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San Francisco Call, Volume 95, Number 168, 16 May 1904
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SLAVS TORPEDO AND CRIPPLE A JAPANESE CRUISER
DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION AT SANTA CRUZ ALIGN FOR A LIVELY BATTLE ON THE QUESTION OF INSTRUCTION
HEARST INSISTS ON INSTRUCTION, TARPEY STATES
Fight to Be Brisk for the Chairmanship.
Both Sides Start Fighting for Chairman.
HARMONY FIRST OF ALL ISSUES, DECLARES McNAB
Delegates Throng Seaside City's Streets.
DELEGATES OF THE STATE LEAGUE OF REPUBLICAN CLUBS READY TO CONVEME
Alden Anderson Returns.
SAX JOSE CITY ELECTION*.
BETWEEN LOWDEN AND YATES.
WOMEN DIE WITH MEN IN A RIVER
WATTEISON PUES LASH TO HEARST
American Securities Inactive.
RUSSIANS ACHIEVE SUCCESS
RUSSIAXS FEAR CHIXESB.
CHARGES MADE THAT DELEGATES TRAVEL ON PASSES
FREE DELEGATION IS EXPECTED.
OHIO REPUBLICANS AT SEAi
BULLET IN HEAD CURES RHEUMATISM
DELEGATES ELECTED TO CONVENTION
PROXIES ARE IN DEBATE.
CAUCUS CIS HEARST MEN LITTLE HOPE
"UNFAIR" BAND WORRIES THE HEARST MEN
3IETROPOLJS WILL DECTDE.
STUDENTS PLAN A WEEK'S WORK
| MURDERS HIS CHILD AND SLAYS HIMSELF
« m • POLICE AGAIN LOCATE MISSING WILLIAMS GIRL
Talagoo Lacrosse Team Wins.
Olympians Tranip Across Countrv.
Otts Meets Rube Smjth To-Xieht.
Hayes Valley Club Boots.
Italian I'.ov Is Stubbed.
WANDERING CHINESE BANDITS ATTACK MINES SUPPLYING RAILROAD WITH FUEL
HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED.
NEWS FROM PORT ARTHUR.
ADVICES'FKOM SEOUL.
CASE INVOLVES PEETTY WOMEN
REV. BISHOP GOODSELL SPEAKS AT STANFORD
HELEN GOULD ATTENDS CONVENTION OF Y. M. C. A.
Wife Buried at Sea.
SECOND WEEK BEATS RECORD
Late Shipping Intelligence.
DISAPPROVES OP CHURCH METHODS OF PRESIDENT
Peruvian Cabinet Clianged.
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA
TO CELEBRATE NATION'S DAY
AIjAMKDA STUDENTS WILJi PRESENT FAMOUS "EVERYMAN"
UNITED IJIIOTIIEUIIOOD CLOSES ITS BIENNIAL CONVENTION
Machinists Will Dance.
BISHOP FOWLER THE PREACHER
EVENTS IN SOCIETY
EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS IN TENT AT WEST OAKLAND
GOVERNOR PARDEE WILL LEAD PARADE THAT WELCOMES FIRST SANTA FE TRAIN
PICKPOCKETS OPERATE ON HAYWARDS CAR
STUDENTS TAKE MENIAL PLACES
WORKING HARD ON BOND ISSUE
Fire Does Much Damage.
EASTERN PEOPLE LIKE SUBURBS
WILL HOLD ITS ANNUAL OUTIXG AT IDORA PARK
MILLS COLLEGE CLOSES DURING PRESENT WEEK
MILLIONAIRE WAS KILLED THROUGH AN ACCIDENT
REAL. ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
PROGRAMME OF ELKS HAS BEEN' AXNOTTXCED
Mrs. Roosevelt in Philadelphia.
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PASTORS SEEK BISHOP ROBES
CLORIOrS DAY ATTRACTS THOUSANDS OCEANWARD
At the Resorts.
