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Los Angeles Herald, Number 87, 26 December 1899 PDF Issue PDF

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SAN JACINTO NOW IN RUINS Many Buildings Leveled to the Ground by Temblors INDIANS PERISH UNDER EALLING WALLS Greater Loss From Earthquake Than Southern California Ever Experienced—District Seriously Affected Is Small—Trivial Damage in Los Angeles
ANOTHER REPORT Riverside County Hospital Suffered the Fate of San Jacinto
VIEWED FROM LOS ANGELES Damage in This City of In significant Character
AMONG THE CUFF DWELLERS The Strange Sights That Were Seen After the Shock
After Taking
FELT ELSEWHERE What the Temblor Did in Interior Towns
San Bernardino
Santa Ana
Riverside
Anaheim >
liong Beach
Badondo I
Needles
Covina
Orange
HISTORY OF EARTHQUAKES Theories as to the Causes—Notable Quakes
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
FRENCH WORKMEN Preparing for a Strike for Higher Wages
Both Engines Wrecked
A Famous Scout Bead
Put Back to Fort
New Mexican Statehood
Time Extended
W. C. Poynter Dead
SOUK AFRICAN CAMPAIGN Complicated by an Outbreak of Glanders THE BRITISH HORSES SUEEER MOST Meager Advices From Buller Indicate That the British General Is More Anxious to Keep the Boers at Bay Than to Advance
BOER, REPORTS The Tugela Affair Was a Crushing British Defeat
Churchill's Escape
Canadian Forces
ALABAMA POLITICIANS Charge One Another With All Sorts of Things
STRANDED STEAMER The Ariosto Expected to Prove a Total Loss
Father de Bronx Bead
The Plague Spreading
Bead of Heart Bisease
CHRISTMAS WAS MERRY *OR HTTNGKY AND HOMELESS AT HEW YOBK A QUIET DAY AT THE CAPITAL British Festivities Tinged "With Sorrow and Anxiety—Germans Find Cause for Merriment
In San Francisco
Employes Remembered
In Foreign Lands
In Germany
At Philadelphia
Christmas in Cuba
At Washington.
Hanna's Hands
A LONG SEARCH For a Child Stolen for Her Dramatic Ability
Chicago Elevated Roads
Baron Ludlow Dead
[HE TAKING Of ILOILO HAS NOT LOST INTEREST FOR THE CITIZENS THE CITY WAS SET ON FIRE 'Owners of Buildings Insist That the United States Should Fay for Damage Done
Negros Affairs
Progress in Luzon
A CHRISTMAS FIRE A Minnesota Town in Need of New Business Blocks
CHICAGO KIDS To Be Provided With a Needed Curfew Law
MAIL BAG RIFLED Cleveland Carriers Appear to Be Rather Careless
LAWTON FAMILY FIND GROWING STEADILY AND WITH GOOD SPEED The Committee Has a Strong Hope That the Subscription Will Beach Fifty Thousand Dollars
Late Contributions
Chicago's Share
A Hackman's Death
His Christmas Gun
Lake Region Storms
PORTO RICAN RELIEF MUST BZ KEPT TO FOB SOKE i MONTHS TO COMB fc 1 ' • UPLANDS PEOPLE FAREWORST No Boids Nor Means of Transportation, Yet Hundreds of Thousands , Must Be Fed , ;
A WHIRLPOOL MYSTERY A Murder and Suicide or Double Suicide
A Wild West Gale
Six-Say Oycling
An Infant Missing1
OPEN SVTTY LAMPS PROBABLE CAUSE OT HORROR AT BRAZNELL ; , Four More Unrecognizable Bodies Recovered With. Many Still Buried in the Debris
Saw Some Leonids
Death by Accident
Oar Barn Burned
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THE TEXAS MAKES PORT WITH THE REMAINS OF THE MAINE HEROES DUE AT WASHINGTON TODAY funeral Services to Be Observed on Thursday and the Bodies Interred at Arlington
THE LONDON MARKET Financiers Not Quite Sure of Escaping a Panic
Trust President Retires
Wilde in a New Rol«
PENSION AGENTS BUSY GATHERING EVIDENCE FOB,PENSION CLAIMS ■ • One Soldier in Every Twelve Enlisted Has Already! Made Application for a Pension ,
A CARELESS OPERATOR CAUSES A FATAL WRECK IN MONTANA Four Ken Killed and Others Badly Injured—The Operator Takes to the Hills
On the Diamond
BERKELEY WAS BEATEN BUT GAVE THE INDIANS A HARD GAME f SCORE STOOD TWO TO NOTHING Considering the Way the Western Team Was Thrown Together the Showing Is Good
Some Smaller Game#
Will Not Strike
FREE TO SUFFERERS The New Cure for Kidney, Bladder and Uric Acid Troubles
ON THE TURF Race Winners at Oakland and at New Orleans
J At New Orleans
Oakland and New Orleans Entries for ! Today-
