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Los Angeles Herald, Number 100, 8 January 1899
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ANDREW JACKSON LEAGUES Celebrate the Birthday of the Great Statesman COLONEL BRYAN SPEAKS AT CHICAGO Other Democrats at Other Places Defend Jeffersonian Principles With Jacksonian Courage and Outline the Issues of the Coming National Campaign
GAGE ATTACKED BY GRANTITES Who Offer Financial Reward for Proof of Charges Made The Virtual Passing of the Lie Fails to Ruffle the Governor's Temper, and Equally Fails to Brace Up the Cause of the Candidate From San Diego
M'KINLEY'S PROCLAMATION Promptly Duplicated by the pino Leader AGUINALDO ISSUES HIS MANIFESTO Calling Upon His Followers to Pursue the Glorious Road oa Which They Have Already So Far Advanced Toward Absolute Freedom
DEWEY'S REQUISITIONS Do Not Indicate an Expectation of Peace
Supplies Coming
German Neutrality
Alger's Interest
WAR INQUIRERS listen to More Testimony Concerning Army Beef
DINGLEY'S CONDITION The Distinguished Patient Is Gradually Growing Weaker
SEATS IN THE SENATE ' RETAINED BY MEMBERS FROM TEAR TO YEAR GOOD PLACES ARE IN DEMAND And the Desire for Them Has Given Rise to Some Curious Senate Customs
A Battleship Banquet
The McClure Murder
Park Restrictions
Wisconsin Blizzard
MRS. DAVIS MAY PREVENT MERRIAM'S APPOINTMENT TO ST. PETERSBURG
CHIEFS OF THE CUBANS CONSIDER THE POSITION OF THE ARMY They Are Willing to Disband Provided Money Is Forthcoming to Pay the Men
Ludlow Proclaims
GOOD CROPS ASSURED By Rainfall Reported in the Northern Regions
Undelivered Telegrams
A Champion Kick
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LEADING SENATORIAL CANDIDATES ARE ATTENDING STRICTLY TO BUSINESS NO CHANGES MANIFEST IN THE POSITIONS HELD FOR DAYS PAST DISINTERESTED OBSERVERS Seem Inclined to See Only Two Men in the Fight, With the Chances Favoring Burns
LEGISLATIVE WORK Restricted to Issuing Orders to the Senators
Toll's Railway Bill
Pure Food Bill
Legislation Desired
A NATIONAL LAW Needed to Control Branding of Dairy Products
ZIONIST SOCIETIES Movement for the Return of the Jews to Palestine
HIGH LICENSE To Take the Place of Prohibition in Alaska
Suicide at Sixty-Five
Placer Oranges
DRS. SHORES' TREE EXAMINATION WEEK sun mii u cin The Great Modern Plague Has Reached Southern California at Last
BRITAIN AND FRANCE CAN'T GET ALONG WITHOUT A QUARRREL FASHODA INCIDENT CLOSED Only to Give Time for Preparation for a Clash Over Madagascar and Egypt
THE YEAR'S MINING OUTPUT SHOWS A LARGE INCREASE OVER FIGURES FOR THE YEAR PRECEDING, ESPECIALLY IN GOLD
SAN DIEGO CITIZENS Make Haste to Deny the Governor's Charges
Kansas Telegraph Rates
A Chinese Thief
A Weyler Binquet
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MEATS FROM AMERICA AGAIN AGITATE CITIZENS OF GERMANY INSPECTION BILL WILL PASS But the Measure Will Not Prove to Be an Unmixed Evil—Gossip From Germany
Army Appointments
Exhibitors Warned
Iron Mine Sold
EIGHTEEN MEN START IN THE TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR BICYCLE RACE EIGHT COME IN AT THE FINISH And Qimm of Pittsburg Wins by One Wheel's Length—Pierce's Old Record Stands
ON THE TURF Winners of Races at Oakland and at New Orleans
At New Orleans
WANTS TO GO HOME The Eighth California Not Anxious to See Service
LIKE OTHER CITIES Pullman Ceases to Be a Private Model
CHOKER'S VIEWS Do Not Call for a Reply From Col. Bryan
Robbery and Murder
Lawrence Harrigan Dead
The Botkin Case
Train Robber Suspects
Fast Mail Accident
An Early Annexation
Hawaiian Government
Morrill's Successor
Danny Nugent's Troubles
Winnipeg Weather
AGREED TO ARBITRATE AND TO STAND BY THE DECISION RENDERED The Cerruti Claims Thus Prevented Prom Causing a War Between Italy and Colombia
Industrial Investigation
Killed While Asleep
No Assets Mentioned
Childish Criminals
Ready for Sea
Surveyors of Beef
Suicide or Murder
Nevada Election. Contest
His Ninetieth Birthday
A Modesto Murder
Prof. Tlioburn Dead
Germany Satisfied
Fell From a Train
Grip Victims
MENOCAL IN DEMAND Lee and Ludlow Both Want the Cuban General's Services
Expert Billiards
Manager Palmer 111
The Natural Result
A Diplomat's Suicide
Muster Out Orders
