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Los Angeles Herald, Number 141, 18 February 1899
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RIVER AND HARBOR BILL Amended by the Addition of the Nicaragua Canal Bill COMMITTEE ACCEPT THE AMENDMENT The Naval Personnel Bill Is Passed in the Senate While the House Disposes With the Sundry Civil Bill. Pensions Granted
IN THE SENATE The Naval Personnel Bill Amended and Passed
IN THE HOUSE Sundry Civil Bill Passed—Work on Naval Bill
NIGHT SESSION
A PRETTY PLAN By Which the Central Pacific Will OashUp
A Willard Memorial
Expected to Die
CANDIDATE BURNS'CAUCUS SHIP Has Struck a Snag or Run Aground—California Democrats in Hope That the Legislature Will Adjourn Without Electing a United States Senator
INDIGNANTLY PROTEST AGAINST CESSION OF ALASKAN TERRITORY Everybody Everywhere Urged to Oppose a Solution of Canadian Questions by Such Surrender
Train and Trolley Oar
Pitcairn Prosperity
Beresford at Chicago
Adjudged Insane
The Kid Arrives
Judgment Affirmed
Worse Than Gin
IKE PHILIPPINE POLICY Set Forth in Acts That Speak Louder Than Words JURISDICTION IS TO BE EXTENDED The Evident Intention Being to Secure All Refractory Filipinos to the Condition of Corpses Which Cannot Resist Benevolent Assimilation
GUERRILLA FIGHTING Shows That Filipino Assimilation Will Be Slow
The Transport Fleet
The Princeton's Trip
Soldiers Coming
Hospital Reports
A FATAL FIRE
Talk of Compromise
Home-Seekers' Tickets
Losses by Storm
Unearned Subsidies
Porter's Reception
In the Commons
Bought a Branch
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
THE DEATH OF M. f AIRE IS NOT LIKELY TO LEAD TO A COUP D'ETAT THE POLITICAL PROBABILITIES Indicate the Choice of M. Loubet to Succeed to the Office of President
Tenders of Condolence
Naming Candidates
MELINE ACCEPTS
Faure's Successor
In Senate and Chamber
Paris Comment
Tlie News at London
Praises From Reid
German Sympathy
McKinley's Message
Ooudert's Comments
At the Vatican
Loubet Nominated
In the Commons
ME REYES REBELLION NOW BIDS FAIR TO BECOME A REVOLUTION The Leader's Promise to Precipitate Impertinent Oppressors Fires the Blood of His Followers
An Injunction Asked
Shops for Stockton
Malan Tho-mas Dead
A Soldier's Death
THE POISON INQUIRY FAILS TO REVEAL FACTS OF IMPORTANCE Athletic Club Employes Evidently Desire to Implicate Cornish, and Contradict His Statements
ON THE TURF Winners of Races Run at Ingleslde and at New Orleans
At New Orleans
Sale of Stock
INGLESIDE RACES Commissions Taken by Black & Co. Ingleside Race Entries
A New York Failure
THE COIRT CONVENES TO INQUIRE INTO THE ARMY, BEEF QUESTION The Inquiry Will Be Thorough and Will Continue Till the Truth Is Known
An Electrical War
The Grip Cure Tlint Done Care
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SENATOR BULLA IS BUSY WHICH SEEMS TO KEEP HIM HOPEFUIi MILTON GREEN IS STILL SICK State legislators Labor in Passing Some Bills and. Amuse Themselves by Introducing Many
Green's Case
LEGISLATIVE WORK Some Bills Disposed of and Many More Introduced
THE LIQUOR QUESTION Agitates the Feminine Athletes of the Windy City
ABANDONED AT SEA The Crew Saved but the Ship Rossmore Will Sink
Havana Harbors
Visiting Supervisors
An Insolvency Suit
The Dawson Output
BAY STATE LAWGIVERS CROWD THE HOUSE TO HEAR M'KINLEY AN ADDRESS WAS DELIVERED But the Questions of Present Interest Are Not So Much as Mentioned
DEOWNED HIMSELF Suicide of Deputy Sheriff Treacy of San Francisco
DIED AT DINNER A Grim Incident of the Banquet at Boston
FLORIDA FREEZE Not So Deadly as Has Heretofore Been Reported
Senatorial Votes
( A Murderous Husband
Soldiers and Sailors' Mail
Fitz's Next Fight
Traveling in Thibet
Customs Collections
NERVOUS DEPRESSION.
