powered by
A Freely Accessible Repository of Digitized California Newspapers from 1846 to the Present
Home
Search
Titles
Dates
Help
About
Log in
California Digital Newspaper Collection
>
Los Angeles Herald
> 8 September 1900
Please take this
brief survey
to help us improve the CDNC and its text correction tool. Thanks for your feedback!
Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 342, 8 September 1900
Issue PDF
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MALEDICTIONS HEAPED UPON OTIS BY REPUBLICANS AND OEfIOCRATS ALIKE FOR HIS TREACHERY TO THE PARTY BITTER DENUNCIATION ON ALL SIDES WHY S. M. WHITE WAS TURNED DOWN
TIMES HELD UP TO PUBLIC SCORN Its Master's Treachery Causes Popular Revulsion
REPUBLICANS ARE DENOUNCING UTIS
HARRISON GRAY OTIS—
STEPHEN M. WHITE SUFFERS REBUFF Idol of California Democracy Rudely Shattered Yielding to the Importunities of 111-Advised Friends* He Is Subjected to Scant Courtesy by the State Convention FOR CONGRESS J. F. FARRAHGH, Slaklyoa, Flrat dlatrlct. J. I). SPROrMJ, Thlro, Srcond dlatrlct. FRANK FRREMAJT, Clhii, Third district. R. PORTER ASHE, San Frandaco, j Panrth district, J. H. HENRY, San Jom, Fifth die-I trlcl. II'II.I'MM R. GRAVES, Saa Lala •blspo, Sixth district. IV. D. CRICUTON, Frfano. Sririilh | ilitrlrt. ELECTORS AT LARGE | J. H. SF.wn.l,, Mendocino. M'ILLARD A. BTIMSON, I.oa An- I Celea. | DISTRICT ELECTORS I JOHN P. HAYNES, Humboldt, First dlstrlt. XV. R. JACOBS, Stockton, Second district. DR. W, R. PRATHER, I,alee, Third district. W. T. lloj-Jctl, San Francisco. Fourth dlatrlot. JAMES N. RI/OCK, Snn Franclacn,; Plfth dlatrlct. THOMAS A. RICE, Ventura, Sixth I dlatrlct. JOHN A. COI.E, San Bernardino, Seventh dlatrlct, BY GEORGE M. TROWBRIDGE '
THE MORNING'S NEWS
Slop* (lu> CntiKli nml Work. Off the < old
place In nomination for elector at large Wlllard Stimson of Los Angeles. The nomination was seconded and promptly confirmed by the convention. WORK OF CONVENTION Adoption of Platform and Resolutions Fight Over the Indorsement of Marion De Vries' Course in Congress
WELCOME TO WOODS Stockton Citizens Give the Second District CouiireMlouul >oniinee n Hearty Reception
SHOT BY ROBBERS Mftht Watchman In Mlnfinurt Interferes In a Hold-np und Loin Hie Life
Affalnst Police Olllcliile
Ciinndlan Puclllc Strike
Page 2 Advertisements
Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
ROOSEVELT ADDRESSES CROWDS IN MICHIGAN ♦ His Tour of tho State One Long Series of Ovations Pojs Particular Mteotiou to the Silver Question end Exposes the Hypocrisy of the Democracy on Thet Issue
INVASION OF SAN FRANCISCO First Arrival of Native. Sons CELEBRATION BEGINS Four Days and Nights of Varied Pleasure Official! Frogman of the CVlehrnHon, Wlaicli flctfitin Turin? Willi (be liUuiH'liiim of the Monitor Wyoming
HUNTINGTON'S SUCCESSOR J. C. Mulilm, Third Vice Prcnlilr.il, Hrllrvr* Tl.nl Hl« Sfphen Will lie Blpctrd
DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANE UN THE FLORIDA COAST
Social Labor Ticket
Charles Gilbert Killed
SANTA ANA WOMAN IS CRAZED BY DRINK
Bryi.ii Pleased With Olney
WU SUMMONED TO WASHINGTON Conference With Chinese Minister CABLE FROM CHAFFEE i Recommends Colonel Daggett For Promotion Gnllaiit Service of the Commander of the Fourteenth Infantry lit Tien Twin and Peking
