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San Francisco Call, Volume 97, Number 161, 8 May 1905
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Masthead
CHARGE OF BIGAMY FOLLOWS COLLINS' CHICAGO MARRIAGE
GARIBALiDIAX MUSEUM NEAR' ROME- DEDICATED
FRANCE HAS ALL JAPAN IN A RAGE
DRIVIXG i BACK , RUSSIAXSi.
TRiXiiS ofltsrpedo-boats.
SHIPS i NEED 1 OVERHAULING.
PERSIANS ATTACK.RUSSIANS.
No. Mutiny 'at .• Sebastopol.
Torpedo-Boat Embargo Raised.
HARRIMAN OUT MANY MILLIONS
PROFITS FOR' POLICY. HOLDERS.
NO CHANCE FOR A RAIL RITE BILL
HEARTLESS WIFE SENT TO PRISON
TWELVE THOUSAND ENTER AT NEW/YORK IN A DAY
ANTI-JAPANESE LEAGUE INSTALLS CRUSADE AGAINST BROWN MEN
BIBLE CLASS TO LOSE SON. OP ROCKEFELLER
LUNCHEON IS SERVED IN CHURCH
FEROCIOUS MOB KILLS OFFICERS
CLUBHOUSE FOR WOMEN OF CHICAGO
LIGHTING DOES WORK OF BARBER
HUNTER DINE WITH PRESIDENT
DR. '< GLADDEN * E3tPLAINS . .• 'u25a0 . ANtl-ROCKEFELLER WAR
BANKS TO BE BOYCOTTED.
COALIXG NEAR BORXEO.
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J. H. SCOTT WILL BE APPOINTED TAX COLLECTOR TO SUCCEED DEFAULTER EDWARD J. SMITH
LEOXA BROOKS TO ARRIVE.
FORECASTER SAYS STORM 3IAY LAST SEVERAL. DAYS
Knights' Picnic a Success.
VALTjEJO RED MEN SCALP SACRAMENUTO BROTHERS
WOMAX PHYSICIAX BADLY > HURT IX A' RUNAWAY
MRS. ROSE HOSTOTER yjli:.-v. – ?y V. »lES^ OF HERfWOUND
KUNANI CLAIMS INDEPENDENCE
COMMANDER W. S. SIM3IS INJURED ON SHIPBOARD
VOLCANO OF KILATJEA SHOWS MARKED ACTIVITY
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NEWS OF THE COUNTIES ABOUT THE BAY
SAVE A WOMAN FROM STARVING
WANT NOISY MIIJ^S REMOVED.
DEDICATE NEW DANISH CHURCH.
MEMORIAL TO THEIIt. DJSAD.
STUDENT PLAYERS WILL BURLESQUE INSTRUCTORS
M OTORMAN IS . WOUNDED AND . TELIiS STORY, OF EXOOUNTER
LEAVES VESSEL WITH THE JAPS
HTBERNIAXS GATHER AT *».». V 'u25a0•--; THE; STATESCONVENTION
DECLARE GIFT TO BE TAINTED
ALAMEDA COPUNTY NEWS
MOTHER SEES MURDERED GIRL
:ROSE -PAYS::X'::YISTT.f,:S^-:--:-Vlr4 .? u25a0 .u25a0.'u25a0-. V •' ; ;TO HISj NATTVEijTOWN
RECORDS SHOW CITY'S GROWTH
LATE t: SHIPPING ; INTEUJGENCaB.
FAREWELL WEEK A LIVELY ONE
TRIBUTE PAID HEBREW VALOR
BOGUS MONEY TRIO CAPTURED
FATAL PLUNGE FROM A WINDOW
UNIONS THRIVE IN NEW YORK
Electricity Saves Hvse.
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GERMANY'S SONS AND DAUGHTERS HONOR SCHILLER
TRIBUTES TO ?u25a0 SCHILLER;
– u25a0•..--- *-. r-PRESENTu25a0 "THE -ROBBER."
"NAN" MAY GO FREE TO-DAY
TALKS OF PATTERSON CASE.
CHIEF OF POLICE OFFERS A REWARD FOR CROWE
fsquadron Ends Target Practice.
union-of* schoolboys ;;.';' *soon-; comes u25a0to grief
KANSAS VTO ;WITNESS •:, 'ANTJ-SALOON CRUSADE
IS A GREAT-GRAXDMOTHER AT' THE AGE ?riFTY-TWO
OFFICERS WILL SHOOT TO KILL
Don Quixote Tercentenary.
Washington Duke Is Dying.
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BOUNTEOUS SEASON PROMISES IN BOTH ORCHARD AND FIELD IN BOTH ORCHARD AND FIELD
FINE PROSPECTS IN ALL SECTIONS OF GOLDEN STATE
WET WEATHER HFRTS .;-• THE CROP OF "MAY IX YOLO COUNTY
FARMERS IN TEH AM A COUNTY WILL REAP VERY RICH HARVEST
FIXE GRAIN CROP -.-», WILL BE PRODUCED IN ?/*- < STANISLAUS COUNTY *£^£- •' . u25a0 **».
