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Los Angeles Herald, Number 38, 7 November 1899
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PROCLAMATION Of SIEYN Calling Free State Boers to Aid the Transvaal HE DESIRED TO AVOID THE CONFLICT But British Aggression Left War as the Only Alternative of National Extinction for Both the Republics of South Africa
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
ADVANCING ON AOIINALDO Hoping to Capture Him and His Whole Army A GREAT CAMPAIGN TO BEGIN TODAY Natives of Negros Lead the Van in the Establishment of Autonomous Government of the Filipinos. Officers Elected and Sworn In
Advices From Otis
The Town Taken
< AN ELECTION HEIO Negros Natives Establish an Autono* mous Government
MORGAN'S IDEAS – i Of the Proper Course for Congress to Pursue
Troops En Route
Soldiers Welcomed
A BREACH IN "SAD SEA WAVES" Rival Advance Agents for the Company Come to Blows
TRIBAL TROUBLES Cherokee Elections May Yet Result in Bloodshed
Trouble Expected
The German. Navy
An Elevator Accident
An English Election
Departing Chinese
Chinese Immigrants
VICTORY WON AT LAST MOVES INVENTOR HOLLAND TO TEAKS SUBMARINE TORPEDO TRIED And Demonstration Given That America Has a New and Unique Killing Machine
JAPANESE FEELING Roused by Continued Encroachments of Russia
DEWEY IN NEW YORK At Once Recognized and Saluted by the Crowd
HELD ON SUSPICION An Arizona Cattle Buyer Suspected of Fraud
JUMPED THE TRACK Engineer Haskell Caught and Crushed to Death
ON THE TURF Results at Tanforan Park and in tlie East
At Aqueduct
At Chicago
At Newport
British Racing
Wants the Reward
A Mining Deal
Esterhazy in Jail
Illegal Salmon Fishing
Glue Factory Explosion
Bids on County Bonds
A German Sensation
A Franchise Secured
SECOND-HAND STAMPS MADE TO DO DUTY AFTER A GOOD WASH Ten Per Cent of the Stamps Used by Wall Street Said to Be Cancelled
DETAILS GUABDED But Samoan Question Is Said to Be Settled
Getting Together
HOME FROM HAWAII Steamer Doric Brings News From the Islands
SCHOFIELD'SVIEWS On Affairs in Hawaii and the Samoan Islands
COLOMBIA'S WAR An Insurgent Steamer Sunk With Heavy Loss
A Carter Contract Case
Negro Gamblers Raided
Bad Bankers on Trial
A Royal Marriage
A City Fight
Franco-Chinese Deals
A Chicago Robbery-
Trainmen Killed
Honor to Schley
A Cargo of Silk
, HEADACHE VANQUISHED INSTANTLY
Defense of a Town
Stores at Colenso
Official Ignorance
Watching the Enemy
Needs Confirmation
War Funds
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A BATTLE 0T BALLOTS TO CALL OUT THE VOTERS IN TWELVE STATES UNLESS UNEXPECTED HAPPENS There Will Be Scenes of Disorder in Section* Where Contest Is Specially Bitter I Washington, Nov. 6.—The weather bureau issue* the following election day forecasts:
KENTUCKY No Reason Seen bo Expect an Orderly Election
Preparing for Trouble
Election Supplies
Arms for an. Army
IN OHIO i Of Six Candidates Three Are Sure of Election
Closing Arguments
Hanna's Hope
McKlnley's Vote
IN NEW YORK
IN lOWA Dissatisfied Republicans May Defeat the Ticket
NEBRASKA A Big Vote Certain With Results In Doubt
NEW JERSEY •epublicans Express Confidence—With Qualifications
SOUTH DAKOTA Republicans Counting on Ten Thousand Majority
PENNSYLVANIA No Doubt of Continuance of Machine Rule
LOUISIANA *£ The Canvass Bitter—Both Parties Express Confidence
VIRGINIA Not Even Scraps Left for the Republicans .
