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San Francisco Call, Volume 106, Number 129, 7 October 1909
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Masthead
TWENTY-FIVE BODIES TAKEN FROM COLLIERY
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
CRANE'S WORDS BROUGHT FORTH TO PLAGUE HIM
GERMAN LADIES WILL HOLD WHIST TOURNEY
J. M. BARRIE, NOVELIST, BRINGS SUIT FOR DIVORCE
GIRL IS FOUND MURDERED AND SLAYER JAILED
FORMER SAN FRANCISCAN A SUICIDE IN NEW YORK
CHANGES PLANNED IN DIPLOMATIC SERVICE
NEW TORPEDO VESSEL ATTAINS RECORD SPEED
CONBOY`S VICTIM DIES SLAYER UNDER ARREST
WOMAN IN TRANCE WALKS TWO MILLES
FRATERNAL ORDERS TO OPEN HAY WARD FAIR
MAID'S SWEETHEART HELD UP AS THIEF
LETTER TELLS OF OLD PLACER GOLD CLAIM
LOCKED UP ON CHARGE OF MURDER
STUDENTS TO ROW IN PORTOLA RACE
MOTORCYCLIST ON RUN TO NEW YORK
CALIFORNIA W. C. T. U. TO HOLD CONVENTION
PETER F. DUNNE IS ARGUING CASE OF CONTESTANTS
Rate War Gives Steamers Heavy Traffic on Coast
BANKER MORSE IS FREED ON BIG BOND
"WILLIE BOY" SLAYER IS TRAPPED IN HILLS
SAYS MEDICAL CORPS OF MILITIA IS JOKE
WEARS RED ROSE AND SWALLOWS IT
SEISMIOGRAPH SHOWS A TEMBLOR IN UTAH
LOW WATER TARIFF MAY BE PERMANENT
TOMALTY IS GIVEN FIVE YEAR SENTENCE
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TAFT LEAVES FOR VISIT TO THE YOSEMITE
Taft Thanks San Francisco For Hearty Welcome Extended
Men Wanted
WOMAN'S HOME MISSION WORKERS IN CONVENTION
GRANT REPLEVINS HIS LAST TELEPHONE BONDS
NEW SITE OFFERED FOR LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL
WOULD BRING DELEGATES BY WAY OF THE CANAL
TWAIN'S DAUGHTER BRIDE OF PIANIST
REPUBLICAN TICKET GETS FIRST COLUMN
HEARST NOMINATED FOR GOTHAM MAYOR
EPISCOPAL DIOCESE CONVENES AT VALLEJO
LOS ANGELES MAYOR TO URGE BIG BOND ISSUE
SALESMAN ACCUSED OF SLAYING VETERAN
STUDENTS MUST REST ON SUNDAYS IN TEXAS
RICH PAY STREAK IS UNEARTHED IN ALASKA
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"DREAM CITY" IS FULL OF LAUGHS
CAST OF CHARACTERS In the Musical Comedy, "Dream City"
PLANS LABOR CARNIVAL DURING PORTOLA WEEK
TUNNEL UNDER ANDES TO COMPLETE RAILWAY
WATER NEWT HAS ORIGINAL NURSERY
HARVARD INSTALLS ELIOT'S SUCCESSOR
TO CELEBRATE OPENING OF BUSINESS DISTRICT
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
STATE ODD FELLOWS CHOOSE OFFICERS
COUNTY PLANS LEVEE TO PROTECT FARMS
BALL BAT MURDERER GETS FOURTEEN YEARS
SACRAMENTO PIONEER DIES FROM A FALL
MURDER AND SUICIDE AT McCLOUD CAMP
PEACE MAKER KILLED IN JAPANESE QUARREL
SACRAMENTANS LAUNCH NEW SOAP FACTORY
FORMER STEWARD GETS TWO YEARS FOR THEFT
AGED WATCHMAN GOES TO PRISON FOR CRIME
MEN WANTED
ELEVEN JURORS TO TRY DAMAGE SUIT
PIONEERS' DAY AT RUSH OF '49 FETE
PAPAL COOK GIVES INSIGHT TO HOLINESS
SIMPLIFIED COOKERY DESTROYING THE ART
SALOONMEN RAISE FUNDS FOR FIGHT
RUSTIC METEOROLOGY FOUNDED UPON FACT
ORIGIN OF ENGLISH OMNIBUS RELATED
THIRTEENTH CHILD IS BORN ON THIRTEENTH
BUTTON SAVES LIFE OF LOVER'S VICTIM
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LABOR FEDERATION RAPS SHIP SUBSIDY
SALOONMAN DESCRIBES SHOOTING OF W. P. FOX
FOREIGN AMERICAN WINS INTERNATIONAL BALLOON RACE CONSPIRACY TO KILL RUSSIAN CZAR UNEARTHED MOORS ATTACK SPANIARDS, BUT ARE DRIVEN BACK
SURPRISE ATTACK MADE BY MOORS
WEEK'S HOLIDAY TO DIGEST BUDGET BILL
SOLDIERS REFUSE TO SHOOT GARCIA
PASSENGERS AND CREW OF OCEAN QUEEN SAVED