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JUDICIAL BILL PASSED WITHOUT A CIVIL SERVICE &P-PROPKIATIOU GROSVENOR TALKS FINANCE The Senate Provides for District of Columbia Needs and Discusses Confederate Pension#
IN THE SENATE The District Bill Passed—Confederate Pension Talk
Naval Personnel
Money for Spain
My First Trip to Washington g
TRAITS OF FEMALE PICKPOCKETS They Are Meaner and Far More Remorseless Than the Men
SUGGESTS A NOVEL CHANGE Confederate Veteran Would Have Saturday for Thanksgiving Day
LET THOSE PEOPLE 00 FILIPINOS DO NOT DESIRE ANNEXATION Ex-Senator Edmunds Sees Still Less Reason Why We Should Desire to Annex Them
Frenchman's "Directory of Heiresses"
MAY BE IiITJE Kansas Boys Confess to the Robbery of a Train
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THE GOLF CHAMPIONS O. E ORB OF PASADENA WINS PREMIER HONORS COUNTRY CLUB'S TOURNEY Mrs. Hugh Vail Carries Off the Ladies' Prizes—Big Crowd Witnesses the Day's Sports
GOLDEN SANDS Richer Than Those of Africa's Sunny- Fountains
• Native Australian Lecturer
HONORS FOR HEROISM WILL BE FORTHCOMING IN PROPER TIME REPORTS ARE INCOMPLETE But the Army Board Will See to It That No Deserving Men Are Neglected
THE QUAY CONSPIRACY ARGUED BEFORE THE STATE SUPREME COURT Petition of the Chief Defendant for a Writ of Certiorari Taken Under Advisement
ARMY INSPECTION Only Sound Men Wanted to Cross the Sea
Seventh Ward Heroes
War in Africa
A Railway Wreck
A NEW SPANISH POLICY OUTLINED BY CONSERVATIVE LEADERS Monday Will See the Cabinet Crisis Disposed of by the Retirement of Sagasta
A NEW IRON TRUST Steel and Wire Interests to Be Consolidated
A Pacific Cable Bill
A Recevier Asked For
Craig Set Free
International Mails
State Chicken Show
Names of Transports
Washington Legislature
Want to Go Home
The Walker Explosion
A Pittsburg Fire
The Inaugural Ball
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NO REASON FOR ALARM BOARD OF HEALTH SETTLES THE SMALLPOX SCARE FOUR CASES BEING TREATED All Convalescent Save One and That Quarantined—Vaccination of Children Recommended
LIBRARY EXPENSES Disbursements Kept Well Within the Limit of Apportionments
Elysian Park Boundaries
City Hall Notes
THE CHILD'S ACTIVITIES Prof. Hooise Lectures Before the City Kindergarten Teachers
PERSONAL LETTERS Request From tho Nicaragua Canal Association Officers
UNIVERSITY NOTES
California at the Capital
Marriage Licenses
The Chi Psi Fraternity
Merchants and Manufacturers
JOTTINGS
DIED
MRS. WILBUR'S ESCORT BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN THE NOTORIOUS AL CO BLEU Was Not a Hallway Mail Clerk as at First Believed—Formerly Her Brother-in-Law
Sent North for Trial
Gravel Fit Caves In
Knocked Down by a Cyclist
Charged With Burglary
Wife Beater Arrested
Chickens Stolen
PERSONAL
A Trademark
Westlake Park Concert
NO FAITH CURE ABOUT STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS They Cure Stomach Troubles and Indigestion Anyway, Whether You Have Faith in Them or Not
ORIGIN OF THE TERM "MISS" A Word That Triumphed Over Evil Associations
Piece of Fireproof Wood
Noino succeeds LiKe aw
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SENATOR FRYE'S HAIR CUT The Trials and Tribulations of His Visit to a Parisian Barber
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WERNER'S SPEAK EASY ANOTHER PASADENA BLIND PIG RAIDED BY POLICE THE PROPRIETOR FINED $250 The Lamanda Postoffice Entered by Thieves Who Carry Away All the Cash in Sight
LONG BEACH Fish Canning Company Objects to Buoys—Personal Notes
Santa Monica
A BUSINESS REVIVAL REPORTED BY THE RIVERSIDE ORANGE MEN Indications Promise That the Buyer Will Do the Rustling This Year. General News
Norwalk
CHINO Work Begun on a New Cheese Factory. General News
When Hall Lived a Dual Existence
VALIABLE ESTATES PROBATE OF FOREIGN WILL IS DESIRED Mercy Home Asks the Privilege of Selling a Small piece of Real Estate
QUEER PEOPLE OF AMERICA Interesting Discoveries of Odd Specimens Made in California i
THE OSCULATIONIST
SUICIDE 0E A JEWELER » E. B. CHAMBERS OF SANTA BARBARA SWALLOWS ARSENIC A Motorman Gets Off His Car, Puts Out a Fire and Cornea in Late
Santa Ana
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HEART
A Temperance Lecture- *.
