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San Francisco Call, Volume 101, Number 112, 22 March 1907
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Article Text
Masthead
Dragnet Will Catch Chief Bribe Givers
Calhoun Vigorously Denies That Officials Were Bribed
Grand Jury Indictments to Reach Men Higher Up Than Brokers in Boodle
HUSBAND TAKES COUNT'S LIFE TO AVENGE A WRONG
STANFORD PROFESSOR STUDYING ON THE STAGE
SUTTERS FORT DESTROYED
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
High Telephone Official in Danger of Arrest
Grand Jury Dragnet Will Catch Bribers
SCOTT SHOWS CLEARLY THAT HE HAD NO PART IN PAYING OF BOODLE
To: Prevent the Grip
Stenographer Nellie Smith Will Make Startling Revelations
Telephone Officials Asked Who Instructed Halsey to Bribe
Frank G. Drum Asked What He Knows About the Telephone, Gas and Water Matters
FORCED JESTS ARE THIN MASK FOR REMORSE AT THE HEART OF RUEF
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Probing Telephone Franchise and Gas Rate Bribery
Rea Says That Ruef Thrust Money Upon Him Twice
Supervisors Squabble Over III-Gotten Gains
Delmas and McPike Are Noncommittal
Eddie Graney Joins Issue With Coffroth
LOSS. SM AIX AT CRIDLRY
Ruef's Appeal Reaches Federal Supreme Court
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Flood Breaks Levees and Threatens to Sweep Thousands to Death STORM results: Sacramento River reaches highest point ever known and thousands of people are menaced by flood. Shasta route and Coast and Valley lines are closed by washouts. Food supply of La Honda is cut off and people suffer.
ALL HIGH WATER MARKS BROKEN BY SACRAMENTO
BAXK. ACCUSES KCRAVAGA
Pace noble* Hot sprinin
"HARRIMAN OUGHT TO BE IN JAIL," SAYS CULLOM
STORM CRIPPLES RAIL TRAFFIC IN CALIFORNIA
FOOD SUPPLY OF TOWN IS CUT OFF BY STORM
H. M. ALEXANDER GIVEN SEAT ON POLICE BOARD
THREE CHURCHES FUSED INTO ONE ORGANIZATION
BURTON COMPLETES:SIX "MONTHS';IMPRISONMENT
NICARAGUA TRIUMPHANT IN FIERCE CONFLICT
AGAINST .CHANNEL TUNNEL :'
DnOPS I DEAD ' IN .BATHROOM
MERCED OFFICERS SHOT BY DESPERATE MEXICANS
SUCCESSOR TO DOWIE
AGITATORS ARE VOTED DOWN AT GOLDFIELD
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California's Beauty May Be at Blossom Show
Orders to Army and Naval Officers
CAR DEMOLISHES RIG AND INJURES DRIVER
GOVERNOR'S SIGNATURE MAKES BILLS OPERATIVE
DELMAS GAINS DELAY TO OPPOSE JEROME'S MOVE
PORTLAND PARTLY CUT OFF
CRAWFORD DENIES STORY OF ALLEGED LAND FRAUD
PLANS FOR BATTLESHIP ARE STOLEN FROM DESK
THIRTY-ONE SALOONS IN VALLEJO MUST CLOSE
GENERAL WAKEMAN. DEAD
TROOPS IN ROUMANIA FIRE UPON PEASANTS
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT FOR HUMBOLDT SCHOOL
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Mudlarks Revel in the Slushy Going at Emeryville
Koerner Proves the Star Rider of the Day by Winning With Two of His Mounts
San Francisco Call's Racing Form Chart
HORSES OF MODERATE CALIBER ENTERED TODAY
The Call's Selections
RACING AT ASCOT PARK FURNISHES GOOD SPORT
Ascot Selections
The Call's Ascot Park Track Form Chart
Oakland Kennel Club Closes Its Annual Bench Show
MANAGER LONG ANXIOUS ABOUT PITCHER WILLIS
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When the Brewery Beats Out the Cow
THINKS THE AUTOMOBILE HAS A GREAT FUTURE
BILLY NOLAN DISCUSSES A GANS-NELSON FIGHT
Brief Sporting Items
CLASSY HARNESS HORSES OFFERED IN SALES RING
Byron Hot Sprlnga
LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP WON BY MAHER'S MOUNT
MAXIIATTA.V CLUB FIGHTS
PLEXTY OK' KNOCKOUTS
OAKIjAWX nEMDLTS
CARPENTER KILLED BY FALL
RETIRING CITY FATHERS SPEAK THEIR FAREWELLS
FOLLOWED FROM SALOON BY THUGS AND ROBBED
ITALIAN WRITER »IS AMAZED AT REBUILDING
BURNED BY HEATEDJ RESIX
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EDITORIAL PAGE
NO NEED FOR PUBLIC SERVICE BOODLING
THE CONVERTED MAGNATES
How Long Will They Stand the Fire?
