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San Francisco Call, Volume 95, Number 159, 7 May 1904
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
JAPANESE ARMY ADVANCING TO LAY SIEGE TO PORT ARTHUR
ZASSULITCII MUST SUFFER.
JAPANESE TO ADVANCE.
PRAISE JAPANESE STRATEGY.
COMRADES THE VICTIMS.
JAPAN'S NOTES 3IARKETED.
MINISTERS ADVISES CHINA.
Russian Stronghold Is Now Cut Off From All Communication by Land. Rumored Capture of Fengwangcheng After Fierce Battle.
EMPEROR MAY OUST CHANCELLOR
ACTS OF PERU ARE ANNOYING
AMERICANS WILL SERVE IN CHINA
HIGHBINDERS THREATEN TO KILIi CHINESE MERCHANT
FINDS.STRAXGE ANIMAL IX THE 3IISSISSIPFI
TROOPS DASH THROUGH WATER AND TAKE POSSESSION OF THE PENINSULA HILLS
Admiral Hosoya's Report Relates How the Immense Force Disembarked.
Russia's Tremendous New Loan Explained by One of the High Authorities of Czar's Government.
MJX OF COIjOXEL GRIFFITH >l VSTKRIOUSLY DISAPPEARS
JI ASK ED MEN SLAUGHTER A LARGE BAND OF SHEEP
VALUABLE NEGATIVES ARE DESTROYED BY FIRE
Strike at Fremont Is Settled.
I»ro«i>rr-tor K Burned to Death.
WHITE PASS MAIL STAGE MEETS WITH DISASTER
YOUNG GIRL TO MARRY BROTHER OF STEPMOTHER
FAMILY IS POISONED BY EATING CASTOR BEANS
MATILDA SHAW FILES SUIT AGAINST JOHN W. STOREIt
Wed in the Aryan Temple.
San Franciscan Drowns Himself.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS TO PROSECUTE HAYS
BIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION IS TO BE INCORPORATED
GOVERNOR ADDRESSES MEETING AT SAN DIEGO
MANY RIOTERS ARE ARRESTED IN WARSAW
TIBETANS ATTACK • 1 THE BRITISH MISSION
STEAMSHIP KURFURST v: IS A TOTAL WRECK
WalticckrRousseau May Recover.
Late: Shipping Litelligence.
MEXICAN KILLS DEPUTY SHERIFF
MRS. SANGER PASSES AWAY AT PASADENA
Aged Special Officer Dies.
Death qt a Theatrical Manager.
Another Pioneer Passes Away.
Rev. Samuel d'erharl Dead.
Well-Known Attorney Dies.
University Professor Dies.
WILL AID IN PERFECTING WORK OF THE MOVEMENT
SHOOTS HIMSELF ON A CROWDED STREET CAR
CONNECTICUT FOR PARKER.
Boy Is/Accidentally Drowned.
Stockton Gains in Population.
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BOTH FACTIONS ARE PACIFIED
.BRED SMOOT SAYS' HE IS A GOOD CITIZEN
TRADE SHOWS MILD ADVANCE
STRIKERS GIVEN UNTIL MONDAY TO RETURN
CALIFORNIAN IS HURT * BY AN AUTOMOBILE
FATAL RESULTS OF FIRE IN A HOTEL
METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE IS SYSTEMATIZING ITS BUSINESS
POLITICAL BOOM LOST IN A- STRAY TRUNK
STORM LEAVES TRAIL OF RUIN
WINNIPEG IS DAMAGED BY HEAVY FLOODS
HIGH WATERS ARE RECEDING
OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST
MEMBERS ARE EXPELLED .FROM TWO, EXCHANGES
Disastrous Forest Iires.
Fire on Thousand Islands.
Californian Killed by a Train.
MILLER TELLS STRANGE STORY
HEAVY GOLD SHIPMENTS ARE MADE TO FRANCE
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TRAIN TO RUN ON FAST TIME
Mrs. Cor.nell Gets Estate
COAST DISPLAY MAKES A HIT
LADY.MANAGERS ACTIVE.
ARTISTS ARE REPKESEXTED.
PIUNXE PU IAJN ENTERTAINS.
CALIFORNIA SCULPTOR'S WORKS SHIPPED TO THE ST. LOUIS FAIR
IMPROVEMENTS ARE SUGGESTED
PERSONAL.
Californians In Xew York.
DIMOND LEAVES WITNESS STAND
Well* Known Druggist Dies.
Bohemian Club Jinks.
FRANCE IGNORES POPE'S PROTEST
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GRAND COURT ENDS LABORS
VIFK OF HARRY W. BISHOP ,'; TILKS SUIT TOR DIVORCE
Killed by a Failing Tree.
Militia Bill to He Amended.
BIG SHORTAGE IN FRUIT CROP
Kun Over and Killed by a Train
Povioflice to Be Investigated.
Wants His Property Back.
Slot Machines Arc Prohibited.
COPLEY TRAIN ROBBERS KNOWN TO THE RAILROAD DETECTIVES
Propose to Build a Railway.
BANDITS SHOW WHITE FEATHER
PAYS THE DEATH PENAI/TY FOR MURDER OF A WOMAN
HORSESHOERS OPEN SHOPS TO RIVAIi OLD EMPLOYERS
Will Give Half Holiday.
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA
OLD SOLDIERS ARE AT OUTS
I'KGES EAKLY DATE _. FOR BOND ELECTION
SANTA FE OFFICIALS INSPECT NEW LINE
Ma rriaje Lleeniw^
Says Wife Drink-.
