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Los Angeles Herald, Number 47, 16 November 1899
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THE FIRST STEP IS TAKEN i Toward Solution of the Flood Water Problem H ————— A UNANIMOUS AGREEMENT REACHED Despite the Efforts of Corporation Attorneys Who Seemed Desirous of Making a Catspaw of the Assembly of Water Delegates
Corporation Work
MO LINE TJX JURORS Are Not to Be Allowed to Be Browbeaten
WILLIAM DURFEE DEAD The First Man to Propose Arming the Negro
GAGE WILL BUY BONDS THUS RELIEVING THE MONEY MARKET Market Rates Offered for 5s of 1904 a lid 4s of 1907 Till November 30
HASWELL DEAD A Veteran Clerk of the State Department
THE SICK LIST Vice President Hobart Improving. Hayward Failing
The Yaqui War
Another Craven Case
Roberts Won't Resign
A Sexton's Death
HEPBURN'S FIRST BILL TO CALL FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE CANAL PROMPT ACTION IS EXPECTED I * * lowa Representative Gives His Views of Some Questions Waiting Action by Congress
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
MRS. STANFORD'S STOCK Added to the Pile Controlled by Collis Huntington
A Chinese Outrage
ANCIENT IRRIGATION WHICH ONCE MADE A GARDEN OF PERU Senor Estacia's Ancient Works Which Decayed Under the Regime of the Spaniard
Indians at Peace
A Lamp Exploded
AN ADVANCE FROM ILOILO Is Practically Prevented by the Depth of Mud AGUINALDO'S CAMPAIGN METHODS Indicate Careful Study of the Tactics Pursued by a Certain George Washington Under Somewhat Similar Circumstances—Latest List of Casualties
Casualty List
Funs ton's Departure
Strict Censorship
An Official Outgiving
Spanish Prisoners
Transports Ready
Troops on Trains
A Transport's Trip
Back From Manila
Captain Harris Dead
HEAVY RAINS Are Still Oonflned to the Northern Sections
CHINESE BRIGANDS Attempt to Extort Ransom by Horrid Means
GOEBEL'S HOPES Renewed by a Decision of the Court of Appeals
A Railroad Lease
BRITISH TROOPSHIPS RAILING FROM CAPETOWN TO DURBAN ENOUGH ARE ALREADY LANDED To Carry Into Effect Buller's Plans for the Belief of White at Ladysmith
The Only War News
By Slow Freight
SPECULATION Regarding the Reported Assault of Lady smith
AT MAFEKINO The Boer Bombardment Said to Be Ineffective
COMPLICATIONS The Proverbial Cloud Is Discovered in Kushk
Carried Afoot
Troops and Transports
A Boer Attack
Thursday's Report
Providing War Funds
Only a Rumor
Methun Moves North
A Steamer on Fire
The King's Daughters
A Wheel Mile
THE KNIGHTS Of LABOR LISTEN TO REPORTS OF MASTER WORKMAN LABOR'S PROGRAM OUTLINED Encroachment of the Trust and th» Policy of Imperialism Will Be Bitterly Opposed
A Slump in Tin
MUNICIPAL LEAGUERS BEGIN THE ANNUAL MEETING AT COLUMBUS ■' ■ THE OFFICIAL REPORTS READ Dr. Wilcox of Michigan Points Out the Three Giant Evils in City Government
CANAL CRAZY Attention Should Be Concentrated on the Isthmus
Stockton's Arson Case
A Sailor's Welcome
Will Race Columbia
AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS BREAK THE RECORD FOR GOOD BEHAVIOR Political Gossip From the Orient—Re. ported Gold Finds in Japan. Russian Aggression
THE QUEEN'S VISIT Cause for a Great Demonstration at Bristol
BRAZIL'S FOURTH Celebration, of the Beginning of the « Republic
WILL BUY BONDS The Government Will Relieve the Financial Stringency
A Missouri Duel
Claims Belf-Defense
Jealousy and Murder
Plague at Oporto
BBCTJRE A CURB
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THE NATIONAL GRANGE BEGINS ITS THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL SESSION MANY STATES REPRESENTED Grand Master Jones Blocks Out the Work He Hopes to See Dis. posed Of