M, de Rougemont'i Latest Move.
NEW YORK'S^BOHEMIA Visit to the Famous Resort of Goodfellows From All Walks of Life
TALES OF RAPID DREAMING Many Instances of Vivid Imagination in Five Minutes' Time
MEDICAL USE OF HYPNOTISM Baltimore Physician Writes a Treatise Concerning Its Value
ALL SORTS OF HEADS Shapes of the Craniums of Some of the Great Men of the Day
NOT SO SEVERE AS REPORTED What the Prison lAte of Luccheni Will Really Be
Faure's Reproof Spoiled the Party
NO CABINETS PARTICULIERS GO This Prolific Source of Immorality in SaloonfflVlust Disappear. The Mayor's Attitude Upon the Subject—Back Doors Also to Be Closed
Bow
Stray Chords
Music at the Churches
Passing of Dr. Olawson
CROSSING THE PLAINS IN '50 | Pioneer Oscar Macy's Early Days in J Los Angeles
| STOLE A TRUNK Under Pretense of Moving His Baggage From the House
SUDDEN DEATH Of W. C. Bowers Who Died From Heart Paralysis
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Mascagni's "Iris"
How Charmilon. Was Discovered
Walter Lacy's Career
"The Limit" Reached at Last
Bronson Howard on Morality
Songs of the Stage
Green Room Gosaip
Among the Dramatists
Vaudeville Notes
Personal
Coming Attractions
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'IPX J* W^>^
For Camillo Urso
Country Club Luncheon.
Junior Cotillion
Hill-Hand
Crystal Wedding
Loveday-Bly
Poinsetta Wliist Club
Haight-Haly
A Double Wedding
Farewell Reception
At Whist
Birthday Dinner
Chrysanthemum Whist Club
Taylor-Washburn
New Year's Dinner
At Dinner
Employes Hntertained
Here and There
STUDY CLUBS Art, Literature, Poetry, History and Current Events
| NEWSPAPER WOMAN'S WORK It Is Remunerative and Rarely Monotonous in Large Cities
Mrs. Russell Sage's Book
Society and Late Suppers
A Beautiful Crown
HOW HE SQUELCHED A WOMAN She Had Corrected His Pronunciation and He Took Revenge
All Our Brushes Come From Russia •
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Vanity's
WILL OVM. fiSKATORS OBEY f
▲ 9T0RV son WEAI.THBEKKBna
A TILIPIKO QUESTION AT HO MX
THE HEBHIMAC m&o mi9
DOWN THE LINE
Anecdotes of Dickens
THE HERALD'S MUSE
Will We Git More RainP
Oceanside
The Morning of the Year
Cui BoiloP
HOW ONE MAN MET DEFEAT
Thought She Was the President's Wife
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INDEX TO CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
THE TROPICO MURDER JUDGE SMITH DEFERS RULING ON CLARK'S MOTION WILL TRY JOE HUNTER FIRST After Hearing All the Evidence, He Can Rule More Justly as to Clark's New Trial
A HYPNOTIC MARRIAGE Mrs. Dunbar Will Secure a Divorce in Due Time
OFFICE CHANGES Rearrangement of Space Agreed to by Supervisors
FORMAL CHARGE PREFERRED Teresa Kerr Informed Against for the Murder of George B. King
WANTS A NEW TRIAL Embezzlement Rather Than Grand Larceny Ben Lunn's Offense
Royal Does the Proper Thing
Court Notes
CARL MILIEU SET FREE PLEASING OUTCOME OF A CASE WHICH EXCITED INTEREST Dutchman Released on Bail in Season to Sow His Grain on Palos Verdes Ranch
Civil Service Examination
A Patriotic Staff
I-nw KuBin«>«
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LIFE OF THE UNITED STATES COMMISSION TO THE PARIS EXHIBITION
A PLEA FOR THE RED MAN'S CHILD
Sensationalism in War
REMINDER OF AN OLD LOVE
THE ENGLISH WEATHER PREDICTIONS
THE INVESTOR A SWEEPING REVIEW BRADSTREET'S ESTIMATE OF LAST YEAR'S TRADJ& CONFIDENCE IN PROSPERITY Coffee Culture in Mexico—The Boom in Copper Stocks—Marine lusurance Losses
Coffee Culture in Mexico
Copper
Marine Insurance Losses
A Fine Showing
Dividends
Mortgages, $1000 and Over
Releases, $1000 and Over
Transfers, $1000 and Over
ON 'CHANGE Conditions as Shown by Transactions on Wall Street
Closing Stock 9
Bond List
Money in Bank
Silver Bullion
Imports and Exports
Treasury* Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices of Produce
Kansas City Live Stock
Local Quotations
WOULD HAVE BUT NEW COIN Fad of Western Man Due to a Singular Mishap
Zola's Changed Opinion of the English
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Page BOOKS AND THEIR MAKERS
THE MOST WONDERFUL CLOCK IN THE WORLD
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