BIENNIAL CONVENTION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS TO MEET TUESDAY. SOCIETY IN THE CITY IS IN A STATE OF SUMMER STAGNATION
Mrs. Robert Burdette's Withdrawal Causes Much Comment.
Betrothals and Weddings Only HofJe for Social Activity.
Will Give Annual Picnic.
Worth Seeing.
CRUISER DRAKE IS SWIFTEST OF BIG WARSHIPS
JEWISH CITIZENS FORM PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY
CATHOLIC CLERGYMAN WRITES RELIGIOUS PLAY
PYTHIANS MEET AT BAKERSFIELD
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MEN AND MATTERS IN THE FORE AS THE WORLD MOVES
VAST FINANCIAL OPERATIONS.
COUNT CASSINFS PROPHECY.
SAN FRANCISCO AT THE FAIR.
TALK OF THE TOWN AND TOPICS OF THE TIMES
SANTA ROSA FORMS A PROGRESSIVE ASSOCIATION : AND ENROLLS REPRESENTATIVE MEN AS MEMBERS
KINGS COUNTY IMPROVES.
CHICO'S POPULATION*.
SONOMA COUNTY FRUITS.
CROPS WILL. BE LIGHT.
TRAVELING SHOW SEIZED ON A SEARCH WARRANT
Notice to Passengers.
TEN BULLETS END HIS LIFE
CADET DROWNS VHKX ASSISTANCE IS AT HAND
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
PRINCE'S SHIP GOES TO SEA
Great Day on the Bay.
Experiences Rough Weather.
Excursion on the Bay.
Austrian Cruiser Is Due.
Delayed by Winds.
Peru Due From Panama.
Diver Goes North.
Sonoma Due To-Day.
Serapis Arrives.
Shipping Intelligence.
Movements of Steamers.
Sun, Moon and Tide.
WEATHEB KEPORT.
Loses Money and Watch.
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GREYHOUND BARGE DEFEATS RUBBER ANKLES IN GRAND NATIONAL TRIALS
EASTERN COLTS STARTING WEST
MORRIS PARK ENTTUES.
nthims ixju worth i:acii«:
ENTRIES FOR DELMAIl RACES.
M'GAVIN BEATEN BY WILL ALLEN
SEATTLE'S OPPORTUNE HITS.
Sportsmen on an Outina;.
DELMAR PARK SELECTION'S.
DOUBLE TRICK DASHES HOPES
GRAHAM'S NEW RECORD.
Cycler Downing Wins Two Races.
HARD RUNNING FOR COURSERS
CLARENCE IIAIG11T SHOOTS IX UNUSUALLY GOOD FORM
Big Crowds at Eastern Games.
ENTRIES 'FOR PETALUMA.
BARGE PROTES GREAT HOUND
MAN'Y -YACHTSMEN' CRUISE IJh LIGHT SAILING BREEZES
BAY CITY WHEELMEN FINISH FIRST IN STOCKTON RACE
Late Shipping Intelligence*'
RIFLEMEN SHOW MARKED SKILL
SHOOTING AT SAX RAFAEL.
SAN FRANCISCO IS VICTORIOUS
Fisher Loses to Portland.
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MOTOR DISHES DOWN INCLINE
ORDER OF *X)RESTERS WILL. HOLD NINETEENTH SESSION
BULLET ENDS WITNESS' LIFE
PHARMACEUTICAIj AliUJINI HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION
NON-UNION MAN IS ASSAULTED
"NEW METHODIST" SUBJECT OF INTERESTING SERMON
PERSONAL.
High Over AU.
Makes Address Before Students.
Arrested on Suspicion.
EAGLES TAKE MERRY FLIGHT
PURE FOOD EXPOSITION CLOSES- WITH A DANCE
YOSEMITE VALLEY.
Entertainment and Dance.
The St. Louis Exposition.
J>aves for Victoria.
Falls to His Death.
STRONG PLAY IS "THEODORA"
UNIONS ARE PREPARING FOR LABOR DAY FESTIVITIES
TWO MISGUIDED BOYg CONFESS TO 5IAXY THEFTS
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