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San Francisco Call, Volume 95, Number 102, 11 March 1904
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SEVEREST WIND AND RAIN STORM KNOWN IN YEARS RAGES FOR HOURS AND DOES DAMAGE MOUNTING UP INTO THE THOUSANDS
Buildings Are Wrecked, Cellars Flooded and Shipping Suffers.
Washed Overboard In Storm.
Lofty Spire on St. Paul's Church Is Blown Down by the Heavy Gale.
GALE PLAYS HAVOC WITH MODEL CAMP AT THE PRESIDIO
HIGH TIDE AT VAULEJO.
NOTABLES ARE TO BE INDICTED
LY2CCHERS MAKE ATTACK OX JAIL FOR A NEGRO
TWO TROOPS OF CAVALRY TO TAKE A LONG MARCH
Mad Mullah's Forces Killed.
JAPANESE FLEET RENEWS SHELLING OF PORT ARTHUR
GRIFFITH MUST GO TO PRISON
Qitict Is Ilostored in Springfield.
WIDOW'S CLAIM COMPROMISED
EXTIIA CLERKS FOR THE TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Hotel Catches Fire.
BUTTGENBACH SUSPECTS ARE FREED AFTER VERDICT OF CORONER'S JURY
West Is Asnln Charged.
Chinese Watchmen Appointed.
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ENRAGED MEN MAKE THREATS
JAPAN HAS TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN ON MAINLAND AND A PORTION OF SECOND ARMY CORPS IS BEING SENT
SUMMARY OF THE WAR NEWS
Has Gripman Arrested.
PASTOR FIGHTS THE ORGANIST
PERSONA!;.
CLERK DISAPPEARS WITH MONEY AND BONDS
WILL MANAGE FOSTER'S ROAD
MRS. JAMES G. BIiAIXE JR. LEAVES IIER HUSBAND
DENIES THAT HIS FATHER IS MENTALLY AFFLICTED
Californians in New York.
INCENDIARIES BURN HOUSES
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CHURCH STEEPLE RAZED AND BIG BUILDING TWISTED WINDS DAMAGES SHIPPING BUT RAIN CHEERS FARMER
Mission District Damaged by Storm.
Trains Are Delayed on All Lines by Storm.
Southeaster Makes Playthings of Big Ships and Strews Han bor Waters With All Sorts of Wreckage.
raging Wind razes BUILDINGS IN THE WESTERN ADDITION
GRAIN WAREHOUSE AT LI VERM ORE IS TOTALLY DESTROYED
Downpour at Bnkcrsfield.
Rainfall in San Luis Obispo.
RECORD OF RAINFALL AT VARIOUS POINTS IN CALIFORNIA
Cities Across the Bay Suffer Se* oerely.
BERKELEY FLOODED.
ALiAMEDA GETS A BLOW.
Gale Completely Demolishes Houses.
Sahleln Building Is Twisted by
Ships Collide in Sausalito Harbor and Main Street Is Washed Jiway by Flood.
Records Tell the Story of Storm's Fury
Southern Part of the State Gets Drenching.
BOAT SUNK AT STOCKTON.
SANTA ROSA ISOLATED.
Heavy Storm at Grass Valley.
PROSPERITY FOR MONTEREY.
HEAVY FAIili AT WILLOWS.
RAIX SAVES [ CROPS.
Petaluma Flooded.
Trains Stalled at Benlcia.
Havoc Wrought About Milton.
Much Rain at San Jose.
Shipping Pnralyzed at Astoria.
Fresno Is Favored.
Beneficial to Hollister.
Rain All Day at Bakrrsficlil.
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RUSSIANS REGARD WAR WITH BRITAIN AS NATURAL RESULT OF PRESENT CONFLICT
Alarming Rumors Are Circulated on Continent.
Chile* May PcH the Warships.
President Promulgates an Order Adding to the Rigidity of American Neutrality.
Crews of Prizeshlps Released.
JAPAX BELIEVES VLADIVOSTOK SHIPS ARE IX THE HARBOR
RUSSIAN TORPEDO BOAT LOST NEAR ' ISLAXD OF CRETE
Return of the Dmitri Donskoi.
POINTS OCCUPIED BY RIVAL ARMIES IN THE FAR EAST
ITO WILL ALLAY FEARS HAUXTIXG KOREAN EMPEROR
RUSSIANS MAKE BARRACKS OF CHINESE HOMES
Japanese Admfrals Say Their First Object Is Port / Arthur's Capture at Any Cost.
JAPAN ATTEMPTS TO BUY FRENCHXAVAL SEGEETS
DISPATCH SAYS QUIET PREVAILS AT VLADIVOSTOK
Scouts Encounter Cossacks.
