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SLAUGHTER BLACKS IN STREETS OF ATLANTA.

LASH IS LAID ON ASSAILANT'S BACK

INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY.

-.;CALJFOR>'IA>s/l>' ' P.VRIS.

EASTERNERS SEEK TO BUY SPRING VALLEY.

Score or Persons Injured in Streetcar Accident.

Taft Discovers a Way to Save for Cuba a Place Among the Family of Nations.

WILL DRIVE REDS FROM VALLEY.

MEXICO NOW HAS A REVOLUTION.

AUTO TRIP ENDS IN WEDDING.

CHARGED WITH PASSING SIITEEX FORGED CHECICS

BROWXE TO OPEN" CAMPAIGN.

TROOPS 4ON .THE FRONTIER.

AFTER ; HEARST'S f, SCALP.

Orders for the Men of the Navy.

OWNERSHIP PARTY FORSAKES HEARST.

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Signatures Traced and Signed in Different Colored Inks.

GOES TO COMPtAI OF KEDERALPRIX'nXG OFFICE

LOUISE M HANLEY DENIES CHARGES.

WHY NOT WIN A FINE PIANO

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REPUBLICANS OPEN THE CAMPAIGN

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BELL DENOUNCES HEARST AT VALLEJO.

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HEARD WIFE PHONE TO STRIKE MAN.

NEW COMPANIES FORMED.

JVEW, PA STOR ARRIVES."

SL'FFRAGISTS'" TO MEET.

Labor Party Indorses the Candidacy of Murasky.

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BICKNELL PRAISES RELIEF WORKERS.

GETS WARRANT FOR A RIVAL.

PE2»IBROKE.TO FACE JURT.

TRAIN EMPLOYE'S AUTO WRECKED.

CROSS COMPAINT BY. MRS. GURNEE.

ROBBED WHILE u25a0 Ef ?SICK' BED.

Presidio Heights Dye Works,

S. F. VETERINARY u0084 > COLLEGE OPENS OCT. X

SAW VSIVERSITY BUILT.

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CARPENTER FALLS FOUR STORIES AND RESUMES 'WORK

STANDARD, bIL^COMPANY: AND? LABOR* UNIONS AT WAR

Sale of Men's Shoes In 'a Blacksmith

CALIFORNIA POSTMASTERS.

WOMAN PREVENTS A LYNCHING.

Northern' Pacific Railway.

SEVEN IN THE DEATH LIST^

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IS"SURAA'CE AGENT CLAIM S HIS CONTRACT WAS BROKEN

Takes Merry Role With a Sad Heart.

ST. DOMINIC CHURCH CONCERT.

SAYS HOUSE IS ORDERLY.

COMPANIES CANCEL MANY [POLICIES.

MOTHER OF A FIRE HERO IN WANT.

proi«ii|»te3Nt; pythian >wi laJl. i,, .", ? ;•;-; o« PAY VISIT TO THE CITY

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News of the Counties About San Francisco Bay

ELKS OF BERKELEY GIVE FIRST FIESTA, ASSISTED BY LADIES, AT IDORA PARK.

SENDS FRIEND SEE THE JUDGE.

SAYS MRS. SANDS OWNS THE JEWELS.

STOPS j REMOVAL OF jPBLOPBRTY."'

HOLDS MOB AT DAY WITH A PISTOL.

WEppiNG OF A! JAPANESE : . .-''u25a0 I ' ;-u25a0:u25a0;'.' ";;:":-';:,:ANdVa;;-CHIXAMAJV

ABB;RUEF;*.yiLiXTEACH:..' i ',-u25a0 :''i-. • -.'u25a0/ -• POLITICS "AT! STANFORD

RUSSIAN SHOT.

,DEATH CALLSKJ.V.F...WEISSSTER.'V'I

FINDS VALUABLES UPON RETURN.

