The dark, hidden history of these San Francisco buildings and streets - Top O' The Bay from SFGATE

If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       Top O' The Bay                   February 13, 2018         The dark, hidden history of these San Francisco buildings and streets   By the time Donaldina Cameron arrived to the Chinatown building, tucked away in an unassuming alley, the girl was already taken. It was the early 1900s and at 5 a.m. the building on St. Louis Alley was surrounded by three officers of the Juvenile Court, several mission workers and Federal agents that accompanied Cameron as they prepared to ambush the building.           Read More                   19-year-old woman, fatally stabbed, IDs 2 suspects from deathbed           Read More                   Bay Area TV anchor's son mauled by dog, undergoes surgery           Read More                   Man attacked at SF grocery store, bludgeoned with hammer           Read More           Sign up for more Newsletters!           Mysterious Hawaiian snorkeling deaths may have one thing in common, but investigators thwarted           Read More                   139 passengers evacuate San Jose-bound Southwest flight that caught fire           Read More                   Tam High teacher claims sexual harassment by male students           Read More                   Minimalist maps show San Francisco's most maddening intersections           Read More                   3 Petaluma family members held in killing near SF's Union Square           Read More                   SF settles with landlord who rented 'substandard housing' to veterans           Read More             Support journalism. Support democracy. Get daily insights into stories that resonate throughout the Bay Area and beyond. Click here for current San Francisco Chronicle subscription offers.           Connect     Facebook     Twitter     Pinterest     Google+   About   Privacy Policy   Terms of Use         901 Mission St San Francisco CA 94103 ©2018 Hearst Communications, Inc.