WOMAN ENDS DOMESTIC TROUBLES BY SUICIDE
PATENTS FOR CALIFORNIANS
Local Brevities
BALLOON RACE CUP WON BY AMERICAN
MEETING FOR YOUTH'S DIRECTORY POSTPONED
PLOT AIMED AT CZAR DISCOVERED
CHINESE OFFICIAL IS MADE GRAND COUNCILOR
WILL APPEAL VERDICT ACQUITTING MISSIONARY
RUSSIAN POLITICIANS ACQUITTED OF CHARGE
DUCHESS OF AOSTA TO WINTER IN THE CONGO
SCIENTISTS PURSUE DREAD NEW MALADY
ATTACK ON VALIDITY OF SIGN ORDINANCE
BABY HANGS HIMSELF IN NEIGHBOR'S SWING
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ARMY AND MILITIA TO PRACTICE APART
CHINESE WOMAN SLAIN FOR SAKE OF WEALTH
ONE BALLOON IN RACE LANDS IN MISSOURI
LECTURE ON MACBETH AT SANTA CLARA COLLEGE
TO TRY INTERMARRIAGE TO GET IDEAL HUMAN
CENTRAL COMMITTEEMAN ACCUSED OF FORGERY
Men wanted
MAKES MANY STOPS ON TRIP ACROSS COUNTRY
MANY STAMPS AND BANK NOTES FOUND
GIRL SECRETARY WINS APPROVAL OF MAYOR
PHYSICIAN HAS A CURE FOR VICTIMS OF DRUGS
DIG HOPELESSLY FOR MAN BURIED IN WELL
COURT ASKED TO FREE THAW FROM HOSPITAL
FIND OPIUM HIDDEN IN FALSE TRUNK BOTTOMS
POISONED TEA SENT TO WIN WORKERS
DRINK CRAZED ITALIAN STABS FIVE VICTIMS
COMES FROM EAST IN A BIG BUICK
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REPUBLICANS IN RALLY OF 5,000 OPEN CAMPAIGN
VICE-PRESIDENTS SELECTED AT REPUBLICAN RALLY HELD TO LAUNCH LOCAL CAMPAIGN
JUDGE MURASKY TO ORDER RECOUNT
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
A Lesson for The Portola Committee
An End of The Secession Movement
The Recall of Minister Crane
A Business Talk by President Taft
A Prophet In Sore Distress
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
The Smart Set
LOCAL PASSION PLAY A RELIGIOUS EVENT
NOISE LIKE STARCH REGULATES TARIFF
HARRISON PARKER WILL JOIN STOCK
A FEW WORDS WITH THE LADY OF THE HOUSE
PARK BOARD ASKS BIDS FOR SUPPLIES
COLONIST RATES BRING THOUSANDS TO COAST
GAELIC CLUB TO GIVE BENEFIT FOR CHURCH
THIEVES MAKE AWAY WITH FURS AND GOLD
CONTESTS WILL OF MRS. MARY A. MAYNARD
SUPERVISORS ASKED TO SELL BUILDINGS
WEIGHT STRIKES MAN WINDOW SILL INJURED
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
WOULD SERVE TIME TO SAVE BROTHER
TRIAL OF SUIT FOR OIL STOCK STARTED
PLEADS GUILTY ON THIRD DAY OF TRIAL
NATIVE DAUGHTERS GREET GRAND OFFICER
MOSSWOOD STRONGLY FAVORS BOND ISSUE
TROLLEY POLES FOR S. P. ARE GOING UP RAPIDLY
ASKS HEAVY DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF HUSBAND
MEN WANTED
HUMOR AND DRAMA ON ORPHEUM BILL
DREDGING OF LAKE MERRITT COMPLETED
RANCH LABORER KILLS HIMSELF WITH GUN
RABBI FRIEDLANDER TO DEPART FOR EAST
PLIGHT TROTH IN HOME CEREMONY
EURYDICE CLUB TO GIVE VOCAL CONCERT
DISCHARGED SOLDIER CHARGED WITH THEFT
MAN AND WOMAN ARE HELD FOR BURGLARY
UNEARTH HISTORIC IMMIGRANT CACHE
MILL VALLEY TRUSTEES DISCONTINUE DAY LABOR
JAPANESE HAS PENCHANT FOR STEALING CLOTHES
HOLD MEETINGS IN FAVOR OF ANNEXATION
HENEY'S CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED IN BERKELEY
MARCH KING WILL GIVE GREEK THEATER CONCERT
AFFINITY BREAKS SINGERS` HARMONY
SAN RAFAEL SOCIETY AGOG OVER TREE CUTTING
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS TO GIVE ANNUAL BALL
PALO ALTOANS TORN BY WAR ON DOG QUESTION
TRICITY ROTARY CLUB WILL HOLD LUNCHEON
UNIVERSITY GRADUATES ARE ENGAGED TO MARRY
TO PORTRAY LIFE OF OLD MISSIONS
MILL VALLEY TAX RATE IS FIXED AT $1.33
PALO ALTO MILITIA TO HAVE NEW ARMORY
