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Los Angeles Herald, Number 102, 10 January 1900
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WAR OFFICE CENSORSHIP Shuts Off the Supply of News From Africa THE PUBLIC GROWS MORE IMPATIENT Insistent Demands Are Made That the British Force Be Increased by the Calling; Out of All the Trained Men That the Country Possesses
MORE NEWS WANTED Of General White's Victory Over the Boers^
British Prisoners
METHUEN'S REPULSE Unexpected Fire Utterly Demoralized the Highlanders
Boer Documents
Atoms of News
Anti-Boer Outrages
Persona Non Grata
Was Not a Cannon
Aid for the Boers
SEIZED STEAMEBS Cause Some Complication and Huch Speculation
Good Progress
Waiting on the Court
Situation Serious
Cruiser Fired On
General Released
Claims for Damages
Will Act Alone
HOAR NOT A SKULKER AS QUIGG ASSERTED IN HIS ADDBESS A PLAIN, CLEAR STATEMENT Of the Duty of America Toward the Filipinos as the Senator Sees It
TELEGRAPH NEWS INDEX
RECEIVER APPOINTED For the Coos Bay and Eastern Railroad Company
SHOOTING IN COURT A Mississippi Quarrel Ends in Wholesale Murder
Wanted for Felony
Dewey Bounty Claims
Burnham Starts
THE REPUBLICANS' POLICY Is Foreshadowed in Beveridge's Maiden Speech i BRIEFLY AND SIMPLY SET FORTH "Hold Fast to the Archipelago and Hang on to It Forever,* Is the Advice of the Indiana Senator—The Los Angeles Postmaster Named
Nominations
CLARK'S CASE Whiteside Details His Method of Procedure
Aimed at Chicago
VOTE FOB SENATOR Kentucky Senate and House Decide oa Blackburn
The Buchanan Case
FRANCE WANTS MONEY AND DEMANDS THAT APOLOGY BE JtADE JIMINEZ HAS CASH ON HAND IThe People Object to Asking Pardon but See No Other Way Out of the Trouble
Americans Object
Must Pay Up
A MICHIGAN MYSTERY *4l Young Miller Found in His Own Mill Pond
VANDERBILT PLANS ■traral Trunk Lines to Be Absorbed by Them
LAWTON'S REMAINS To Be Escorted to Washington by General Shafter
SACRAMENTO CITIZENS WAIT FOR COURTS TO SAY WHO IS MAYOR One Claimant and the Whole City Council Haled Into Court on Contempt Charges
A BLISSFUL CALM Rules in the San Francisco Tax Collector's Office
J. A. SHEPARD DEAD Chairman of the San Joaquin Board of Supervisors
Next Season's Baseball
Chinese Criminals
The German Navy
Chicago Barns Burned
IWO LIVES WERE LOST * IN BURNING OF ▲ NEW YORK RESIDENCE MRS. PULITZER WAS PLUCKY First to Give the Alarm and Coolfieaded Enough to Save Herself and Children
DIMES OF CHILDREN Melted Into a Loving Cup for Admiral Dewey
RAILROAD LAW An Injunction Issued to Prevent a Consolidation
GERMAN DIET Listens to the Speech From the Throne. Measures Recommended
IN THE CABINET Hemp Corner and Financial Affairs Are Discussed
LETTER EROM MACRIM EXPLAINS THE SITUATION AT PRETORIA No Reason Given for His Desertion of His Post When the War Broke Out
CHICAGO ANTTfi Indicate the Party Which They Will Support
A Brakeman's Death
The French Deputies
A False Report
Louise Masset Hanged
Hanged for Murder
A Steamer for Sale
JERSEY LEGISLATURE LISTENS TO VOORHEES' FIRST ANNUAL MESSAGE The State Almost Free From Debt. Attention Directed to the Taxation of Trusts
Crazy Over Religion
Marysville Tong War
Smashed the Buggy
A Fast Cruiser
An Actress Shot
Manila Transports
Killed and Eaten
Greeley's Condition
Food for the Orient
A Modest Claim
Lake Bhip Owner Dead
Sugar Prices Raised
Madame Morrill Dead
A DOUBLE HANGING For Cold-Blooded Murder Committed for Money
r i Plague Reports