MARYLAND Both Parties Inclined to Make Extravagant Claims
MASSACHUSETTS Democrats Hope to Cut Down the Republican Majority
IN KANSAS Choice of County Officers Excites But Little Interest
THE SUESSER CASE Testimony Closed and Argument Will Begin Today
A Railroad Franchise
Everybody OTab
TO WIPE OUT A DEBT CATHOLIC FAIB FOR THE SACBED HEART CHURCH Large Attendance and Enjoyable Proi gram at Turnverein Hall—The Booths and the Sellers »
REED'S SUCCESSOR Amos L. Allen Sent to Congress From Maine
CONVICTED MINERS Sentenced to Twenty-two Months in Prison
BED CROSS WORK Report Read at the Board of Managers' Meeting
SUPREME COURT Decides Two Civil Case 3 of Some Local Interest
HOBAR/T'S CONDITION Holding His Own Though Recovery Is Impossible
A National Clebration
Will Require Reports
Census Bureau Candidates
Testing the Horton Law
A Big Timber Deal
Coast Defenses
A Football Funeral
A San Jose Pioneer
In the Ring
AT THE THEATER
An Actor's Woes
The Navy Yard Strike
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A PREACHER'S "SYMPATHY"
THE OPEN DOOR IN TRADE
BRITISH VERSUS BOEBS
LIQUID AIR
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
ANIMAL FARMING THE THING
What Shall' Ike Harvest Be? i
EARLY CALIFORNIANS Interesting Papers Read at the Historical Society
Ignored and Honored
WOMAN'S PRESS CLUB
MOTHER OF TRUSTS
Howard League Meeting
A New Record
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INDEX ro CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
CITY NEWS IN BRIEP
RAILWAY NOTES
NOT ANTI-BRITISH An Expression of Sympathy for the Boers Fails
Marriage Licenses
Miss Norton and the Buggy
THE POLICE COMMISSION Mayor and Council Entangled in a Legal Web HUGHES PERSUADED TO WITHDRAW • The Council Appoint* a New Commission Which the Mayor Refuses to Recognize—Strategy of Both Sides
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS All Kinds of Grist Run Through the Councilmanic Mill
Storm Water Drainage
Olivera Street Improvements
To Divert Storm Water
Pritchard Street Sewer
Animals That Are Missing*
Their Golden Wedding
THI hose tight again MAJORITY AND MINORITY REFORTS ON THE AWARD CHARGES OF DOUBLE DEALING Council Sustains the Decision of the Joint Committee—Claims Made by Disgruntled Agents
THAT EXTRA SESSION The Push Expect It Will Be Called Soon
Vital Statistics
Revival Services
Ail Indian Miscreant
Mrs. Gray Back
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THE PASADENA BUDGET STORIES TOLD BY RETURNING GOLD HUNTERS THE GRAY-COLLINS WEDDING North Pasadena Sanitary Board Orders Saloons Closed—Personal Notes and News Brevities
GOLDSFFKERS RETURN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIANS BACK FROM CAPE NOME They Brought No Treasure But Have Taken Up Some Valuable Claims
UNIVERSITY NOTES
THE SHIRLEY QUEEN Los Angeles Capital Rewarded in a Mining Venture
"Shorty" Welsh's Hospitality
BOBBY'S FALSE ALARM A HATPIN STABBING CASE THAT CAME TO NAUGHT SPANISH BEAUTY ON WARPATH Jabbed Juvenile Hubby, Pin Broke; He Had Cold Peet and Painted on the Sidewalk
A WARM RECEPTION Extended to Rev. C. T. Wilson at Santa Monica Friday
MR. REED'S MONEY He Thought It Stolen But He Had Only Mislaid It
Hill on Meteors
FITZGERALD MURPHY HERE He Comes in to Herald the "Sad Sea Waves'' Company
PERSONAL
AT THE HOTELS
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THE NEWS Of ARIZONA LATE ACCOUNTS OP THE PREVAILING MINING BOOM SUPREME COURT DECISIONS Encouraging Prospect for Water Storage—Hunting Wildcats by Telephone
AT KINGMAN Stockton Hill Shows Activity—Death of "Will" Blakely
CRIMINAL LIBEL Two Editors Furnish the Latest Orange County Sensation
IDA WYATT IN TOWN The Well-Known Young Actress Arrives From Alaska
CITY WON THE CASE RIVERSIDE MAN'S PROPERTY HURT BY IMPROVEMENTS Oranges Are Coloring Fast and Shippers Are Preparing for Holiday Shipments
RICHARDSON GOT $400. Ad other Phase of the Times-Index Troubles
BAPTIST COLLEGE OIL WELLS Derricks Spring Up as Past as lien and Money Can Build Them
Stolen Watches
FINANCE AND TRADE
Closing Stocks
Bond List
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices of Procfhce
The Metal Market
Visible Grain.
Dried. Fruit Prices
California Fruit Sales
Petroleum
THE LONDON MARKET Money Rates Promise to Be Higher, But Not Mucli
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW Mortgages, $1000 and Over
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A MARITAL TANGLE 2)1 VOUCHEES NEED NOT WAIT FOB THE YEAR LIMIT THE CURIOUS ROSE DIVORCE A Very Important Ruling by Judge Fitzgerald in a Most Complicated Case
THE ORDINANCE INVALID The Pellissler Laundry Case Will Now Fall
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY CASE Further Efforts Made to Enjoin the Association
ACCUSED OF ARSON Neuman, the Sprinter, Brought to Trial in Department One
OIL LAND DECISION Judge Ross' Opinion in Coalinga Land Suit
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Santa Suzana School Bonds Ready for Delivery
OLIVE GROWERS WANT HIM Chamber of Commerce Receives Calls for Professor Hayne
AZUSA BUYS WATERWORKS That City to Hold a Bond Election Very Scon
Power
MINISTERS' MEETINGS DISCUSSIONS AT THE KEGTTLAB MONDAY GATHERINGS DORLAND ON DIVORCE LAWS Ministers Unconsciously Assist Contracting Parties to Break the Law—Day on Debs
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CONDITIONS IN PHILIPPINES Captain Wolff of the Fourth Infantry Here on Sick Leave
THE GOVERNOR NOT HERE His Friends Expect Him, However, Any Day-
Gave a Five-Dollar Piece for a Nickel
Man and Woman Fought
IN Tilt OIL FIfLDS CONTINUED ACTIVITY IN THE LOCAL WESTERN TERRITORY Wells Breaking Over the Park Limitation—Hunting for an Extension. Through the State ,
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Widening Its Scope Discussed by the Board of Education
THE POLICE COURT
JOTTINGS
DEATHS
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