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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 338, 4 September 1900
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ROOSEVELT AND BRYAN HELP TO CELEBRATE LABOR DAY Magnificent Demonstration of the Organized Unions of Chicago Marked Contrast in the Tom of the Two Principal Orators. Now York's Governor Talks of the Dignity of labor While the Nebraskan Assorts . to Political Methods
THE MORNING'S NEWS
TELEGRAPH
LOCAL
SOITHEHST CALIFORNIA
EMPRESS DOWAGER DECREED WIR UPON ALL FOREIGNERS Issied Orders lg Eitanimte Every While Person Within Ihe Chinese Empire Notable Conference nt the Palace, at Which the Emperor end Chinese Nobles Vainly Pleaded for Peace, While the Manchos Advocated War to the Last Extremity
LAWTON'S PERILOUS MISSION AT BATHE OE TIEN TSIN
PRAISE AND PROTESTS REGARDING THE SALOON TROUBLE FOR THE COMMISSIONERS Temperance People Commend the Action of the ■ Board. But Denounce the Business Men, Liquor Dealers' Wordy War
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS f OPEN CAMPAIGN IN KENTUCKY John W, Yerkes Speaks at Rowling Green Makes Repeal of the Goebel Law the Real Issue in the State
Governor Beckham Regins His State Toor Accuses His Opponents of Approving of Goobers Assassination
OUTBREAK IN BOHOL IN WHICH THE FILIPINOS ARE SEVERELY PUNISHED
MESSAGE FROM CONGER WHICH iS KEPT SECRET Negotiations Regarding1 Evacuation en Peking Are Stopped
THREE MORE EXECUTIONS Members of the Tsung Li Yimen Beheaded ORDERED RY EMPRESS American Section of Peking Quiet and Orderly Humor* That Thousand* of Boxer* Who Were Sniftered on Arrival of Allie* Are Attain Ma»*i*iM» to Attack the City-
IRELAND WAS DISQUALIFIED ! Dinurncoful Scenes nt Hi* Flight With ! .Jack Kv«*rlinr«lt iii London
lljillllii|ijt at llai* Hai-lnsr
(iermiin Trooim at Woo Sun*;
OPENING OF STATE FAIR Racing Program Was An Excellent One HIGH CLASS HORSES Chief Event Was to Some Extent Disappointing Two Accident* Occurred In Occident l-'uturlty TrotttuK Stake, Which Wnn Finally Won by 1-ulu Maic In Enay Style
WOUNDED DOING WELL All tlio Severe Cmea In Clilna Will lie Removed to the lloniiltal Ship R«*77ef
I tali Itepulillcuun
< ho 1 er;i It ji ultra In Indln
CHAFFEE HAS THE SITUATION IN PEKING WELL IN HAND
TRANSVAAL IS ANNEXED Now a Part ot British Empire PROCLAMATION ISSUED Lord Roberts Announces the End o( the Republic llepnrt 'Mint the llrltl«li C«nri*i«on nt liU«l?l>rnnd la Invented l»y liners mill It I* Fenred They Will Move to Surrender
Rleyele lliicp■ at Wnllliam
Arthur Sotvnll Seriously 111
Remlp for the Convention
Doric Arrlveg From Chlnn
Ailvuiicen In Freinht RatM
Stops the CniiKh and Works OS the Cold
IS AN ASSURED FACT I ! Transcontinental Passenger Association I Confprrnpe of Agent* Which ll«i« | Hern In Sr»*lon ill Mlenwouil SlirlnKx, Colo., Him AceoinyllHhcd l(i Work
RESULT STILL IN DOUBT Flglit Anion* Arlsoaa Demncrata Over the Congrridoul Nomlrk* tlua Not Yet Settle#
Troops for Manila
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STRUCK DURING A DENSE FOG Details of the Accident to the Oregon AN UNCHARTED REEF Report of Captain Wilde Received at Washington ■xtraorrilnary l*re<'autloii» Were Taken to Guard Akiiliihl Accldent»—o Wnrnluic From llowkl Llchl
FEARFUL OF THE RUSSIANS England Can See Only e Rig Plot SCHEMING TO CONTROL Believes Her Prestige in the Orient Is in Danger Think* tl»e Continental I'oucri Will All lie Won Over to tin* I'lun to Uvnvuiilo IVIII UK nt jiu ICtirlj Date.