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DIXON WAS DEFEATED M'GOVERN? IS FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION IT TOOK NINE YEARS' SEARCH But the Colored Pugilist Found a Kan Too Fast and Too Strong For Him
PICKED M'GOVERN TO WIN Phrenologists' Estimates of the Two Bantam Pugilists
Kills at Chicago
A CURRENCY QUESTION SENT TO THE SUPREME COURT PROM MICHIGAN A Silver Coinage Advocate Disputes the Constitutionality of the Bland-Allison Act
PUBLIC PARKS Are Considered a Necessity by Chicago People
Norman Parrish Dead
FRIK'D ONIONS Indirectly Caused th<* Death of the World'* Greatest- General
A DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS TO LINE UP THE FORCES OP THE PPPOSITIOK ' Business Confined to Appointment of a Committee to Look After Congressional Elections
ON THE TURP Race Winners at Tanforan and at New Orleans
At New Orleans
Tanforan Race Entries
RAILROAD MAGNATES Pledge Themselves to Cease to Cut Rates
THE MORRISON MURDER Witnesses for the Defense Impeached by the Prosecution
THE MOLINEUX TRIAL Another Day Given to a Handwriting Expert
A Mexican Duel |
Mexican Oil Fields
! American Missions
Territorial Needs
Mrs. Castle's DeEut
Struck by the Cars
Acting Chairman
Bosser in Luck
Torpedo Boat Ttied
The Lawton Fund
Warships' Movements
Roland Reed's Condition
Melbourne Gold
Prince Henry's Son
The Sl* Day Bicycle Itace
RELIGIOUS INSANITY IMPELS A PHYSICIAN TO X 33& A > . BABY He Takes the Child la Hit Hands and Crushes Its Head Before Its ' Parents >
FOUND DEAD Texas Double Murder Followed by a Lynching:
A THOROUGH CLEAN-UP Will Lessen the Danger of Plague In Tokio
A BRIGHT FUTURE jPredicted by Wilson for the Pacific Coast
Criminals Identified
Ate Poisoned Candy
The Sweigert Estate
Tea Standards
Want* Stone Dry Docks
The Hwood Gap
Terminal Bates
Copper Mine Sold
A Big1 Steel Plant
Sued a Railroad
Guilty of Burglary
A Gift to Oberlin
A Team for Paris
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A LAST WORD
CHANDLER'S AMENDMENT!
A SENATORIAL MILLIONAIRES' CLUB
THE DEADLY PARALLEL
A Double Standard of Morals
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
I IN SOCIETY I £$SS(iSSSeiSdSSSSSfiSS*SSSSSSSStiSS«i
BEAT THE RECORD The Los Angeles N. E. A. Convention Was a Hummer
HOGABOOM'S CURIO . The Humorist Appears as a Full-Fledged Editor
MUSIC NOTES
NATIONAL BANK ELECTIONS I I
EXPOSITION POSTER READY Annual Meeting of the Merchants and Manufacturers
PERSONAL
AN OPEN LETTER To Prof. Jacob G. Schurman, President of the Philippine Commission
SOCIETIES AT WAR A Close Struggle for a Free Trip to Paris
I< I » ; Will Plant Willow*
* S. M. White's Health
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INDEX ro CITY NEWS
EVENTS OP TODAY
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Driver Injured in a Collision
Y. HO. A. Lyceum
A Brick Causes a Gash
Compnninnß of the I. O. F.
BREWERIES' LICENSES POLICE COMMISSION DEEP IN THE SALOON QUESTION SUNDAY LAW AND RESTAURANT Spirited "Discussion of the Matte* With Small Results—Alameda Street Again—The Bonds
TO MANDAMUS THE CLERK First Steps in Determining Validity of the School Bond Issue
FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS Conference at the Ebell Next Week. An Elaborate Program
Old Soldier's Sudden Death
Plain Case of Suicide
POSTMASTER GROff HIS NOMINATION SENT TO THE SENATE YESTERDAY A Sketch of an Honorable Career—His Reputation in Nebraska—Previous Important Public Positions i Washington, Jan. 9.—The president sent to the senate today the nomination of l ewis A. Groff for the postmastershlp of ; Los Angeles.