REACHED DAWSON Alger's Reindeer Are Only a Year Behind Time
Clarke's Bric-a-Brac
•Needs Reorganizing
Nicaragua Directors
A Hawaiian Ranch
Attempted Train Wrecking
Lewis Miller Dead |
Steamers for Hawaii
Engagement Announced
Filipino Prisoners
Death of Father Judge
A Smelter Deal
Worse Than Death
Shoe House Assigns
Railroad. Shops Burned
Has Other Business
Assets Small
Negroes at Pana
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H'KINLEY IN BOSTON
AMENDED QUERIES
FRENCH REPUBLIC IN DANGER
RAILROAD AND COMMISSION
O § DOWN THE LINE I 8 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCft
WHITE SLAVES IN HUNGARY
South African Schoastic Humors
Perfume for 9is Pudding
Envied of His Class |
Human Nature
Pot and Kettle
Sturdy
Horrible
CHICAGO'S GREED FOR FAME
IN THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE
Birds and Bills
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INDEX 10 CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
HANK BROWN IS DEAD Prominent '49er Who Was Immortalized by Mark Twain
SENATOR CLARK IS HERE With High Political Honors He Visits His Mother Talks of His Sugar and Railroad Interests in Southern California and Arizona, of the Copper Combination and the Philippine Question
JOE AND HIS FRIENDS They Rally to the Support of Mr. Naegle
fILL TO OVERFLOWING THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE HEAR EVANGELIST MOODY Hundreds Turned Away From the Church—Meetings Tomorrow In , Hazard's Pavilion
Ninth. Ward Improvement
BUSINESS MEN SPEAK IN FAVOR OF NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING DAVIS ON MANUAL TRAINING The Schools of Los Angeles Behind the Times in This Particular—Improvements Discussed
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FOUR DAYS OF HIDING SEES THE CHAMPION NINE MIXES AHEAD WHEELS ARE GETTING WOBBLY The Men Begin to Show the Usual Signs of Insanity as They Pedal Along
BRYAN'S CRITICISM Not Half So Severe as President McKinley's
MISSED 9 DAYS IN 10 YEARS Few Have Bicycle Record Like Philip Young's of New Jersey
Suicide and Accident
Discussing Samoa
A Purs© Hung Up
Charges of Fraud
Bought a Horse
Anxious to Sell
Receiver in Charge
PEOPLE OE PASADENA SAY SIMPSON HAS BUG HIS POLITICAL GRAVE SHAKESPEARE CLUB LADIES Start a Movement for a State Federation of Women's Clubs—Social and Personal
NOW IT'S A BALLOON CLUB Poor, Excitable Paris Grew Weary and Had to Have a New Sensation
An Earl's Gift From the Crown
Correct Stationery
Explaining It
His Sense of Humor
Major Whipple's Mission
Capt-aim Sturke Dead
The Best of Luck
KUBOTO STILL PURSUES HER Lovesick Jap Wants His Chimerical Mary
Struck Over the Eye
RECTOR EVANS' SMOKER Ambrosial Mixture Used That Was Compounded by the Rector
Gay Old Harvard Graduate
Pretty Near Right
Needed a Reminder
A Broken Record
Make Your Weather
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TERESA KERR ACQUITTED A Notable Day in Court and Its Sensational Incidents MASTERLY PLEA BY fRANK E. DAVIS Verdict Greeted With Applause, Notwithstanding Warnings From the Bench—Congratulations Pour in Upon the Young Defendant
CONTESTED WILL CASE Judge Campbell Sitting in Trial of the Reynolds Contest
A MIXED DIVORCE CASE Countercharges of Adultery Preferred by Her Husband
HEAVY REVENUE BILL Transaction Calling for $2500 in Revenue Stamps
Bankers' Alliance Sued
Court Notes
THE FANTAN PLAYERS Their Safe Broken Into but the Desired Evidence Not Found
{ TALKS WITH TRAVELERS f * +
RAILROAD NEWS Notes and Personals From tlie Local , Railroad Offices
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE Will Not Re Restricted to the Regular School
INVITATION SENT M'KINLEY To Attend the 'National Educational Convention
HELDMAIER COMING HERE Senior Member of the Harbor Firm to Arrive Monday
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JEALOUSY THE CAUSE FHE MURDER DELIBERATELY PLANNED The Verdict of the Coroner's Jury on the Suicide-—His Victim Is Improving
SANTA ANA A Smooth Fakir Allowed to Leave Town—Notes
SANTA BARBARA Standard Oil Company Leases Land at Summarland
FTXLLERTON Growers of Walnuts Get Good Prices for the Crop
POMONA Oranges Escape Harm but Lemons Are Badly Damag-ed
SOLDIERS' HOME The Veterans to Parade on Washington's Birthday
A Miner Found Dead
Butchers Have Trouble
I Stole a Bale of Hay-
Fernando
Hi t by an Engine
Marriage Licenses
Undelivered Telegrams
Vankoo Investment in Cubfi
THE PUBLIC PULSE
The Library Folly
THE MARKET BASKET
RALSTON PHYSICAL CULTURE State Contest Won Last Night by Wm. H. Esdor
Duke Wellington's Wrist Broken
A Hissing Man
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THE INVESTOR BUSINESS EDUCATION THE TRAINING REQUIRED FOR A SUCCESSFUL MAN CONNECTICUT TOBACCO CROP Outlook for Indigo—British. Pig Iron Exports Declining—Pine Lumber Consolidation
Connecticut Tobacco
The Outlook for Indigo
British Pig Iron Exports Declining
Pine Lumber Consolidation
Dividends
Incorporations
Mortgages, $1000 and Over
Releases, $1000 and Over
Transfers, $1000 and Over
ON 'CHANGE Conditions as Shown by Transactions on Wall Street
Closing Stocks
Bradstreet's Report
Dun & Co.'b Report
Bank Clearings
Silver Bullion
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices of Produce
Dried Fruit Prices
Local Quotations
Evwry Sunday
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BYRAM'SHATEOFSMELL WESTERN FERTILIZING CO.'S WORKS AT GLENDALE A NUISANCE TO BE ABATED Complains to Board of Public Works and Will Also Appeal to the Grand Jury
IN A DILEMMA How to Lower the Tracks and Fix One Block on Broadway the Question
The West Against the East
Two New Oases
Fire Chief Moves His Office
The Sewer Committee
Final Ordinances
Stationery Bid Recommended
PEAKS OF INDIA AND JAPAN Paper Bead at the Friday Morning Club
OLD GLORY WAVES Interesting Flag Raising at Sentous School Building
After the Chinamen (
Work on the Harbor Jubilee
Colonial Te.a
(Bethel's New Charge
A Cruel Darling
New B'nai B'rith Lodge
Change of Quarters
JOTTINGS
Oar Home Brew.
DIED
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