ATTEMPTED MURDER Uxcitins: School Kleetlon at flolao* Idaho, Nearly Revolted In Murder
DRAIN OF GOLD FROM HAWAII Customs Collections Absorb the Stock DEFENSE OF HONOLULU National Guard to Be Rocroited to a Regiment Lcpera In the Molokul Settlement to lie Fed on Canned Beef limtcad of Freak Meut In tlia Fntare
Wealthy Farmer Mining
Bnroncaa Von Kettelrr Heard Prom
Died Prom Blood Poisoning
WRECK DUE TO NEGLIGENCE Philadelphia and Reading Disaster BLAME IS NOT FIXED Company Not Yet Prepared o> Make a Statement Rc«l»nuMll»illty Mny (lent on (he Train Dlftpatelier at Philadelciiltlu* (lie Oik-rut or at Souderton and the Engineer
Arkansas Democrats Victorious
Rain at Vlsnlln
TROUBLES OF GRACE CHURCH Former Pastor to Demand Wife's Salary TRDSTEES ARE DEFIANT May Retaliate by "Showing Up" 0. E. Newton The Iditlcr Defies tlie Conference anal ItltN Hark nt rierxyiucii Un Well im Ijiyuicn Managers
HARDSHIPS ENDURED ON ! THE SEYMOUR EXPEDITION
FRENCH EXPLANATION OF RUSSIA'S PLANS Desires to Frustrate the Schemes of the Kaiser
EASTERN BASEBALL Philadelphia Won Itoth Games With St. Lonla by Heavy Batting
Brooklyn Wins Both (James
New York Became Careless
Pittsburg's Heavy Batting
American I.eague
DEATH FROM PLAGUE Disiase Spreads to the Left Bank of the Clyde | Tlirpe Additional Sii*i>prt*>d Cue! l<e|»urt*Ml lu Glimarow—AuNlrln lliiuriiiitliiPH .%Knlnnt tl>« Ui'ltUU lain
MANY ADVENTURES ISxiiprienoe* uf n Rummlihi Who Watt Two Yearn on tlio KUiuonton Trail
At Windsor
Hnrlent Hacn Entries
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HARMONY ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL
A STRIKING CONTRAST
WHAT LABOR IS DOING
MR M'L ACHLAN'S CAMPAIGN
AN UPRIGHT AND ABLE JUDGE
nsanDjataßiaraiGJSfs@Ro@@ia(a rws ejmsM | ALL SORTS |
i;«|tiul to the OccHMinn
4'annnn flnll* M««lr of C*nld
A Stronig. Clean Man
J EDITORIAL OPINION |
Had Caaaed Usodi
Chiang- a 1.1 vliik Mr
In it lllniir State
About This Time
I.eniler» In Two Itcmixjihrrea
(•rent I*rnvo«aatiou
Ctiurtlufc nmtk
Different Ifiirrt Time*
UP AMD DOWN THE STATE j
A Memorial to Oliver Goldnmlth
f POLITICAL NOTES • L*tt
A Cioml Atari
1 AT THE THEATER iINMNNNNMMM
THE PUBLIC PULSE ~J Kndoripmrnt of Jadge York
Menu Men
The Value of Imnpnifei
Then He Knun<l Oat
THE CITH NEWS EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Foreennt and Wentlier <'ondltloun i
Ten Hollars lleward
ALL AROUND TOWN
Mlas Mi'Ateer Teunls Chamnlou
Taylor American lllej-cle Champion
GEORGENA WINS ! BIG STAKE Grand Circuit Meet at Hartford Opens LARGE ATTENDANCE j # Lord Derby, the Favorite, Has to Take Third Place Twin City Handicap at Slaee|iNlieatl liny Miklh lo H SeiiMiitlontil Head Heat He t ween Ftlielliert nnil Jnek Point
At St. Plilil
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES
Sacramento Defeats Oakland flan Frsinipiann Hont 9 Tn n KnaAVnii
YACHT BECOMES A WAR VESSEL Atalanta Converted into a Fine Cruiser BOUGHT BY COLOMBIA Hostile Feeling Between That Country and Venezuela II In Siilil am Indemnity Will Be A*keri of ilk> I,utter 4 oile»try on Account of Aid Glveu to th<* lli»l»el«
Heavy Rain at Fresnn
ludiun Murdered
Folsom's Doable Murder
Appointed Governor of Manitoba
OLD SOLDIERS AND SAILORS Fifteenth Annual Encampment of Res: 11 Inr Army an«l Navy Veteran* at New York
