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NIXON QUITS TRUST POST UNDER FIRE

riVE-MASTED SCHOONER WBECKED DUBING GALE

VIENNA PAPERS ANNOUNCE HUMOR OF POPE'S DEATH

TEMBLOR HAS EFFECT ON THE ARTESIAN WELLS

MATOS ISSUES A MANIFESTO CONFESSING THE VENEZUELAN REVOLUTION IS TERMINATED

NEGRO FAST CHANGING TO WHITE MAN

RUINS OF LARGE CITY ARE FOUND IN MEXICO

ALLAN LINER NORWEGIAN GOES ASHORE AT CODROY

SOUNDS NOTE OF WARNING TO WORKMEN

CIVIL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST JAMES WATSON

FORMER COLLEGE OFFICER SAID TO BE A PRINCE

WIFE SHOOTS OVER CORPSE OF HUSBAND

CONFESSES DISHONESTY ;; / .. " v:Cl AND COMMITS SUICIDE

RAINY. SEASON INCREASES ;/; CHOLERA -IN! PHILIPPINES

MAIMED CORPSE OF DRAGA GIVES EVIDENCE OF AWFUL ATROCITY OF HER SLAYERS

QUIET THROUGHOUT . SERVIA. – -*'-- ¦ – ¦ –

KING CHARLES IS ANGRY.

"HANDS OFF!" SAYS RUSSIA.

CONSPIRATORS IN HASTE.

? ¦ NO DANGER OF REVOLUTION.

KING'S BRAIN ABNORMAL.

NOT READY FOR REPUBLIC.

MAY DEMAND PUNISHMENT.

Writes to Italy's King.

OFFICIAL STORY OF THE BELGRADE ASSASSINATIONS ADDS NEW DETAILS OF CONSPIRATORS' BRUTALITY

King and Queen Hide for Hours Before Discovery.

Son of Milan May A ttempt to Mount Throne.

ATTORNEY WILL OBTAIN RECORDS FROM NEBRASKA

Spike Will Be of Silver.

FALLS GREAT DISTANCE, BUT ISN'T BADLY HURT

Cooley to Succeed Garliele

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UNIONS DECLINE TO AID STRIKE

SANITARIUM WILL RISE AMONG MUD VOLCANOES

POSTAL RING MAKES MOCKERY OF CIVIL SERVICE; ARRESTS OF HIGH OFFICIALS ARE IN PROSPECT

Astounding Conditions in Washington Office.

Crisis Is Near in the Official In. vestigation.

PORTRAITS MADE BY ST. MEMIN

Striking Painters Enjoined.

Forger Faints When Arrested.

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' Beiuscs to Prosecute.

PROCESS OF TRAINING; WILD ANIMALS

TURKS MURDER AN AMERICAN

HIDDEN TBEASUBS IN INDIAN- STATES

COUNTRY BOY • ., – - .. ., ; . PREVENTS A WRECK

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NINE BIG BANKS WILL BE MERGED

R«ichrtag May Be Dissolved

Foil Train Bobbers' Plot

No Commissioner of Immigration

Captain Sinks With Steamship,

En Route to the Saengeibund.

Asks for Co-Receiver

Murder Suspect Confesses.

Ste&mship Samshui N^t Wiecked.

Lorraine Barrow Dies.

GLESS TELLS HOW HE WAS BRUTALLY BEATEN

SAN DIEGO GRAIN FIELDS YIELD AN ENORMOUS CROP

POLICE CANNOT TBACE MISSING DENVER -MAN

Colonists for Sacramento Count7.

Inspectors Needed at Boundary.

Wagon Injures an Editor.

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Astronomical Research

Ravages of the Sea,

GRAND ARMY MEN DISPLAY ZEAL

Etcr.ped Prisoner Ib Recaptured.

Cloudburst in Colorado.

President's .Wyoming Horse.

LEVEE CUTTING CAUSES A RIOT

BIO GRANDE RISING.

BATTLING AGAINST FLOOD.

