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San Francisco Call, Volume 101, Number 122, 1 April 1907
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Article Text
Masthead
Schmiz and Ruef Had Agreement to Divide Equally All Boodle Money. Greenbacks Received by Supervisor Mamlock Destroyed in Great Fire
RAILROAD MEN MAY BE ORDERED TO STRIKE TODAY
MANSFIELD'S CONDITION IS EXCEEDINGLY GRAVE.
JIOORS KEEP THB PEACE
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
Latest Developments in Connection With the Boodling Operations.
Mayor and Boss Partners in All Bribes Paid.
You Were a Godd Friend of Mine Aftet All.
Max Mamlock Tells Hard Luck Story to the Grand Jury
Men Higher Up Are Slated Next For Indictment
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Double Dealing in Telephone Steal
PHILLIPS THROWS LIGHT ON CHARACTER OF RUEF
CHIEF DINAN IS ASKED TO HELP FIND DETWILER
CITIES AND TOWNS PLAN WAR AGAINST BOODLING.
Langdon Denies Report That Mullally Hade a Confession
SECXETAKY* u25a0 MXTCALF'-V ''EETTTRNS-^'
BUniAlj' OF CHARLES STAHL
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Joyous Tidings of the Easter Proclaimed in Sermon an Song.
San Francisco Worshipers Observe Day of Resurrection and Hope
St. Mary's Cathedral Is Packed to Doors
First Congregational in New Auditorium
Special Song Service in First Presbyterian
High Mass in Three Catholic Churches
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Services
KNIGHTS PAY TRIBUTE TO ORDER'S FOUNDER.
Trinity Congregation Praises With Song.
Unitarians Listen to Beautiful Music
SOCIALISTS PLANNING RAGE FOR PRESIDENCY
WOULD STRENGTHEN THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE
INCREASED RATES FOR TELEGRAPH MESSAGES.
FORMER CONGRESSMAN DEAD
EMBASSADOR GRISCOM'S ABODE VISITED BY FIRE
POPE-HARTFORD HEARD FROM
GnAMJLE WI.VS GRA>D TRIX
l,oyal $aa Fraadaraiti
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MILLIONAIRE PENSIONS HIS FAITHFUL BURRO
Terry DriscoU, the Mayor-s Agent, Is Fugitive in Mexico.
New Soubrette Makes Hit in "Fantana" at American.
FOUR PERSONS KILLED AT RAILROAD " CROSSING
CONDUCTOR STABBED IN ATTACK BY THREE MEN.
SIERRANS PLAN TRIP TO YOSEMITE VALLEY
EASTER SPIRIT HELPS MATERNITY'S BENEFIT.
MEETING OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC STOCKHOLDERS
LAUNDRY WORKERS WILL PROBABLY STRIKE TODAY.
IIUNTINGTON'S; NIECE*- KILLED
COLONISTS IN BRAZIL MAKE PUBLIC PROTEST
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Numerous Handicap Events on This Week's Racing Card.
OAKLAND FOOTBALL MEN OUTPLAY INDEPENDENTS
FEUDNER IS HIGH MAN IN EMPIRE CLUB SHOOT
POLOISTS RESUME PLAY ON BURLINGAME FIELD
The Wail of the Sport
MURDOCK NOW TENNIS CHAMPION OF ALAMEDA
OWEN HAD GOOD SIZED WAGER ON THE CONTEST
ANOTHER WORLD RECORD IN FLY-CASTING EVENT
FAVORITE GREYHOUNDS FAIL THEIR BACKERS
Young Riders of Minor Reputation Are Coming to the Front at the Emeryville Track
The Call's Selections
Emeryville Entries
MIKE (TWIN) SULLIVAN IS TO FIGHT MELLODY
HUNDREDS OF FANS PAY VISIT TO BALL GROUNDS
SAIiNAS XINB WIXS
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EDITORIAL PAGE.
PUBLICITY FOR PUBLIC SERVICE ACCOUNTS .'
