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Los Angeles Herald, 14 April 1900
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HOUSE TAKES ACTION On Question of Popular Election of U. S. Senators I AMENDMENT IS TO BE SUBMITTED Debate on Private Pension Bill Grows Bitter and Very Personal, But Progress Is Made. A New Coast Custom House
In the Cabinet
Army Surgeons
Bonda for Balldlag
Tbe Naval Bill
Moaey for Mllltla
, A Coast Cnatom Hoaae
The Idnho Inquiry
PORTER'S ILL HEALTH Forces Him to Reslga—Cortelyoa Succeeds Him
A CHINESE CASK firslikts • Seasatloa for Baa People
A Set of Lacqaer
Oil Traasportatloa
FINAL INSTRUCTIONS ARB GIVEN TO THB PHILIPPINE COMMISSION Wives of Officers la the Orleat to Be Allowed to Join Their Hasbaaffs
Army Orders
The Samner's Trip
AMERICAN BROOMS Now Ballt of Cora Imported From Europe nu A «_ii 1 o mu —
Gllmore'a New Duty
FUSION EFFECTED By Oregon Democrats and Populists DELEGATES SELECTED ARB INSTRUCTED TO VOTE FOR BRYAN Chicago Platforai Reaffirmed la Fall and Beaevoleat Asslmllatloa and Trasts Coademned
The Republicans
lastracted for Bryan A — _11 1(1 a ■_ a . >1 . —
Alabama Polities
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
State Popallsts
Tennessee Republicans
G. H. SCRIPPS IS DEAD FOUNDER AND OWNBR OF MANY NEWSPAPERS The Remain to Be Brought From Saa Diego to Los Angeles for , Crematloa
STATE PHARMACISTS Take Steps to Seenre Absolutely Fair p Play
Slated for Promotloa
Mrs. Lawton Going Home
Objects to the Creed
BOER ADVANCE STOPS Before Roberts' Disposition Of the British Forces RELIEF ON THE WAT TO WEPENER The Belief Gaining Ground That an Important British Movement Is Impending—The Situation of Mafeking Desperate
Caaae of Delay
Affairs at Klmberley
Caaght In a Trap
New Division Formed
Boers' New Tactics
Jost as Waated
Actual llof r Lo«ie«
Movlnv Weilwul
German Comment
flklllfnl Movements
As Well Kxpeeted
Keeping Good Friday T A II «n ...
Action Expected
Did Not Fight
BOER ATTACKS Have Made No Chance In the General Situation
Tr!i import lllm tiled
A Sleumcr Stopped
EXPORTS AD IMPORTS Report of Ilunlneii* Done During the Month of March
riKlit for II C hild
An Insurance Failure
Hull Out on Itail
ONE MORE TRUST * • Bigger Than All Others Combined THE MEN WITH HOES WILL JOI* TS A DEMAXD FOR DOLLAR WHEAT All |be Former® of the Forth lo He lii<l Meet! to Jolo the X«W
an idaho rutk %ttended by Two Strange mid Fatal Aeelde ill*
CHINA'S OPEN DOOR iln Credited to the Effort* of the .11 Ihhloiui rie*
ISTIIMIS FILIHI'STERS K*ca|>eri the VlKllnnce nf Mi'liruifuun Aulhorlllm
THE TAX OH BEKH Xot Aniuug Those That Are Slated (or a Reduction j
TlKi:i> OF DISPLAY (filth School St ii ilea (■ Object to the Expense
GRAU'S GRAND OPERA WILL VISIT THE COAST SOYUMIIHH SEXT A 31 officii I Cpoch Mnrkod by the Company ami It* Ability on h •I ii nt|icr
A r«l»h» i'hi nt
* M ill lle<alnrctf Void
A Xew Creed Wanted
Hiiihl* 1-1 elifi iiKed
LAN ARMY AT WORK At a Job That Cannot Be Completed HERAT FRENCH SHOW WILL BE FORMALLY OPENED THIS AFTERSOUS The Ceremony Must Be I'urflr Formal for S-othluK l> Heady lor Public Inspection
lIHVW AND DRWRY W ill Meet at t'hicnfro «»n (lie First of May
CANAL PLANS iIo(iMe .M:» iiiiKer* Are Antion* to the Hill
AN ISLAND NBKDKO For ■ Naval fttatloa Near the Caaal
A Contractor Killed
A Hoynl Ylnltur
BURTON'S OBJECTION TO THIS I'KMUXi XICARAGIA CA.AL RILL Three Honnonn Given for l*o«t|»onlnir Action Till the Xesf SrMion of ( onKrrai
Sinn 11 pus a( Simi
Roller It«n l)ry
A Secret Agreement
Will Snll for Nome
The TexiiM Flouiln | I . . i
STOP* THK cocoa And Work* Off th« Oolit
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ACCOUNTS VARY As to Effect of Strike of Telegraphers STUDENTS AT KEYS PLACES OF ALL STRIKERS ARE FILLED Bat All Tralas Are Late and the Operators Are Hopeful—'Other Labor Troahles
Statements Vnrjr
Amatear Operators
t'onl Miners' Strike
Joined the Union
Demand More Wavei
Lake Firemen Strike
Itlotonn Striker.
