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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 25, Number 266, 23 June 1898
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TROOPS ARE SUCCESSFULLY LANDED ON CUBAN SOIL
MEN OF THE INVADING ARMY
THE OFFICIAL DISPATCHES
GENERAL CALIXTO GARCIA
SPANISH GUERRILLAS FIGHTING FROM BRUSH
HAPPY OVER GOOD NEWS
COMMANDER BOWMAN H. M'CALLA
THE EMPEROR'S CUP
American Mechanics
Chinese Are Worried
To Command Reinforcements
Alaska's First Railroad
BLANCO DENIES IT
HOPELESSLY INSANE
VAIN HOPES OF SPAIN
Clunie Means Business
Burned to Death in Jail
More News for Sagasta
A NATURAL ALLIANCE
Duty on Wines
The Federal Union
HOW THE LANDING WAS MADE
NEWS FROM KLONDIKE
Fortifying Gibraltar
LISSNER & CO.
INDEX
Page 2 Advertisements
Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
THE HOUSE AND SENATE
THE NEW REGIMENT
THE NEW WAR TAX
Chamberlain Will Resign
The Chess Tournament
A Heavy Failure
The French Cabinet
PRISONERS TO BE DEPORTED
GERMANY IS JEALOUS
THE RANK RESTORED
READY TO HELP SHAFTER
TRODD ARRAIGNED
Killed by a Train
FRANCE IS AGAINST US
Heavy Judgments
The Ghost Walks at the Island
The North Cumberland Plate
Undelivered Telegrams
NOW FOR PORTO RICO
HOOSIER DEMOCRATS
CLARENCE HOBART WINS
Shot at the Same Place
Seriously Injured
Page 3 Advertisements
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
SAIL ON MONDAY
ANOTHER ALLEGED STORY
DAKOTA FUSIONISTS
A Deserved Sentence
The Phantom Supply Ship
Say He Was Insane
Admits She Perjured Herself
Hoff Given Ten Days
Murdered in Bed
To Marry a Princess
DRAGGING UP THE MINES
THE OHIO REPUBLICANS
Confirmations
There Will Not Be So Many
San Diego Now Safe
DARE NOT GO HOME
RACE POSTPONED
TRACK AND DIAMOND
Floods in the North
Getting Afraid
Monadnock Ready to Sail
The Rumor Settled
The Insurgent Navy
Wine Bringing Good Prices
Cattle Smothered
Hanged Himself
Santa Cruz Populists
The Queen Will Resign
An Unlikely Story
Another Railroad
Devoured by Sharks
Vermont Republicans
Colonel Crofton Dead
MICHIGAN FUSIONISTS
A SWORD FOR OTIS
Page 4 Advertisements
Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
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MEN FOR THE SEVENTH
THE HAWAIIAN CABLE
Michigan Fusionists
HOSPITAL WORK
Yellow Fever Controlled
Hanged Until Dead
A Grand Secretary Short
Will Impress Ships
DangerouS Apparitions
THE NICARAGUA CANAL
A BAD FACE
A NEW INDUSTRY
Passed Bad Checks
Hemorrhage of the Brain
Kelly Hit Her
PERSONAL
RUSSIA'S ATTITUDE
Cable Connections
Insurance Not Pensions
M'CALLA'S GREAT WORK
Company E Called Out
Page 5 Advertisements
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
Pictorial History of the War
A STATESMANLIKE WARNING
WHERE THE BLAME RESTS
GOLD THE RULING MONARCH
DAWN OF THE SUBSIDY ERA
LIVE UP TO OUR STATURE
ALGER'S RETALIATION
POLITICAL REVIEW
Coming Political Difficulties
Carnegie at Odds With History
Keen Eye on the Main Chance
Page 6 Advertisements
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
CITY NEWS
Untitled
OUR SPELLING SCHOOL
HE WAS DESPONDENT
FLAGS FOR THE FOURTH
RED CROSS SOCIETY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
READY TO GREET THEM
EXAMINATION BEGUN
California at the Capital
Ah Luey Found
Gasoline Stove Explosion
Page 7 Advertisements
Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
NO BRIGHT MACHINES
ST. VINCENT GRADUATES
ALLEGED BOY BURGLARS
Bob Jones in Trouble
NEWS OF THE RAILWAYS
THE FORTNIGHTLY
ALUMNI BANQUET
LECTURE AND DIPLOMAS
Page 8 Advertisements
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
Page 8 Advertisements Column 2
POLYTECHNIC EXHIBITS
NAVAL RESERVES
IT WAS VERY SWELL
CLASS DAY EXERCISES
COMMENCEMENT
GOING TO KANSAS
BUY A SAFE
PLENTY OF WORK
St. Boniface's Industrial School
REDONDO SALT WORKS
POPULIST PRIMARY
Page 9 Advertisements
Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
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Page 9 Advertisements Column 3
Page 10 Advertisements
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Page 10 Advertisements Column 7
Untitled
SUMMARY OF WAR TAXES
METHOD IN THEIR ASKING
Hints for Orators, by One of Them
Spoilsmen and the Census
Page 11 Advertisements
Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
NO WATER, NO LIGHTS
LAST WAR FUND EXCURSION
BLUE AND WHITE
Marriage Licenses
Got a Light Fine
Blocking of Public Buildings
NORMAL CLASS DAY
THEY WANT A REST
JOTTINGS
DEATHS
Page 12 Advertisements
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