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San Francisco Call, Volume 87, Number 127, 5 October 1902
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Masthead
DR. WM. M. LAWLOR WITHDRAWS HIS RESIGNATION AS HEAD OF HOME FOR FEEBLE-MINDED AND DEMANDS VINDICATION
XQDTE3 ARE POUND .; ' . IN MEDICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT CASTRO'S "WITE ¦¦'." PEARS FOR. HER JEWELS
Paris Police Ask for Help.
OVERLAND FLYER CRASHES INTO FREIGHT TRAIN AND TRAVELING MAN LOSES LIFE
PRESIDENT PASSES IT TO STONE
MOB TAKES A NEGRO , , FROM JAIL FOR A; TREE
May • YoheVWeds; Strong.
, MANEUVEBS OF TB.OOPS AEE TO BE CONTINUED
Commerce of the Philippines.'
BISHOP POTTER A BRIDEGROOM
GILBOY ROMANCE BNDS IN A SUIT FOB GOLD
GIRL ON A BICYCLE" ESCAPES ASSAILANT
Women File on Sulphur Claims^
Santa Fe Road Requires Coal.
Canada Will Send Us Coal.
SHAW CORRECTS FALSE REPORT
BOWiEN MUST SUBMIT- ' TO AHOTHEB OPEBATIOIT
Defendants Must Be Retried;
Duse Will Sobn.'Axrive.1
Luke Wheeler Jury Discharged;
Crown Prince of Greece Hurt.
DREYFUS AIDS THE ZOLA FUND
Cold -Weather Strikes Germany.
Protest Against Great Britain.'
Fire Reported in Hongkong.
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COUNCIL BRIBER SNYDER GUILTY
Hod-Carriers Go on Strike.
TIME REUNITES FATHER AND SON
Torpedo Boat to Be Destroyed.
Hart F. Smith Is Dead.
NO MORE PASSES FOR CAMPAIGNERS
HUNDREDS DIE IN A TYPHOON
HUNDREDS OF CHINESE SINK WITH STEAMER
HAVANA BISHOP TO BE SELECTED
Traveling Man Injured.
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Historic Horseshoes.
Breaking.the Avalanche*
AMERICANS ROUT FIERCE MACIU MOROS
Making Talking Dolls.
PANIC VICTIMS ARE ALL AGHAST
How to Cure the Blues.
Millions of Fisli Killed.
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SPAIN'S RULER MAY VISIT US
FINDS CUBE FOR IN ROADS OF LEPROSY
SUPPOSED POSTOFFICE THIEVES IN CUSTODY
PROMINENT OLD ACTOE. PASSES MYSTERIOUSLY
German Naval Officer Complains.
ANARCHISTS THREATEN LIFE OF EMPRESS
FATHER McNAMEE'S BODY WILL LIE IN STATE
LETTEBS OF A QTJEEN TELX OF LIFE MISERY
YOUNG.FIB.EBTTGS GLOAT ; OVEB, STIB THEY CATTSE
Caribbean Division Created.
GROSS NEGLECT THE ACCUSATION
LEAPS TO DEATH FROM A BRIDGE
GRAND (DTXKE'S ARRIVAL ¦ ' EXCITES THE. MUSSTJLMANS
Roosevelt SufEers a. 'i Strain.
Democrats Name Another Man.
WORKMEN ACTIVE AT FAIR GROUNDS
Arrested for Perjury.
Dr. Tait Retaliates.
Californians in New York.
Teamsters' Troubles.
Moody Will Make Speeches.
American Women in Europe.
Los Gatos Miss Weds in Boston.
Will Give Barn Party.
Bricklayers Demand a Raise.
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BOOTH RECEIVES A GREAT WELCOME
KORE LARGE DONATIONS Y^- FOB POLICE BENEFIT
Peterson Is Convicted.
News in Army Circles.
Bald a Fan-Tan Game.
STRATTON'S WILL STIRS ARGUMENT
Bail Bates Beduced Via Santa Fa.
