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Los Angeles Herald, 19 June 1900
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TAKUFORTS ARETAKEN 1 After a Very Brief Engagement With the International Foe PEKING ORDERED FORTS TO FIRE The Action Is Accepted as China's Declaration of War Against the World-Americans Ordered to Co-operate With the Europeans
BOTHA'S BURGHERS Decline an Invitation to Disarm RETIRING EASTWARD A l> lIIKMXG THE BRIDGES BEHIND THEM llnvei Almndnnoe of Arm* nnd Ammn■i it lon nnd Will Mnltp n Stand nt Lydenburg
A Cnpe Town Rnmor
New* I* Meiißer
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS IMMINENT It is Believed the President Will Call Upon Congress to Provide Means for Dealing With the Chinese Situation—More Troops to Be Asked For.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Kmupp'i Health
Sailed for Europe
Scouted Surrender
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION Has Already Decided on McKinley for the Presidency EXCITEMENT OVER SECOND PLACE Roosevelt's Stampede Threatens to Carry Everything But Shrewd Political Workers Hope Three Days' Work Will Stem the Tide
FORTY-FOi; R YEARS Since Fremont Became a Republican Candidate
A PLAIN STATEMENT Which Means That Roosevelt Will Not Refuse
DELEGATION GOSSIP Hounding I'p Opinions on Questions at Ivsue
IX ROOSEVELT'S ROOM iLous Conference Fniln to Develop n Candidate
SO WAV OUT Opinion Retaifd to Be Changed From Hoosevelt
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NOT YET DECIDED * Roosevelt Hesitates About Declining a Nomination
HARD AT WORK To Tarn the Tide Toward Somebody Else
"What the Women Want
Contest Cases
FIVE-MILE CAKE WALK Cover* the Turnout nt the M*ht Pnrnde
11l the Common*
OFFICIAL ADVICES Only Serve to Pnxile the Department of State
THE TURN BILL CASE Deelnlon Wns Given in l-'avor of the Amerlcii n
A Pernvin ii lln liquet
California Pioneer Dead
CAPE NOME NEWS Brought by Captain of the Alpha THE CUSTOMS LAWS TItOI'DLED NEITHER CITIZEN NOR SAILOR The Nome Gold Field Lnrger Than Han Been Supposed bat Not Less Rich '
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES llierclnea Held at Covlna Saturday Evening
FROM TUB ISTHMUS The Rebels Are Ox pec t eel to Capture I Panama
FIRST NATIONAL Charter ti ranted for a Bunk at Honolnla
Fraternal Ilrotlierliood Henetlt
A llotnclcNM Old Mnn
lncen«llnry Fire
ST. LOUIS SHERIFF Thinks His Posse May Be Disbanded SUCH TALK IS FOLLY I* tub onjrrojr or the chief Ml POLICE Traaill Officials tar the Strike la Ended, bat Employe* Contiaaa to D,namlt« Cara
Chicago's Labor War
I<alior Convention
Leailera Arreaied
A Strike Off
Steel Mill* Tteanme
STARVING INDIANS' Pinin* and I'ai>n»oa Are Fed by tht Government
JPew Gape Cabinet
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CALIFORNIA QUARANTINE Ends as Suddenly as It •/ Was Begun CHIEF OF TREASURY ORDERS RRSCIXDIXG OF KIXYOrVS ORDER Also Direct* the Dismissal of Contempt Proceedings Against the Doctor
limpcrtora Ullliilrana
Kiii>oun's C'oiileiniit
Grand Jury Cam
«»»'■ Flr.t Letter
Mexican genre
A eeril«>M« I*rotent
Will Keep on Cleaning
A BLOOMIXGTOX RLA7.E The Business Portion of the Town Is Likely to Go
Kiiklnew Sent
THE IMII t FAMINE Starving Puimlnce WultlnK for Ilnln to Full
CI'RED FIll'IT COMBINES Will Go Ahead With Work on Prnne Crop
A Triple Trnxedy
Wood Well Pleased
— A Nentpnper Ileal
I.lken (he TrnMa
ABOI'T THE STATE
CATHOLIC LEADERS TALK OF A F (SDR RATIOS OF §OC'IRTIRS l it lon of Force* Expected to Secure Political Itiiiht* Xow Prnctleully Denied (o C at holies
SI SPECTED FOOTPADS ARRESTED Two Tramps Held, Snnpeoted of lleliitf lUkHwmj-iiu'h
HINTING GOATS AT CATALIIKA Tlie Kxrltlnv Sport Sometimes Hum Itn Hrnulmrka
Annintant Pa*tor
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AXO..XE ABBOTT, WHO SHOT DB WITT CLI.VTOX AT 'FRISCO Moth the Parties Stick to OppouHe Stories RcKiiniiiiK Thrir runt Relation* i
4»» Itnl In n Cabinet Crisis
Pre** 1.1 titration
Willis WAIFS
COMMENTS OF CAMPAU OX DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM AND CANDIDATES Kern of ladlaaa Is Nrc the Vies Presidential Candidate Will Not Be Towue
Won't He Totrne
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"HANTS" AT CAPITAL lIOrSBS H'HEHE GHOSTS ARE SAID TO WALK A Phnnc of Wnnhlnston Life Hot Noted In the Record* of Congress
1 YALE TREASURE FORGOTTEN Prof. Miirnlk'a Collection of Petrified Hoolm Foilnd by u Workman
MATRIMONIAL JOKE NO JOKES lounjr Cnnple 111 Knnans t'nlntentloiinll)- Become- Married