CLERGYMAN SAYS HE WAS OVERCHARGED

APPRAISERS FOR*BSTATE OFlj ' f ; – LATE i MARY; BURTOJ*? HARRISOX

MRS.. ASTOR'S.QUEER APPETITE -.. J u0084 . ALARMSiREST.-6F)FAMiLY

Society in the Cities Across the Bay.

AUTO DITCHED AND ONE MAY DIE.

RUSSIAN DESERTER''CAUGHT.

TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

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INFLUX CALLS FOR MORE SCHOOLS.

GIVES OUT ROUTE OF NEW ROAD.

DAUGHTER OF HILL IS ENGAGED TO WED

THAW EXAMINED BY PHYSICIANS

NEWS OF THE LABOR WORLD

CONTINUED CALL FOR BIG CREDITS.

WRITES TO FAMILY AFTER 57 YEARS

RESCUES SAILORS FROM A RAFT.

RUSSIAN SOLDIERS KILL JAPANESE.

TAKING NO CHANCES WITH STENSLAND.

LEITER'S VICTORY OVER THE MINERS

STATE{BOARD CLEARS :NOLAN.

HEWITT,jFOR -THE; ASSEMBIiY^

ROOT IS LOOMING IN NEW YORK.

SHAW ; APPEALS JtO FARMERS.

PRIESTS WILL STAY IN CHURCHES.

WORKING ON TOMB OF POPE LEO XIII

rumor'.-nkAT hoxgkos(gT u25a0 MARU IS OVERDUE IS MA.IL.t

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FOX, THE "SLASHER," AGAIN ,-" ' BEFORE THE POLICE COURT

S 10.00 to Lake Tahoe and Return.

MULCREVY APPEALS FOR NEW OFFICE.

Mrs. Conrado Says She Will Kill Man Who Loves Her.

SUED FOR DIVORCE, SHOOTS HIMSELF.

HILL TO ENTER SAN FRANCISCO.

Warner .^ Bros".,'

Personal.

GIRLS GO GUNNING FOR A CITIZEN.

METCAIiFJ. GOES EAST.

PL AX <u25a0 FOR; COMMISSIOX.

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COMMUTERS LOSE A GAME TO THE ANGELS AT IDORA PARK

Prospects for the Football Season Not as Bright as in Former Years.

SOPHOMORES WIN FROM FRESHIES AT BERKELEY.

TRAPSHOOTERS;yiLL 3IEET OST/THE IXGLEsiDE GROUNDS

HODCAR RIEKS ;'• RAISE i SCALE.

AUTOS QUALIFY FOR CUP RACES IN A NERVE-RACKING TEST.

HOLMAN THE STAR IN RUGBY GAME AT STANFORD.

NEW RECORD SET BY TWO IRISH ATHLETES.

GANS-IVELSd]V;FIGHTiPICTURKBi

AUTOIST TRACY WINS RACE AND A BRIDE.

PRIVATE YACHTfASHORE."

RIP'S MEN DENIED A LOOK-IN BY THE BALL TOSSERS FROM LAND ORANGES.

MR. GUM A TOUGH MOUTHFUL FOR FRESNOITES.

WIXXERSu25a0 OFHOXORS I^flGSslHß V REVOLVER'SHOOTING CO.VTEST

JOE THOMAS MA .MEET ', ' ; – u25a0"•u25a0 fLEWIS iy^PHILADELPHIA

SIWASHES MAKE 5 RUNS AND THE SEALS 2.

new yaciit;club formed :ss£&i- os allmeda side of bay

WILL ENTBaTAI.V/

HANLON AND HYLAND PREPARE CAREFULLY FOR FIGHT SALVIDERE ANNEXES THE JUNIOR CHAMPION STAKES.

SPELL OF RACING IS CAST ABOUT ATHLETES.

II » a I'Ozif;. Tine That Ha» So Turning.

DREAMLAND. RIXK u25a0u25a0 ' OPENS. TOMORROW

THEIR "FIXD" EXPI^JDES.