COMMITTEE TO ABBANGE , FOB POSTEB CABNTVAL
FIFTH INFANTRY TO LOSE WHITTEN
GENERAL BELA XL HUGHES . ANSWERS CALL OP DEATH
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WILL EXHIBIT CITRUS FRUITS
FEAST OF EOSABY WILL BE HELD AT ST. DOMTNTCS
Bobbed a Poor Boy.
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LEANDRO CAMPANARI IS SILENT REGARDING SYMPHONY WORK HERE
PHKSOiNAL MENTIOiN.
LITTLEFIEBEi'S O-A.l«IF^.IC3-iCr.
B-A.3STK: OP FRANCE ROBBERY.
STEPS FROM SHIP'S DECK TO BOARDS OF STAGE AND SUCCESS COMES TO HIM
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BASIN PARK HISTORY IS MADE KNOWN
FRITZ SCORES A WIFE BEATER
Visitors' Day on the Oregon.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS' HOME MUST BE MADE LARGER
INJURED TROOPER • – TO BE G1VJ4N AID
Police Aid Destitute Woman.
ABSEWCE PBOM DTTTTT CAUSES HH£ TBOTTBIiE
Murpbys Will Be Tried.
WANTS FORMER WIFE TO WORK
BURGLARS TATTR TIME TO LOOT RESIDENCE
SCHMITZ OPENS CATHOLIC FAIR
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LIVELY HARES SET FAST PACE
UNIVERSITY MEN WIN BOTH GAMES
__LTJ_OII PROVTSS WEAK.
Oregon-Berkeley Games Off.
Tremble Comes. to Fight Foley.
NeWj Union Organized.
ANG-XS ON" THE TOBOGGAN.
Football. at San Rafael.
YOUNG ATHLETES BREAK RECORDS IN COMPETITION ON THE FIELD
PONIES FINALLY MANAGE TO WIN
Bartenders' Ball.
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ON EASTEEN GBIDISOM'S.
JOYOUS ENDING OF STREET FAIR
Dress Him. Well
American Athletes for England.
SUISUN DOCTOR IS TOSSED BY TRAIN ENGINE
AiLONB WINS PACING RACE AT PBESNO IN PAST TIME
Tennis Club Elects Officers.
Muaic at the Park.
Improvement .Club's Plans.
BEQUEATHS LAND TO COLLEGE MEN
Bequest to Firemen's Fund.
ALASDTilN IS FIBST -A: IN TECTJMSEH HANDICAP
MISS TTECKFTft IS FIBST OF THE "WOMEN* GOLFERS
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Proctor Arraigned in Court.
COMELY WIDOW ASKS DAMAGES
September's Immigration.
JORDAN FLAYS SCHOOL SYSTEM
Hunting-;
. Changes of Residence.
Red Cross Society Meets.
FRIENDS CROWD CHURCH TO VIEW MARRIAGE RITES
REALTY KEEPS ITS FIRM TONE
x Racehorses • Bring Poor Prices.
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MAGNIFICENT RECEPTION GIVEN PARDEE AND GAGE
Large and Enthusiastic Audience Fills the Mechanics' Pavilion and Cheers for^ the Standard- Bearer of the Republican Party and for the Chief Executive of the State of California
George A. Knight Raises His Voice Against Democratic Doctrine and Proves by Conclusive Arguments That This Country's Prosperity Is Due to the Wisdom of the Republican Party
LITTLEFIELD OF MAINE TALKS TO THOUSANDS OF FRESNOANS DISTINGUISHED MEMBERS OF REPUBLICAN PARTY ADDRESS VOTERS OF SAN FRANCISCO AT BIG RALLY
STANDARD BEARER OF REPUBLICAN PARTY BEGINS HIS TOUR OF THE NORTHERN COUNTIES TO-MORROW
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REPUBLICANS ARE CONFIDENT
Clerks Support Loud.
Union Labor Ratification.
ASK FOR WRIT OF MANDAMUS
Democrats Invade Randsburg.
Hodgers Goes to an Asylum.
Kanouse ] Addresses Voters
OF INTEKEST TO PEOPLE .OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Edward Connelly.
' BOY BURGLARS :. ARRESTED. — Mark
TBA.VELS IN A COFFIN" FROM FAR AWAY NORWAY
Sheldon Declines Nomination.