The Tens Strike
Tlie Siamese Minister
NEW LAW NEEDED To Deal With Federal Offenders HARBOR FRAUD CASE —— SHOWS HOW EASILY CRIMINALS MAY ESCAPE The Attorney Oenrral Drafts n and Will Auk t'o«*rcn to Pa« It Promptly
Fralt Dryern Full
A Secret Marriage
Fire on ShlpTToard
Eml»t»ssler Arreateil
HORDES OF COOLIES SAID TO BE BECOMING NATIVE CITIZENS Collector of the I'orl Jnckßon Snya tlte Cbirge In Utterly I'nfalr and Viitrue
Aid for India
Mnkinnr Up Hl* Mind
DESERTED HIS SHIP LEAVING THE PASSENGERS TO THEIR FATE Story of the Wreck of the French > Smnicr Georfea Crolne OB Santa Domingo
AROI'T THE STATE i
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Stockholders* Meeting
Farewell to Moiri
Suicide by H»|ln«
Death of Mrs. Kaha
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TIIE IMI'KOVEn II lOltAI'I)
YESTERDAY I.N CO.XKRESS
W. V. ASTOU'S HAHI) LI CK
VWt BELI.E AM) HER "IIELI.O!"
RAILROAD EARNINGS March (■nlnn Almost Ki|iml loThoif of February
kjfdfdfd
j Hol!«!fi> on '( linnup
MUSIC 1 1 . 1
lOHHAX MISHS Are More Arprmllilr Thnn Arf Thmr In Montana
| MAKIXG SKAMI-'.X I . .< minor HufTiilo llraily for n Prnctlrr ■ Cruise
CLARK WON'T ! The Montana Senntor Will Flglat (a a Fliilih
TWO ROII.EItS 111 RST Fifteen Men Injured—Three Tlioiiftiiiid Out of Work
Jcwlkli ('linritlen
Tryiiik nl«*:ilf(leu
The FnrrftKUt** C'risimo
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INDEX TO CITY NEWS
KVENTI OF TODAY
TBB WEATHER
Rorecaat and Weather Coadltlona
CITY NEWS IN BBIBF
A Fallen Preacher
Little Paloma Schramm TO «|VC a mntlnpn rncltnl tnrtnv at f}|B«
PHARMACY EXPOSURE Horace Sale Talks of Secretary Waller IN TROUBLE BEFORE BBOKEB9 OFFEBED QUESTION I.IBTII FOB HALK Apparently No Law to Panlak tke Aceaaed If Tbey Are Found Uallly
MISSKD FIRH AGAIN Jury la the Mneke Saloon Closlnsr Case Disagrees
r. M. TOVRIBRD DEAD Be la Accidentally Killed at Maayel( Callforala
BIBNED HY COAL OIL One of Ike Wadlelgh Clalldrea Played Matekea Vn.tAX.ln., .. V I l.qn a Kttln I
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE MANY DEI.EftATEg SRI.KITKD FOB Til 13 CONVENTION Some Notable Party Men WIIO Will Take Active Pnrt In the Proceedings
En Route to San Ulesro
PERSONAL
BOTH WERE VERY WEARY Mrs. Warthem Drowns Herself CHLOFOFORM FAILED WILLIAM SVNMEKA DID NOT TAKK ENOUGH A Saata Monica Woman Succeeds la Itulcltflnf and a Low Angelei Man Falls i
A GOOD DAY'S WORK The W. C. T, IT. Convention nt Whittier l'esterduy
Cirdraa Sprinkler
Penance and Privilege
Plague at Sydney
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PASADENA NEWS I Kevoking of a Franchise Causes Regret WANT ELECTRIC ROAD BIT WAST THE OTHKR FELLOW TO II'FFER Death of Fraak Towasead at Manvel. Persoaal Notes and General News Brevities
