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San Francisco Call, Volume 90, Number 169, 16 November 1901
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JEFFRIES MAKES RUHLIN QUIT AT END OF FIFTH ROUND AND IS DECLARED WINNER BOILERMAKER OUTCLASSES AKRON GIANT EXPERTS SAY RUHLIN COULD NOT WIN
JEFFRIES OUTCLASSES RUHLIN, PROVING EASILY HIS COMPLETE MASTER
JEFFRIES DOES NOT BLAME RUHLIN FOR GIVING U¥* HIS LOSING FIGHT
REFEREE HARRY CORBETT CHARACTERIZES BATTLE AS A DISAPPOINTMENT
STIRRING INCIDENTS AND SCENES ATTENDING CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST
SON OF PUGILIST HERE ON EVANGELICAL TOUR
GUS RUHLIN SAYS A FOUL BLOW FUT HIM ON THE ROAD TO DEFEAT
Van Buskirk's Manager Talks,
Kid Parker Knocks Out Jacobs.
TOM CONSIDINE WEEPS ON THE WITNESS STAND
Piles Cured Without the Knife
Walthour Breaks a Record.
Stops the Cough
REFEREE CORBETT SAYS RUHLIN WAS OUTCLASSED
Heavy-Weights Fight a Draw.
JEFFRIES WILL TJMPTBE A LEAGUE BALL GAME
DELANEY SORRY CONTEST WAS SO UNSATISFACTORY
SOME OF THE NOTABLE INTERIOR SPORTING MEN WHO VIEWED THE FIGHT
CHAMPION'S MOTHER HAS FAITH IN HIS PROWESS
JEFFRIES' HARD BLOWS IN THE FIRST ROUND TOO MUCH FOR RUHLIN
MADDEN EXPLAINS REASON FOR THROWING UP SPONGE
BETTING THE LIGHTEST EVER KNOWN ON CONTEST IN CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS
SILER SAYS RUHLIN HAD ATTACK OF STAGE FRIGHT
CONGREGATION TENDERS PASTOB A RECEPTION
Church Asks Leave to Morteaee
Acquitted on Murder Charge.
Administered Knockout Drops.
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FOOTBALL GAME FOR THE M'KINLEY FUND
LAST REGATTA OF THE YEAR AT BELVEDERE
Automobile Club Run.
Welcome Rain Visits State.
DECLARE MEET AT PETALUMA BIG SUCCESS
Wasps and Senators Tie.
Bicycle Races at Elmhurst.
Judge Advocate Leaves.
FLYING CRUZADOS GALLOPS HOME FOR ANOTHER PURSE AT OAKLAND
RESULTS ON EASTERN TRACKS.
THE CALL'S RACING FORM CHART.
SANITARIUM DECLARED A PUBLIC NUISANCE
CRITTENDEN PETITIONS COURT TO KEVOKE ORDER
TENNIS COURTS ATTRACT MANY NEW PLAYERS'
Gossip of the Golfers.
Governor Baxter Buys a Yacht.
OTTO FEUDNER ENJOYS YEAR'S RECORD SHOOT
May Extend Athletic Work.
Students to Hold Begatta.
Express Company Is Sued.
SNIPPERS MUST PAY MORE TAXES
NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATOR OPPOSES TARIFF REVISION
Gathmann Gun a Failure.
Goldsborough. Again Fails.
Fire Destroys a Business Block.
Hobson to Manage Naval Exhibit.
THE DAY'S DEAD,
FIGHT AGAINST TAX REDUCTION
BRITISH TROOPS REFUSE TO FIGHT
YEOMANRY BEATEN" BY BOERS.
Prince George of Greece Accepts.
LIST OF KILLED GROWS LONGER
ARMY TRANSPORT HANCOCK ASHORE AT ENTRANCE TO THE INLAND SEA
Transport Buford on Way Home.
Troops to Sail for Manila.
VESSELS SINK DURING STORM
WILL SHIP SEED TO PHILIPPINES
LABOR OPPOSES SUBSIDY BILL
LONG REPORTS NEEDS OF NAVY
Of Interest to People of the Coast.
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THE RAIL COMBINE.
PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT.
HUNTING DOWN THE EOERS.
SALISBURY'S SPEECH.
THE RAINY SEASON.
MAY BECOME THE BRIDE OF SIR THOMAS LIPTON
ANSWERS QUERIES.
