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Cracksmen Blow Open the Safe in Office of Lumber Company

M'NAB JOINS IN MOVEMENT FOR SINGLE NOMINEE

INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY

Ice -Trtist Ist Gaugmi

ROOSEVELT OUT OF RACE, DECLARES LONGWORTH

Burglars Use Nitroglycerin to Force Doors of Strong Box

BIG CRUISER TO GUARD COAST

imp^tment^Qiiestion No. 16

THOUSANDS CROWD INTO RINGLINGS' GREAT TENT

A Coxy nnfl Convenient Place to Eat

YANKEE WINS OCEAN RACE IN LIGHT WINDS

IMMENSE CROP OF PRUNES

•Officers in Army and Navy Are Detailed^ for Duty; ; at: Newi Stations

RUNABOUT IS REVENGED ON TROLLEY ASSAILANT

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TWO MOTHERS AND ONE HUSBAND CLAIM WOMAN

BODY TO BE EXHUMED FOR INSURANCE COMPANY

CALIFORSTIAXS IX NEW YORK

GANG SWINDLES PEOPLE BY PEDDLING COMPOUND

A Popular Finn

New Tallac to Be Best HoteHn Sierras, Says Lucky Baldwin

SHOOTS HER BECAUSE SHE CEASES TO LOVE

CRUSHED BY TOJfS OP GRAIN

IMPROVE 2 SAN DIEGO HARBOR

ROBBER RIFLES OFFICE OF GOLDFIELD BROKER

RBXO CHURCHES ARB "ACTIVE

MINISTER TO COME WEST

CLEVER STRANGERS PASS BAD PAPER IN STOCKTON

WEDDING AT SANTA ROSA SURPRISES MANY FRIENDS

THREE HUNDRED LIVES LOST IN HAKODATE FIRE

Santa iaosAx wisrs suits

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Mass Meeting Passes Resolutions Favoring Parkside Franchise

TEAMSTERS ELECT OFFICERS

RAILROADS GIVE AID TO RIVAL VINYARDISTS

CARNEGIE MEDAL FOR COLUMBIA'S HEROINE

ARCHBISHOP WILL PASS ANNIVERSARY QUIETLY

ADMIRAL LYOX RELIETED

ADMIRAL DAVTOX HONORED

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Money Centers Must Have Guarantee oi City That Cannot Burn

EXPLOSION OF POWDER ROCKS ILLINOIS TOWN

MAN CUT TO PIECES AS-MOWER WORKS

NEW CASES* OF YELLOW FEVER AT CIENFUEGOS

Health Board and Federal Chiefs Say That No Epidemic Exists

BIRTHDAY OF SIAMESE KING COSTLY TO KAISER

H. H. ROGERS' HEALTH TO BE SUBJECT OF INQUIRY

THREE DIE IN COLLAPSE OF CINCINNATI BUILDING

WOULD MAKE GRAFTING PUNISHABLE BY DEATH

negro Porter who robbed j edward fennel confesses

SEVEN BUILDINGS BURN

BIILIi AND /ELEVATOR BURNED

"La Tpsca' Will Be" Given by Milan- Opera-Company atjCHiites;Tdday

PAPAGO^INDIANS REFUSE/>u25a0 TO SURRENDER MURDERER

3IEMORIAI;-. HALrlj FOR YAIB

$1.50— Second Special Excursion—sl.so

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Hudson Company's Terminal Structure in New York Will House 10,000 Persons in Offices

MARY KINGSLEY MEDAL IS AWARDED TO AMERICANS

Long Distance – Serrlcc

DR. WHEELER'S VICTORY JOLTS PARTY BOSSES

WILL OPPOSE EXPOSITION

DEATII OF CHRISTIAN BROTHER

ITALIAN BOY DROWNED

GRAND ARMY VEJERANS INSTALI;tNEW OFFICERS

MONEY WILL BE ADVANCED FOR NEW; PUBLIC. BUILDINGS

Jack* Rotlsaerie

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BIGGY FAMILIARIZING HIMSELF WITH OFFICE

