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Los Angeles Herald, Number 97, 5 January 1899
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A SHORT SENATE SESSION Sees Some Important Business Transacted MESSAGE RECEIVED FROM M'KINLEY Transmitting the Treaty of Paris—The Document at Once Referred to the Committee on Foreign Resolutions. The House Considers Alaskan Laws
IN THE HOtTSE Crime In Alaska Provided With Propeir Punishment
deep Waterways Report of the Board of Engineers Making Investigations
Committee Reports
Some War Claims
Wants Dewey's Job
The Yale Tax Case
Caucus Action
Paper Makers Combine
Reducing the Force
ALL THE CANDIDATES CERTAIN But Produce No Evidence to Convince the Public The Senatorial Seat Will Be Given Col. Burns if the Unexpected Does Not Happen—Governor Gage's Inaugural Address Makes an Interesting Legisative Session Certain
GOV. GAGE IS INAUGURATED With Ceremony Appropriate to the Occasion THE INAUGURAL MESSAGE READ Legislative Action Restricted to Appropriating Money for the State Printshop and Directing the State Representatives to Favor National Expansion
THE MESSAGE Setting Forth Governor Gage's Hopes and Intejntions
The Sentate Session
Budd's Last Appointments
His Last Official Act '
THE GRIP PATIENTS Mr. Dingley's Condition Is a Little Leas Hopeful
A Fatal Fight
Train Robbers' Treasure
A Lawyer's Suicide
Dewey's Sword Don®
Ready for Work
Motor Keeley's Estate
ROOSEVELT'S MESSAGE SENT TO THE LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK IT IS AN EXPANSIVE DOCUMENT In That It Protests Against the Return of Any Territory Taken From Spain
In Minnesota
Missouri
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Miohigan
.Kansas
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
SPANISH REASONS Given for the Prompt Evacuation oi nniio
A Chinese Edict
First State Dinner
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
PACIFIC CABLE PLANS INTEREST OTHER NATIONS THAN OUR OWN BRITAIN IS BUSILY AT WORK On a Plan to Connect All Parts of the Empire by Submarine Cables I
SAMPSON-SCOTT The AdmifraVs Daughter Marriei * San Prancisco Boy
Franco-Russian. Entente
To Cure a Cold In One Day
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PHYSICIANS PUZZLED BY DISEASE AND DEATH OF MR. barnet A DIAGNOSIS OF DIPHTHERIA (s Not Confirmed by an Examination of Poison Which Was Taken as Medicine
A PLAIN CASE A Utah Attempted Murder Is No Mystery
1« ' » THE GOLD OUTPUT Estimate of Metal Produced During the Past Year
Sold Under Foreclosur
A Coward's Crime
Ail Old Flay Revived
A Brutal Robbery
A Chinaman Robbed
SANTIAGO'S SENSATION CAUSED BY THE SILLINESS OF CITIZENS RELIEF WORK WILL CONTINUE And Every Able-Bodied Cuban Can Get Work by Making Application for It
Affairs at Havana
HONORS FOR HEROES Promotions for Gallantry in the Cuban Campaign
READY FOR REVOLT SERIOUS SITUATION AT SANTIAGO, GROWING OUT OF ORDERS CONCERNING. THE CUSTOMS
BISMARCKIANA The Chancellor Predicted the Fall ot Austria
TREATY WITH RUSSIA Is Not Exactly What Was Desired by Franc©
Dr. Abbott's Successor
Fatal Railway Wreck
Packera Combine
Sanger Proclaims
A Crisis Is Ended
Harbored a Tramp
MERCHANTS Of BOSTON LISTEN TO OPPONENTS OF ANNEXATION A PLEA BY SENATOR PERKINS For the Abandonment of Imperialism, Which Seems to Him a Bad Business Policy
INQUIRY RECORD Government Transports Had Private Bars on Board
Railroad Reorganization
A Denver Pioneer
Attempted to Murder
The Chltose's Trip
STANDARD OIL CASE SHOWS SOME UNEXPECTED COMPLICATIONS Ohio's Attorney General Is Now Seeking the Removal of Master Commissioner Brinsmaid
A Financial Recprd
The Fair Estate
Brice's Estate
Will Succeed Hay
' REFRIGERATED MEAT AS GOOD AS COULD BE BOUGHT XX OPEN MARKET Alger's Military Aide Telia of Conditions in Camp Before the Departure for Cuba
CHINESE CASES Under Consideration by Treasury , Department Officials
Presidential Pardons
Attempted Incendiarism
An Elevator Sold
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THE KAYO& AMD TBI SCHOOLS
BENATOK FEHX1NS' PE.EDLC A?J L.'H
weax rw TUB BACK
LKHfiLATIVS LltllSttt ojpoBtu»ini?3
A HORSE FOB CtJN8tTL
DOWN THE LINE
The Landlord's Three B's
Value of Duct Slime to Fisli
Diminished With Age
Municipal Jealousy
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS
A Campaign of Education
Vast Cost of the Army
Corbin's Nonsensical Statement
Politics in the War Department
Deserved Fame for the Mayor
Folly of Office Hunting
The Epidemic of Hobsonism
An Incident of M-anila Life
Success in Literature
Money to Burn
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
WHY THE DOCTOR DISAPPEABED'
Captain Sigsbee's Pretty Daughter
He Was Not Taking Coffee
Unique Idea for State Fair
London Postal Savings Bank
A Lucid Explanation
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INDEX TO CIIY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Gifts to a College
The McCrillis Case
Alaskan Advices
The Austrian Legation
PERSONAL
BRYAN AND SILVER THE SLOGAN OF THE ILLINOIS DEMOCRACY I , BY A UNANIMOUS VOTE THE STATE COMMITTEE PASSES RESOLUTIONS THE CANDIDATE IS PRESENT And Makes Some Forcible Remarks on Another Great Issue of the Coming Campaign
EXPANSION POLICY Is Inconsistent With a System of Protection
RUSSIAN PRISONS Offea* a Field for Reformers to Do Work In
Savfed Some Money
ON THE WHEEL A Testimonial Meet at Madison Square Garden
THE FOLDING BED Held a'Woman Till She Starved to Death
Fruit Protection
The Badger Case
Has No Brother
Death From I^rink
Clio-ate Is Welcome
Miss Atherton Married
SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE SLATBE'S CINCH ON CONSTABULABY DUTIES I A Drunken Disturbance—Dr. Claypole's Lectures—John Shelhamesr's Death.—Notes
ON THE TURF Winnera of Races at Oakland and at New Orleans
At New Orleans
Brooklyn Entries
OAKLAND RACES Commissions Taken by Black & Co. Oakland Race Entries
State War Claims
A Saji Ffrancdsco Show
Charged With Fraud
WIFE mm SECRET POCKET Outwits Her Husband in His Efforts to Hide Money
Not Beady to Disarm
Denver Coinage League
Health at San Juan
The Spanish Debt
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MISSIS PI FOR PATIENTS. leading Physicians Assert That Certain Specialists Divide Fees With Country Doctors Who Send Them Patients.
