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Ambrose Bierce Lotta Crabtree George Horatio Derby Isadora Duncan Isadora Duncan — Dancer to Appear Here Isadora Duncan's Prosperity Floyd Farr — Chief NBC—KPO Announcer, Edna Fischer — San Francisco’s “First Lady of Radio” Thomas C. Fleming — Sun-Reporter Editor Joaquin GarayArnold Genthe Alfred Hertz — Symphony Conductor Art Hickman — St. Francis Hotel Band Leader William Gordon Huff and his Treasure Island Sculptures Richard Jose — Countertenor and Recording Pioneer Dorothea Lange Jack London Jack London — When London Lost Jack London's Diamonds Adah Isaacs Menken Peter Mintun Turk Murphy Eadweard Muybridge Korla Pandit Charles Pierce
Colonel A. Andrews H. H. Bancroft & Co. Lincoln Beachey — Aviator Charles E. Bolton — alias “Black Bart” Edward Bosqui Passes H. W. Bradley — Obituary
Harry Bridges Henry George Joseph P. Mazzola
Lt. Gen. John L. DeWittBrig. Gen. Frederick Funston Rear-Admiral Bowman McCalla Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz Gen. William T. Sherman Gen. Mariano G. Vallejo
Sen. David C. Broderick George Christopher Police Chief Patrick Crowley Dr. Washington Dodge Mayor Cornelius Kingsland Garrison Mayor John White Geary Henry George Harvey Milk and the Castro District George Moscone James Duval Phelan James Rolph James Rolph, Jr. Abe Ruef - America’s Most Erudite City Boss Eugene E. Schmitz Eugene E. Schmitz — Schmitz Does a "Come-Back" John Shelley Fire Chief Engineer Dennis T. Sullivan Adolph Sutro
Joseph Sadoc Alemany - First Archbishop of San FranciscoReverend Peter Cassey Father Junipero Serra
Joe Di Maggio First Woman Sporting Writer Francis "Lefty" O'Doul