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST LENZ
CHILD'S DISAPPEARANCE CAUSES MOTHER ANXIETY
ATTACKS YOUNG GIRL IN A PUBLIC PARK
Rejects 3lc3Ienomy's Claim.
Aiitoinoblll>ts Are Jailed.
DEATH CLOSES HIS SENTENCE
UNIVERSITY EVENTS
LECTURES CO-EDS WHO TALK DRESSMAKING
OFFICER SCANLAN'S CASE IS CONTINUED
Wchller Not .Yet Found.
DIVISION ENDS QUARRELING IN BAPTIST CHURCH
Denied u New Trial.
Finish University-A venue Line.
YOUNG WOMAN PROVES HEROINE
EVENTS IN SOCIETY
FILES CHARGES AGAINST ROWE
Holding: Secret Conference.
To Christen Pony.
RE.L ESTATE TRASTSACTIOX3.
E. C. Hagar*s Funeral.
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JUDGE GRAHAM A PEACEMAKER
FIRE OCCURS • IX REAR OF SALOOX
PART OF DAMAGE ASSESSED COMES FROM POCKET OF THE TRIAL JUDGE
Morurolin Soils To-Day.
Fulton on Drjdoc-k.
Deck Was a Skating Rink.
Rrnair* to Bear Finished.
Water Front Note*.
XEVS OF THE OCEAN.
Grain for T^rope.
A Carpo for Honolulu.
Exports From tlie North.
Shipping Intelligence.
San," Moon and Tide.
Time Ball.
Movements of Steamers.
STILL FRAMING CITY'S BUDGET
DIFFICULTIES BESET FODERA
Postoffice Appointment.
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MEN AND MATTERS IN THE FORE AS THE WORLD MOVES
WHAT WE ESCAPED.
KUROPATKIN'S TACTICS.
THE SUNDAY CALL MAGAZINE.
TALK OF THE TOWN AND TOPICS OF THE TIMES
WOMAN SCORNED SEEKS REVENGE
PRISONER ARRESTED FOR Bl'RGLARY MAKES ESCAPE
XRIAL.OF LIEUTENANT AIKEN' AVILL COMMENCE NEXT WEEK
Poes Not Know His Home
National Guard Ball To-Nlfiht.
Santa Fe Enjoins Ottinger.
PARENTS CAROUSE WHILE THEIR FIVE-YEAR-OLD BOY IS HUNGRY
HUTTON FIGHTS CONTEMPT CASE
Positions for Navigators.
LIQUOR MEN IGNORE LAW
Burglars in Butcher Shop.
Marine Fireman Drowned.
Awards Printing Contract.
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CALIFORNIAN BILLIARDISTS RANK WITH WORLD'S CLEVEREST PLAYERS
CREEK SAILORS ARE EAGER FOR OPENING JINKS
McCLOUD RIVER POWER . ';.:'£/¦¦ OOM1WXY IS BANKRUPT
Wants Deeds Set Aside.
CRICKET LOVERS IN FIRST MATCH
Executor Slakes Serious Charges.
PENNANT RACE GROWS WARMER ON THE COAST
LEASHMEN DRAW ON ENGLAND FOR NEW PERFORMERS
TENNIS EXPERTS PREPARE FOR A MONTH OF GAMES
GOLFERS READY FOR THE ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
CALIFORNIA'S REDWOOD IS FINELY REPRESENTED
Fish Commission Is ActlVc.
"Lucky" Baldwin Must Settle.
JOCKEY CLUB SEASON ENDS WITH TO-DAY'S RACING AT OAKLAND TRACK
AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL'S CLEVER ATHLETES ARE VICTORIOUS IN INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET
MOSKIMAN LINES OUT TIMELY HIT
liisordrxce Men on tl»«r Diamond.
Gaelic rirld Ihiy.
TWENTY-SIX GOLFERS ENTER • FOR ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Wright Defeats Du Bois.
World'sIfcnvllng Record Broken.
SEATTLE LANDS ON BOBBY KEEFE
LARGE STAKE ENTRIES AT KJEXILWORTH PARK
PHILADELPHIA BALL TEAMS PROVE IN RARE FORM
Cliessmasters Are a Tie.
Dillon Case Is Deeided.
"RABBIT" MILLER STARTS A RALLY IN EIGHTH ROUND
ROYAL ROGUE, A WARM FAVORITE, EASILY BEATEN BY MISTY'S PRIDE
PROBABLE WIN/NERS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALL'S RACING FORM CHART.
LARCHMONT GOES TO BRYN MAWR IN NOSE DECISION
Winners at l*orth.
Racing at LouisTillC
St. Louis Race Results.
Ocean Dream, Wins at Kansas City.
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lt£AL KSTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Accuses Creagh of Embezzlement.
Clilco to Pass Sew Saloon Law.
Singleton Is Acquitted of Murder.
TO SUBSCRIBERS LEAVING TOWN ?FOR THE SUMMER.
SEWARD PENINSULA TIN ORES INTEREST GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
BALFOUR TALKS OF THE FUTURE
Murderer Must Hang.
Klcycle Races nt Ingleside.
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COMMERCIAL FINANCIAL
EASTERN MARKETS.
Chicago Board of Trade.
Miscellaneous Markets.
LOCAL MARKETS.
Family Retnil Market.
STOCK MARKET.
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FREEZING OUT THE SANTA FE
RECOMMEND GRADING OF VARIOUS STREETS
The Historic Way.
Honolulu Collector Resting.
MONEY MUST BE PRODUCED
JURY SECURED IN SOEDER MURDER TRIAL AND PROSECUTION OPENS
GROCERS VISIT SANTA CLARA
Olympic .Club Night.
Sewer in Bad Condition.
Charged With Robbery.
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