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San Francisco Call, Volume 105, Number 179, 28 May 1909
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Article Text
Masthead
STATE WITNESS AGAINST GLASS QUITS COUNTRY
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
LOSES LEG UNDER TRAIN; u25a0 TRYING TO SAVE LUNATIC
MAYOR'S TACTFUL SPEECH BLASTS REDDING'S HOPES
PHONE CABLES CUT BY ORDER OF COUNCILMEN
PRESIDENT TAFT'S SONI FOLCOWSIItATHER'S STEPS
Little Girl Is Victim of Fiend
SYMINGTON WILL WED FAIR WIDOW
TAILOR MAY SUE FAIR HOTEL GUEST
PRETTY TOT ASSAULTED BY BRUTE
WANTED FOR ASSAULTING LITTLE CHILD
ready toanswer mm McCarthy^ complaint
NOrMOREuJOKES ON'THE MOTHER IN LAW ALLOWED
INTRYING TO; SAVE ~ H%T FALLSOVERBOARb
Wild Horse Hunt Planned On Nevada Cattle Ranges
MINISTER WUS PLANS . OFFICIAL TRIP TOiPERU
ANOTHER SUSPECT IN POLTERA CASE
CITY TRUSTEE JAILED ON GRAFT ACCUSATION
STRONG FAITH IN STOMATOLOGIST
AFRICAN GOVERNOR HONORS ROOSEVELT
SHRINERS SUFFER FROM PTOMAINES
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CALHOUN MAN IS DISCREDITED BY OWN LETTER
Letter Which Discredited Testimony of A. J. Monroe
NOTED FRENCH PAINTER ANSWERS^ DEATH'S CALL
AMERICANS WILL HAVE LONDON MASONIC LODGE
ATLANTIC LINER FAST IN MUD FLATS
SANCTUARY MEMBERS FATHER GLEESON'S GUESTS
NEW VERSION OF ETERNAL TRIANGLE
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MRS. LOVE REPEATS POISONING CHARGE
Lots 950.00 to 92,000.00 la San Rafael
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SHARP CLASHES MARK WORKS BOARD INQUIRY
THIRTEEN YEAR SENTENCE FOR MAILBOX BURGLAR
JUSTICE LORIGAN MAY RESUME DUTIES SOON
Tahoe Excursion
Miss Ida Olson, Prominent Rebekah
HAS JURISDICTION OVER TEN LODGES
COURT REFUSES TO WIRE MANDATE TO ALASKA
FATHER'S WILL ATTACKED UNDER FAMILY COMPACT
MISS MAE MEREDITHTO?^ BE WIFE OF ROY WURTZ
DATE SET^FOR BANQUET FOR GENERAL SMITH
JUDGMENT AGAINST WELCHING CONCERNS
PETTY THIEVES WORK BOLDLY IN THE CITY
FLOOD BUILDING WILL p REMAIN RAILWAY CENTER
FIRE RUINS rROOF AND : TOP STORY OF HOTEU
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BIGAMY IS CHARGED IN ANNULMENT SUIT
SAYS CENSUS IS BEING CAREFULLY COMPILED
GRADUATING? PROGRAMS AT STATE NORMAL!SCHOOL
COME TO GRIEF AFTER " > PASSING^BAD CHECKS
NEW PLANS MADE FOR MEMORIAL DAY
PROGRAM OF MUSIC AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH
JUDGES' VACATION^NOT TO DELAY LEGAL WORK
SYSTEMATIC ROBBERY OF ROOMS OF HOTELtGUESTS
MAN?SURVIVES WITH TOP OF*his skull;:cut off
NEW RESIDENCE COLONY OPENED
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"LIAR," SAYS BAILEY, AND FIGHT IS ON
FIREMAN FATALLY BURNED ItfFIRE ABOARD STEAMER
Personal Brevities
BANKERS WELCOMED TO STATE MEETING
PRELATE LECTURES ON NERO'S PERSECUTIONS
Rekd This / . .;
FAILS TO FORCE INCOME TAX VOTE
FIGHT^LIOUORSALE IN /; IF AIR QROUNDS
HISTORIC/SPRING WILL
Frank E. Willard, Who Will Aid Show
OLD TIME MINSTRELS TO ASSIST CADETS