Trains Arc Running Once More.

Seven Deaths in One House.

ANSWERS, TO. QUERIES.

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NOTED BISHOP WILL DELIVER SERMON BEFORE GRADUATES

CALM SETTLES OVER MORENCI

Oldest lawsuit in the World.

BANDITS LEAVE PEPPERED TRAIL

NOBLES THRONG FLOWERED OASIS

Longevity in Europe.

WATERSUPPLY BEING STUDIED

Californians in New i York.

FOREST RESERVE BOUNDARY LINES

The Alligator's Breakfast.

Wanted Judge to Overrule Motion.

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RIOT IN CHINA ANNOYS FRANCE

Thoroughness Before Sp«ed.

RUSSIA WAITS IMPATIENTLY, BUT CHINA IGNORES DEMANDS

Emperor's Assailant Insane.

D:ath of Former Congressman.

ZANARDELLI MAY FORM A CABINET

WITNESSES HIDE FROM THE COURT

THE FAMOUS OLD JUMEL MANSION

WALL STREET'S EXCITING WEEK

DENY COLOMBIA'S RIGHT TO RECEDE

Victim of Bars Disease.

Hirshbergr a Supreme Trustee.

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MASS MEETING OF THE Y. M. C. A.

MES..WALTEK VEO03IAN ... IS GIVEN A DIVORCE

Labor Union Convention Adjourns.

AGUIRRE STILL HOLDS POSITION

SUNDAY-SCHOOL METHODS DECLARED TO BE FAULTY

"MIDDLE CLASSES ARE THE BEST CITIZENS/'

Mullins' Decision Reversed

Mare Island Channel Widening.

Sixteen Strikers Fined.

Arrested for Diamond Bobbery.

Sacramento Paper Changes Name.

HIGH TITLES FOR TRADESMEN

Photographers Guess Time.

Lone Navigator Returns.

Templars* Party.

Lieutenant Grundman Honored.

Benefit for Jews in Kishenev.

Flag Day in Porto Rico.

Hay Command at Honolulu.

Plenty of Room in Yosemite.

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LIFE OF BELOVED SCIENTIST, PROFESSOR JOSEPH LE CONTE, RELATED IN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

PROFIT SHARING.

Chicago's t:r.ott:bi_,e.

humor insr :mtj:fl:de:r,

NEWEST OF FLYING MACHINES, BUILT FOR LEBAUDY BROTHERS, BREAKS ALL AERlAL RECORDS,

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MAP PREPARED OF CRATER LAKE

OF INTEBEST TO PEOPLE – OF THE PACIFIC COAST

Steam Turbins Power.

NEW YORK BANKS GAIN IN SURPLUS

PACIFIC ROAD IS NOW ASSURED

FIVE VICTIMS OF INCENDIARY

Expert in Making Antiques.

Motorists Lose Their Heads.

Telephone as Medium of Slander

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RAILWAY FAILS TO GAIN BONUS

SEGISTBAB AT STANFORD REPORTS ON

Pajaro Farmers Derive Benefit.

Melody Sounds at Santa Cruz.

COUNTIES PLAN CELEBRATION RICH IN FESTAL SPLENDORS

ORE CRUSHES MEN T0 DEATH

Condemned' Man Asks .Time.

BUNKER HTLL DAY :':'¦';-:• WILL, BE OBSERVED

Indorse Mayor's Action.

JORDAN STARTS FOR FISHERIES

ALASKAN RIVERS CLAIM VICTIMS

PERSONAL MENTION.

Music at: Golden Gate Park.

LIGHT SENTENCES PASSED. ' C 'ON CONVICTED PRISONERS

Annual Outing of Y. M. I.

RUNAWAY LOGS CAUSE DEATHS

SOUTHERN EDITORS TOUR THE PACIFIC COAST

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REALTY BROKERS OF SAN FRANCISCO DISPOSING OF MANY VALUABLE LOTS

Republicans of Forty-First Meet.

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"*".'ould Erect Monument.

