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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 25, Number 279, 6 July 1898
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
A STANDSTILL
POTAGE A LA UNCLE SAM
SHAFTER'S SITUATION
TRUTH DAWNS
FORTIFICATIONS AMERICAN SOLDIERS MUST DESTROY BEFORE THEY CAN CAPTURE SANTIAGO
Tulare County Assessment
COURTESIES TO CERVERA
COAST TROOPS
He Drew a Gun
A COLORADO HOLD-UP
SEIZED AN ISLAND
Arrested for Embezzlement
Rapist Sent Up for Life
WANTS TO FIGHT
NO FEAR OF EUROPE
The Mining Congress
California Lieutenants
The O'Higgins Again
SAMPSON'S ORDERS
Buried Alive
Shot Himself in the Head
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SENATE AND HOUSE
OUTPOST DEFENSES OF SANTIAGO ON THE LAND SIDE
A Ship in Peril
Wounded Arrive
SPANISH PRISONERS
KILLED AND WOUNDED
DUNSMUIR DESTROYED
A Costly Blaze
LOOKS LIKE A FIGHT
STARVING CUBANS
THE AMERICAN ARMY PREPARING TO TAKE SANTIAGO
M'KINLEY'S OWN
MINING CONVENTION
Turnbund Convention
Newfoundland's Troubles
The Cable Open
An Editor Dead
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WILL FIGHT IT OUT
DECEIVING THE PEOPLE
SPANISH HONOR
The Wounded General
Another Suicide
THE FIELD OF SPORT
A Mountain of Gold
The House of Commons
The Wages Raised
Morocco Declares Neutrality
CAPITAL GOSSIP
KLONDYKERS ARRIVE
Concenerating the Troops
Troops Coming West
Colonel Berry Honored
Untitled
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A NIGHT ATTACK
Gladstone on an Alliance
Untitled
BRINGING THEM HOME
CHANGE OF ORDERS
NO LONGER NEEDED
Sharkey's Challenge
America's Superiority
Change of Judges
Heavy Failure
RUN OUT OF CAMP
THE NON-COMBATANTS
The Calliope Dock
John G. Carlisle's Son Dead
WANT THEIR BOYS
WENT DOWN THE LINE
Ten Companies Ready
MANILA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC PROFITS
Sharpshooters
Anglo-American
Death of Capt. Carl Brandez
SHOOT THE WOUNDED
Miners' Drilling Contest
The Chicago Strike
Russian Officers Coming
No More Yellow Fever
Alameda County's Wealth
Revenue Collections
Bismarck's Wisdom
INDEX
THE BIG RAFT SNAPPED
Signal Corps Commander
Thrall Promoted
The Chess Tournament
Budd Changes His Staff
House and Barn Burned
San Francisco Gains
On Fire a Whole Day
Supplies for the Army
Wilbur's Sentence
Building More Railroads
Death by Drowning
Fire at Blocksburg
THE HERALD AT SUMMER RESORTS
PALPABLE DECEIT
SHAPING "MANIFEST DESTINY"
OUR CONTENTION CONCEDED
ANOTHER ASSET
TUNNELS AND PARK
IN POLITICS
DIRECT LEGISLATION AND CHARTER
AFTER THE WAR
Effect of the Tariff
How to Check Imperialism
Neighborly Amenities
Page 6 Advertisements
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CITY NEWS
THE WEATHER
ANOTHER PLAN
Two Insolvents
Chung Discharged
Found Dead in Bed
AT THE THEATER
WENT TOO FAR
CHILDREN'S RED CROSS CLUB
NEW CHARTER
Red Cross Club
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THE PUBLIC PULSE
Let the People Settle It
Rich Men in War Time
Nate Bradfield Shot
Chauncey, the Weathercock
Hit by a Car
Attempted Burglary
Dillman Pleaded Guilty
Martin Gets a Job
Undelivered Telegrams
Suspended Sentence
ON THE STREET
The Fourth at Pomona
Enthusiastic Celebration
Hay Thieves Arrested
PERSONAL
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THE TERMINAL WINS
A QUIET DAY
The Fourth in Three Towns
Ontario Notes
Great Day for Compton
FOURTH AT CATALINA
RIVERSIDE'S LIBRARY
THEY MASQUERADED
Orange Brevities.
Miners' Strike
Movement of Troops
A Miniature War
TURNERS' CONVENTION
CORDAGE SCARCE
Must Serve Six Years
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THE INVESTOR
WEATHER AND CROPS
THE AMERICANS IN LONDON
Mining Notes
Summer Classes
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MRS. FINLEY MISLED
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
SHE HIT HIM
THEY LIKED CANDY
Assaulted the Darky
NEWS OF THE RAILWAYS
ROWAN TORPEDO BOAT
PATRIOTIC AMERICAN GIRLS
EN ROUTE TO DAWSON
HATED HIM IN DEATH
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Marriage Licenses
TODAY'S BOND ELECTION
Didn't Know She Was Funny
Had Heart Disease
Died of Blood Poisoning
There Is No Water
JOTTINGS
DEATHS
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