St.- – Erancis of Assisi ': Feast.
CROCKETT HEARS FRANKLIN K. LANE
COOMBS AT ARBTJCKLE.
Protest Against Extortion Schemes.
Ashe Talks of Irrigation.
Lodi Welcomes Needham.
Lane Club in Sacramento.
Sacramento's Registration. ,
ASSERTS NEVADA IS REPUBLICAN
Best Fiction of the Year Free With the Sunday Call.
EDWINA DTJFFICY TAKES FINAL VOWS AND VEIL
FISH COMMISSIONEBS MAKE_ A NEAT CAETTTBE
SOCIETY EVENTS
Basket Social.
LABORATORIES FOR THE COAST
Deputies Enjoy a Supper.
Native Sons', Memorial. Service.
To Celebrate Victory.
Bazaar to Aid Lutheran Church.
Bed Hen's Reception.
Kodak Developing.
Scenes in Mexico.
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News of the Bay Cities OAKLAND Alameda County Berkeley News of the Bay Cities
DALTON STILL KEEPS SILENT
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK THE THEME
GABCIA'S PBOPEB.TY FALLS TINDER'AUCTIONEER'S HAMMER
Surplus Goes to Trade Boards.
College Democrats Organize.
HEAVY TRAFFIC AT THE YARDS
Garbage i Case Is Dismissed.
Alameda's Tax Bate • Fixed.
PARISHIONERS MOURN AT BIER
Wanders Away From Home.
Late Shipping Intelligence.
TEMPLE CORNERSTONE IS LAID AMID SHOUTS OF HALLELUJAHS
CHINESE MAID PREFERS HOME
Mother "Weeps Over. Wayward, Son.
Threaten • Hearst' Hall.
HOLD FESTIVAL AT THEIR HOME
HUSBAND'S DEATH UNHINGES MIND
MANGLED. BODY FOUND ON RAILROAD TRACK3
LUGUBRIOUS "EAST LYNNE" COMING TO THE DEWL'Y
Licensed to Marry.
Imitated College Boys.
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COLOMBIAN GUNBOAT BOGOTA DEPARTS TO-DAY FOR PANAMA
Alameda Sails.
Naval Ships in Harbor.
Hevadan Accident
Diver Recovers Anchor.
Changes of Captains.
City of Panama Sails.
KXWS OF THE OCEAN.
Grain for Great Britain.
Crude Oil for Hawaii.
Merchandise for Honolulu.
Departure of the Panama Steamer
Shipping Intelligence.
Movements of Steamers.
Sun, Moon and Tide.
Time Ball.
LIVES ARE LOST IN A COLLISION
CHARGES HUSBAND WITH ¦ FAILURE TO PROVIDE
Notice to Passengers.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Grain'and Produce.
Foreign Futures.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
LOCAL MARKETS.
STOCK MARKET.
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HOTEL. AEBIVALS.
REAL ESTATE TEAM'S ACTIONS.
Sunday Call
THE AUTOCRATS PART I
The Remarkable Heroine of "Alice of Old Vincennes"
What Is Doing in the Fraternal World
THE STRANGEST HOUSE IN THE WEST
AN EASY LESSON IN WHIST.
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Sunday Call Magazine Section
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THE NEW FALL SLEEVES
Dream Farcies of the Author of "Alice of Old Vincennes."
TO JUDGE A WOMAN'S FACE OR FIGURE CONSIDER NATURE'S FOOTRULE
WOMEN WHIPS OF SAN FRANCISCO
PHOTOGRAPHIC POINTERS FOR AMATEURS.
AS SEEN ON COUNTRY ROADS
BOOKS OF THE WEEK AND LITERARY CHAT
The;God of Things.
A Girl Who "Wrote.
literary Notes.
Books Received.
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SEVEN PUZZLES CAN YOU SOLVE THEM
PRIZE WINNERS DT THB CONTEST OF SEPTEMBER 21.
Solve the Puzzles, Fill Out This Coupon. Send Whole Page to Puzzle Editor, Sunday Call, S.F.
MAGIC NUMBER PUZZLE.
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