CLEVELAND SHUTS OUT THE TEAM FROM HUB.

MILLIONS NEEDED FOR WATERWAYS.

AUTHORITIES ON BOXING GAME DIFFER IN THEIR ESTIMATE OF THE MEN.

WAR OVER LANDING AT AVALON.

MANSFIELD USES FISTS AT FIRE.

WILL BUILD HOTEL ON DIABLO'S SUMMIT

CREDITORS SEARCH FOR CONTRACTOR.

MARTIIVEZ ' COUPLE " WEDS.

CINCINNATI TEAM IS BEATEN BY PHILADELPHIA.

POWER COMPANIES IN LEGAL FIGHT.

SECRETARY ROOT AT COtO^.

XEHEHLA.VDS XA*Y IN • DISTRES».

KEENE'S GELDING BEATS DE MUND TO THE WIRE.

CITIZENS DESIRE A UNIFORM SCALE

EARTHatTAKES 'IN SICILY.

ELLIOTT IN DRIVE SHOWS WAY TO NORWOOD.

JUVENILE COURT IN NEW QUARTERS.

TROPHY IS OFFERED FOR AUTO RACE TO SOUTH.

.WIFE-SAYS tCANDYi MAW it;*;; "." -' .; . HAS NOT,StVEETiTEMPER

TO^UGHT. DEVISADERO – STREET.'!

iPOSTOFFICEvVcHAKGES;

PLUNGER JOHNSON HAS A BIG RUN OF LUCK

WOULD LIMIT LAW OF EJECTMENT.

Did Your: Piano Burnt

OLYMPIC^DiRECTORS'HOIiD ''.: ' r: r; ;/,u25a0 first post-q,uake meeting

AMERICANS 'WILL»' ENiTERTAiN.

CLOSE CONTEST IN THE MIXED DOUBLES.

CALIFORNIA .POLrnCIANV1 ' • u0084: ARRESTED .AT.?. PORTLL4.XD

COXCERT?BY 'PARK:;BAND.

FILE i PROTESTf AGAINST

SPEEDY LADY MAY SPRINTS SOME IN HARNESS.

RENTS INCREASED 27.1 PER CENT.

SEXRETARY|OF •; 9 ACRMIIOTO T -. '.-!" '5'5' ? ; DEVEioPMEXT:} AS SO CIATIO JT

COLORS OF RICE TO BE SPORTED AT ASCOT.

BEATTY, TO SERVE IF POSSIBLE.

THEFT OF BABY CARRIAGE , . AXD CH.UB CAUSES A W.l»

JJEW. BUILDIXG . PERMITS.

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Water Front Notes..

Liner Alameda Sails for Honolulu With Many Tourists Among Passengers.

COAST SHIPPING NEWS.

NEWS OF THE OCE AX:

MoVement ;. of " Steamer*.

;u25a0u25a0:: Sun! lind ITlde.'.'

U. u25a0 B.i Branch Hydrographle Office.

SHIPPING t INTELLIGENCE.

The Weather Report.

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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

EASTER.V MARKETS.

' 'CHICAGO • BOARD OF.; TRADE.

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS."

LOCAL iMAUKBTS.

THE, STOCK iStARKET.

-STOCK AXDBOVD EXCHANGE.

ViOAKLAXD ' STOCK EXCHASGE.

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Long Term Leases Indicate Permanent Buildings.

NEWS OF THE VANOUS MINING CAMPS OF NEVADA.

San Francisco Sunday Call Magazine Section.

Masthead

SAN FRANCISCO THE CITY OF UPSIDE DOWN

A CONSOLATION PURSE.

IF JAPAN SHOULD ATTACK US

THE STRANGE ADVENTURES BEFALLING FAMOUS PAINTINGS

HOW THE EASTERN COLLEGE MAN BUCKS THE WILD WEST IN VACATION TIME.

