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Los Angeles Herald, Number 278, 5 July 1899
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•—^— I**ii i >MJ. in HP bp .# " ——- THE PATRIOTISM Of AMERICAN tIMNS Shown by the Manner in Which Independence Day Was Observed
A CYCLIST SHOT • Sought a Lodging and Discharged a . . Trap Gun
IN THE WEST Successful Celebrations in Most of the Coast Towns Snn Franoicprt Tnlw A __S«. m
IN GEORGIA A Characteristic Address by Colonel Bryan
AT MANILA American "Fiesta" Celebrated by All Nationalities
IN FOREIGN LANDS Enthusiasm Shown by Americans Now Visiting Europe
At Paris
At Plymouth
In Bohemia
At Havana
PRATT DIDN'T PROMISE TO GIVE INDEPENDENCE TO THE FILIPINOS FOREMAN IS SUED FOR LIBEL An Injunction Issued Stopping Publication of ChaVges Against the Consul at Hong Kong
Pratt Is Aggrassive
HOMEWARD BOUND California Volunteers at Negros Now Taking Ship
Officers Ordered Home
Recruiting Begun
Afairs at Manila
Affairs at Santiago
Closed in a Tumult
CLIENT AND COUNSEL GO OVER THE DETAILS OF THE DREYFUS CASE MAITRE LABORI IS HOPEFUL The French Cabinet Still in Existence and Parliament Has Adjoruned for Vacation
The Count Can Scold
In the Deputies
A Girl in. the Case Plnnlnno fl T 1111 • A In pfinnenHnn with
Murder and Suicide
NO FOOD NOR SHELTER TEXAS FLOOD SUFFERERS ASK FOR AID HUNDREDS LEFT HOMELESS Starvation Inevitable Unless Food Is Sent at Once—Mayors of Texas Towns Appealed To
Rivers Rising |1 Tin 11 a« Tp* -7u! v 4—A bulletin from 1
Another Disaster
~. TIRED OF TURMOIL i Belgium Government Party Anxious for Conciliation
ABOUT THE STATE
Consul at Apia
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
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FOURTH OF JULY SPORT r~- BIG onawv AND GOOD RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD TWO RICH STAKES TO RUN FOR The Realization Won by Ethelbert and the Independence Steeplechase by Dr. Cattlett
At St. Louis
'At Buffalo
At Hawthorne
A.t Harlen
British Racing
ON THE DIAMOND Results of Games Played by National League Clubs
At New Tork
At Philadelphia
At Pittsburg
At Cincinnati
No Games—Rain
State lieague Games
ON THE WHEEL Pullman Road Race Was Run in the Mud
Paced by Motors
ALL 'ROUND ATHLETES Powers of Vermont Makes Highest Score
A COAST CHAMPION O. P. Whitney Proves His Skill With the Bacquet
ARE THEY AMATEURS? Harvard Athletes Barred From the English Events
The Men Will Go
ON THE LINKS Damp, Poor Weather for Golf at Chicago
The Henley Races
British Cricket Games
Miles at Mansfield
Disorder at Antwerp
EDUCATIONAL METHODS AS ADOPTED BY COLLEGES IN AMEBIC A The Commercial Courses Added to the Curriculum Attracting Attention of British Observers
Officers in Pursuit
A New Jersey Fire
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WE SOON SHALL KNOW
THE PROPHETIC LINCOLN
SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY QUESTION
EDITORIAL OPINION Alger's Belated Discovery
No Easy Job for John Bull
An Authoritative Opinion
Democrarcy in the Reichstag
More Benevolent Assimilation
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
VOOOOOOOOOO^OOQOOOOO' § DOWN THE LINE OOO^OOOOOOOOgQOOOOOO
GOLF'S ONWARD MARCH
Picric Acid Found the Thief
Ood Bless Out Home
LOVE AND DEATH
THE PUBLIC PULSE
The Miners' Union of Butte
Patriots and Betrayers
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IHDEX 10 CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Receiving Hospital Cases
Pine Tree State Picnic
Fourth Fires
Exploded Firearms
THEY DID vMT RUN COURSING EPF BOTH ALLY ENDED ▲T AGRICULTURAL PARK ! THE MAYOR ON THE GROUND And Turns a Deaf Ear to the Enr treaties of the Coursing Men
A EEW BEAT BOGEY A GOOD DAY'S GOLF AT SANTA MONICA Hugh May Captured the Men's Honors and Mrs. Upham Humiliated the Colonel