The Ohio CuiniMiiicn
Woolley In San Kronriaru
One Voter Won
STRIKE WILL BE DECLARED Goal Miners Ready to Quit Work ACTION LIKELY TODAY Confident They Can Win Within Thirty Days Able to Provide for Strikers* Fniullieft mid Prevent llltuiuliioii« Cool From Being: Diverted to Anthracite Meu
SECRET CONFERENCE
Ll HUNG CHANG WANTS AN AMERICAN ESCORT
ABRUZZI'S EFFORTS TO REACH THE NORTH POLE
RUSSIA AGREES TO A COMPROMISE
Page 3 Advertisements
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
NEW STUDIES 1 FOR STUDENTS Hups Mifc Irr Board it Elucalin I JANITORS APPOINTED Few Alterations in the List of Gleaners i Mark llonliue Work Ti-iin»u«-ted la Order In lie! tin- Deimrlinent 111 linod llnnnlns finillllAn
PASADENA NEWS SUMMER SCHOOL SESSION ENDED Teachers In Attendance Gn te Their Hemes I lti»ar«| of Trnile Drclilea to Renovnto | mail Hcnrrnngp ltd Kibiliii In I.on AtinclfN rim tuber of Commerce
CONVENTION OF THE WESTERN BAPTISTS Discuss Plan to Build Home for Ministers I : Iff in h of lutereat and Monthly j * lie port of Hon rd of Hrnltli From | , tlir Meuutlful t'lty of Shu fi Uabrlfl Valley , I t
SHOTS WERE FIRED A Menntlly Drrxpil Mnn on Temple Mre.t Fire, nt Anolhrr iiiml PainliiK Harkman
ANOTHER REMARKABLE DAY OF BALLOTING Miss Michaels Remains in first Place, Although the Others Are Gaining
Page 4 Advertisements
Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
Page 4 Advertisements Column 3
POLICE COMMISSION UPHELD IN ITS FIGHT AGAINST SALOONS COURT DECIDES LEGAL POINTS I Board Has Power to Close the Boxes DEALEBS WILL APPEAL Matter to Be Taken Before Highest Tribunal Dlnlml •( the lajaactlon Salt Creates Great Eultemeat Aaioaa Frleada of the Mlzoloclata
FIGHTING FOR THE SALOON*
POLICE NOTIFY THE 6ALOONMEN
POLICE CHIEF WILL NOW ACT He Gives Instructions to His Men ACTING UNDER ORDERS Ml Private Rooms Must Be Closed Today Proprietors Notified That They Nut Follow Directions , «r Lose Their Licenses
MORE DENIALS FROM MERCHANTS
DOCTORS ASSERT MRS. CRAVEN IS MERELY SHAMMING INSANITY
NO FRANCHISE ! RECOMMENDED Board of Public Works Still Undecided SECONDWARDAROUSED Residents Insist nn Granting It to Traction Company Majority of the Council Firori a Foatopaement ot Action Until the City Con Gala Benefit From the Privilege
NO AGREEMENT REACHED Iron Manufacturers Will Not Yield to the Demands of the Paddlers
CENSUS BUREAU RETURNS Fifty-Four Cities Show an Average Increnne of Over Twenty-Seven Per Cent
Culdwell In thr l.rnil
Page 5 Advertisements
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
PROGRESS TOWARDS PEACE
A COWARDLY SLANDER
GRANT THE FRANCHISE
NEEDHAM'S GOOD WORK
1 HE ALABAMA
15he Conspirator Conflicted
I ALL SORTS I $SJSSJSfS/g/sfßfgjslJiofSligißigigjßJßiSidflBlßUSlßlBß < I
1* J, SEI-F-IXTF.RKST J,
f'oinineniluble Poller
ris®a®aisEia/s(ffloanirsriSHß,'asiaisisra>e! THE FIRST SPEECH l| | ffISJSJS!JSI3)3EMSI3)3/Dl'S/SI3M3JSIBISIS(fi,SISiS !
EDITORIAL OPINION
Information About Trusts
j I Sensible Under the Circumstances
I A Lnst Resort
Proof Conclusive
And Thla In Massachusetts
jfc AUGHT IN PASSING*! ! SJSI susHßuaißuansia amw
b 4* THE OTISIAN CONSPIRACY JL
Chlaa'a Financial Method*
PERSONAL MENTION, r
* IN THE PUBLIC EYE
UP AND DOWN THE STATE
Merely a Matter of Sentiment
...