2goet & Chanel on Leads in Importa. v ' tions.

Christi Adjudged Insane.

Chief Wittman Enjoined.

Ending of Great Sale.

Had Unstamped Cigars.

ACTORS GROW REBELLIOUS IN "CIRCUS GIRL" COMPANY

SOLDIERS TO CAMP NEAR SANTA ROSA

Subject to Civil Service.

Petitions in Insolvency.

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EPPINGER & CO.'S BUSINESS METHODS MAY RESULT IN THE INSTITUTION OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS

Returned Receipts Placed Again on Market.

SUSPECTED ASSAILANTS OF LITTLE MARY SILVA ARE CAPTURED ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF OAKLAND

GRUNAUER TAKES BACK HIS GOLD

MORE TROUBLE AWAITS WIDBER

NOLAN GANG MAY CONFESS GUILT

Claims He Was Irresponsible.

MASKED MEN ROB SALOON-KEEPER

Chickens;Lead to.Trouble.

Colored Hostlers Have Trouble.

SCANDALS SURROUND GUNBOATS

SUMMER DAYS FIND SOCIETY RATHER DULL

Company A's Anniversary.

MINERS DEPART FROM RANDSBURG

CELEBRATION COMMITTEE RECEIVES SEVERE SHOCK

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TEST EYESIGHT UPON THE STARS

GIRAFFES DEAR AND VERY SCARCE

NO PROSPECT OF SETTLEMENT

PRESBYTERIANS PREPARE SPECIAL VESPER SERVICE

MRS. HAVENS CALLED TO HER FINAL REST

MISS MAUDE STEVENS WILL BECOME MRS. ALFRED CORDS

ANIMALS DIFFERENTLY AFFECTED BY RAIN

Warns Trustees of Trouble.

A MARKET "TIP" IN YEAR 1858

JUST ANNOUNCES WHAT CUPID DID

OWNER CLAIMS HOUSE WALKIBEZ WAS RIDING

Vestry Chooses Rector.

Professor Thompson on.Radium.

SALINAS TO LOSE ITS SUB-STATION

UNIVERSITY EVENTS

INGALS MARRIES GIRL ; WHO j HAD HIM ARRESTED

CHINESE OFFER REWARD FOR CAPTURE OF KERR

Marriage Licenses.

Chosen District Deputy President.

Funds! for Free Hospital Bed.

Socialist Lecture.

Illinois Society, Picnic

Recovering; From Illness.

OAKLAND WOMEN FORM A UNION

JAPANESE PLAN NEW INDUSTRY

STORK WILL NOT PAY ITS VISIT AT THE JAIL

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CLAUDE WINS THE ST. LOUIS DERBY; MAGISTRATE FIRST IN THE TREMONT

Colt Owned by M. J. Daly and Ridden by Jockey d. Daly Has No Difficulty in Ouifooting the Less Heavily Weighted Three-YearOWs That Are Opposed to Him

SAVABLE'S CLARK STAKES.

fiOBATIUS WINS AT SEATTLE.

Young¦¦>Son of Hastings Concedes Weight to Other | Starters in the Two-Year-Old Classic and Canters igfHorielt^ the Brooklyn Derby

ST. LO UIS "D E RBY – Wl NN E RS:

PRINCETON DEFEATS YALE ON THE BASEBALL FIELD

HABES^RXJN STRONGLY " IN A HARSH. COLD WIND

State League Baseball.

DRAW DECISION IN BUTTE FIGHT

FIGHT BY BOUNDS.

BROAD KNOCKED. OUT.

JUDGE HEACOCK STAYS BIRTH OF NATIVE SONS

Meteor III Crosses I*ine First.

TREMONT STAKE WINNERS.

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SPORTS OF THE FIELD AND THE DIAMOND

OAKLAND LOSES ANOTHER GAME

JOE CORBETT IN FORM.

SCATTERED HITS MEAN FEW RUNS

JIM CORBETT PERFORMS ON THE FLYING RINGS

Paid Well for Neglect.