HYDROGRAPHER NEWELL Promises an Interesting Lecture Tonight
LOS ANGELES WINS A BASEBALL VICTORY CREDITED AT LAST The Local Team Redeems Its Reputation—San Bernardino Pulls Out Victorious With San Diego
Notes of the Diamond
San Berdoons Pull Out
PERSONAL
TWENTY THOUSAND ESTIMATED NUMBER OF N. E. A. DELEGATES COMING Secretary Shepard Does Some Calculating—The Work of the Committees
A Russian Mine Horror
THE CATHOLIC PICNIC BISHOP MONTGOMERY ON "AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP" A Warning Note Concerning the Evils of the Trusts—ls Opposed to Expansion
Firecrackers the Cause
Two Fire Alarms
Judge S'mith's Barn Burned
DAMAGE BY BOMBS PREMATURE EXPLOSIONS BURN" AND LACERATE v Fourth) of July Celebrants WhoM Patriotism Craved Noisy Firecrackers
Lugo's Tempestuous Fourth
To Dine the Board
Newman Still Alive
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fOR INJUNCTIONS ,10 STOP THE WORK OF TICXXT SCALPERS 01 1 " BAD WRECK ON RIO GRANDE A Broken Rail Ditches Three Cars and Injures Nine Passengers, None Very Seriously
A Railroad Wreck
A SEMINARY FIRE The Curtner School at Irvington Is Burned
PRINCE AND KAISER Bismarck and the Emperor Discuss Canal Plans
Chess Players
A Fire at Reno
Newark Heard From
•A. Coal Combine
Counterfeiters Caught
Shot His Brother
THE GRAVE OF (iROTIUS DECORATED BY AMERICANS AT THE HAGUE Delegates to the Peace Conference Pay Honor to a Famous Promoter of Peace
CUBAN DEATH ROLL No Mention Made cf Yellow Fever j Cases
Numerous Hold-Ups
The Finnish Protests
An Anti-Trust Case
Marine News
SANTA ANITA MEXICANS PRO VXDS ANOTHER CASE FOR THE COURTS ' ED LOPEZ LIES IN THE MORGUE Frank Duarte Lies in Jail With a Charge of Murder Pending Against Him
SUBURBAN SALOON'S
A NEW TUNA RECORD Moorhouse's Fish Weighed Two Hundred and Fifty Pounds
TEN THOUSAND VISITORS How Loug Beach Celebrated the Fourth
The Granite Is Good
A Memphis Fire
A Fatal Fall
Stopped the Chimes
The National Circuit
A Motor Match
An Offer Accepted
Arrived From Havana
AN IMPROVED ENGINE DEEMED WORTHY INSPECTION BY EXPERTS As Usual the Inventor Believes He Is Going to Revolutionise Present Methods
Not Yet Arrested
No Plague Aboard
A Pioneer Gone
A Solution in Sight
London Government Bill
THE DUTY OF MQTHERis. Daughters Should bo Carefully Guided in Early Womanhood.
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The Clopious
AT HAZARD'S PAVILION A Pine Program Enjoyed by a Small Audience
; AT CENTRAL PARK . | The United States* Inheritance and f | the Filipinos' Independence
AT WES TLA KE PARK A Slim Crowd Attracted by the Pleasing Exercises
; AT EAST SIDE PARK > Patriotic Exercises in a Most Picturesque Spot
AT HOLLEiNBECK PARK Many Children Listen to Words o( Patriotic Exercises
THE EVENING PROGRAM Fireworks Good but the Naval Battle a Farce
EIGHT THOUSAND VISITORS One of the Biggest Days Terminal Has Had
REPORTS EOR JUNE SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY AFFAIRS FOR THE PAST MONTH Getting a Girl for the Fourth of July Celebration by a New and Original Method
HOTEL ARRIVALS
THE BIG ROAD RACE OVER A HUNDRED STARTEBS FOR SANTA MONICA PHILLIPS AND MUFF WIN Seventy-Four Riders Crossed the Tape. Few Casualties Reported—Good Time Made
A GOOD PROGRAM Revival of Interest in Cycling—Some Cloaely-Con tested Events
A WAVE MOTOR ! Advance in Grain Rates at Santa 1 i • Barbara
GAMBLING AND DRINKING PRINCIPAL OCCUPATIONS AT SAN ROQUE PLACERS Fourth at San Diego—Mrs. Craine Committed to the State Hospital—News Notes
FOURTH BY THE SEA The Day Fittingly Observed at Santa Monica
Coast Shipping
A Huge Deficit
Spanish Blowing
JOTTINGS
Onr Home Brew OL Invar ffaok frnm ttialll
BORN I
Pino I
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