EL HOCTAR FELIZ ETERTAIXMEST I* ITS HONOR LAST XIOIIT lllnnchnrd Hall Filled With n I.nrge und Eiithnnlnntlc Audience for the Event
— GIRL Til AMI* IN MUX'S CLOTHES j Wm Trying; to llent Her Wny Hack to Her Former Home
A New York Fire
11. W. Wrhh Dead
| THE FIELD OF SPORT f
OS THE TURF ileanlta of Hncea linn on the Eastern Tracks
At Slieei»nliea<l liny
At Harlem
O* THE DIAMOND Games Played by the Eastern Leagne Clubs
ILLUMINATEDPARADE SIGHT DISPLAY OF BICYCLES AND AUTOMOBILES Fourth of July Committee Arranges for n .ovel Feature In Lien of Fireworks
AS INTERESTING PROGRAM Glendule School Graduates Deliver Orations and Unoyi
Grant T<nn«l I.mention
llryan'M Piflliiusr Tour
A SURPRISE
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Untitled
EDITOItIAIi OIMMO.X Inn Sot (hp Courajce of Ita Con victims
Why War Taxcit Will Continue
Ila« XntMng (o Do With It
Failure of Lohiir-HniiKe Kulc
<>w Let Heathen Fornker .Rnffc
Where It la Badly Needed
ii LOCAL POLITICS i
Private John llroke In and Spoiled It
A Slight Error
A Little Late
? CAUGHT IN PASSING
A Correction
Hla Flrat Concurrence
Might Biplaln It
Ready for the Season
SMffht Difference
More Mennncaa
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INDEX TO CITY NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAT
THE WEATHER
CITY NEWS 1* BRIEF
PKIIMISAL
Kot So Very Strmiure
Probably a Boatonlan
BELGIAN HARES The Enthusiasts Hold a Massmeeting PROJECTED EXHIBIT lIOAV TUB CiKNRRAI, PI'IIMC WII.I. UK CAPTIVATED An Editorial Entitled the "Falling OB of the Hare" Can... Tearful Prate, t.
TUB POLICE COURT
Tonight**! Concert
Loud Rrionnillnj* Amelia
Hoffman** Mare Stolen
BOXES OF GOLD Sent for Latters About Orape-Nuts
| IN SOCIETY ?
, Il.rp nnit There
AT THE TIIEATEB
Riilliaftlimtta Carpenter*' Meeting
Circulating Library
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DEPLETING THE CENSUS Hot Weather Drives People to the Seashore A WOMAN'S RAILROAD REFORM SCHOOL ADVOCATED FOR THE TERRITORY I Total Reward of fIB.OOO Offered for the Murderer# of Stewart aud Olipi
CHAFFEY COLLEGE Timrariay- Mnlit Cloned the Annual Commencement Exercise*
"Golf Knee" Becoming Common
A MOVE TO SECEDE scheme: to divide the city of – NTA MOXICA The Sew Prohibition Ordlnnnee the Moving I'unsc of Another Petition I
HICYCLE THIEF AT POMOKA A Cache of Stolon Wheels Has Been Dlooov^reU
Aprleot Season Opens
MAN CUT TO PIECES IIOnniRLR FATE OF JOHN S. HUDSON AT SAN BERNARDINO A Howl About Wholesale Ontlaalona In Tnkinjr I lie Federal Cenioi
A CHOICE OF EVILS DrlKhnm Yonn* (iettliiß Out of Work* liiK an Expected Miracle
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THE MESSAGE PREVAILED Mayor Eaton Vetoed the License .Rebate WASTE OF REVENUE THE COUNCIL FINALLY REFUSE# TO ALLOW THE REBATE Trrildfnt Sliver Applied the Two-Third* Rule, Comlnft nnd Golllf, DefeutlnK the Demand
SETTLEMENT HELD t'P No Agreement Made' as to the West Side Water Mate'
OPEXIXG FOR OIL MEUV Illd® Asked (or Removing: Petroleum From Sunset Park
More Money fop Third Street Tunnel
City Hall Xotei
ELECTRIC WORKERS PICSIO r Spirited Contests and Danclac at * VerduKo Parle
Marrlajre Licenses
Methodist Ministers' MeellnK
WERE YOU COUNTED? IP IfOT, BE*D YOUR NAME) TO THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE) Great Importance of Securing a Pall Enumeration (or the Cenaas. Every Citizen Interested
To Grade for the Hlfth Sirhool Annex
Methodist Camp Meeting
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PASADENA NEWS Hold-up Story Brought in From Canyada % NO BOOTY SECURED PICKERING RESISTED A*l> THE ROBBER RAX Mlu Coleman's Plana Concert—Th» Thraop Traslrea Considering a Commercial School Annex t
AT TIIK HOTELS
Dolilry'a Revrnir
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TRADE ANJ) COMMERCE
ON 'CHANGE Condition* an Shown by Transaction* on Wall Street
Slock LUt
Doad List
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BRITISH COMMERCE Money Market Easier bnt Conl Is I Awful High
Silver Balllos
SAW FRA9ICISCO MARKETS Call Board Dealing! and Prices of Prodaee
Dried Frnlt Prices
The Metnl Market
Const Shipping
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW Mort«a(M, f 100<) and Over – ■> E
Releases, fIOOO and Over
Transfers, fIOOO and Over
Incorporations
Loenl Produce Itfarlceti DAIRY PRODUCTS
THE WAR OX "MACS" < Foreign Vnwrant* Hnvc a "Pull" In tliel Elmhtli AVaril
PURCHASERS AND MONXT LOANERS
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