
Shipping Intelligence.
Steamer Movements.
Sun, Moon and Tide.
THURSDAY, MAY 9.
BOOKS CAUSE HIS TROUBLES
Movement of Transports.
Forum Club Entertains.
Mothers' Club Meeting.
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NAME SCHOOL AFTER TEACHER
ZJATIVE BORN CHTLDREN OF AXIEII PARENTAGE
CROWDS FLOCK TO "SAG HARBOR"
JOHN WILLIAMS STICKSTO HIS TESTIMONY
Harbor Commissioners Meet.
Seeks Rescue of Neglected Child.
Anti-Tobacco Pledge.
GROCERS AND THEIR MANY GUESTS MAKE MERRY AT SCHUETZEN PARK
SAY MINING PABTNEBS WITHHOLD THEIR CLOTHES
CHARITABLE SOCIETY TO GIVE GRAND CONCERT
Dr. Kinyoun Beparts.
IS IMPORTANT TO CALIFORNIA
Dora Fuhrig Case Set.
JURY DECLARES LEWIS INSANE
Donnelly Defends Himself.
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COMMERCIAL FINANCIAL
EASTERN MARKETS.
Chicago Grain Market.
Foreign Futures.
LOCAL MARKETS,
STOCK MARKET.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
GIANTS BATTLE FOR THE SHARES
GTEEAT FIGHT FOB CONTROL.
EVAN WILLIAMS JOINS ¦ :-. THE SILENT MAJORITY
CLEVER BURNT CORK ARTISTS PREPARING FOR BRIEF ENGAGEMENT AT THE ALHAMBRA
EVENTS IN SOCIETY
CHARGES FRAUD IN THE CLAIMS
TLEV. O. W. LTJCAS IS "'..,''<';, ELECTED MODKRATOR
¦Woodmen's Laws Revised.
GOVERNOR; NASH SEES RIVERSIDE
STEEL TRUST TO CENTRALIZE
WHY THE.QEBMAKS '. 'FIRED ON BRITISH TTJG
DEATH CLOSE TO SALISBURY
THOUSANDS ABE PAID TO SETTLE THE CLAIM
In, the'Divorce Court.
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TROOPS VlNJ BARCELONA^ ¦¦;¦ ¦ . .; siTPPRESS VANAilCHIST3
SAYS HE STOLE HER AFFECTIONS
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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CONFERENCE DOES NOT MATERIALIZE
FRACTURED SKULL IS KEStTLT OF A FALL
Civil Service Examinations
SATISFY WOUNDED HONOR IN RING AND ARE SENT HOME IN CARRIAGES
MANY CHILDREN ARE ASSEMBLED IN A FEVER-INFECTED BUILDING
Delightf ul Ocean Trips.
Chinese Testimony Is Offered.
MASONS HONOR LADY FRIENDS
Makes Target of Saloon-Keeper.
WORKS BOARD IS AGAIN SCORED
CUT-RATE EXCURSIONS ?' :''¦- PROVE GREAT SUCCESS
ER,;GARDNER ADVISES ' t THE SIX COMPANIES
Habeas Corpus .Writ for a Soldier.
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