VERMONTERS READY TO WELCOME DILLINGHAM
BUTCHER HEALED BY PSYCOTHERAPY
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
MILES OF STREETS WILL BE IMPROVED
BAPTISTS ASSEMBLE IN ANNUAL CONVENTION
MacMULLEN HOLDS TAX RATE IS TOO HIGH
WHEELMEN INJURED IN BERKELEY COLLISION
INSTITUTE READY FOR FIRST REUNION
AUTO RUNS MAN AND BREAKS HIS LEG
BERKELEY CHIEF PUTS BAN ON DICE GAME
OPENING MEETING OF PRAYER CONFERENCES
THEATER PARTY GIVEN FOR BANKING INSTITUTE
ANASTASIA BRETT DIES IN OLD LADIES' HOME
SAVANT`S DEATH IS WIDELY MOURNED
AGED WOMAN TO BE QUESTIONED IN CONTEST
UNDERTAKERS' PERMIT ORDINANCE ILLEGAL
ALLOW STABLE, BUT WILL STOP MAIN BUSINESS
REGISTRATION CLOSES AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT
UNION LABOR CAMPAIGN DIRECTED TO MISSION
NILE CLUB GIVES ITS ANNUAL PLAY
CARVES ENEMY WITH CURVED BREADKNIFE
BURGLAR ATTRIBUTES DOWNFALL TO WOMAN
CITY SUBSCRIBES $1;235 TO FLOOD SUFFERERS
TO OUST CHAMBER FROM CITY HALL
LEAGUE WILL LAUNCH ITS CAMPAIGN TONIGHT
MEN WANTED
PHYSICIAN'S WILL TO BE CONTESTED
MAYOR SAYS TAFT ADMIRES OAKLAND
Suburban Brevities
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THE CALL`S PAGE OF SPORTS
Hogan's Men Star in Role Of Jugglers
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
Californians on Travels
BIG FIGHTERS QUICK TO RETURN TO WORK
BRITISH WOMEN WIN THE NATIONAL GOLF TITLE
CHIEF WANTS MORE FIRE ALARM BOXES
TWO PROJECTS FOR GEARY STREET LINE
Belmont Eleven Beats Lief By 5 to 0 Score
Champs Play For the Benefit Of Sam Crane
National League
Mrs. Martin Wins Golf Gap At Borlingame
SIMKINS BEATS O`CONNOR
AUTO REACHES SEATTLE
ST. MARY'S SHUT OUT BY STANFORD BABIES
DUCKY SELLS BALL CLUB
Thirteen innings Without a Single Ron
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Additional News of Sports Events
A. B. Spreckels Sends String to Emeryville
Hamilton Races
YOUNG SCULPTOR HERE FOR A SHORT VISIT
DECORATED CHINA IS HEAVILY IMPORTED
KINLEY MACK SOLD
Louisville Races
Belmont Park Races
Vancouver Races
European Races
ABE PICKS A LEMON
TWO YEAR OLD NATIVE BELLE TROTS IN SENSATIONAL TIME
Seats at High Premium for Champ Series
Second Boxing Exhibition Of Alameda Club
PRESIDIO TROOPS TO ENLIVEN FETE
MULIEN MAKES GOOD
GANLEY LEAVES ATHLETICS
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
STEEL TUMBLES UNDER PRESSURE
WHOLE MARKET TAKES SLUMP
STOCK MARKET
SUMMARY OF THE MARKET
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAIi MARKETS
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GERMAN LINER IN FROM SAUNA CRUZ
Weather Report
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
San. Moon and Tide
U. S. Branch Hidrographic Office
Memoranda
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Army Transports
SUNDAY BASEBALL LOSES
Erna's Cargo Nearly all From Europe
BURGLAR ELECTS TO SPEND YEAR IN JAIL
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SHOW TO RAISE FUNDS TO AID PORTOLA FETE
HELEN MULLER LOSES IN FIGHT FOR CHILD
POLICEMAN ARRESTED FOR TAKING TOWELS
Taxicabs for Rent
ACROBAT FOUND LYING IN STREET BADLY HURT
PAINTER BADLY CRUSHED AT UNION IRON WORKS
Clarence Kolb and Max Dill, Who Will Help Portola Fund
LADS DESCEND TO BOILING LAVA LAKE
MICHAEL COFFEY WILL BE RELEASED ON BAIL
Program of Portola Festival Beginning Tuesday, October 19
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