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...f its history, seemed to be one great horde of gamesters." ''San Francisco Annals, 1850-55. '' ''This quote from the text of the ''San Francisco Annals'' captures well the spirit of the age at the time of the Gold Rush. In thei

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...ing conference to San Francisco. This post-war mayor has been condemned to annals of obscurity. In 1945, Mayor Lapham was faced with a difficult situation wh

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...em, with a curious sort of reverence, very frequently in the course of the Annals" (Royce 1948, 312). ...d in other ways as well. Women stood out as oddities in public places. The Annals reports, "We remember the day, when a woman walking along the streets of Sa

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1. Soule, Frank, John H. Gihon, MD, and James Nisbet, ''The Annals of San Francisco'' (originally published in 1856, 1966 edition by Lewis Osb

...is Street, an address that later would become one of the best known in the annals of San Francisco prostitution. Opened in the late 1870s by Dolly Adams —