A CHANCE TO SMILE.
GOSSIP FROM LONDON WORLD OF LETTERS
Californians in New York.
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LONDON POLICE STILL HOLD DIX
GERMAN PAPER ATTACKS CONSUL GENERAL MASON
REGARD LODGE'S SPEECH A WARNING TO GERMANY
Collector of New York Port.
ERZERUM VISITED BY FATAL TEMBLOR
ROBBER SUSPECT NOW IDENTIFIED
SITE FOR FIiOUB MILL SECURED IN THIS CITY
TEACHERS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING OF AID SOCIETY
Anti-Chinese Convention.
Burglary Charge Not Proved.
"The Pivot of a Period."
POLITICAL PULL WILL NOT AVAIL
AN INADEQUATE VERDICT SET ASIDE IN NEW YORK
DARING BURGLAR KILLS A WOMAN
RAILROAD AGENTS TO BE WELL ENTERTAINED
A Watch to the Captain.
Suicide of John W. Hummell.
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HARRIMAN HAS THE LONG TERM
BAVARIA STANDS LOYALLY WITH THE GEXMAN EMPIRE
MODEL OF THE PARNELL HLONT7MENT NEARLY READY
CHINESE COUKT ARRIVES AT CAPITAL OF HO-NAN
FHOENTX CITIZENS SEE SHOWER' OF METEORS
Wounded Prison Guard Is Dying.
Acquitted on Charge of Murder.
Big Fire in a Packing-House.
LORD ROBERTS WILL SOON RESIGN THE POST OF COMMANDER IN CHIEF
WALLS COLLAPSE WITH WORKMEN
KILLS ONE OFFICER, AND WOUNDS ANOTHER
NO PROTECTION FOR ABDUCTORS
Bloody Tragedy Follows Divorce,
CRUELTY CHARGE AFTER AN OUTING
FOOD INSPECTORS MAKE AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
BOOSEVELT FAVORS A SCIENTIFIC TARIFF
Addition to University.
Marquis of Queensberry's Debts.
OIL COMPANIES WIN ON APPEAL
Spain Will Not Retrench.
TEXAN JUSTICE DEFIES THE LAW
FRENCH MINISTER OF WAS ORDERS ARMY STORES SOLD
DEEP-LAID PLOT TO ROB MEALEY
Sighs for Inquisition,
Story of Railway Purchase Denied.
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VAINLY PURSUE PHANTOM RICHES
BAKERJSPTELD ARCHITECT i GOES ON THE WARPATH
Claimed He Was Robbed.
Wanted for Shoplifting.
Emall Steamer Is Sunk.
SUMNER BELLE WEDS A NEGRO
WORK CEASES ON TRAIL FROM VALDEB TO YUKON
TVTANY PEOPLE IN TEXAS SUFFERING FROM HUNGER
PARLIAMENTARY CONTEST IN GALWAY GROWS BITTER
Will Dredge Bottom Lands.
Monkeys in Quarantine.
Advocate a Pacific Cable.
First Principle Wins Derby Cup.
Bond Election in Rio Vista.
Low Visits Roosevelt.
Will Beconsider Duties.
Gets Big Sewer Contract.
PRESIDENT OF W. C. T. U. DENOUNCES SALOONS AS SCHOOLS OF LAWLESSNESS
OIL IS STRUCK NEAR SAN JOSE
ACCUSED OF ABDUCTING A ST. HELENA WOMAN
Stone for Sloat Monument.
To-D>ay's News Letter.
VAST COAL BED IN THE ARCTIC
BAGGAGEMAN FALLS UNDER TRAIN WHEELS
QUARREL OVER FENCE COSTLY TO MILLIONAIRES
Judgment on Coyote Claims.
MANY SETTLERS FILE ON CLAIMS
WANT ROOSEVELT TO VISIT NEVADA COUNTY
' Big Bounty for Coyotes.
Bids for Carnegie Library.
Sheridan to Bring Passengers.
LOSES HIS LIFE ON THE TRAIL
NEW MEMORIAL CHURCH IS NEARING COMPLETION
Stanford Lady Students Initiated.
Bandit Not Yet Captured.
YAQUIS WAGING GUERRILLA WAR
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FOOTPAD LOSES HIS OVERCOAT
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS HOLD THEIR CONVENTION
WILL TAKE CHARGE OF UNCLAIMED CHILDREN
Loses His Jewelry.