SIBMARINE SHIPS The avy Mnkei a Contract With the Holland Company
CENTRAL BAPTISTS iiire Their Xew I'aitor a Pleasant Reception
FORGOT HIS LIMBS SoMtkla* Was the Matter With Aetor McDowell
Forced to <lalt I}iiWn I XT V A>kll 1 M l r> Plnha i-H
REGRETS FOE SABICHI >OHKOW AT THE PASSING OF THE NOTED NATIVE SON Short Sketch of Hla Career, Which Won Hi 111 the Esteem of Pioneers Hud Newcomers
Passing of Yellowstone Park
Southern Pacific ExteoMlon
IK FIELD OF SPORT
OX THE TI'RF llucc Winner* at Tanforan and on the Kaitern Track*
At Hlemi»hln
At Renalnga
THE JTEW dIETED Prominent Presbyterian* Who Favor the Movement
Iforilen of Plnep llnnlem
Miner*' Trouble*
A Xolay Suicide
Unitarian Officers
The Dewey Parade
Dcmn mla Granted
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MONET FOR •% THE TUNNEL Swelling Earth Will Be Combated PIIMPINO PLANT BIDS HEW ordinance: for protection OF BRIDGES Aa Easterner Who Woalil llk« a Job aa Fire Chief of the City—City Hall Notes and Kewa
PUBLIC WORKS Street Improvements Recommended. Overhead Wires Laid Over
PUMPING PLANT BIOS Recommendations of Award Made by (he Zanja Committee
TO PROTECT TIIK BRIDGES New Ordinance (ioveralnß the Knte of Speed In Crossing
WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS F. L. Sextou Knell lor Damuices for Refusing to Testify
Korea! Reserve Trespnaners
THE WOMEN'S CLUBS GREAT PREPARATIONS IN PROGRESS AT RIVERSIDE The City Haines the Wage* of the Men Employed un the Streets
WHERE OIL IS FOUND A Glance at the Ventura County Fields and Their Connecting Country
UNDER HORSES' FEET A Young Woman on a Bicycle Has a Narrow Escnpe
MEETING OF ELKS Pnlr Committee Reports and Olleeri Are Installed
AN OIL TOWN To Be EatublUhed on the East End of Terminal Island
A Large Class Confirmed
Riverside Excursion Rates
AH YAW'S GAME SAYS SUPREME COCHT JUDGES » iT IN Jodge Gnrontte Is Donhtfnl bat lays It May Possibly Be True
University Notes
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Dan & Co.'s Report
Hank t'l«nriuir«
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Silver Bullion
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealings and Prices of Produce
Coaat Shipping
local trade: review Mortgagn ft,ooo and Over A ts ..n,i n xjt aimn.
I«UU • tw Heleaaes, Vl.mm and Over
Tranircri. ll.iMKland Over
flalldlitK Permit*
Local Produce Markets
NO JIOUIUS HECOVEKKU More About the Triple IJrunnliiK at San Pedro
WAR-TIME SONGS Stanton Post Una nn Evening In limp
NEW RAILWAY ENTERPRISE Complete Suburban Electric System I'nder War
Rert-I viiiK Hospital Clara
Excursion Rates to Riverside
THE OIL INDUSTRY
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