UPTON'S YACHTS OFF SANDY HOOK

ANOTHER NICE ROMANCE WRECKED

Queer Things in China.

CYCLERS REMAIN LOYAL TO EAST

DXTRCHMUSTERUNG. .OF THE NORTHERN STARS

CHARLES T. YERKES IN .. ,..'¦.. .iKOJLE. °F CATERER

PHILADELPHIA DEFEATS CLEVELAND IN LAST GAME

Even Sailors Have Had to Change.

"Hold the Wire."

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AT SUMMER RESORTS

SOCIETY EVENTS

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PLUMBERS HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC

Boy Bitten by a Dog.

Her Reason

CLAIMS AGENT DEFRAUDED HIM

NEW PALM IS PLACED. V: IN THE PALACE ' HOTEL

Sudden Death of Peter Carlyon.

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Old-Tims Kitchens.

Profits of the Promoter.

"KAHUNAISM" IN HAWAIIAN ISLES

Ringlets and Lancers.

Late Shipping Intelligence.

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COMMERCIAL FINANCIAL

EASTERN MARKETS.

LOCAL MARKETS.

STOCK MARKET.

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AS TOLD IN LODGE ANTE-ROOMS

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINER ALAMEDA LEAVES FOR HAWAIIAN ISLES

» . Will Go to Kyak Island

A Gallant Rescue

• New York Leaves Drydock.

Appendicitis Attacks Pilot.

Big Cargo of Coal.

NEWS OF THE OCEAN.

Charters

Cargo by the Panama Steamer.

Shipping Intelligence.

Movements of Steamers.

Sun, Moon and Tide.

Time Ball.

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THIRD MEMBER STILL UNNAMED

Bald Eagle's Outing.

Prices Bring- the People.

Lieutenant Roosevelt Promoted.

SAYS HUSBAND LOVES ANOTHER

Tong" Presidents Do Mot Plead.

JUDGE PIRKEY MAY HEAR CASE

Lost Carpet Found.

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NEWS OF THE RULERS AND THE PEOPLES OF EUROPE

LADY COOK IS GRANTED NEW TRIAL

Fortune for Pearl Necklace.

Automobile Race Cost $10,O00,00O.

Male Beauty Contest.

QUEEN AMELIE VISITS COUNTRY OF HER BIRTH

Eulalie Drives With Jockey

Viscountess a Centenarian.

Seven Killed in – Explosion.

HER MONEY BUYS CASTLE

RUMOR GAINS CURRENCY OF HOPE'S ENGAGEMENT

Typhoon in Cochin China.

AS A REBUKE FOR LOUBET

WITH THE PLAYERS AND THE MUSIC FOLK

ECHOES FROM THE LODGE ROOM.

SOCIETY

Sunday Call Literary Section

Masthead

Untitled

THE MISSISSIPPI BUBBLE

"LIZ" OF EL PALACIO

Her Rival in Marble

The Heart of a Hero

THE JUNE GIRLS PHILOSOPHY

ORACLE OF MULBERRY CENTER

TRAVEL ON YOUR OWN MERITS

THE DAILY HOME COMING

AT THE RAINBOW'S END

Untitled

Sunday Call Women and Children's Section

Masthead

Untitled

THE MAGPIE GOWN

TO YUMA IN A BOAT

SOME OF OUR CAMPING

AND OUTING GROUNDS

E. H. MOTHER AT HOME

dxromos and (Jorpses.

WOMAH WHO SLEPT 1$ WNGSfTOMB.

Superstition About Opals.

FABLES AND ANIMAL PUZZLES

Here Are the Lucky Fifty Prize Winners in "The White Elephant" Fable Puzzle Published May 31.

OUR NAME PUZZLES

wfnnwfn Contest of

Each cF Thss^ Ten Ptc^J^s ReP^s2n^S *Hfc Na^n€ oF an -^nippaT---Can Yclj QlJ<2SS ThW and Win ; a.VaTUabU>TZv? ' .