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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 26, Number 37, 6 November 1898
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
NO SURPRISE WAS CAUSED
WAR INQUIRERS
Outrageous Convictions
Loading the Transports
The Whaling Season
A Bad Climate
THREE THOUSAND FATHOMS DEEP
BIG MAJORITY FOR MAGUIRE
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Eagle Rock
MINERS MASHED
FILIPINO FORCES
AN EDITOR PUNISHED
The Royal Limited
STRIKE OF PRESSMEN
AN EX-AUXILIARY
PAPERS FOR PORTO RICO
Bad Banking
Paid and Discharged
Cause for Complaint
MORE SURVEYS NEEDED
Beyrout Weather
Money in Bank
Spanish Soldiers Dead
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FRENCH WITHDRAWAL
AMERICAN AND SPANISH PO RTO RICAN COMMISSIONERS
CUBAN COURT-MARTIAL
RAILWAY NEWS
ENDED AT LAST
THE WRECKED PETERS
TURKISH TROOPS
A Siamese Visitor
SPEEDY BICYCLE RACES
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
Closed Its Doors
Soldiers Coming Home
A Distinguished Visitor
JOTTINGS
MARRIAGES
BORN
DEATHS
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THE IMMUNE SOLDIERS
CANAL COMMISSION
FORTRESS MONROE
Reviewed by McKinley
Japan Wants to Know
To the Colored Voters
J. HANCOCK'S DENIAL
OIL ON THE WATER
SULTAN AND KAISER
ANTI-FOREIGN RIOTS
T. O. TOLAND'S GOOD RECORD
THE OMAHA SHOW
More Men for Manila
A Mysterious Mine
An Engineer's Death
Ditched the Train
Suicide by Gas
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FORTY-TWO STATES TO VOTE
THEY ALLEGE FRAUD
A Cleveland Fire
A Consul's Funeral
ABOUT THE STATE
PERSONAL
FAULTY BEAMS ON IRON
WOMEN MAIL CARRIERS
The Last of a Famous Fleet
Where the Ocean Is Deepest
Privileges of English Peers
Taking It Out in This Life
New Wheel Records
Park Band Concert
Union Reform League
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THE HIGH SCHOOL SCORING A TOUCH-DOWN FROM POMONA
CHARTER BILLS PASSED
SEVENTH REGIMENT
EGYPTIAN ARCHITECTURE
REDONDO FLORAL COMPANY
A HOLLOW BLUFF
New Steam Line
Tulare Case Concluded
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AMONG THE CABBAGES
University Notes
The Way Wars Begin
Pyramid Built by a Blind Man
New York's Large Law Library
Hopelessly Tangled
Vastness of the Vatican Palace
THE RAILROAD TAX
SUNKEN VILLAGE IN NEW YORK
PARTED FORTY YEARS AGO
The Ingenuousness of It
New York Had Never Seen One
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KEY AND BOW
THERE ARE NO FLIES ON HIM
Eighty-Seven but Still Spry
THE PUBLIC PULSE
Orange Cream Pie
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AT THE THEATRE
BULLDOG AND MARINE GLASSES
Divorced by Candle
Treasure Hidden for Keeps
A SONG OF THE SEA
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IN SOCIETY
FALL NOVELTIES
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A WHITE WOOL MORNING GOWN
BRIDES DIVINELY TALL
Fashion for the Fair
Byrn Mawr's New Venture
Buttermilk as a Medicine
Instead of a Maid of Honor
STYLISH GOWN OF BROWN WOOL
As a Frenchman Would Educate Her
An American Dinner in Venice
Short of Space
SCIENTIST'S SURPRISE
National Library's New Clock
It Has Made Better Men Enlist
Was Bismarck Musical?
Not to Be Bluffed
THE FALL OF MANILA—RAISING THE AMERICAN FLAG OVER FORT SANTIAGO. FROM HARPER'S WEEKLY
WOMAN'S CLUBS
Natural Advantages
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TREASURES OF THE CAMERA
LIFE IN MANILA
FROM BIRTH TO BATTLEFIELD
ISSUES PLAIN AS A B C
A WHOLE CABINET OF ALGERS
ELECTION CLAIMANTS
SHOULD NOT FORGET
NO, THANKS, SENATOR PERKINS
RIVAL CANAL COMPANIES
ABNER M'KINLEY'S "PULL"
DOIT THOROUGHLY
THE HERALD'S MUSE
THE LITTLE ENCYCLOPEDIA
A Retrospect
Photographed From Kites
She Is Driver of a Stage Coach
American Shoes in Germany
Queer Things in Slot Machines
Strange Succession in Office
No Wonder Russia Is Ignorant
No Joke to the Taxpayer
His Real Lack
The Better Part of Valor
INDEX TO CITY NEWS
Marriage Licenses
Webb Mortgage to Be Foreclosed
Baker & Hamilton
OIL PARTNERS AT LAW
Removal
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PRINCE TIMOTEO
PLANS FOR REORGANIZATION OF THE NATIONAL CUARD.
BY GEN. SCHOFIELD.
BY GEN. HOWARD.
BY GEN. C. F. ROE.
BY COL. APPLETON.
OPPORTUNITIES IN PORTO RICO.
BOOKS AND THEIR MAKERS
NEW PORTRAIT OF SIENKIEWICZ, THE GREAT POLISH NOVELIST
NOTES OF THE DAY
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THE INVESTOR
Cuban Sweets
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