Glass Workers Will Resume Work
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AUTHENTIC SURVEY OF NEW RAIMA!) WHICH TAPS MINERAL BELT ON IHE ROUTE TO SALT LAKE CITY
A o*t-Rlch-<l*|pk flcbeine
FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS VETERANS AT LONG BEACH Opening nf the Annuel Encempment PROGRAM OF EVENTS Sactlonal Feelinsand Bitterness Will Be Buried Pnlns Will Be Taken to Mnkr (lit* MfetliiK Memorable b j the A file ure of Aii) llilnir Tenillou: to Produce Discord
SANTA ANA DELEGATES Itcpnbllcanji Leave for Santa Crn* to Attend the State Convention
CORONA RESIDENTS MARRIED! ! I.c Hoy Cohurn of the Courier Weila Mlrm (iertrudo Karg:eiil-.»wii Kotei {
CALIFORNIA'S JUG TREES Report on the Gigantea Sequoie Groves OLDEST LIVING THINGS Threatsned Willi Extermination by Lumbermen Only One Patch That la Safe From (be Woodman's As—Southern Grove* Show Some Ileiiroiluetion
ANNEXATION IS AGITATED Pesedene's Anti-Seloon Men Troubled LIQUOR IN SUBURBS Promoters of Kindergartens Hold o Meeting Mom* Collected to Open Three School* for Ihe Little Onen Are lirouliig-PerMouMi Notes
VENTURA RESIDENT DEAD Cniunuel Frnnz. Who Had Lived There for Thirty Vtari, I'naae* V*vn y
•Monrovia Personals
■» « » SHIPPED AS FREIGHT 1 » lowa Man** Scheme to Senil His Wife's Remaini to Chicago at Small Kxpenac
*'* Dpmoprntic Lenders Confer :
Want to XcK'otlate
ODELL FOR GOVERNOR Plans of the New York Republicans WOODRUFF WILL RUN l i I Consents to Take Stcond Place | on the Ticket Warfc of tlir Stntr Convrntlnn nt SnratouM Mnpiii'il Out In Advnncc. I'rupeiMliiiKN of tlie Lenacuc ' Meeting
FELL FROM A HORSE Smell Boy at Santa Barbara Broke His Arm The Gnn Clab of tlic County linn Made Arrauitcoientn for a Duck Preserve at (fiiii<liilu|H> huke for ThJ« Snixuu
j SANTA MONICA NOTES C'h airily- Jolinntui Con-Hcloimni Hi— Anuimt Html n ran nt I'ort I,of* Article*
COMFORTABLE FORTUNES i jLnrjre Knrnlmen of Pnwlllnta in New York Under the Hortou Lit iv -4
LOOTING OF TIEN TSIN Colonel CoolldKf Writes of tli«< Thieving Propenwitlen oC the Freiteh Troopn
PROUD OF HIS TREACHERY ('■ilnr.c Governor Sock. Jlr*vnr*l foi Lnrliit; Fifty-Two Foreigner**
LABOR DAY OBSERVED Crowds Attend the Celebration at Redcndo X uricrt Program of Athletic Siiortu Wit* Given, Uillt I'rixc* for Winner* in KucU Event i
CHUNG LI ARRESTED I I'rrfVo! of PnlU'e at Peking? 11 «• 1«l a* PrlnontT by a lie i»re.«it»nfa lit e of Austria
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES
-w – w | NOTES FROM THE FIELD i
AGED CiL PROSPECTOR ' I He ( I aim 9 to Have .Untie Some lui- j porlani S)i*eu erles in Saula Harliai'a < uuuly
ENGLAND WANTS MORE GiL luijulric* 3!utl«> by the Henry V<»IU Oil ( uiii|iiiii v of Miliiclicstcr n» H» Oil lor ljti)>ri<*iitiiig£
GIL IN POLITICS l)cuioi*r;« I it* I'ji r(* in Kern < omit> I imsis flu* liM]ii.str> in |(s J'ln (loi'tii
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN Heaviest Royalty Yet Paid for a Lease I I important Kxtenwioii of Kern (titer Fie I «l—l' ii rit i«li iii u Aeeo m in oil a – lion for lticoiuiiifti Oil Operator* zi l*rol»l«'iti
NO COMPETITION An Oil Man (ihe» Him Vi«»ws on tho I'ussiliiiit) of LiiNt ami Went llecomiUK < ouiiietitor*
SANTA PAULA Itrvrloiimi'iilH fin* l*im| <»«»U 11 f» <• Ii«-i-n S|oM--iiiiilM'r of WcIN 11 11 •.. i.