Visiting Cards Made of Iron
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A SIGNIFICANT STATEMENT
A GOLD STANDARD PANIC
FINANCIERING VEHSUS LOGIC
EDITORIAL OPINION A Broken Promise
Justice to Kentucky
Methods of the Glass Trust
Tightening the Grasp of Monopoly
Bailroads Want Their Share
Wants Free Trade in Spots
An Embarrassing Choice
THE FOOL CROP
FIGHT A BOY OF YOUR SIZE
5 LOOK! g
McKinley and His Friends
i^OMreLOfPMMMTONi C An Open Letter From Prof* Dttid % ;/ Starr Jordan ft
The Postal Bate Scandal
AT THE THEATER I 9 )®®®®SX? JXSXS®(SXS®I9®
A Postal Card Instead of a Ticket
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INDEX ro CITY NEWS
EVENTS OP TODAT
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
PERSONAL
Dude Ooons Smoked Dope
Baseball at Azusa
Alauzet Cut His Head
Raised a Fuss
SANTA BARBARA WON POMONA COLLEGE IS BEATEN ASTER A CLOSE GAME THE DECISION IS DISPUTED Best Game Ever Seen at Fiesta Park. Victory in the Balance | to the End
THE DRIVING CLUB A Holiday Matinee at Agricultural Park
CAUGHT One of the Burglars Who Operated at Biverside
Great SuH T,Kkt« n r
Burglar Ran Faster Than Rloe
[ FED A THOUSAND SALTATION ARMY'S ANNUAL CHRISTMAS FEAST A Joyful Holiday for the Hungry. Volunteers to Feed the Little I Ones Tonight
A Children's Party
CHBtSTMAS SERVICES Catholic and Episcopal Churches Beautifully Decorated
The Nurses Remembered
WINE HOUSE RAIDED THREE HUNDRED BOTTLES CONFISCATED IN ONE SEIZURE Deputy Collector Wray Is After the Violators of the Revenue Stamp Law
Small Pickings for Constables
Lost His Rig and His Sense
Suicide at the County Farm
Kicked on the Chin
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THE PASADENA BUDGE! CITISKNS COMPLAIN OF THE CHARTER'S DELAY NO ACTION TO BE TAKEN TODAY Christmas Observances at the Presbyterian Church and by the Masons. News Brevities
AT THE HOTELS
Guests of France
Roland Reed 111
Poor People Fed
MINER'S CHRISTMAS THEY lA.Y OFF BUT LOSE NO PAY AT KANDSBTJRG Good Reports From the Slate District and Other Mining Properties
CRIME 1»N CHRISTMAS MORE PREVALENT AND BLOODY THAN USUAL California Seems to Have Provided Its Full Proportion of Evil Doers, Male and Female
No Arrests Made
A Virginia Fight
Miners' Quarrels
The Unloaded Gun
Sentence Commuted
California Crimes
A Suspect Held
A Road House Murder
A Gamblers' Quarrel
Fully Identified
Grasshoppers Entombed in a Glacier
Her Mannish Shoes
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP UNCLE SAM'S LAUNDRY BILL BIGGEST ON RECORD GUARDING THE PRESIDENT (The Police System of the White House Is as Perfect as Is That of Russia
WHY HIS HAIR IS LONG The Directors Wanted to Have It Cut So He Vowed He Never Would
i THE POMONA WRECK | Why It Claused Grief at the City ot San Bernardino
Wealthy Pioneer Drops Dead
ARIZONA IS WITH IS PHOENIX BOARD OF TRADE OPPOSES JAMAICA TREATY NARROW GAUGE RAILROADS They Will Soon Become a Feature in the Mining Districts of Arizona
THE CHURCH AND THE WORLD
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THE DEATH LIST GROWS Three Fatalities Resultant From Train Wreck at Pomona A COMPLETE LIST OE THE INJURED Railway Officials to Investigate the Accident Today—The Wounded Reported to Be Doing Well—Broken Wheel the Supposed Cause
THE WCORD SMASHED BY SWIFT WHEELMEtt AT THE SAUCER TRACK. Five Miles Covered by Downing Behind the Motor Cycle in a Fraction Over Ten Minutes
DANGEROUS BLACK MAN He Will Run Up Against a Gun on Hoover or Bush Streets
A BAD JOB Street Sprinkling and Street Sweeping Horribly Done
WOXFSOHN AGAIN The Public Administrator Gets Another Telegram
IN SOCIETY
Here and There
THE NEWS OF ARIZONA _ • WHITE KEN TO BE REPLACED BY _ JAP LABORERS CUTS, WHITE MEN'S WAGES A Strange Divorce Story That Comes Prom Jerome—A Projected Oasis
A DAY OP MANY EMOTIONS Earthquake, Turkey, Sports and Good Cheer
* AGAINST THE COLONEL Country Club Golfers Go Down Before Bogey
Chaingang Escape Discovered
Cut in the Arm by Glass
Dislocated His Shoulder
JOTTINGS
Oar Home Brew
DEATHS
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