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San Francisco Call, Volume 107, Number 10, 10 December 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
"FAKED" RECORD STORY DOUBTED IN COPENHAGEN
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
SENDS FOR BROTHER; ; THEN KILLS HIMSELF
MUSICAL CLUB TO BE DISRUPTED BY RACIAL WAR
WHOWRQffl|f DEEMED. INpLT
ABUSED BRIDE ON HONEYMOON TRIP
SALESMAN-COUNT;;:WINS,;-, DAUGHTER
ULTIMATUM TO TREASURER IS NOT EFFECTIVE
MEMBER OH MABRAYv;^ GANGV IS XONVICTED
Miirclerp Man and! Gase
MURDERS WOMAN AND KILLS HIMSELF
BRETHARTE'SDAUGHTER SEEKS DIVQRCE DECREE
MURDERS HIS WIFE'S AFFINITY
GIRL SHOOTS SUITOR WHO BEAT HER PUBLICLY
DEVLIN TO RETIRE AFTER VINDICATION
Efforts to Be Made to Bring All International Conventions To San Francisco During Great Panama-Pacific Celebration
REDDING RECEIVES HENEY'S SUMMONS
Pile* Cured rln 0 to 14 Days
SEEK SUSPENSION OF COASTWISE RULE
GIRL UNAFFECTED BY WALK OF 435 MILES
Vigorous Campaign for Great Exposition Will Be Waged lerieeforth Without Ceasing
SANTA ROSA COUPLE MARRIEDHN JHIS CITQY
CONGRESS CERTAIN TO AID WATERWAYS
DRASTIC BILL TO PUT END TO STRIKE
MECHANICS* INSTITUTE MAKES NOMINATIONS
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FRUIT GROWERS DEMAND DOLLAR FREIGHT RATE
Bridge Falls Under Stage Coach and Passengers Are Thrown Into Stream
FIVE ESCAPE DEATH WHEN BRIDGE FALLS
VILLAGE OF UTICA, 0., WIPED OUT BY FIRE
"FIRST WARD BALL" TO '>! BE REPLACED BY CONCERT
AMERICA GAINING IN NAVAL POWER
WATCHMEN CALLED OUT AT HOMESTAKE MINE
VALLEJO MAN WOULD COMMAND THE CANTONS
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CITY SURPRISED AT BALLINGER'S LATEST ACTION
REARRESTED ON CHARGE OF INCITING REBELLION
COLD STORAGE POULTRY S SEIZED, AND CONDEMNED
Church Ceremony In a Setting; of Roses
BANKS OF THE STATE SHOW VAST RESOURCES
DEFENDER OF WOMAN SUCCUMBS TO WOUNDS
WANTS CASH GIVEN BY DYING WOMAN
Wedding of Hiss Edith Hoefler Maid of Honor to Become Bride
Miss N*Vance to Have Simple
SEEKS TO BREAK TRUST LEFT BY J. R. WHITNEY
USES HATCHET IN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
BIDS FAR EXCEED STATE'S ESTIMATES
WIFE TOO JEALOUS, HUSBAND CONTENDS
EDUCATORS CLASH OVER ORDER OF EXAMINATIONS
HANLEY RESIGNS AFTER TEN YEARS* SERVICE
SWEPT OFF DIKE BY STORM AND DROWNED
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FELINE SMART SET IN NOTABLE ARRAY
DUNSMUIR FAMILY IN FIGHT FOR BIG ESTATE
•STII..L. TRAP SHOOT CHAMPION"
BLUE BLOOD OF CATDOM WITH BLAZONED PEDIGREE HOLDS FORTH AT LYRICS HALL
LIST OF AVENUE NAMES SUBMITTED
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED BY STANFORD STUDENTS
CRAZY MAN IS CAUSE OF PANIC IN SCHOOL
MISUSE OF FUNDS OPENLY CHARGED
OUTLINES/MEASURES ; FOR MERCHANT MARINE
VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS TO AID CHURCH SHOW
HOLDS SON'S HAND AGAINST HOT STOVE
GORDONISENT BACK TO " r FOR THREE^YEARS
PROPERTY^OF^DEFUNCT ~ -SUIT
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PRAISES SANITARY CONDITIONS HERE
310RSE SAYS JURORS WERE DRUNK AT TRIAL
