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Los Angeles Herald, Number 37, 6 November 1899
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ROBJiS MAKES A REPORT On Treasury Operations for the Fiscal Year A NOTABLE ACTIVITY IN CURRENCY Prosperity Has Been So Great That Government Notes Were Not Allowed to Accumulate—The Use of Gold Is Increasing
CANADA'S REASON For Yielding Some Territorial Claims in Alaska
THE NEW EDUCATION Will Embrace Some Knowledge of the Spanish
A Boundary Case
Wheelmen at Paris
HELEN GOULD PLEADS FOR INFLUENCE TO BE USEE AGAINST ROBERTS Men Interested Asked to Circulate Petitions and to Write Letters to Congressmen
Imperial Visits
Lost Her Job
Significant Questions
Miners Buried
Alfonso's First Speech
On the Wheel
Jute Mill Resumes
Stockton Coursing
COEUR D'ALENE CASES END .IN CONVICTION OF TEN MINERS DECISION WILL BE APPEALED Thirty of the Alleged Rioters Are Still Confined in the Stockade at Wardner
A Half-breed Brawl
A Suicide Identified
Assorted Crimes
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
A Lonely Webfoot
A Samoan Deadlock
SHARKEY PERSISTENT IN" HIS DEMAND FOR A MATCH WITH JEFFRIES The Champion May Consent But Roth Must Bo Much Getting Well Before Fighting
WILL NOT RECOVER Dr. Newton Talks of Vice-President Hobart's Case
Peruvian Insurgents Routed
Riotous Miners
Harrison Reaches Home
Rural Delivery
WORD BY THE PIGEON POST Somewhat Relieves Anxiety of the British FAITIt FELT IN ABILITY OF BULLER When AH Europe Rings With Denunciation of England Even Such Sympathy as the United States Offers Is Accepted With Gratitude
By Pigeon Post
Under Buller's Orders
Unconfirmed Reports
An Attack Expected
At Beater's Hill
Firing on Mafeking
A Humane Weapon
Before Colenso
More Annexation
Not Confirmed
A Gun Dismounted
Left for Nawapoort
Watching the Ships
Still Counting Casualties
A Transport Arrives
Stevens* Description
Britons Embark
Confidence in White
Rumored Surrender
Belgian Reports
Very Much Delayed
A British. Sortie
A Basuto Uprising
Trains Stopped
French Foolishness 1
Dewey in New York
Death's Doings
Tlie Motor Combine
A Tinplate Company
AN ADVANCE IN fORCE BY TROOFS UNDER COMMAND OF GEN. WHEATON DESTINATION IS DAGUPAN No One Anticipates That tho Filipinos Will Make Many More Hard Fights
Home Via Guam
Niblack's Conclusions
At the Presidio
A Town Taken
St. Paul Passengers
Mr. Hobart's Condition
Castro at Cabello
POLITICAL PROPHETS GIVING OUT ESTIMATES OF TUESDAY'S VOTE OHIO SEEMS MOST IN DOUBT Because Leaders of Both Parties Ar« Most Positive in Claiming Certainty of Success
Boutelle's Message
In Kentucky
Croker's Claims
In Pennsylvania
Operation Killed Him
The Body Recovered
DOLE IN A QUANDARY OVER BRITISH CLAIMS ON THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS INFORMATION IS REQUESTED Collector General of Cusboni3 Also Troubled by Contradictory Decisions and Proclamations
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE ORGANIZING FOB WORK IN VENTURA Threshers Report Good Crops of Beans and Barley—County Taxes Coming in Lively
MARCONI'S SYSTEM Will Not Be Used by the Signal Service Men
Overdue But Safe
HALF A MILLION LOSS CAUSED BT MIDNIG&T FIRE AT KANSAS CITY HALF A BLOCK BURNED OVER The Worst Blaze That Ever Visited the Up-fcown Business District, Heavy Insurance Carried
PRAISES AMERICAN SOLDIERS A Japanese Paper Pays Our Volunteers a Tribute
CAUSES ELECTRICAL STORMS Increased Moisture in the Air Produces Lightning
Tired of Sickness
THE APACHE OUTBREAK COLORED TROOPS GAVE INDIANS CAUSE FOR COMPLAINT Molybdenum, a Rare Metal, Has Been Discovered in Arizona Recently
THE HARDEST ACROBATIC FEAT Only Three Men Have Ever Turned ft Triple Somersault
To Core a Cold In One Day