JAPAN'S FINE NEW NAVY. Five Powerful Battleship and a Number of Swift Cruisers Being Built.
QUEER ADVERTISEMENTS. Awkwardly Worded Notices Found In Newspapers.
Wedding Presents in Several Coun-- tries.
ONE or CUBA'S M*HY PROBLEMS. Gen. Greene Must Organize a Police Force at Havana—He Asks Superintendent McCullagh to Aid Him.
Where Women Propose.
Translated
MEET TO ORGANIZE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS HOLDS ITS FIRST SESSION j HYDRANT REPAIRS DISCUSSED Water Company Officials Willing to Bear Half the Cost—A Check for the Department
LIBRARY TRUSTEES Mayor Eaton Names the Members of the New Board
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION Memorial to the Seventh Regiment Monument Committee
WANT TO COMFORT HER Women Flocking to Visit Teresa Kerr l the Station
COMMITTED SUICIDE Body of a Young German Found Near Covina
THE LETTER WAS TRADED New Trial Granted in a Railway Damage Suit
The Canal Campaign
War Between Spain and France
BOYLE HEIGHTS BRANCH TRACTION ROAD EXTENSION IS FORMALLY OPENED Band Concert in Hollenbeck Park End Eree Rides for the Public—Mr. Workman Acts us Host
IT WAS MURDER Coroner's Jury Decides That O'Connor Was Foully, Killed
Chillis' Midwinter Copies
Ruiz's Ingratitude
O&I Notes
German Benevolent Society
Marriage Licenses
Bailroad Notes
PRESIDENT SLAISON POPULAR NOMINATION FOR THE i CHAMBER OF COMMERCE A Strong Bojard of Directors Named. San Pedro Wants to Be a Coaling Station
THREE MISSING PEOBLE The Wife of Thomas Reap Wants to Find Him
AT THE THEATER
Big Name but No Money
Took Pins and Rings
Started Too Soon
MADE A PERILOUS ASCENT Hunt for Wild Burros on the Slopes of Mount Orizaba
AN INSTANCE OF GBIM IRONY Actress Moved Audience to Smilta While Heart Was Breaking
Four Months for a Wheel
Stolen Bicycle Tools
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RIVERSIDE POLITICS XiOSE NO INTEREST AFTER THE ELECTION A Eight for a Seat in the Board of Supervisors—A Baby Burned to Death
( SOLDIERS' HOME Members Bid Ooodby to Governor Smith
SANTA ANA The Health Officer Reports Infectious Diseases Under Control
REDONDO The Recent Rain Starts the Farmers to Plowing-
SAN PEDRO The Beginning of Harbor Work Will Revive Building
Novel Method of Advertising
THEY ARE NOT NOW IN IT NEW KINK IN COUNTY GOVERNMENT ACT The Board of Supervisors Is Accused of Making Illegal Raids on the County Treasury
DEAD WOOD CUT OFF Mandeville Loses His Job—Supervisors Reduce Expenses
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND Joseph Hunter Denies the Truth of Mrs. Bibby s Affidavit Does Not Deny Undue Intimacy With Her, But Says They Never Discussed the Murder of Wong Sing Hay
LARGE AMOUNT OF HAIR BOUGHT London Merchants Sell Five Tons of Human Tresses Annually
The Athletic Hiss Miles
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THE INVESTOR REAL ESTATE REVIEW A COMPARISON OF THE YEAR'S TRANSACTIONS SOME SATISFACTORY FIGURES The New Buildings of 1898—Recent Realty Sales—Refunding Bonds. The Bank Commissioners
Building During 1898
Building Permits
Among the Architects
Recent Realty Sales
The Week's Transactions
Refunding Bonds
The Bank Commissioners
Disincoiporation.
Outlets for Home Capital
Compressed Air
Three Per Cent Municipals
Mortgages, $1000 and Over
Releases, $1000 and Over
Transfers, $1000 and Over
ON 'CHANGE Conditions as Shown by Transactions on Wall Street
Closing Stocks
Bond List
Silver Bullion
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices 0! Produce
Kansas City Live Stock
Dried Fruit Prices
Petroleum
Local Quotations
WEATHER AND CROPS Conditions Prevailing Throughout Southern California
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