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San Francisco Call, Volume 105, Number 145, 24 April 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ESCAPES DEATH BUT IS DOOMED TO LIFE TERM
LISBON VISITED BY £ VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE
.SMALL BOY KILLS THE .>• '* MAN WHO SPANKED HIM
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
WAS JUST TINY KISS AND UNDER THE MISTLETOE
ROOSEVELT IN FIELD, SPENDS NIGHT IN TENT
BALDWIN'S >VORKMEN FREED FROM: PEONAGE
Ex-President Slumbers While Lions Prowl Near
CLEARS TAYLOR OF GOEBEL'S MURDER
CRAZED^BY; OVERSTUDYi fBREAKSYCHUJRCH WINDOWS
RIDES ROUGHSHOD OVER BIBLE LORE
FALLS FROM "HIS PORCH ; PROBABLY DIE
LITERARY FUGITIVE IS JAILED
Ex-U.S. Senator Stewart;.; Who Expired Yesterday
WRITER IS JAILED FOR GRAND LARCENY
Why Many Women Suffer From Consti patioh
FORMER SENATOR STEWART IS DEAD
E/D. nTENNEY AND HIS : FAMILY C()MING HERE
BANKER SAVES WIFE FROM iSERIOUS INJURY
TRUSTEE CHARGES >AN ATTEMPT fO BRIBE
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THOUSANDS BOW BEFORE SULTAN WHEN MENACED
"THE SICK MAN OF EUROPE"
PATTEN SLUMBERS THIRTEEN HOURS
SHAKEN UP BY BREAK IN TRAIN
NEW OIL WELL IS FORTUNE WINNER
HEIR TO $150,000 DIES IN POVERTY
BliZE AT NAVY YARD CAUSES $3,000 LOSS
CELEBRATION IN HONOR OF THE BARDfOF AVON
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SHIPPERS SCORE IN 'SWITCHING' INQUIRY'
GRAHAM ROMYN TAYLOR DISCUSSES PLAYGROUNDS
. FREIGHT*TRAIN WRECKED AND TRAFFIC DELAYED
WOODLAND IS TO WELCOME FORESTERS
ARRANGE BENEFIT FOR THEATER FOLK
WORKS BOARD ASKS MONEY FOR SCHTOOL PLANS
FRATERNAL ORDER TO OWN THE TOWN
RAILROADS;OWE STATE : LARGE SUM FOR TAXES
MAKES HARD FIGHT TO GAIN FREEDOM
KNIQHTS/TEMPLAR^CLOSE – COMMANDERY 'SESSION
ART-LEAGUE WORKS FOR"TELEGRAPH-HILL
iMUSICIANS ASK FOR 7^ MUNICIPAL CONCERTJ
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7 STORY LADDER QUICK AS ROCKET
City's New Seven Story Fire Tower
19 DIE IN SHIPWRECK: OFF COAST OF NORWAY
BURGLARS PLYING PROFITABLE TRADE
POLICEMAN KIRBY IS ON TO HIS JOB
THREE CLAIMANTS FOR MELTED COIN
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GOOD ROADS ON INVERNESS RUN
Given Fast Auto Ride Oil Her Hundredth Birthday
NURSE; WILL RECEIVE $12,500 FOR:^SERVICES
AGED WOMAN ENJOY'S NOVEL CELEBRATION
Army and Navy Orders
WARM WELCOME FOR JAPANESE VISITORS
ADDITIONAL CO AST SHIPPING
SACRAMENTO HAILS HER SIXTIETH YEAR
SEATTLE FAIR WILL BE OPEN TO PUBLIC SUNDAYS
Excumion to Vkiah
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"GOOD BY," SAYS BOURN, AND FLITS
CAFISI IS CONVICTED OF KILLING PACCENTI
AS GENTLEMAN HE REFUSES TO TELL
COURT GIVES FATHER RIGHT TO SEE CHILD
GEN. WESTON PAYS VISIT TO ADMIRAL SWINBURNE
ASKS $10,000 FOR BIG TESTING PLANT
INTERIOR APPLAUDS ENTERPRISE OF CALL
RAILROADS TO AID CONVENTION PLANS
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
Made in and for New England
Important Legislation Affecting Libraries
Here's One for Britton To Answer