FORMER CONVICTS HELD FOR TRIAL AS-ROBBERS

The Hooie of tbe Smart Frork

JAPAXESB EDITOR IS TROLRI>E

I.SUIUi.CE JUDGMEXTS

Youiig Men and Women Active ' in Preparing for Dance of; Abstinence Club

CLAIMS BIG REMUNERATION . FOR AREAL ESTATE DEAL

ONE GAS VICTIM DIES; ANOTHER IS RECOVERING

EMMA STIERLEN OBTAINS

COOK COMMITS SUICIDK

cruel "drivers; pumshed

Wedding SlWer

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OAKLAND POSSES SEEK ASSAILANT OF LITTLE GIRL

HARRIMAN'S HUNT CLUB DEFENDS RURAL GUESTS

President Roosevelt Writes to Veterans

Mother and Son Fight for a Big Estate

HIGHBINDER IN JAIL HIS MURDERED TWO MEN

FOURTEENTH CAVALRY REACHES SANTA CRUZ

TO OPERATE MORE CARS

ROBBER BAND IS CAUGHT IN RAID BY POLICEMEN

V. A. GORLEY, DEAD

May Repair Sheridan at Mare Island

Manager May Resign 5 Fr^^ahakfe^a^

NARROWLY ESCAPES • IiVIVCHING

DEATH!OPSMUSHIR ED DOWLEH

HOTEL3IAX KILLED

CRUISER TO FIRE ON MOOR CAMP IF PEACE FAILS

Mexican War Veterans Join In Celebrating Great Day

SOCIETY

NEWS OF THE FRATERNITIES

Quests Who Are at the Various Summer Resorts.|

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EDITORIAL PAGE

A NEW OCTOPUS

AN OPERA VENTURE THAT MEANS-MUCH

RATES OF INTEREST ON MUNICIPAL BONDS

THE RECALL OF OFFICIALS

THE HOOSIER CUCUMBER

Monopoly Lodge's Labor Day Show ''

Ih# Joke, World

Argentina's Population and-Business

Density of the Population u25a0in German' Empire

Personal 'Mention

May; Ship; Oil Via; Suez j

SOMETHING BAD TO EAST

Answers to Queries

Conditions in California

Gossip of the Doings of Railroadmen!

ThcTGrand'CcptfaliliotclJ

Goricerning the Labor Organizations^ "

ONE-THIRD OF RAILWAYS HAVE PAID NO DIVIDENDS

TEACHERS WOULD CHANGE ENTIRE SCHOOL SYSTEM

"Worth While

LOW PRICE OF COPPER MAY SHUT DOWN MINES

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SIGNORI ARE MANY, BUT PATRIZI IS IT

FLIGHT OF THE AIRSHIP IS DELAYED BY ACCIDENT

Sultan Turkiftb Dattm

Beseeches Nature to Send Some Wonderful Woman Prophet to Write Story to Aid the Mismated

EUGENICS HEAD TAKES PROF. LARKIN TO TASK

GENERAC RAILROAD STRIKE • THREATENED IN ENGLAND

Mississippi GRAND JURT' -^ INDICTS TWO RAILROADS

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SAYS WIFE SAT ON LAP OF CLUBMAN MADOOX

TWO ALLEGED FOOTPADS – CHASED AND CAPTURED

MOAEV LEXDERS 1.05E5

CARPEXTER STRIKES CAR3IAX

Diamonds

M The Prince of Pilsen "to Be Presented,by. Clever r Stage Favori'es

PAIXS FROM A HORSE

CITY'S FUNDS MUST BE GUARDED BY TREASURER

SUIT OVER TITLE TO'Ii'AXD

Holidays at San Jose

UNITED.RArLROADS SUKO

.We – Invite '.Yon

BRICK LAYER WANTS FEE RETURNED BY PHYSICIAN

MRS. HUNTINGTON TELLS OF LOSS OF HER RING

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Barbarians Defeat California Varsity Team at Rugby

AUTOMOBILIST CRASHES INTO RACETRACK FENCE

VAT ODSTBUCTIOXS RESIOVBD

Britt's Foot Showing Supplies Gossip for the Fight Fans

Collegian Football Men Show to Better Advantage at Loose Play Than in the Scrum Work

ANGRY FANS VENT THEIR WRATH UPON UMPIRE

TIES LI/PS OF GAMES

* STAXDIXGOF THE CLtD.s

Philadelphia Increases Lead in American Pennant Race

PHILADELPHIA CINCHES AMERICAN LEAGUE LEAD

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SALVIDERE FIRST IN THE ANNUAL CHAMPION

BRIDGE AT SHELL MOUXD

HENDERSON VICTORIOUS IN A PITCHERS' BATTLE

TORONTO AUTUMN CUP TAKEN BY EDWIN GUM

MISS SUTTON WINS CUP AND DOES NOT GET IT

POPULATION OF TERRITORIES

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Motor Car Experts Make Successful Tests of Alcohol as Fuel

Coach Lanagan Talka on Rugby as Played in the Antipodes

sc.-hcpi.-le of nccnv matches of presext seasox

AUTOMOBILISTS MAKE MANY COUNTRY TRIPS

BASKET BAU^SEASOV TO OPK.