VALLEJO PLANNING FOR WATER FRONT CAUSEWAY
rnnriHll /na Protests Against J^tisslaw Invasion I I 111 I 111 IB Moving Pictures Show Itq's Assassination I UiiAul German Chancellor^
SEEKS TO GOVERN AS A BUREAUCRAT
CHINESE REFORMER IS . RETURN FROM EXILE
PHOTOGRAPH BRIDES AND ORANGES ARE CARGO
ASKS CZAR TO TAKE HANDS OFF HARBIN
TAFT'S MESSAGE MEETS' APPROVAL IN GERMANY
Personal Brevities
KOREAN WILL FACE PHOTO OF TRAGEDY
MARCONLGIVEN HALF OFCASH NOBEL PRIZE
Coroner's Jury. Demands CAp– pearance .of Witnesses r
PLEAD FOR BETTER WATER HIGHWAYS
RESERVOIR FOR VALLEJO > – IN'VALLEY IS URGED
PHILANTHROPIC WORKERS NAME THEIR OFFICERS
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS WHO READ JUNIOR CALL
PLAN CELEBRATION ON NEW YEAR'S EVE
FOREMAN RESTORED TO STREET WORK
WESTERN PACIFIC TO ; AbVERTI^E CALIFORNIA
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
Destroying the Deciduous Fruit IhJustry
Wheeler on Water Transportation
The Shindjiattcrs' Solitary Argument
Geo. Crockers Legacy to Humanity
Mr.Taft On Civil Pensions
To Help Our Foreign Trade
T^HE EERSIS^ENT SUITOR
Answersto Queries
1 h? Insider
THE,SMART SET
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
JEWEL IS GIVEN RETIRING OFFICER
DREDGERS BUILD;LEVEES TO TURN FLOOD WATERS
FAVORS CAMERA CLUB THROUGHOUT VALLEY
OROVILLE TO INSTALL SYSTEM OF SEWERS
GIPSY BAND FACES DEATH IN BLIZZARD
SUIT WILL NOT DELAY ROAD IMPROVEMENT
BRINGS TROPHIES OF r'B: HUNT FROM TROPrCS
Patents for Californians
TWO MEN KILLED BY ELECTRIC WIRE
ADMITS'SEEKING TO , SEND WITNESS AWAY
SACRAMENTO RATED AS s HAVING 62,000 PEOPLE
LADYBUGS TALK IN THEIR WINTER'SSLEEP
MUNICIPAL AND PRIVATE PLANTS IN RATE WAR
OFFERSSITE FOR SHOPS TO PULLMAN COMPANY
A FEW WORDS WITH THE LADY OF THE HOUSE
MAKES TRUCK FOR COMMERCIAL USE
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
BECOMES BRIDE BY QUIET CEREMONY
STORES WILL BE KEPT OPEN LATE SATURDAYS
LABORER STRUCK AND KILLED BY A TRAIN
Y. M. C. A. SETS DATE OF ANNUAL BANQUET
WOMEN HEAR TALK ON TUBERCULOSIS
FEW ACCIDENTS AS Vi:>s> RESULT OF STORMS
TRACTION COMPANY TO GIVE BETTER SERVICE
FRATERNAL AID SOCIETY HOLDS DISTRICT MEETING
NAMES COMMITTEE TO SELECT NEW PASTOR
HORSE PLANTS HOOF ON ! :•:.. LITTUE GIRL'S FACE
W, :H. Boyritpn,. < Hondredby Gorrieli
FOOTBALL PLAYER MADE PROFESSOR
HAYWARD CAR SERVICE V STOPPED BY FLOODS
MELROSE WANTS PARK AT RAILROAD DEPOT
EMPLOYE OF CREAMERY X BATTERED WITH A BAR
DE COURCELLEStRAPIDLV '% RECOVERING FROMWOUND
ST. ANTHONYJSIOiyES; 4>«,i ;• PARTY
VETERAN MASON IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
Gossip of Railways
MUST AID WIFE HE INTENDED TO BURY
EASTERN STAR'S NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED
SCHOOL BOARD'S AWARDS OF CONTRACTS SCORED
AUTO EXPERTS NOT WANTED ON JURY
FRAUD IS CHARGED IN CHURCH FIGHT
YOUNG WOM EN 11TATA KE FINAL VOWS AS NUNS
BERKELEY RESENTS OAKLAND'S FLING
WOMEN START ALONE ION CRUISE AFTER CURIOS
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
CHIEF OF POLICE DEFENDS HIMSELF
MEMBER OF V.-L I. IS SUMMONED BY DEATH