MAKING CHARACTER PORTRAITS OF DOGS – HOW AN EXPERT DOES IT.

LONDON EATS IMITATION BUTTER AND BANANA FLOUR.

LEAN OPEN FOOTBALL PROMISE OF NEW RULES.

STRAIGHT TIPS ON GHOSTS WHICH SAILORS HAVE SEEN AT SEA.

SOME SAGE SAYINGS OF A LOCAL WISE MAN.

THE FIFTH AND FATAL MURDER OF "SQUEALING CHARLIE" NOTED MENDOCINO CHIEF

FACT & FANCY ABOUT THE FLEA AND A PLEA FOR HIS ANNIHILLATION.

A Gifted TttotH.

:-: Made More Talk.

.Xot Hl* t« Girt.

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GIRLS WHO SAIL CANOES AMONG THE WHITECAPS.

HAGAR OF THE PAWNSHOP

TRAINING AN ELEPHANT WITH BLOCK AND TACKLE.

AROUND THE WORLD FOR $500 00 A WOMAN WHO MADE THE TRIP TELLS HOW SHE DID IT.

ELABORATE AFTERNOON GOWNS FOR EARLY AUTUMN.

BEST MUTTON RECIPES OF THE ENGLISH HOUSEWIFE.

in.You »Don^t * Suppose.;J

THE REVOLT OF ISLAM.

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THE SUNDAY CALL'S BOYS AND GIRLS.

MARY'S GOOD UNCLE AND THE WATERMELON WITH SEEDS OF PURE GOLD.

GOLDILOCKS' ADVENTURES IN FAIRYLAND UNDER OLD MOUNT TAMALPAIS

VIC, THE DOG, TELLS ABOUT SOME THINGS THAT HAPPENED DURING THE BIG FIRE

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THE MIDNIGHT PROTEST OF THE HULKS

San Francisco Call Comic Section.

Masthead

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The San Francisco Call.

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GILLETT TELLS OF HIS CAMPAIGN PLANS.

NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.

Congregationalists.

Unitarian Work.

The Episcopalians.

Roman Catholics.

Lutheran Church.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.

The Methodists.

Hebrew Service.

Protestant Asylum.

AMONG THE FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.

Native Sons

Rathbone Sisters.

National Union.

Modern Woodmen;

Commercial Travelers

Knights of Honor.

Eastern Star.

The Juniors.

Rednianship^

PORTUGUESE ORDER.

Odd Fellowship.

Independent Foresters.

Order!oiSt. George

LILY SUTHERLAND'S EXPERIENCES IN "TEN – AND – TWENT"

SOCIETY AND MUSIC.

Snake Demtlst Bitten.

AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE.

ASSOCIATED PRESS ELECTS OFFICERS

Excursion to Ukiah;

REFLECTIONS; OF ; A BACHELOR.

K." C. li*VT» 1100, FHlmore SU

Madame; Hale," Robes,

WELCOMED PLANNED FOR EXPLORER.

EDITORS OF_ SCHOOL PAPERS .MAKE, KXOWX THEIII STAFFS

EDITORIAL PAGE

THE TREASURY VIEW OF STOCK GAMBLING.

jON^UNCLE JlM'§ DAY OjPF.

THE COMING OF OPPORTUNITY

How Women Succeeded in Beautifying a Town;

Answers.

In the Joke World

Bead Easy Now.

Some Remarks About Hearst By the State Press.

City-Owned Bakery Fails In Italy.

French Are After Fulton's Honors.

THE CALL'S BOOK PAGE.

RARE WORKS OF ART IN MRS. RICHARD'S STUDIO.

GRANDSON OF THE KAISER WILL BE REARED BY SCHEDULE?

Unwashed Chemist Says Dirt Means Health.

Rainbow Colors All the Rage in London

Duchess of Devonshire, England's Premier Hostess, Loses two million at Gambling.

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