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San Francisco Call, Volume 100, Number 160, 7 November 1906
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Civic Decency Scores Notable Triumph Over Graft and Ruefism Siemsen and Dabner Confess to Gaspipe Murders Voters of New York Defeat William R. Hearst for Governor
KANAKA CALM IN FACE OF GALLOWS.
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY.
Gillett Sweeps the State
Overwhelming Victory of the Republican Nominees.
San l^ariciscp;^ ;•;. Revolt Ruef. .
Vote of San Francisco by Assembly Districts.
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Gillett Sweeps His Party Into a State Victory
Gillett Aims to Give People an Honest Administration.
Bell Believes He Has Won by Plurality of About 7500.
Call's Bulletins Flash News First
Cannon Believes Bell May Yet Win
Figures Show How City's Citizens Cast Votes.
Plurality of 25,000 for Gillett.
JUDGES SyPERIORCOyRT, SAN^ FRANCISCO.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
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Legislature Will Be Overwhelmingly Republican
Alameda Retains Reputation as Republican County.
Los Angeles County Gillett Stronghold.
DwyerSays Good Work Should Not End Now.
Bell Wins Raisin County by Only One Hundred.
Re-election of Lawlor a Keen Disappointment to Ruef.
Local Voters Cast Their Split Ballots Peaceably and No Evidences of Fraud Develop During Day.
Spellacy Blames Hearst: and Railroad People.
Heney Says Victory of Lawlor and Cooper Is for Decency.
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Splendid Victory for Party of Prosperity
OVERWHELMING POPULARITY
DEATH OF A PUBLISHER.
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Democrats Still a Minority in the House
PEUSIX GUM DEEMA.V DIES.
Those Elected to Congress Include Some Noted Republican Leaders.
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News From All Sections of the Four Bay Counties
THREE TEAMSTERS HURT BY CARS.
MYSTEHIOrS DISAPPEARANCE AFTER STARTING TO WORK
JORDAN TO GO TO NEW YORK.
Yell Leader Starts Feminine Screams in Hearst Hall.
LIGHTED MATCH DROPPED BY CHAUFFEUR STARTS FIRE
EVCEXDIARY ATTEMPTS TO SET FIRE TO DWELLING-HOUSE
WILL REBUILD-SCHOOL.
THIEVES STILL ACTIVE.
LODGER CAPTURES ROOM THIEF.
About the Bay
MUSICAL TREAT PROMISED.
nERKELEYAX WINS HONORS.
STEAL HOTEL CASH REGISTER.
REFLECTIONS rOF A^ BACHELOR:
Personal
BERKELEY CO-EDS OFFENDED.
VICEROY'S POWER IS QUESTIONED
COTTON GROWING; IN 'AFRICA.
Society in the Cities >A cross the {Bay.
Fairy Scene at Home of Fruitvale Bride
DOLLS AND TOYS IN JAPAN.
PRESIDENT OUSTS NEGRO TROOPS.
NEVADA MINES TO GET MORE POWER.
CHINESE GOVERNMENT UNDER THE CONTROIi OP A WOMAN
RAILROAD PASSENGER TRAVEL.
GOVERNOR OBEYS SUBPENA.
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Dabner Unfolds Terrible Tale of Crime
PrisonerWeakensWhen Police Question Him.
Father and Brother Hear Awful Story.
WALXCTB :<:< AS ARTICLES OF DIET.
EDITORIAL PAGE
GILLETT'S VICTORY.
HEARST JOINS HIS OWN "DOWN AND OUT" CLUB.
Verdict of the People Against Ruef and His Looters.
Our Foreign Consuls Compelled to Pay Penalties for Deficient Postage.
Johhßull's Thirst Is Now Slaked by Tea.
BIATERIALS ,FOR MAKING " PAPER.
Over Twenty-Three Million Widows an-India.
British Manufacturers Are Invading America.
Answers to Queries
Protective Tariff Has Brought Prosperity to the Republic of France.
In the Joke World
The Smart Set
Seven Crimes to Which the Youths Confess.
MRS. KELLY'S HOME TORN TO PIECES
President Casts Ballot No. 94.
MILLION DOLLARS FIRE DAMAGE.
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Fifty Skilled Australia Mechanics Come on the Liner Sierra.
CQAST SNIPPINGv NBWS
Sun and «Tlde. .