THE CITY'S NEWS EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Poreeaet aad Weather Ceadltleae
▼ha TiUMnltM
Tea Dollars Reward
ALL AROUND TOWN The Farragat Leave*
CONVENTION OF YOUNG PEOPLE'S CHRISTIAN UNION Interesting Meeting; Held at Secoart United Presbyterian church la This City
DEATH'S MANTLE FALLS UPON JAY E ARNOLD Closing Chapter in Life of a Popular and Brilliant Young Newspaper Man
SUIT RESULTS IN FISTIC ASSAULT Conflicting Reports AM n Business Qusrril. Wllmot Har»ejr Attacks George Wallace, Who Came ta Serve Notice •( Salt Upon Aged Father at Aaaallant
AT THE HOTELS
Coronndo Arrival*
ChMlng a Thief Killed aa Oil Lady
Want (he Slots Filled
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Page 7 Advertisements
Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
Page 7 Advertisements Column 3
Page 7 Advertisements Column 4
FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS BIG TIME AT SAN BERNARDINO Pioneers end Netive Sons to Celebrate M'HANEY'S DOWNFALL Steps in His Transition From Cowboy to Counterfeiter Ktlwnniln Improvement Coin puny W nnt« to Recover Tnxei r»«hl oa l'nipcrtjr to Which 'I'illi la Declared Void
WANTED AT SANTA ANA I R. V. Scot) of Steilllna; n Untile mill i, KliMkl 1 ii I l'i> l* in
KAISER IS ABSOLUTE Forces His Chinese Policy Upon the Poblic I Tliink* He Cnn Do Hie Snmo With the Allied Powers—A Cireut viil Demountrutiuu at Slftimiiltnl
Cn nil ill ate n notinceri
BADGERS AT LONG BEACH Picnic of the Wisconsin Assnciation ' OLD TIMES RECALLED Cordial Address of Welcome by 6. J. Webster An lntcrr«tlng Prnirrnm nf Slproclies ■ nil l.lternry Exerelaea In Kn-Joyed lly a (iulhirnu uf Several Muudrcil
Wood Pulp Spun Into Yorn
WAS CHOKED TO DEATH Finding of Inquest Over Deed Indien S MURDERER UNKNOWN Large Plant to Be Established in Lower California Ent<»rprl»e to Mannfactnre Filter From n Specie* of Cactu* to lie laed In Making; Rope.Twlue nnd Matting
American* Greut Coffee Drill If e*«
A LA ' MILLENNIUM" A New England Minister's Comparison
RIGHT OF WHY DEAL CLOSED Depot Site in Montecito Volley PICTURESQUE LOCATION Tronsferred by Land Company to Southern Pocifis llepnrt That the Wlwiinaln la lo Ylalt Njinftt Harharn fur Her Trial Trip. In C»ni|inn> Willi Raimrr and Intra
LOCAL SPOROTING NEWS Manhattan Club Flikla
FAVORITES WIN AT SACRAMENTO % Contests Interestine and Close RINGER DISCOVERED Little Jim Was Entered In Race for Twe-Yenr-Olds Much iniiMoment Over Donkey nnel Mule Knee, Whleh Will KlnaUf Won b> U llliur K. Knnpf* of $inu IriiiiclHeo
Harlem Race
Page 8 Advertisements
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES AT THE EXCHANGES Ui Algtlu EiekMCt
Accident to Drilling Apparatus
Incorporations
BURNING OIL TRAINS Bit of Oil Region History of Long Ago Description of a Trals ot Oil Taalc Can oa Five—A Driller Qita ■calalMeit and Talk*
NOTES FROM THE FIELD
I» ■ » ; IN THE SAN JOAQUIN ! i 1 Growls* Scarcity of Land for Leasing Leads to Stiffer Conditions. 1 Sunset Freight
Fillmore Field
Petroleum
MINING WATER FOR BISBEE Los Angeles Company Hakes a Find Which Will Be of Valne to All Its Neighbor*
"THE GOLDEN COLORADO" Words of a Pioneer Dredger Man Anent a New but Growing In* dustry In Saving Uoltl
COBRE GRANDE SUIT Denial That Oorernor of Soaora Has Resigned on Acooaut of Hl* Connection With Case
In Navajo Country
Opening Up Mexico
A Big Ore Strike
San Xarler Mines I
DISCORD AMONG DEMOCRATS Split in thB Ranks at Phoenix SMITH IS THE WINNER Sicures Support of Moricopa County
TO GRAND CANYON Automobile Route From FliiKitnffßx* pected to Be Ramilng bjr tbe t'lrit of October
Page 9 Advertisements
Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
Mort|i(ti
Trust Deed*
Attachments* Liens* Lenses, Etc.
