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...nalism on the part of an immigrant group. According to the ''San Francisco Annals'': The wild glorification of Frenchmen to every thing connected with their

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...”, The Examiner described what it called “...the largest outpouring in the annals of San Francisco. It was more than a mere display bent on holiday observan