BETTER HEADLIGHTS FOR STREETCARS NECESSARY
TIREMEN ACCEPT OPEN CHALLENGE
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
San Francisco s Sane Sunday
Commission System On Trial
Note and Comment
The Regulation of Wireless Telegraphy
Federal Judges and Passes
THE SMART SET
CAT IS WALLED UP FOR TWO WEEKS
Gossip of Railwaymen
The Insider
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
Impertinent Question No. 105
GLENN COUNTY'S EUCALYPTUS
FREIGHT AGENTS DISCUSS THE-SUBJECT OF AUDITING
A FEW WORDS WITH the LADY of the HOUSE
Sacramento : Fresno : Modesto
ROB AN ACTRESSS WHILE SHE BATHES
ITALIAN WORKiMEN IN BOX FACTORY ON STRIKE
CHINESE SENTENCED * FOR MURDERING WIFE
RRA>GES VALLEJO BOUTS
MISS MIX WIXS SECOXD ROUXD
WOMAN WILL NOT PROSECUTE HUSBAND
Billy Nolan Picks Nelson To Win the Fight
Hallaton Captures the Royal Stake Handicap
Fruitvale Clnb Has Good Card for Tonight
Scotch Collie Jumps to Death At Kennel Show
RRANGIXGVOLYMPIC GAMES
XO: RACE MEETKVG'AT, DE.VTER
TEV GA3IES "ARE DalvwS** V
CHILD KILLED BY HEAVY HAY WAGON
WAR DEPARTMENT WANTS SACRAMENTO VALLEY LAND
FORiVIALu25a0u25a0u25a0DEDICATION OF – AUBURN CARNEGIE LIBRARY
Good Golf Scores Made in Championship Contest
Baseball Notes
WOMAN'S CLUB WILL . £ GIVE FLORAL FETE
OCEAN IS SEPULCHER OF ASHES OF CONFEDERATE
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
LABOR WITH HANDS AND BRAIN, URGED
Urges College Men to GO "Back to the Farm"
DEAF AND BLIND TO GIVE CONCERT
EMPLOYMENT'AGENT IS SOUGHT BY THE POLICE
SOUGHT LIBERTY BY HER SHRIEKS
REMITTANCE MAN STABBED TO HEART
GRADUATIONPROGRAM AT ALAMEDA HIGH SCHOOL
THROWS GUN POWDER IN STOVE,V THINKING IT TEA
Prof. D. N. Lehmer, Bach Choir Leader
PLAN TO HOLD BACH FESTIVAL ANNUALLY
GRAND ARMY POSTS TO ' OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY
SALOON KEEPER IS IN CLUTCH OF LAW
DRAMA TO BE STAGED FOR AUTHOR'S BENEFIT
PAYS $85,750 ON BIG TAX ACCOUNT
DR. ADAMS* PROPERTY VALUED AT $156,743
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
STIMNTS CONCLUDE PRIMARY ELECTION
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON BEAUTIES OF STATE
News of Society Across the Bay
Decoration Oiyat LskeTahoe
Miss Bessie Best, Queen of Carnival
"CHERRY KING" TO CROWN MISS BEST
BOY SAVED FROM DEATH IN BAY
CALHOUN SLEUTH IS JAILED IN OAKLAND
Suburban Brevities v
MOTHER NINET-NINE SON AGED EIGHTY
AIRSHIP IS DESTROYED IN THE OAKLAND FIRE
NOTHING EXTRAORDINARY ABOUT SKY WANDERER
PROVES UNWORTHY OF HIS PROBATION
KINDERGARTEN^FRIENDS- • INVITED TO'"AT HOME"
SAYS OAKLAND HARBOR SHOULD HAVE FIREBOAT
WILL ACT AS DEAN OF WOMEN AT UNIVERSITY
Winners of Prizes For Best Essays
PRIZES FOR ESSAYS ON CARE OF PLANTS
ALLEGES SIMILAR NAME ';-. INFRINGES COPYRIGHT
Head 'Thin
FAIL TO DISCOVER PALMANTEER WILL
GRADUATION EXERCISES AT MEDICAL* COLLEGE
OLDEST CONDUCTOR IN S. P. EMPLOY SUCCUMBS
RECEPTION HONORS GADSKI'S PROTEGEE
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THE CALL'S SPORTS NEWS