U. S. Branch Uydrosrraphlc Office.
{. Slovrmeiit of Simmer*.
SHIPPING IXTELMGEXCK.
The -; AVeather neport.
BOHEMIA 'iS A. COUNTRY-; ,OF I.VDIJSTRIAIi ACTIVITY
WILL BE LARGEST IRRIGATION DAM.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
ANDORRANS CRAFTY AS STATESMEN.
MANUSCRIPTS OX KXHIBITIO.V.
, BIG' SUMS FOR REVENUE.
SEEDLESS APPLES PROVE VALUELESS
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Unmack Will Referee First Great Rugby Match
Boxing Game Is Imperiled by Quarrels of Promoters
GAME PROTECTION WILL BE THEME OF SPEAKERS.
3IOTORISTS ASK VAXDERBILT TO REPRESENT THIS COUNTRY
WARRINC STOCKHOLDERS CITED.
HORSES FANCIED TO WIN BY THE HANDICAPPERS.
COURT DKCLARES -MAN IS DEAD
BOY. KILLED BY LIVE WIRE.
DURNELL TO SHUN THE SELLING EVENTS.
MONTEREY CHINESE OUTWIT WHITES.
father' exds; life ; ox; track * AS HE: HOLDSHANDS OP SONS
CURTIS TO BUILD THBEE CANALS.
SALE OF: SPANISH GRANT ' ' : . -" .IN" SAN BENITO COUNTY
SAN< DIEGO:SYSTEM IMPROVED.1
Many Automobilists Arrested for Speeding Over the Downtown Crossings.
TON OF WISE COIN IS DROPPED AT AQUEDUCT.
ROBBED BY TRAMPS ON SANTA FE.
LIEUTEXAJTTOjr.TRIALFOR ' ABSENCE; WITHOUT LEAVE
PRESIDENT TO HEAR; UTES.
MEADOWBREEZE IS TOO FAST FOR DR. LEGGO.
ASSOCIATIO.V FOOTBALL • ITXION* ELECTS OFFICERS
CHICAGO FIRE. KII.LS;; AGED MAX.
GETS SIX .YEARS A.D .'A. FORTUNE.
AUSTRALIAN STAR IS HONORED BY COLLEGIANS.
HELPLESS AXD STARVING BESIDE MOTHER'S DEAD BODY
EXPLOSION" WRECKS BUII.DI.XG.
PEARY DELAYED BY GALES.
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SMOTHERS IN PIT FULL OF GRAIN.
Personal
STOESSEL SEEKS ASSISTANCE.
FI.VGER .VAILS AXD ILL-HEALTH.
Germany's Meat Shortage; Causes Increase in; Importations and Rise in Prices. *
MOROCCO APOLOGIZES FOR INSULT TO THE FREXCH
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Where France and England Get Tea and Coffee.
Yield of Wheat Fields in Western Canada.
XECRO LABOR FOR PANAMA.
NEWS OF THE LABOR WORLD
Gossip In Railway Circles
Jtems of Interest.
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BULLETS FAIL TO STOP ROBBERS.
POLICE OF MEMPHIS GO ON STRIKE.
HENEY AND BURNS SPEND BUSY DAY.
WHITNEY SUBMITS FINAL REPORT.
RAILROAD STATISTICS SHOW/: – GREAT INCREASE IX MILEAGE
MES. ROOSEVELT ; NAMES: NEW CHRYSANTHEMUM: "LOU DILLON"
DISCUSS CHURCH; AND-STATE. BILL.
COILS TIGHTEN ON OPIUM SMUGGLER.
IXJURED BY AUTO I.V FRAXCE.
MAX POPPER BACK FROM EUROPE.
A. C. Rulof«on Sheet Metal Work*.
HOSPITAL NURSES ARE SCARCE.
Presidio Helghtu Dye Work*
CASTELLANE PLANS VVICIOUS • '; ATTACK ON'WIFE'S 'WITNESSES
PROMISES A GREAT MINTING TASK.
YOUNG COUPLE'S' PL AX TOWED IS STOPPED BY THE POLICE
LECTURROXiLOCAL i)IS.sTER.
CAPTURE LOOTERS OF DWELLINGS.
DONATELLI'S BAND C TO GIVE MATINEE
WOMAN" GUILTY OF ; HOMICIDE.
$30,000 Frog.
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