GREASE SPOTS j
MICE THAT WALTZED
Ijiulitniat; Turned t lie ilu)»> illiick
IM id«*ii<f» li«■><•!ii r«»«l
MINING SAN PEDRO SMELTER Such Is a Requisite of Mining Industry | Alter a Tonr of Severn! Mineral Sec{ tlon* a Ijom Ansclra Man Makes nu Appeal for One at That Point
WITH THE MINERS Story of llcro nt We hi on >I!ne-OperatioiiN in MI >■ «* i* ta I District* in I lie Soul liv«*Mt
MINERS' COUP Threatened Strike of Delaviiire, I l.uekiiM anu a aiiel Western .Miner*
First Copper Miner
II It'll strike Confirmed
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE The Coming of a Now Period, of Colonization | . j I'liree Irrigation Project* Now toiler Wny In Southern California. Uuukor Colony Project for Inyo Connty
Eastern Livestock Markets
British Grain Trndo
Coaiit Shipping;
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE Growers Receive Nine Millions for Citrus Fruits Two Millions <;<» for Labor and Sopl>llc» in Addition to AlioTe aand ILnllroud* Hcooivc Over Five Millions
Canned Aaparaicu*
Blk Froflt* In lrmnn»
Prnnilainj? Monrovia Orchard
Sales of California Frnit
RAINFALL THROUGHOUT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Shower* Ltglit In This Section hut Heavy In the Foothill Districts
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
AT THE HOTELS
Arrival* at Coroun<lo
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ZAGH MONTGOMERY j PIONEER OF CALIFORNIA CALLED BY DEATH
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA THE SEED PRODUCER
MINISTERS' MEETINGS OF VARIOUS CHURCHES _____ Itcv. Judy Think* That Many Paatora | Receive liiMuftleieut loiiipeiisutiuu
HEBREWS PREPARE FOR THE NEW YEAR i Sounding the Shofor for the Celebration it:ihl»i Kd«klman €■!%•«»» Ailvlce to III» I'foplc HcunriliiiK the Moutli of CI Inl auil Homli I HiiMbanah I
— – POLICE CULLINGS
( uttiiiK ii Slumillril Melon
CELEBRATION OF LABOR DAY Local Unions Assemble at Redondo MANY CONTESTS HELD Enjoy a Bay of Pleasure at the Beach With Guinea, Manic nnd Dnnctnic the Merry mitkrra While Away the Hour. Set A im, r t for That Purpose
men. Ills Onlf Mlt'ks ShvcU Hlk I.lff
SPIRIT RAPS FROM ' THE GAMP MEETING i Mediums and Their Foilcwers ! Make Merry at Sycamore Grove Danclnf, Sinte Writing; nn<l "Rondluvi" Make tp the Dully i»rotfrniu of He I lever* In World of Invlalblea
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF 3
One* of KnKlmid'* Liimliiinrk»
JOTTINGS i
HIRTHS
DEATHS
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