Referee Smith Explains the Fighting Rules to Hyland
SOX AND YANKEES QUIT EVEN IN THE TENTH
American League
National League
Northwest League
CHAMPIONSHIP GO STILL HANGS FIRE
SUSPEXpS;; CATCHERKJIcLEAX
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Edging Up
BEAVERS FINISH CONTEST SHY OF RUNS
STA.DI.«- OF THE'CLUBS
HESULTS OF GAMES
Edwar3s Boys Commodore :B^rry's Yacht Nixie
AME 111 pA X j. SSO CIA TlO KG A MKS
MILLERS TAKE A FALL OUT OF ORPHANS
staxdiSg of;tiie;clubs
nESUIiTS OF '-.GAMES
Corbeft Passes Dp the Job to a, : IBig^itn Jeff
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Additional News of Sports Events
FAVORITES FARE BADLY AT SALT LAKE
Belmont Park Races
Latonia Results
St James' Rolls Up a Big Score Igaiflst St. Peter's
XEW HIXTISG LICENSES
BREAKS BOWM.NG RECORD
TRACK TEAMS ARE IN FINE FETTLE FOR MEET
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR TEH CALL
NEW SECURITIES IN WALL STREET
LITTLE'ACXIV IT V ; IN STOCK IVIARKET,
STOCK MARKET
:GIUINiMARKBT
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
LOCAL^ARKETS
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Seven Windjammers Arrive From Far Away Ports
BAY OF MEIGGS WHARF CROWDED
IvKvV "oF – THE OCRA .V
MOVEMENTS OFu25a0STEAMERS
Time? Rail
1 Sun,'rMoori. and Tide
U. S. Branch 'Hydroarraphic Office*
>Irniorandn
Weatheii Report
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
-SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
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Street Railway Situation Is Discussed At Banquet of Merchants' Association
Fifty Dollar (»50.00):Lot* In San Rafael
WOMEN OF MODESTO HOLD ANNUAL FIESTA
HIGH. SCHOOL, STUDENTS : ATTEND WELCH FUNERAL
FAVORS GOVERNMENT ' / DREDGE FORIOAKLAISD
MATRON OF ROBLE HALL AT STANFORD IS DEAD
ELABORATE PROGRAM FOR EAGLES' PICNIC
MAYOR ELECT INSPECTS I SITE-OE INCINERATOR
SAYS COLLINS IS WITHOUT A CHANGE
THE BALTIMORE £ OHIO RAILROAD
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SANTA CRUZ THE PLAYGROUND of CALIFORNIA
THE LURE OF SANTA CRUZ
The Famous "Boosters" Train Leaving Santa Cruz, Fred W. Swanton in Charge
Santa Cruz, Hill and Surf, Queen of Resorts
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY CORONA CLUB
veteran guardsmen hold Annual feast
San Vincente Lumber Company
Businessmen Proud of City
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WEEKEND OUTINGS IN MOUNTAINS EASY
Schedule on New Route
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Watsonville: Pajaro Valley
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Many Resources Make Santa Cruz County Rich
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MAINS BLOCK WORK ON FIRE CISTERNS
FATHER WEEPS BECAUSE u25a0? CHILD MUST STAY HERE
RAILROAD PRESIDENT IS POPULAR WITH EMPLOYES
WILL AID BOOST OF THE NORTH OF BAY: COUNTIES
BALL PLAYEK SAYS HE WAS EWIKDLED.
LOS ALTOS, CROWN OF THE PENINSULA
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