The Futile Outcry Against Speculation
Gossip of Railwayman
Gold I Studs: iji the Lav ndry
fhe^martJ'et
AS THEY USED TO LOOK
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
Impertinent Question No. 100
NICKELODEON FIRE MENACES THRONG
GIRL KILLED IN STREET BY SPEEDING AUTOAIOBILE
School Days Love Affair Brings Couple to Prison
AFFINITIES TAKEN TO ALAMEDA JAIL
THOMAS DILLON, WELL % KNOWN DETECTIVE; DIES
FULCHERaSjFpREMAN OP NEW GRAND JURY
WIFE ANSWERS SUIT OF CAPTAIN WELLS
FATHER,TAKES RRETTO GIRLS: ON^WORLD TOUR
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
WAR DECLARED ON ALL INSECT PESTS
SLAUGHTER HOUSES MUST ABATE NOISOME ODORS
SLAYER OF RODRIGUES . GUILTY OF MURDER
Suburban Brevities
"Push" Politicians, in Hole, Turn to Cheap Trickery
ARTHUR T. DAVIS SUED FOR DIVORCE
TEACHERS' RIVALRY A POLITICAL ISSUE
KNOW LAND TO HEAD STATE NATIVE SONS
NURSES TO GRADUATE AT ; PROVIDENCEkiDSPITAL
FITCHBURQ WELLS WATER^ PROVES GOOD IN'TEST;
WOMEN PLAN FOR STATE FEDERATION
WILL PI*ESS; BURRELL CLAIM AGAINST BANK
PALO ALTO DESIRES COMPANY OF C. N. G;
SCRATCH ORt BLOT -MAY iyj; I. ;;:'"PECIDiE|MAN^S';:FATE
GIRLS OF THE NEW MUSICAL SORORITY
MUSICAL SORORITY TO BE ORGANIZED
PARK^CpMMISSION<ISv IN OAKLAND
BRIDE ELECT COY, BUT LOVER HOPES
Church Services
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO.
DECLARES HUSBAND GUILTY OF MURDER
fcviANY PATRONESSES V^ . FOR MAY DAY FETE
BIG FETE ON GROUNDS OF PIEDMONT SCHOOL
Leila McKibben, a University Singer
TREBLE CLEF WILL SUPPLY CONCERT
GEORGE H. RICE, PIONEER OF REDWOOD CITY, DIES
OBJECT TO SALE OF MILK V FROM STATE DAIRY FARM
FORMER INSURANCE MANAGER ARRESTED
CAPTAIN HAINS' COUNSEL CONFIDENT HE IS INSANE
INSPIRED EDITORIAL ON RUSSO-AMERICAN ACCORD
PHYSICIANS ROBBEDVAT RECEIVING HOSPITAL
INDIAN MAIDENS FLEE; AGENTS SCOUR/COUNTRY
RANCHER GORED BY BULL i DIES AS RESULT OF HURTS
l|liss::m©v-MHylQr,v TO}Wiil;SoonMa
W. P. ENGELBRIGHT'S NEPHEW TO MARRY
CASTRO; ON^WAV-TO PARIS, SCORES^UNITED STATES
STUDENTS CONTEST STANFORD PLACE
Jack O'Brien and Big Black Sign for a Bout
W. C. WOOD, HEAD OF ALAMEDA SCHOOLS
TEACHERS REVISE COURSE OF STUDY
THIEVING BANK CASHIER GIVEN LONG SENTENCE
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THE CALL'S SPORTS NEWS
WHALEN IS NOT IN FORM, BUT THE SENATORS WIN
!«T-%.VDI>"G OK THE CLUBS
nESUI.TS OF GAMES
High School Girls Play Basket Ball Todays
Rival Nines Hope for Victory On the St. Ignatius Field
SAND CRABS MAKE IT THREE IN A ROW
STAXDIXC, OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF IIAMES
STANFORD CREW TO GO NORTH
FISHER>r.AJ<i IS, COX VICTED
WESTERN -ATHLETES IXVITJsn
nEADY* FOR IGHT' SPUIXT
COLLEGE TOSSERS READY FOR THE SECOND GAME
Golf Experts Will Line Up At Ingleside Today
'AMTEURBASEBALL
TIGERS HANG ONE ON WHITE SOX IN ELEVENTH
staadixgTop^the'Jclubs
American v League
National League
Canadian Tracks Form a Central Organization
NEW ATHLETIC CLUB
JOE COLLINS [WILL GO NORTH
3IAVER .DEFEATS CONKLIX
AVILL :iIACE XAVY CREW
WESTp3r;COYERS,FIFTY,MiI»KS