LAST YEAR'S FRUIT ".V OUTPUT IN PLACER t VHSb BE EXCEIjLED
FRUIT GROWERS NEAR NEVADA CITY PLEASED WITH THE'OUTLOOK
RAIN HURTS ONLY CUT HAY AND FEW FRUITS IN YOLO
exceptionai>i>y big grape'crop, unless / frost interferes
EXCESSIVE RAINS HURT CHERRIES BUT HELP OTHER FRUITS
•TEARS AND PRUNES IN MEN'DOCIXO ARK HURT BY THE RAINS
EARLY FROSTS* SAVE . . u25a0 ';tHE ' NEVADA'!COUNTY','' u25a0u25a0; ORCHARbISTS''u25a0u25a0'CROPS
CEREALS AND FRUITS WILL GIVE LARGE; j RETURNS IN OOLUSA
counties; of; suttEr }-: ;:- AND. YUBA !~v ; V.i
STOCKMEN OF GLENN '. ARE SATISFIED, : BUT GRAINMEN ARE "*'NOT
CENTRAL PARTS PROMISE WELL
RAIN SPOILS HAY CUT IX THE VALiET.7^^ OP SANTA CLARA
KINGS – COUNTY WILL 1 "'GIVE-.AVERAGE CROP ;;' . OF GRAIN. AND 'FRUIT
MARCH FROSTS KILT; 'ONE-FOURTH OF THE < FRESNO RAISIN CROP
FAR>IERS OF MERCED. ' PLEASED WITH THK "BIG CROP PROSPECTS
— » RECORD-BREAKING APPIiE CROP FROM ' THE PAJARO VALLEY
TULARE EXPECTS TO SURPRISE TOE WOEtD . WITH ITS BIG YTELIX
WITH IJTTLE WARM v WEATHER SALHCAS VALLEY .WILL THRIVE.
HEAVY YIELD OF GRAIN IN SOUTHERN COUNTIES
PEACH OUTPUT WILL BE EXOR3IOUS IX THE COUXTY OF PLACER
BOUNTIFUL HARVEST WILL BE REAPED BY SAX DIEGO RANCHERS
• OUTPUT IX ORAXGE COUXTY WILL XOT BE UP TO AVERAGE
XOT IX SEVEX YEARS HAVE THE CROPS IX SOUTH BEEX SO GOOD
MORE THAX AVERAGE u25a0YIELD IS ASSURED SAX LUIS OBISPO
RIVERSIDE PROMISES TO BREAK RECORDS WITH ORAXGE CROP
SUGAR BEETS , PROVE . PAYIXG iIXVESTMEXT,. IX SANTA ! BARBARaJ
FEAR THEY CANNOT GET ENOUGH} MEN TO .'u25a0' >- u25a0-.'-';*: • BIG
RAINS 'MOISTEN^ SOIL ..: OF VEXTUR^ COUNTY ": u25a0' .' : . AT – THETPROPER TIME
PROSPECTS > BRIGHTr ~...j I : i • FOR TILLERS OF SOIL: :iN>ANTEIidPE' VALLEY,
'HANpSOME :PROFITS, •.'••;^:'^v;-H-^-}j. ,lOR GRAIN FARMERS/ ' ; "'"' " : NEAR BAKERSFIELD
TREMENDOTS YIELD • '^ ;IS -EXPECTED FROM THE LO3IP6C VALIdEY
HUEXA>IE -t,WILIi;<GIVE /'BIG YIELI>v'OF; BEETS, -• " fBEAXS/:AXbYBARLEY
HEAVY GRAPE YIELD ABOUT THE BAY.
CEREALS AND SOME * FRUIT IX FAIR SHAPE IX: NORTHERN SOLAXO
PAIR PRUNE CROP " AND A ~LARGE FRUIT YIELD ABOUT NAPA
CHERRIES AND PEARS IN SONOMA',! VALLET I)- DAMAGED BY'WIND
LIVERMORE VAIiLEY VIXEYAIIbISTS ;SAYf . •'u25a0 THIS v IS iBAXNER • YEAR
VACAVILLE EXPECTS TO SHIP 1000 CARS OF FRUIT THIS YEAR
BIDDERS OFFER FIXE PRICES FOR. SEASOX'S BARTLETT PEAR CROP
GOLDEN HARTEST FOR – – THE XAPA COUNTYF GRAIX<?ANI> FRUTT KEN
SAY – THEIR u25a0 LANDS • WTLIj :; GIVE (AS BIG CROPS . Wm THIS YEAR AS LAST
raUIT CROP WXLIi SOT BE HEAVY IN. SANTA CLARA VALIiET
FRUIT IX THE GALT DISTRICT DOES NOT PROMISE BIG YIELD
CHI CO ACRES WILL YIELD FAIR RETURNS IN FRUIT AND GRAIN
OPPORTDXB SHOWERS MAI£E THE SAN JOAQUIX hi ACRES LOOK HEAI/THY
SOLEDAD FARMERS c ARE PLEASED WITH SEASON'S PROSPECTS
GROWERS OP SHASTA DELIGHTED WITH THE / SEASON'S PROSPECTS
ABUNDANCE OP FEED * , . FOR CATTLE PLEASES / THE CATTLE RAISERS
PRUNE GROWERS ONLY SUFFERERS IN THE * C. VICINITY OF GILROY
STANISLAUS FARMS ~ , WILL GIVE OWNERS / ;, EXCELLENT 'RESULTS
TRADE CONDITIONS STILL BRIGHT.