GUN.MEX AT.THE TRAPS

SEATTLE SOCIETY SEES "GETAWAY" DAY RACES

BOOKMAKERS CAN NOT MAINTAIN-RACING STABLES

FOOTBALL MEN PRACTICE 3

STANFORD HAS PLENTY OF MEN FOR THE TRACK

RALPH ROSE BREAKS MANY WORLD RECORDS

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Sam Hildreth Will Ship Forty Race Horses to Oakland Track

Napa Stock Farm Yearlings Bring High Prices in the East

AMATEUR HAYNE WINS IN GOLF TOURNAMENT

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"ALEC" SHIELDS DIES, A VICTIM OF TYPHOID

ACCUSES RIVAL TEAM

Tennis Fans Marvel at Rapid Rise of Champion McLoughlin

AUSTRALIA'S CHAMPION SPRINTER WANTS MATCH

STATE LEAGrUE BASEBAIiIi

GRAY AND DUNCAN WIN ON THE BOWLING GREEN

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HARNESS HORSES MEET ON THE PARK SPEEDWAY

ELadke's »~r Crrwtal Roam

CALIFORNIAN SELECTED FOR IMPORTANT MISSION

HERRESCHOFF IS READY WITH A CUP DEFENDER

SII.VISTER CATCHES SWINDLER

CALIFORNIA METHODISTS HOLD BUSINESS SESSION

SANTA ROSA TO HAVE NEW FIRE BUILDING

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Events of a Day in Towns and Cities of Four Counties That Border the Bay of San Francisco

Nile Club of Oakland to Produce Weird Egyptian Play in Santa Cruz Mountains

BIG WHIST TOURNAMENT FOR BENEFIT OF CHARITY

•• • EXCIVA CLUB DIRECTORS

SAXTA ROSA SUIT E.VDED

BURGLARS ROB HOUSE TWICE WITHIN TWO DAYS

WARRAXT FOR WITNESS

MEXICANS WILL NOT BE TAKEN TO ST. LOUIS

Pa»o Roblfn Hot Springs

BRIDE PLEADS IN VAIN FOR RELEASE OF WANKO

YOUNG LAD IS RUN DOWN AND INJURED BY AUTO

BETTER LIGHT FOR BURLINGAME

BOILER MAKERS STRIKE FOR INCREASED WAGES

STANFORD STUDENTS IN CONTROVERSY OVER YELL

SECRET SERVICE AGENT PROBES M'LEARY CASE

IMPERIAL SETTLERS ARE READY TO RESIST: JUMPERS

COMPRESS COMPAXYvEXJOIXED

Thousands of School Children Toil All Day to Make Berkeley Streets and Walks Spotless

GOLD SERVICE PLANNED FOR STATE'S WARSHIP

PIUTE INDIANS AMAZED AT STEEL SKYSCRAPERS

TRAMPS I BURN FREIGHT1 DEPOT,

JAPANESE ACCUSES A COUNTRYMAN OF LIBEL

NEW STREET SPRINKLING PLANTS TO BE INSTALLED

AUTO STRIKES BOY AS HE ALIGHTS FROM BUS

HOME ELECTS! OFFICERS

OAKLAND MOTHER SAVES BABES FROM MACHINE

STREETCAR CRASHES INTO BOILER OF STEAM ROLLER

PARENTS DEMAND DAMAGES FOR DEATH OF THEIR SON

BELMONT SCHOOL SETTLES DOWN UNDER DISCIPLINE

COAL SUPPLY IS' SECURED

ALAMEDA TAX RATE NINE CENTS LOWER

DAMAGED STEAMER DOCKED

LUMBER DEALERS DECIDE TO OPERATE SEPARATELY

ROSE IS PESSIMISTIC OVER ASCOT SITUATION

MAN IN PLUG HAT PASSES : BAD CHECK FOR PAINT BILL

Moffitt-Fore Nuptials/ to Be Celebrated in London in a^ Few/Weeks "

WOMAN CHARGES BATTERY

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HUSBAND LOSES SUIT TO SECURE A DIVORCE