CHINESE MISS lON ABIES # Grossly Maltreated in the Interior Provinces
JONES IS CERTAIN That Bryan Will Bo tho Democratic N xninee
JOBBERS AT ST. LOUIS ARB INDORSED BY THE COAST RETAILERS More Testimony Is Taken Regarding the Methods Used to Choke Oil Small Dealers j
BOOKIES M BENNiNGS NOT PLEASED WITH M'FONSO'S PERFORMANCE HE RAN AS A RANK OUTSIDER And Landed First Money at Odds oE a Hundred to One—Other Race Results
At Chicago
At Newport
At Tanforan Park
British Racing
STOCKTON COUBSING First Bay's Trials of the Interstate Meet
FOREIGN LIQUORS Asserted by Experts to Be Largely- Adulterated
ON THE GRIDIRON Berkeley's Captain Plucked—Stanford's Best Man Injured
FREIGHT QUESTIONS To Be Inquired Into by the Industrial Commission
FREY RESIGNS Santa Fe's General Manager Gives No Reasons
Whiteman Wanted
Kentucky Politics
Missionary Meeting
Henderson's Assistants
Sleepers Wrecked
C. P. Greathouse Dead
Anarchists Dispersed
PATIENT PROFESSORS WAITED FOB THE CLOUDS TO ROLL BY ' MOST OF THEM STILL WAITING For Weather Clear Enough to Permit Observation cf the Promised Shower of Leonids
At London.
Saw Some
Too Cloudy
At Boston
Seen at Boston
At Washington
Tlie Same Story
At Chicago
Not a Leonid
At Madrid
On Mount Lowe
AN" IRRIGATION EXPERT Professor Mead Is at Work in the West
FRAUDULENT BROKERS McLain Brothers Arrested by Federal Authorities
IN THE RING Alex Greggains Knocked Out by Jack Root
Italian Justice
! Miles at San Diego
Naval Lessons Learned
A Scho-oner Wrecked
Marconi Sent Word
A Peruvian Quake
Date of Execution
An Indian Cyclone
A Mp.d Wife
Gerson Siegal Dead
IN SOCIETY
Here and There
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Untitled
BE CAREFUL. US. PRESIDENT
1 THE PAPER TRUST
AN INFERIOR TEMPLE
EDITORIAL OPINION
Intervention After Peace, Perhaps
Hail, the Missouri Mule!
Out Squarely for Trusts
Sliafter the Better Warrior
THE GIFT OF LAEOR
Printing Paper Trist
Attempted Incendiarism
A Dividend Declared
THE PUBLIC PULSE
A Voice From the Treadmill
God's Problem
Brave Men in Wanfc
Strenuous Reasons
Schooners Spoken
Sentenced for Life
Gilmer-Cutler
A Doctor's Death
In Honor of Perkins
A Highbinder Murder
October Copper Output
The Gillman Murder
Rev. Hartwell Dead
Killed by the Cars
Captains Not to Blame
Visalia Oranges
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INDEX ro CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Bennett Murder
Coroner's Inquests
Blue and Gray
Alfalfa PrtMturea
Pumpkins—Pumpkin*
MAKE MONEY AT MANILA BUT THE CITY IS LIKE A POWDER FACTORY FIGHTING WITHIN TWO MILES Lawyers and Saloon Men Can Prosper Tiiere—Two Angelenos Make a Good Start
THE PRODIGAL DAUGHTER To Be Represented in Five Acts by the Salvation Army
ACTIVE NATIVE SONS MAKING ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEDAL DISTRIBUTION i An Inspiring Parade lo Be a Feature of the Occasion—A Ball for This Evening
AT HIS MINE Governor Gage Inspecting the Red Rover at Acton
BUYING ORANGES J. M. Crawley Again a Business Figure in the City
Notaries Public
HOIST BY OWN PETARD S WANSON'S INFERNAL MACHINE CATCHES AND KILLS HIM WAS PUT IN TO TRAP OTHERS But Prudence Forsook Him and the Spring Gun Shot a Bullet Into His Breast
FIRE COMMISSION Commissioner and Chief Have a Wordy-Spat—A Doctor's Bill
PERSONAL
O'COMtLL'S LAST ACT BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS WITH A REVOLVER Thu Sequel of a Spree of Several Days' Standing Brought on by Mental Worry
Marriage Licenses
A Railroad Meeting