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DOINGS AT WASHINGTON POSSIBLY VEXATIOUS QUESTION 07 PRECEDENCE A GAY SEASON NEXT WINTER No Progress Hade in Settling for tho Lynched Italians—lrrigation. Problems
I CO VINA Real Eatate Movement—Preparing to Ship Oranges
| A BAD GANG CAUGHT STOLE ALL THE BRASS THAT WAS INSIGHT In San Bernardino—Depredations TUat Cover Several Months and Thousands of Dollars
GOSSIP OF GOTIHM SPREAD OF MORPHINISM AMONG PHYSICIANS BARFUCK WON $21,000 AT FARO Permanent Dewey Arch to Be Erected. Ml3s Lilian Russell's Naughty Double
Bismarck's Enormous Appetite
A Snail Race
Electricity in Glassmaking
fORTUNE'SLATESTLURE CAPE NOME PI/ACE It DIGGINGS THE LATEST CRAZE ANGLENOS ARE LAYING PLANS Fortunes Being Made Out of the Beach. San.is—A Quarter of a Million 2} o liars Shipped by Steamer
AT THE SOLDIERS' HOME. ! LiTely Shake-up in tho Quartermaster's Department
Gladstone's Keoord With the Boers
Labori Suffering' From His Wound
Socialist Labor Party
ENGLISH SECOND THOUGHT
EDITORIAL OPINTON McKinley's Idea of a Small Army
Where Hanna Slipped a Cog
Changing the Executive Mind
Playing a Losing Game
Competition Frowned Down
THE SOCIAL CONSCIENCE
An Enterprising Journalist
THE PUBLIC PULSE
"The Percentage of Capital"
No Cause for Congratulation
Illegibly Addressed
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INDEX re CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHEB
''-bXTX;VEWS IN bhxep
PERSONAL
AT THE HOTELS
Moreno's Knife Was Dull
A Burglar and His Spoils
Are Suspected
THE GROWING PROBLEM Discussed by "Disturber of the Peace" Debs THE NOBLE ASPIRATIONS Of LABOR The World the Equal Heritage of All Men—The March of Industry—Servitude of the Competitive System
CLERICAL VIEWS Rev. Day and Bishop Montgomery on Economic Questions
EVENING MEETING Grand Reception to Mr. Debs at Elks' Hall
AT THE THEATER
SACRED HEART FAIR Proceeds to Liquidate a Heavy Church Debt
Tliey Saw the Yacht Race by Bicycle
Lives on His Grave Money
Back in the Toils
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THE PASADENA BUDGET LAMANBA SANITARY BOARD IS ORGANIZED SALOONS ORDERED CLOSED The Real Fight to Begin "Within the Week—Personal Notes and News Brevities
ENGLAND HAS NO BIRTHDAY The"Only Country 5n the World Without a National Holiday
CROPS THAT PAV WELL FABULOUS RETURNS FROM SOME «lICH SPOTS OF EARTH The Olive Orchards of Italy and Cocoa Raising in Samoa Are Good Investments
WANT THE JEFF DAVIS HOUSE A Movement to Turn Beauvoir Into a Confederate Soldiers' Home
The Pops'e Rccius
I CITY PULPITS j
THE MONGOLIAN RACE Indications That the Chinese May Yet Overrun Civilized Lands
OLD ENGLAND'S FORCES SUPREME AS A NAVAL POWER BUT LACKS SOLDIERS Her Army Much Smaller Than That of Russia, Germany, France or Austria
TOD SLOAN OK FRENCH RACING Honesty of the Turf In Paris and Inferiority of Horses to the British
Woman's Strong Left Arm
Blue Roses Growing Wild
The Average Englishman
No Cabinet Meeting Records
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A GROUP OF GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES.
A Buried British Ffaa.
JVMH9 CAESAR'S NAVY.
Enofand's Oldest fldmiraf.
SMALL ITEMS OF INTEREST.
San Francisco tie Mafabon After Evacuation.
A Reoaf Ale Aug.
How tfie Nuouenots Grow Sweet Lavender.
A Warfife Neofiew of Kruger.
A Precious Handfuf.
A Man Ufio Gummed With Whitman.
The Gordon Pencif.
The /lemoriaf of st. Privat.
WHITKS HER COMPLAINTS.
The Boer at His Best
n a Hurricane's Traclt
Sports of the Day
Northern Games
I THE TURF
YACHTING
GOLF
THE WHEEL
ON THE GRIDIRON
THE RING
SHOOTING
Progress in Getting Acquainted
JOTTINGS
DEATHS
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