SIMPSON FINNELL DENIES HIS SISTER'S ALLEGATIONS

T. J." DELAMERE; DROPS; DEAD

POLICEMEN TO CARRY WIRELESS APPARATUS

WIFE FORCEt>vFROM HOUSE BY QUARRELSOME HUSBAND

COI.U3IBIAS «u25a0 VS. – BROOKLYNS

BALLOTING FOR QUEEN OF CARNIVAL CLOSED

Fairall Is Snubbed by Two Courts for Unusual Action

__- c. – CHURCH CHORAL SERVICES

BREAKS PITCHING RECORD

DEATH COMES SUDDENLY TO CYRUS H. DAVIS

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CONVICTED PAWNBROKER ESCAPES TERM IN JAIL

«TRIKKJSnEAKER TIR.VS THIEF

Auto Meet Santa Cmc

Members of Columbia ParKißoyslGlub to Give^ Special Performance at the- Vail Ness Theater:

CONDUCTOR I.V TROUBLE

MUST .OT USE BAD LAXGUAGE

ALMOST ASPHVXIATiEO

XEW HOSPITAL PLAWED

ANOTHER LOTTERY SHARK LANDS BEHIND BARS

J»lcn'»: Fall i Suits.and

* liI.VER; SAILS .OS FIRST TRIP

Holiday* at. San .Jose

VAXT; AVARKHOUSE ; REPAIRED

MAYOR,.SIG.S I>ESIA.US

*TRAINED rVUnSES FORU tf^IOX

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REAL,T ESTATE}, TRAXSACTIO3VS

Shipping News and Gossip of the Water Front

COAST SHIPPINGS NEWS

SEWS OF THE OCEAX*

SHIPPING IXTEIiIiIQEXCE

Weather Report

3lovement«i~of Steamer*

San sad Tide

Ttme Ball

•V.; S.. Brwicli HydroKrHphlo Ofllev

Memoranda .

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The Call's Page of Commercial News

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

EASTERN MARKETS

CHICAGO BOARD OF; TRADE

SI ISCELI.AXEOUS MARKETS

LOCAL MARKETS

THE STOCK MARKET

STOCK AM) BOVT> BXCHANGB

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Changes in Mining Stocks for the Last Week

Brokers Hear Report Concerning Dividend on Shares of Merger

The San Francisco Sunday Call. Magazine Section.

Masthead

THE JURY FIXERS THE CITY'S MOST CURIOUS PROFESSION

WHAT MEANS, WHO PAY, WHO GETS THAT $29,240,000 FINE?

Amusing 'Stories of Travelers

30 YEARS OF JAPANESE-SEAL-PIRACY IN ALASKAN-WATERS

The Strong: Man and the Auto

BRICK TO BUILD A CITY

ACamera Club

THE HUGE SHIP THAT INVADED A TOWN

THIS MONTH MARKS A NEW EPOCH IN STEAM NAVIGATION

MRS RYAN'S MILLION A YEAR FOR PHILANTHROPY

Mrs. Ryan's Philanthropies

THE FAMOUS DANCE MASKS OF JAPAN

Untitled

HINTS FOR THE HOME DRESSMAKER

shops;ful'l of inexpensive bargains.

SEEING ROOM: NOTES.

THE ONLY CHINESE WOMAN DENTIST

THE LONELY FORTS GUARDING PUGET SOUND

RARE PHOTOGRAPHS OF OLD SAN FRANCISCO

BOOK PAGE OF THE SUNDAY CALL

BOOKS REVIEWED

: .^Empire BoJlders" • . : ." '

vrhe Talking Woman"

"Capitalist and Laborer;" "Modern Socialism"

"From East Prussia to the Golden Gate"

-"How to Lay Out Suburban Hqnifc t Grounds"

"A Lost Leader"

"Story of Bacon's Rebellion

'Tbe, Opening Vlstaand nttier Poems"

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"Recollections of Men and Horses"

Gossip of Books ano" People tfho Make Them

BpbjsTßecehred

THE SURVIVAL OF THE OLD ENGLISH INN

THE WORLD'S LEAD PENCIL FROM GIANT CALIFORNIA REDWOODS

J^cQlteeiiotisfot';u25a0 '.^«3j^^£tjfiri:;iQiujS^^es//^-fe-.' tic Alive?

THE SPOILERS

WHAT OUTDOOR LIFE HAS DONE FOR THE ORIENT'S CHILDREN

The San Francisco Call. Comic Section.

Masthead

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