STATE DIVISION IMPOSSIBLE
UNCLE JOE'S POLITICAL ANATOMY
The Smart Set
Experiences Weather 87 Degrees Below
Personal Mention
The Insider
Gossip in Railway Circles
NEWS OF THE LABOR WORLD
Santa Clara Valley Blosiiota Festival
PUTER SAYS HENEY MADE PROMISE OF IMMUNITY
TRAIN PLUNGES FROM TRACK AT A CURVE
CALIFOnXIAXS I.V XEW YORK
TO RECOUXT MAYORALTY BALLOTS
"FANTANA" IS SECURED FOR AMERICAN THEATER
Hotels—RoomlnK-Honse« f
FRESNO TO HAVE NEW BANKING INSTITUTION
SUQ UNITED RAILROADS
TO STOP UP HOLES ON THE MEXICAN BORDER
FISH SAYS ROOSEVELT WAS ALWAYS UNSTEADY
SUFFRAGISTS ARRESTED . IN LONDON SENTENCED
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News of Four of the Counties Bordering On the Bay
MEET FOR FIRST TIME SINCE THE CIVIL WAR
DEPUTIES TO CONDUCT RAILROAD HEARINGS
CONTROL OF WHITE PASS ROAD IN DOUBT
SHOOTS GRANDDAUGHTER, THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
VAA.UA.ni,K JEWELRY STOLEN
SAVED FROM A FOOTPAD BY CRIES OF NEIGHBOR
NEGRO ESCAPES BECAUSE OF YOUTH OF HIS VICTIM
SANTA FE LOCOMOTIVE BOILER EXPLODES AT SIMMS
Around the Bay
Society in Cities Across the Bay
GENERAL WINT PASSES AWAY IN PHILADELPHIA
FUTURE WARSHIPS MAY:, BE RUN BY GAS ENGINES
JUNIOR WEEK FESTIVITY IS BEGUN AT STANFORD
DIVORCE CASES
AFRAID TO TESTIFY AGAINST HER HUSBAND
STUDENT SPEARMEN GO ON A SHORT STRIKE
ACTRESS MAY TESTIFY
DIVORCES – GRANTED
POISONED* BY A NEEDLE
AUTHOR MET "ZAGLOBA" IN SAN FRANCISCO
BURGLARS MAKE WEEKLY VISITS TO SATHER DEPOT
BEFRIENDS A MAN WHO ROBS HIM WHILE ASLEEP
CHARLES DOUGLAS* ROOM f. RAIDED BY A "FRIEND"
Baptist Congregation to Give Reception to New Pastor
MINETTI'S QUARTET PLAYS IN GYMNASIUM
DEATH'S HAND LAID UPON PIONEER PRINTER
MRS. LE CLAIR IS GIVEN TIME TO MAKE DEFENSE
NAME STREETS AFTER WRITERS AND ARTISTS
MRS. LICHTENBERG DIES . AT HER SAN RAFAEL HOME
FOR .EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN
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Shipping News and Gossip of the Water Front
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
SKIPPING I.VTELXIGEXCE
Weather Report
Movements of Steamers
Sun nnd Tide
WANTS. PAY FOll FIXGKUS
WILLIAM GUFFIJf 3IISSIXG
WILL PREPARE PLANS TO EXTEND BELT RAILROAD
TOO MANY WRECKS ON COAST, DECLARES BULGER
SERVICES IN CATHEDRAL DURING THE HOLY WEEK
WITNESS ADVISES JURY HOW TO DECIDE CASE
CONFIRMATION SERVICES
Swiss Flag Again Being Carried to Victory
STRIKERS FLOATING MINE IN STRAITS OF TSUGARU
CAKE FOR THE JUDGE
PATBOMIAN IS PROMOTED
CHINESE BOYCOTT." SITPPRESSEE
COST OF LIVING VERY HIGH IN SACRAMENTO
TRANSVAAL PARLIAMENT TO EXCLUDE ASIATICS
SAYS HONESTY'S REWARD {£*} WAS PAID AT CUT RATES
AXMAX CASE OX TRIAL
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERICIAL
KAJiTEUX MAKICCTS
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
aiISCELLAXEOUS MARKETS
LOCAL MARKETS _____ /
THE'STOCK MARKET
STOCK AXD BOND EXCIIAXGB.
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HEAL KSTATB TRANSACTIONS
Goldfield Stocks Rise Once More and Move With Vim
HUSBAND LOSES THE ESTATE LEFT BY WIFE
LIXFOIITirs JUDGMENT STANDS
HARRY CORBETT ESTATE ADMITTED TO PROBATE
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WITNESS IN TAYLOR TRIAL MAKES BRIBERY CHARGE AGAINST THE COCHRANES
DR. H. D'ARCY POWER TO BE ON HEALTH BOARD
Frve BxhibiUo* of PcJatfaea
BODY HELD FOR SO.V
San Carlo Opera Company Commences Its Season at Chutes With Nordica and a Great Tenor CONSTANTINO, the Spanish tenor, sang with Nordica in "La Gioconda" and quickly proved himself the equal of Caruso in most of the artistic essentials. Nordica showed no depreciation of vocal worth since her prior appearance here. Orchestra, chorus and ballet were worthy of the two great principals.
EUREKA TRANSIT ROAD BOUGHT BY HEAZELTON
LOTTERY OFFICE RAIDED BY SECRET SERVICE MEN
SELAH CLUB MEMBERS TO HAVE NEW QUARTERS
STORMY WEATHER CUTS , DOWN BANK CLEARINGS
Society Braves Its Gowns in Rain to Greet Nordica
POLICE EIAJII.VATIOX
BRAVE MATRON PREVENTS DEMENTED WOMAN FROM COMMITTING SUICIDE
REMOVAL OF THE HEIGHT LIMIT SEEMS CERTAIN
DESPERATE STRUGGLE WITH THIEF :IN DARK
CHINESE WOMEN-DRIVEN' u25a0MAD BY CRUEL MASTERS
DR;; RIGDOX TO', I.ECTURe
GRAFT WILL NO LONGER SHIELD HOUSE OF SIN CONDUCTED BY A "PET"
VOX DBR MEHDEX FUA'ERALi
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