IS ACTiNIi PRESIDENT H. E. HUNTINGTON AT HEAD OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC THE CROCKERS WILL LEAVE The Earnings of the Central and Southern Pacific for Two Months Fast
THE POLICE COURT
Died From Injuries Received
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THE PASADENA BUDGET the prices of electric light SEDUCED THE TOWN IS PERFECTLY DRY Or at Any Bate a Stranger Cannot Buy a Drink of Liquor—News Brevities
VFRY LAF.GE Tlio Orange Crop in Ontario anrt Vicinity
SYMPATHIES WITH TWINING San Jacinto Thinks a Teacher Is Being Persecuted
IN AND OUT Gossipy Collection of Personals From Kingman
DID MUCH GOOD San Bernardino Is Looking for More Rain
Peruvian Rebels
M'WATFRS IS MARRIED HE HAS THUS ESCAPED THE LAW'S CLUTCHES The Rain in Riverside County Fitted the Ground for Early Plowing. General News Items
JOLLY GOOD TIME Pasadena Good Templars Preside at the Santa Monica Meeting
RIGHT OF WAY Southern Pacific Will Get It Between Santa Barbara and El wood
Reports of Plague
Trains in Collision
A Plague Victim
OMt TAKEN ONE LCfT TBIAL OF MEXICANS CHARGED WITH STOBE BOBBEBY , How the Biverside County Treasury Will Be Enriched by the Sum of a Thousand Dollars
PLAIN DRUNKENNESS Explains tlie Fatal Duel in New Mexico
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ANDREW MARTIN DEAD AFTER A LONG STRUGGLE FOB LIFE One of the Richest Young Men of the State—His Honeymoon Was Scarcely Ended.
ARMY AND NAVY LEAGUE rrote3ts Against Derating of Ex-Soldier Policemen
FATHER YORKE AT HOME He Spoke at a Reception in San Francisco
MUIR AS A LANDLORD SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO HAVE A TERMINAL HOTEL The Transshipment Ferry From San Pedro Still Operated—Claim of Breaking an Injunction
S. P. C. A. WORK Excursion to Provide Funds for Extension of Work
Patents and Pensions
Promiscuous Shooting
FINANCE AND TRADE
Bond List
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices of Produce
California Fruit Sales
Dried Fruit. Price 9
Coast Shipping
Petroleum
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW Mortgages, $1000 and Over
A SUGAR COMBINE To Include All of the American Refineries
United States Grand Jury
Hardware Men Meet
A Kansas Fire
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WANTED, A GUARDIAN mrnfl HUBER WANTS GUARDIANSHIP OF GRANDDAUGHTER THIRTEEN YEAR OLD PRODIGY •'Flossie" Brown, Though Only 13, ' Talks With the Shrewdness of a Mature Woman
NECESSITIES OF LIFE A Gold Watch So Regarded and Diamond Studs May Be
A RANCHER'S HANDICAP Minus Any Lower Liinbs. M. Herwitz Runs a Farm
INVOLVED NOTE TRANSACTION Another Phase ol Photographer Schoil's Difficulties
TO SETTLE THE STATEMENT A Mandate to Compel Judge Ballard to Take Action
A RUNAWAY COUPLE A Girl That Has a Taste for Eloping at Intervals
SEIZING THE CHATTELS A Defendant Who Makes Off With a Piano
Courthouse Briefs
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS Handed Down at San Francisco This Week
UNITED MODERNS Listen to Wisdom From Their Supreme . Lecturer
UNIVERSITY NOTES
Apportionments and Collections
FRUIT TRANSPORTATION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AMD CITRUS GROWERS PROTEST Concerning Increased Weight on Oarloads—Committee Named for the Miles Reception
School Notes
Stole Brass Connections
A Street Accepted
AT THE HOTELS
TO SEEK FOR THE LOST SEARCH PARTY TO liOOK FOR THE MISSING ENGINEERS President Diaz of Mexloo Orders a Gunboat to Explore the Gulf of • California
Alfred Vanderbilt to Marry in April
JOTTINGS
Oar Home Brew
FUNERAL NOTICES
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