RICH OIL TERRITORY The Westlake Oil Company's Daily Output Already Over Four Hundred Barrels
THE CIVIC LEAGUE A Course of Lectures—lsobel Strong on the List
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES The Becord of a Tear's Invaluable ) Work
STEVENS WAS HURT Result of a Motor Spill at the Saucer Track
Lost Her Purse
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IDC PASADFNA BUDGET ootocxl meets and tackles a FRANCHISE THE BILLBOARDS DISCUSSED Proposed Bicycle Ordinance Draws a Protest Prom Wheelmen—Personal and News Brevities
SAVES THEIR MONEY Operations of Orange County Farmers' Insurance Company Cnntn A mo Ti» ft mi .
WEDDINGS AND DANCES iHow the Winter Is Passing in Ontario Town
A GIRL'S AFFECTIONS CATTSED A SHOOTING SCRAPE AT YUCAIPA Borter Covington Shot James Edwards in the Neck—San Bernardino Notes
THE POLICE COURT
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Closing Stocks
Bond List
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Bilver Bullion
Treasury Statement
WEATHER AND CROPS Conditions Prevailing Throughout Southern California
The State at Large
SAN FRAN CIS OO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices of Produce
Dried Fruit Prices
The Metal Market
Coast Shipping
Petroleum
THREE NEW INCORPORATIONS A Company Formed to Manufacture Brick on a Large Scale
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW Mortgages, $1000 and Over
Releases, $1000 and Oyer
Trantfera, 91000 and Or«r
Building Permits
Local Produce Markets T~» A TTJ V PRAniTCTQ
SANTA MONICA Visited by a Disagreeable Windstorm. Personala
BURGLARIOUS TRUST SUMMARY OP ITS OPERATIONS IN RIVERSIDE COUNTY The Republicans Adopt a Peculiar Policy for the Coming City Campaign
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TRANCE MEDIUM'S LOSS KM. ANDBQBS AT FAULT IN TRACING HEX HONEY ALLEN AS DISBURSING AGENT Slaetro-Vitapathlc Institute Opened With a Flourish—lntricacies of Book-keeping
HELD TO ANSWER A Lawbreaker Has the Law of Another Lawbreaker
THE SHORB ESTATB Salt to Foreclose an Extensive and Valuable Property
MYSTERIOUS WITNESS BREMMERMAN'S WHEREABOUTS A PECULIAR PUZZLE The Eye Witness of the Ballona Murder Keeps Out of Sight—A Curious Tanglo
Courthouse Briefs
Marriage Licenses
IDC FIGHT NOT ENDED ORANGE HEN'S VOICES ABE STILL FOB WAS THE RAILWAYS ABE RELAXING General Manager Naftzger Says the Fight Has Not Really Begun as Yet—No Conference News
THE MASCAREL ESTATE The Children Think They Have Detected Another financial Lenk
Pensions
WRECKED MY COFFEE Heart Failure Cauned by the Seductive Cap
OBSTRUCTED THE KAIL Dogt of Wonderful Make Up Interferes With Napoleon Boucher, Carrier
PRETTY BUT POOR Very Incomplete California Souvenir Booklet for Paris >
AT THE HOTELS
DEPENDS ON HARBOR IF THE BALT LAKE ROAD LB TO BE BUILT Promoter Woltman Says That Hi* People Are Waiting for the Government's Action
THE CLIFF DWELLERS Interesting Illustrated Lecture Before the Academy of Sciences
TODAY'S ELECTION Unopposed Ticket (or the Chamber of Commerce Directors
THE HARVEST STILL GOOD Burglars and Hobos Keep Gathering in Unconsidered Trifles
THE SAN PEDRO WORK CAPTAIN KETIaER THINKS THJB SITUATION IS SEBIOUS However, Contractor Heldmaier Will Soon Bo Here to Take Personal Charge of the Details
AT THE THEATER
JOTTINGS Oar Horn* Brew
DEATHS
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