THE PLAYGROUND OF AMERICA
SUPPRESSION OF A CALIFORNIA PLEBISCITE
The Deathtrap
In the Joke World
Personal Mention
Answers to Queries
Scenic Charms of Golden State Are Limned by Noted Artists
Women's Clubs Are Preparing for Their Annual Elections
CANNED GOODS IX EXGUXD
First National Bank's Magnificent Building to Occupy Site of the Old Masonic Temple in Montgomery Street
LAUNDRY WORKERS ARE PREPARING TO STRIKE
DISTRICT EXEMPLIFICATION OF YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE
Sbottld Be 'eni (o Kaxtera Friends
TWELVE HUNDRED HORSES TO BE SENT TO MANILA
CONVICTED THIEF TELLS STORY OF HIDDEN/GOLD
MURDERER OF MOTHER HOPES TO E3CAPE NOOSE
BLAMES SORORITY GIRLS FOR THEFT OF WINDOW
KILLS* HERSELF WITH RIFLE
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NEWS OF THE COUNTIES ABOUT SAN FRANCISCO.
Building Permits in Oakland Show Total Outlay of $8,855,187.75
CHILE FAILS TO SEND ENVOY TO WASHINGTON
HARRIMAN INTERESTS PLAN A BIG LAND DEAL
HENRY W. GOODE DIES AFTER A BRIEF ILLNESS
BIG RECEPTION* FOR TAFT
THAW PASSES PLEASANT EASTER IN THE TOMBS
MURDERS TWO PERSONS AND CUTS FIVE OTHERS
TWO PEDDLERS WOUNDED AFTER SLAYING A THIRD
ATTEMPT TO OPEN SAFE WITH NITRO-GLYCERIN
TWO SAN DIEGANS HELD UP BY BOYS
POLITICIANS OF CHICAGO BUSY ON EASTER SUNDAY,
J. P. MORGAN SECURES AN ANCIENT COLLECTION
NEGno ASSAILANT; LYNCHED
Telegraph News
BODY OF YOUNG SUICIDE FOUND IN LONELY SPOT
MESSENGER MAKES THIRD ATTEMPT TO KILL SELF
PRELATE RECITES STORY • OF -THREE HOLY WOMEN
SMALL BOY IS GUEST OF i-'POLICEI SIX i HOURS
MISS ELEANOR JOSEPH PLEASES BIG AUDIENCE.
ARRESTED FOR DUMPING DEBRIS IN THE STREET
:' •-. ; . : • . . : SPIRITUALISTS CELEBRATE FIFTY-NINTH ANNIVERSARY
SAN JOSE EASILY WINS
CALIFORNIA SHOULD BE BIG GROWER OF HEMP
YACHTS DO NOT LEAVE : • u25a0 – THE WINTER QUARTERS
•RACE TRACK .3IEX IXDICTED
REVOLT IN ROUMANIA IS BEING SUPPRESSED
TEACHERS ARE TO RENEW FIGHT FOR BACK SALARIES
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Aubury Will Examine New Inyo District
RAILROAD SUIT IS ENDED
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Shipping News and Gossip of the Water Front
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Movements or Steamers
; Sun.and Tide
.9:26 .•V. 'u25a0 S. Braavh H> drosrraphic Office ' .
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Weather Report
STATE REPAYS BANKS FOR THE MILITIA LOAN
Close Race of Contestants for Call's Gold Prizes
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CHIEF OPERATORS IN PANTIS MUST GO, SAY THE "HELLO" GIRLS
KXHJHTS OF COIjUMBVS RALiI/V
WHY CALIFORNIA WOMEN ARE MOST BEAUTIFUL.
AUTOMOBILE MAGNATE % :.'.. LOOKS:OVER LOCAL: FIELD
TURTLES AND TOMATOES ARRIVE HERE FROM MEXICO
MOTHERS-IN-LAW CANNOT TRAVEL FREE ON THE TRANSPORTS
One Year After.
PROF. WICKSON WILL WRITE ON AGRICULTURAL WORK
Free Exhibition of Paintlns»
TWELVE-YEAR-OLD LAD FATALLY STABS HIS TEASING PLAYMATE.
DEATH GOMES SUDDENLY TO PROMINENT EDUCATOR.
TRIES TO SHOOT PATROMIAX
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