AMERICAN BRAIN POWER.
WILLIAM TELLS SPANISH DANCER THAT ENGLISHMEN MAKE BEST HUSBANDS.
HIGHEST FORM OF LOVE
"IT IS OURS" NOT "IT IS MINE"
HARD-BOILED EGG CHAMPION
LILIAN RUSSELL'S IDEA OF PERFECT MISERY, IS "TO BE BROKE ALL THE TIKE"
NO WONDER THE SEA IS SICK
ANSWERS TO VARIOUS QUERIES
CAST YOUR OPTICS OVER THESE AND MAKE UP YOUR MIND TO BE CHEERFUL
TEN THOUSAND MEN TO BE IDLE
SHRINERS CARE NOT FOR RAIN
BURNED UNDER THEIR ENGINE
KILLS WOMAN; TRIES SUICIDE
CUTTER ELOPES WITH FAIR MAID
PROCLAMATION OF FREEDOM
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GALE PLAYS HAVOC WITH SHIPPING ON BAY
Dj-namite for the Xortb.
Itauri Arrives.
Overdues.
Curacao Sails.
Sierra Due To-Day.
City of Para.
SHIP PING IXTELLIGEXGE.
Memoranda.
Movement of Steamers.
Weather Report.
STEAMSHIP IS SUNK BY COLLISION
SANTA ROSA WOSIAX: DIES . AT 'AGE OF NINETY-FIVE
STORM WRECKS BIG BUILDING
CHARRED BODY CAUSES ARREST
;VALI,EJO WOMEN: GETTING READY > FOR ;A7 BIG.;} BAZAAR
sax v^sE^A^iinkv^HANGS Z:^ ':':i ;himself;?to u25a0 avrafter
WORK TO BEGIN ON A NEW KOAD
CENSUS SHOWS GAIN IN NAPA
The Original Weeldy Nacional Co.
J. T., GLASSON IS NAMED FIRE CHIEF OF VAIiLEJO
MOXTGO3IERY WELL SAIL AIRSHIP AT SAX DIEGO
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WEDDING BELLS WILL BE MANY THIS SUMMER
"MEMORIAL DAY SHALL NOT BE DESECRATED"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
LOTE OF SPORT COSTS HIM JOB
PENSIONS FOR THE AGED:yJ CONSIDERED IX ILXIXOIS
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OAKLAND IS IN SECOND PLACE
WHALEN PUZZLES THE TIGERS, WHOM HE WHITEWASHES.
SHTTLE DEFEATS PORTLAND.
Baseball Games Postponed.
MARKSMEN FIND LIGHT IS GOOD
Webb Defeats.Oldfield.and Kiser.
Cricketers Postpone Their Ganie;'u25a0-*
TENNIS COURTS DRAW PLATERS
ipKAL, CONDITIONS PREVAII; . FOR GUNMEN AT THE TRAPS
Goes Suddenly Innane.
RACING STARTS AT PETALUMA
SHELIj MOUND PARK SHOOTING.
AVeather • Prevents Flight;
AGILE IS THE FAVORITE FOR KENTUCKY DERBY
Races to Be Run on the Main Course.
WHALEN HOUNDS DIVIDE HONORS
ANOTHER?GAME FOR THE :JAPS.
HOUNDS PURSUE LIVELY HARES
FLOWERS FOR FREDERICK'S STATUE
Hordes Will Mcc on a Heavy Track.
SOirniERLY GALE DOES '.r'x K:'W^f '"u25a0': DAMAGE AT:SAUS-AIJTO '
FIRES A SHOT THROUGH REAR DOOR AT BURGLAR
PRESSFEEDER FOUND DEAD IN DOORWAY OF= SALOON
HONOR MEMORY OF DEPARTED
Mrs. Reynolds in Prison.
Musicale at Press Club.
POLICE WATCH FOR SHAKE-UP
OVER 100,000 VOTES CAST FOR POPULAR SCHOOLTEACHERS
MAY FESTIVAL CLOSED . WITH SACRED CONCERTS
When'} Sleep "r Fails.
ORPHEUM SHOW CATCHES CROWD
Wells-Farffo – Building.
FEBSONAIi.
SISTERS MOURN DEAR DEPARTED
MISS JURY CARRICK' GIVES BRUiLJANT PIANO RKCTTAIi
Cholera Appears at Kbarkoff.
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