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN BY NATIVE DAUGHTERS
rHOMPSON RESIGNS FROM LABOR COUNCIL OFFICE
CONGREGATION ALISTS WILL HOLD MEETING
MOTHERS TO DISCUSS NEW SCHOOL SYSTEM
AGED MAN HELD AS BETTING SWINDLER
WOAtEN MAKE SUCCESS OF UNIQUE FESTIVAL
WOMAN IS DISCHARGED r AS OF SOUND MIND
SLUNGSHOT USED TO STRIKE BERKELEY MAN
T Club Dance Quest
ADVISES CITIES TO CONSOLIDATE
NATIVE SONS TO HAVE BIG CHRISTMAS PARTY
ROADBED FOR CARLINE EXTENSION COMPLETE
PHYSICIAN'S WATCH DOG STOLEN WITH POULTRY
FUNERAL SERVICESOF^ iPIONEER BERKELEYAN
SEMINOLE CLUB TO HOLD THIRD DANCE
COATS ARE STOLEN FROM HIGH SCHOOL
NOY OPPOSED TO RED LIGHT SIGNALS
ESTATE SUED FOR INHERITANCE TAX
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
CONFLICTING TALES PUZZLER TO FANS
Marathon Runners Are Fit For Tedious. Grind
Kirk and Keogb Head (he Fight Card Tonight
; jack Gleason- "Big fettle'Is Coming to San FranGisco"j
the Gall's Form Chart of Races at Emeryville
HUNT MADE LEADER OF BERKELEY ELEVEN
AlaraedaPrincipal Declares In Favor of Rugby
LURED FROM EUROPE ON u25a0 PROMISE OF MARRIAGE
RACE STAKEHOLDER ADMITTED TO BAIL
Oakland High Delays Vote I On Style of Piay
WINNERS SELECTED AT PETALUMA SHOW
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Turf Favorites Worsted: Santa Clara Celebrates Season: Bill Lange Is a Plutocrat: Stanford Wants tennis Rules Revised
NAPA NICK UPSETS TALENT IN FEATURE
Jacksonville Results
Tampa Results
TEAM CELEBRATES SEASON AT FEAST
Redwood City Bowlers Win Bowling Tourney
Gossip of the Turf
SEEKS GAME WITH LOS ANGELES HIGH
Double Header Carded in Midwinter League
KI-EOTKI) I'E.VNSV CATTAIX
BIG BILL LANGE RICH MINE OWNER
Field Day Goes to Spring Valley Students
DEMAND REVISION OF TENNIS RULES
JURORS JUSTIFY THE KILLING OF A NEGRO
'Babe' Reams, New-: Footbair Leader
Basket Ball Championship Won by Sophofflores
The Calls Handicap Forecast
Wqlterton Slated to Head 1 Oakland Next- Year
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
DISCOUNT RATE CUT REVIVES MARKET
EISQUISI-f BANK'S RATES REDUCED
STOCK MARKET
GRAIN MARKET i
SUMMARYfOP;; – the! markets
LOCAL MARKETS
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HAS NEW CHINESE MINISTER ON BOARD
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
EW S OF THE OCEAX
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memorandum
Weather Report
MOVEMENTS' OF STEAMERS
Sub, Moon and Tide
l*.S. Braack Hydrocraphlc Office
Time Ball
Mongolia jj
BEATEN AND ROBBED BY TWO FOOTPADS
OCEAN SHORE IN GOOD SHAPE, SAYS RECEIVER – -:.'.. .--u25a0 . — u25a0
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CALHOUN TRIAL GOES OVER INTO FICKERT'S TERM
PREACHERS DISCUSS WORK OF MINISTRY
Rudolph^/wall, a College Vocalist
STUDENT TO TAKE PART IN RECITAL
TIRES OF MOVING AND IS GRANTED DIVORCE
CEBRIAN LOSES TEMPER IN COURT
BUREAU CHILDREN GIVE A RECEPTION
SEEKS WRIT FOR THE RELEASE OF HIS WIFE
POLICE CORPORAL COMMITS SUICIDE
INSURANCE DECISION *;-;u25a0 :u25a0'•:. IS VICTORY; FOR WOLF
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