German War Experts Doubt Wisdom of Japan..
ALLEGED HEAVY RUSSIAN LOSSES OX YALU RIVER
Japanese Steamship Wrecked.
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DEFALCATION AT SAN JOSE GROWS LARGER
Los Angeles Is Drenched. . :
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INSTRUCTIVE STUDENTS BY NOTED MEN AND WOMEN
MR. HAY'S DIPLOMACY.
AN OREGON HERO.
DEMOCRACY'S YELLOW PERIL.
TALK OF THE TOWN AND TOPICS OF THE TIMES
JIIROWSKY PLEADS GUILTY TO C1LVRGE OF FORGERY
SCHOOL BOARD APPOINTS CHIEF CENSUS MARSHAL
Commissioners' Baggage Free.
Involuntary Bankrupt.
ASKS FOR DIVORCE AFTER BEIXG WED FORTY YEARS
Dies While at Work
EDGAR J. BOWEX'S WILL. JS FILED FOR PROBATE
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SPORTS OF THE RACETRACK, THE PRIZERING AND THE FIELD
CORBETT WORKS IN RARE STYLE
CONGREGATIONAL 31INTSTERS HOLD IMPORTANT SESSIONS
Damaged Bat ties hip Sails Homeward.
JUDGES PUNISH THREE TURFMEN
/ New Orleans Race Results.
Racing at Hot Springs.
EASTERN* TROOPS ARKTVE LATE AXD DETAIN* BUFORD
LORD WADSWORTH SHOWS SOME CLASS BY DEFEATING STILICHO AT WILL
SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S RACING FORM CHART.
MANY VALUABLE TROPHIES OFFERED BY KENNEL CLUB
EtfEXLY MATCHED HOUNDS IX INGLESIDE PARK STAKE
Pony Racine Lists Still Open.
O'Brien Defeats Schreck.
Johnson-Willc Fight Is Off.
Negro Roustabouts Mu;>t Go.
GIVES EVIDENCE AGAINST SMOOT
Naval Commander to Speak.
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA
ADVISE PARDEE ABOUT RIVER
OPEX WINDOWS AFFORD BURGLARS EASY ENTRANCE
Woman Rilled by Train
Marriage Licenses.
Want Estate Partitioned.
Says Hnslmnd Left Her.
Affcd Porter Found Dead.
OSCAR GOWING GIVEN DIVORCE
EVENTS IN SOCIE.TY
DYNAMITE IS USED TO SAVE BELVEDERE HOME FROM-RUIN
SAYS A RUSSIAN VICTORY MEANS THE CLOSED DOOR IN MANCHURIA
Warns Against Hush.
Late Shipping Intelligence.
REAL CONTEST IS FOR CHILD
BARS ARE DOWN TO PRISONERS
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION'S.
DIED.
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COMMERCIAL FINANCIAL
'STOCK 3IAEKET.
EASTERN MAEKETS.
Chicago Board of Trade.
LOCAL MAEKETS.
SEEKS THE AID OF CAPITALISTS
E. V. ROBBINS PASSES AWAY AT RIPE AGE
Uruguay's Vice President Dead.
FOUNDKB'S DAY EXERCISES AT STAXl'OKD UNIVEIISITY
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Gentlemen's Sodality.
Judges for Intercollegiate Debate.
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GALE DRIVES LINER TO PORT
Tropic Bird's Captain Dies.
Claverdon Is Safe.
<-.ij-o<> Has Good Catch.
i.vnoiis for Hawaii
Hie Curacao's Cargo.
Notice to Mnriners.
3Iovcments of jstenmers.
San, Moon and Tide.
Time Ball.
Shipping Intelligence.
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
M'KINLAY WILL TAKE APPEAL
Mcilin Doe's Creditors Act.
BOTKIN TRIAL IS POSTPONED
Supreme Court Kmls Disputes.
Father Grey Gains a Point.
DUSKY FEMININE ADMIRERS TRY TO LIBERATE A WOMAN BEATER
CITY ENGINEER TO STATE COST
AUTISTIC AND HISTORIC CREATION BY A REDSKIN
Socder's Arraignment.
FEARS HUSMND MAY BE DEAD
Henry Heyman Is Convalescing.
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Boy Struck by a Car.
UXIDEXTIFIED MAX KILLS HIMSELF WITH GAS
$5000 Reward.
Homer Davenport Lectures.
Hangs Himself to Bedpost.
Poliee Arrest Gamblers.
PLAN A VISIT TO SOUTHLAND
MRS. GOOD ALL HOSTESS AT A LUNCHEON
FRIEXDS PAY LAST TitlBUTE TO MEMORY OF G. V. DIXON*
Alleged Barglars Caught.
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