A.MERICAXs ASSOCIATION*. GA3IES
KENTUCKY RACING SEASON WILL BEGIN TODAY
Mary B Wins the Walton Selling Plate
XOIITHWEST. LEAGUE GAMES
POLICE RAID ATUL.ETC CI.IIB
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Young Corbett Beats Keyes On Points
DICK HYLANDS NOT AFRAID TO BOX McFARLAND
FIVE YEAR OLD BOY IS EXAMPLE OF FORTITUDE
YOUNG CORBETT IS VICTOR IN BOUT WITH KEYES
MRS; MATTHEW SCOTT : WINS;D. A. R. PRESIDENCY
LIEUTENANT^OFj)MARINES; CUTS THROAT AND DIES
FREIGHT|MyS*rIBjESRAID
Track Men Will Battle on The California Cinder Path
CLEVER PLAYERS TO MEET IN TENNIS CONTESTS
Personal Brevities
ATHLETES OF BAY COUNTIES WILL COMPETE
BANK DIRECTORS SUED BY ANGRY STOCK HOLDERS
STATE BOARD PIiANS TO ' BEGIN WAR ION OPIUM
SCORESIXIXnOOR'SHOOTS
CHURCH (SBR VICKS
CURFEW LAW VTO RULE : KU>S IN LOS ANGELES
Local Brevities
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
Call Loan Rate Advances, Inducing Speculative Liquidation
LOCAL MARKETS
STOCK MARKET
SUMMARY OF TJI^B tIVIARKB?rS
REAL ESTATE TRAX3ACTIOXS
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Mongolia Brings Raw Silk Worth $1,300,000
LINER MAKES A RECORD DOCKING
SHIPPING NEWS OF COASt
Weather Report
AIOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sun, MoOu and .Tide
Time Ball
U.iß»;Branch i llytlrosraphle Office
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
NEWS OF TIIK OCEA.X
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CALHOUN'S MEN CONTINUE THEIR TRICKY TACTICS
NEW CHAPTER OF THE ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
REAL ESTATE BOARD IN: HANDSOME NEW OFFICES
To Yiilt Sam rranrinco
BACHELORS OF COTILLON CLUB HOSTS AT BIG FAIRMONT BALL
MEN OF THE ENTRE NOUS ENTERTAIN
DEFINITE PLAN FOR GREAT AUDITORIUM
MAKES SHOPLIFTER GIVE^ UP HIS RICH BOOTY
Notice u25a0to Passcnsfr*
The Junior Section San Francisco Call
Masthead
HAVE YOU SEEM HIM? RIGHT ABOUT FACE! ALONZO LOST THE RACE
ODD WAYS IN WHICH BIRDS AND ANIMALS EAT
Japanese Houses
Alost Mispronounced /of States
GOOD STORIES IN FEW WORDS AND BRIEF, POINTED POEMS
The-Unlucky-Sailor Suit: of (Blue
Give
Clever Pussy
Seven times Four
Playing
Dickens j Characters
Time .and the Horse
A • Pioneer of Higher Education
* . . Couldn't Help Shrinking
A Spider's Appetite
AND WHEN BRUIN GAME TO JDNIGRVILLE NOBODY WAS AT ALL AFRAID – OH, NO!
JUNIOR STORIES AND PRIZE WINNERS
NEW CONTEST BEGINS NEXT SATURDAY
THE CHILDREN OF THE SCHOOLHOUSE IN THE SAND
MOW THOUGHTLESS BOY CHANGED PLACES WITH WISE DOG
THE CAT AND THE SPARROWS
What a Trained Fish Can Do
Tomb^of Egyptian Engineer ..
. Seven Times One
He^Name ?nd Address
SOME QUEER APRIL SHOWERS
His Mother's Picture
A Little Gentleman
Stronger Than Steel
Must Have Salt
A PU ZZ LIN G PA I R
TO LITTLE BOOK LOVERS7
A PAGE FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
THE FLIGHT OF THE CHRISTOBEL
BETTY'S TRIP TO TOYLAND
Gloryann, a Girl Artist
A Bubble of Wit
WINNERS OF THE JUNIOR PAINT BOX PRIZES
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