Building Permits
MUcfllaueovi
SI'PKRIOR rOI'RT Sfit Actions
TOW.VSHIP COURT Now Actions
Retail Liquor Dealers' Association
RAILROAD NEWS!
CONVENTION CALLED TO CONSIJDERJGOOD ROADS Chamber of ( nmmrrrr Take* l'p (ha Agitation and Riprcti a Meeting of Those Interested
MnrrinKe Licenses
Page 10 Advertisements
Page 10 Advertisements Column 1
Page 10 Advertisements Column 2
Page 10 Advertisements Column 3
Page 10 Advertisements Column 4
INDUSTRY, FINANCE (ND COMMERCE Elsetrlc Wire Factory Comiffl to Los Angeles I Firm Wfclek Bmployi Four Thousand People In One Faetnrr Now Italldlnf a Untuck 1m This citr
ON 'CHANGE Conditions of New York Markets as Shown by Trananctiuua on Wall Mtrret
Closing Storks
•aa Francisco Mining Stacks
Bank Clearings
! I Brndstreet's Financial Review
Hradetreet's Trade Review
Uun'a Review of Trslt
New York Biekisg*
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET dally Call Iloard Dealing! and Prleea »( farm and Dairy Produce
Cotton Futures
Grain and Provisions
Metal Market
Drop la Cotton
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE Newspapers Crying Down Idea of Profit in Fruit I'drjce Income From Orange* and Lniioim Dnrlnv (he Past Season. Attempt* to Frlfthten OH Prospective Planters
British Grain Trade
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dairy Prednets
A WET WINTER Smi llirxo Urnther Prophet See. In l«w Pre..are lOiirly unil I.onjc Hutu*
Realise the Danger
Ilorl I<*iiltarl«ta to Meet
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS Prleeii RfnlitPd l»y California flortt* cultural Proilnct* In l<oi An-U«*lem nnil Elupwhopff
San Francisco Green Frait
New York Dried Frnlt
Sale* of California Fruit
Page 11 Advertisements
Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
{NATIVE SONS AND DAUGHTERS DEPART Southern Parlors Leave Tor San Francisco on Their Special Train
BUSINESSMEN INCORPORATE Traffic Association Is Organized TO PROMOTE BUSINESS Will Work for More Shipping Facilities Jobber* jiud >Ih unfa ctnrera Sr«k to Secure lleuaoniible Hates and Trunftporlatiou for Goods
POL3CE CALLINGS Oi»p Hollar
COURTHOtJSK BRIEFS Ilctlirneu to AVUlttlcr
CIVIL SERVICE IS FULLY DISCUSSED Charter Framers Garry Motion Favoring Such a Method Interesting letter* Received Prom Official* of Seicrnl of «ke Principal title* of the
•—» I > »<MTnlnar ■ Scoffer '
SAYS SHE HAS NO^ROPERTY High School Toochor Is i Cited lo Court NEGLECTS A JUDGMENT I Ordered to Till What Became of Funds Aecetvod Claim* to Have Dtapoaed of Mnnr> Paid oa a Coatract That Vm likarqifßtlr Aaanlled by the Judge
"MY HUSBAND IS AN ANARCHIST" So Declares Mrs F. Limine In Divorce Trfel That She and Her Children Came Near Starvation on Aceoant of firoaa Neglect
A Knfllr Xrwspnper
VERDUGO WATER COMPANY SUED Gbargeti With Attempting to Force Annulment of Contract 11. C. Goodrll Says Threat* Are Made to Divert Hla Supply of Water (or IrrlKatloa Parpoaea
HON. JOHN G. WOOLEY TO SPEAK NEXT WEEK The Prohibition Candidate for President Will AddreNN Ilia i onntltuentN in Thin City
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
To Oil Well Drillers
WOULD WED AN ITALIAN COUNT Elderly Foreigners Decide That They Have Met Tlielr Affinities The Groom* RoneTlf) Grows Superstitions aad Aiki That Data of Mr ease Be I Chanced
JOTTING*
DEATH!
Page 12 Advertisements
Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
Select an article to view its text.
Issue
Hint: Right-click on an article to see options menu
x
Issue PDF