Lee Palmer Will Be Held.
Says the Girls Robbed Him. '
SUPERB MUSIC OF "DIE WALKUERE" HEARD BY FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE
Untitled
FAMOUS STARS TO APPEAR IN FRENCH OPERAS
Untitled
Captain Nielsen in Trouble.
Painters Are Duped.
WORK CUT OUT FOR THE LEAGUE
DESPERATE STRUGGLE WITH TWO BURGLARS
Talks of New York Election
Christmas Holidays in Mexico.
Crab Fishermen Incorporate.
Grants Bight of Way.
The Popular Train
Must Pay for Street Work.
Jack London to Lecture.
WATCHFUL CLERK SAVES JEWELRY
Held for Attempt to Rob.
HOLDS A CLERK AND ROBS STORE
Steals Municipal Funds.
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OLIVE GRUVER IN COURT AGAIN
JAMES STAXTON LEAVES PROPERTY TO CHILDREN
Smuggler Ericksen Fined.
George A. Zocchi Disappears.
SOLDIERS ARE HOSTS AND SOCIETY DANCES AT BALL AT THE PRESIDIO
MISS McXINNEY LOSES HER PLACE AS TEACHER
Sold Liquor to a Minor.
Ex-Convict in the Toils.
One Year for Burglary.
ODDS AND ENDS IN NOME CASES
SUCCESSFUL BENEFIT FOB, CORPUS CHRIST! CHURCH
COURT OF APPEALS DENIES REHEARINGS
MISS LTTCILE EAVES TELLS OF EAKLY DAYS
Mrs. Marie Smith Convicted.
Jesse Carr's Fence to Come Down,
St. Mary the Virgin Bazaar.
Judge Hunt Sets Judgment Aside.
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COMMERCIAL FINANCIAL
EASTERN MARKETS.
Dun's Review of Trade.
Bradstreet's on Trade.
Bank Clearings.
New York Grain and Produce.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
Foreign Futures.
LOCAL MARKETS.
FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.
STOCK MARKET.
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UNCLE SAM ASKS FOR A TRANSFER
%LV. WILLIAM NAT FRIEND BEGINS REGULAR PASTORATE
Hastings Wins Debate
Servant and Money Disappear.
Funeral cf W. H. Fifield.
Police "Want a Woman-Beater
Will Lay Church Cornerstone
Thank W. W. Foote.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES,
THINKS DEUGS CAUSED HIS SON'S DEATH
Dairy Students Organize.
MAKES A HIT WITH KING OF CAMBODIA
PARTIES TO VENDETTA APPEAR IN COURT
To Hold Annual Debate.
Bitten by a Rattlesnake.
German Troops Assault Chinese.
TRAVEL THROUGH DRIFTS OF SNOW
IORCES CORONER TO TAKE CHARGE OF CASE
ESTORES FUBNITUBE TO A DESERTED WOMAN
ABBOTT WORTH ONLY SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS
WEEDING GUEST FALLS AND BREAKS CLAVICLE
Guardian for Merritt Children. ,
Reception and Dance.
MARIAN'S TUMBLE FROM HER COUCH STARTLES THE SLEEPING HOUSEHOLD
METEORS SHOOT ATHWART SKIES
Licensed to Marry.
BANK EMPLOYES STEAL BIG SUM
PUBLIC FUNERALS ARE TO BE RESTRICTED
J. R. Freud to Lecture.
Close Vote Against B«moval.
¦? « — Expenses of Candidates.
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EAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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OCTOBER EXPORTS REACH HIGHEST FIGURE IN HISTORY OF THIS PORT
GRANT SAILS FOR PHILIPPINES
Will Try It Again.
Hurt in an Elevator
.Hovements of Warships.
Tater-Front Notes.
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
A Cargo for Mexico.
The Peru's Cargo.
Notice to Mariners.
Steamer Movements.
Sun, Moon and Tide.
Time Ball.
Shipping Intelligence. •
DANGERS THAT MENACE SOCIETY
RUSSELL WILL CONTHTUE AS SUPERVISORS' CLERK
GRIEF-STRICKEN BOY ENDS LIFE
UNIVERSITY GRADUATES FOBM BUCKET BRIGADE
McKinley Memorial Fund.
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