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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 352, 17 September 1900
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SABBATH IN THE RUINED CITY A DREARY ROUND ©F BURNING CORPSES AND CLEARING AWAY DEBRIS Destitute Given Transportation to Their friends-No Abatement of Disinfection Work Will Be Permitted Until Galveston Is Thoroughly Cleaned
STILL SWELLING Additional List of Names of People Who Found Death In the (■ajvestun Disaster
SAYERS' DENIAL False Story That *s«0,000 Has Been Received foe Sufferers Calculated to Do Great Harm __
THANKS FROM VICTIMS OF GALVESTON HORROR Mnyor Baton Receives Instruction* Rewarding the Wnnts of the Snfferers and Their Rellel
MAN WITH IRON MASK ' A Celebrated Relleirue Hospital Patient Related to the Colts, Dies of Erysipelas Han. I*7 Tkn DAllakh.
MURDERED IN A SALOON i Proprietor Rolibed by Four Men and Hl* Dend Body Found by n J'ollceniun
RUSSIAN AGGRESSION Japanese Sealer and Crew Sefaed and Sent to the Siberian Mines at Petropanlovslcy
THE MORNING'S NEWS
TELEGRAPH _
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OFF FOR PEKING Special IT. S. Commissioner Roclthil! Will Get There an Soon aa LI Haiif Chans
Mexican Crlrbrntloa
ROOSEVELT HAS ACCEPTED THE VICE-PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION TENDERED HIM BY tISS PARTY Kansas City Platform Receives a Serious Body Biow in the Governor's Letter Which Points Out Also That Expansion Is Now Imperative
LOOTING MUST CEASE ON THE SOIL OF CHINA Coolies Will Bs Encouraged to Return to Work—Li Hung Chang at Taku
WORK ON SALT LAKE ROAD TO SOON BEGIN f
SOME HANDSHAKING i Pastors of Various Denomination* | and Their Conarrritnlions Greet | Koosevelt In Montana ni i, . ~ . —
ZEAL THAT COST LIFE 1 I Extraordinary Conclusion to a! Robbery f I In (iuldlng Officers Toward* Thieve* ] a Npcru Palls Off s I Wharf and Drowns ' Himself
BOUNDARY LIMITS FIXED i President Lonbet'i Award Infavor- , able to Colombia, Bat Add* to I C-uata Rlcun Territory
TRAGIC DEATH IT MR OF CAPTAIN C. M'QUESTON
AGRICULTURAL IMPORTATIONS American Purchases far Five Yeers FROM FOREIGN LANDS Tropical Countries Supplied One Holt Commodities From All Onr lh» World Avrraßc Annually Close to Pnor Hundred Million Dollars
Ilrvnn (iocs to KiiiiNfiH
Art Critic Kilted
Oil Mill Iltirneil
TO CIHK A COLO IK OXE I»AY
KICKED OUT OF TOWN A Mob Chn«es Uat Rider Builagcr ■ml Two (imvfrli Ont of Mausfleld, O.
CUBAN ELECTIONS sufenasful Delcgntei to the Countltaitioiuil I'ou veutiou Who Were Kleeted on Suturtluy
MYSTERIOUS THEFT 9no rant en to lVrstnnrntenr «iiffpp* n liOmm of .Monp)- Whlcli Mluht lluve Thrrr Time* l.nr»i>r
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STRENGTHENING THEIR LINES Organizers Are Encouraging Striking Miners OPERATORS ALERT, TOO Seek a Quick Way to Break the Strike t/aloa l.radfra Hope That Railroad 31 vn of Ike* ft«»irl«»a May tinder Soiue Condition* Stand br Them
MORE GOING OUT Wearly All Anthracite Collieries Will Be at a Standstill by the End of the Week
HAVE ALSO STRUCK Markle Mem Have Reconsidered Their Decision nnd Will Xot Report for Work This, Morality
GOING TO EUROPE Ex-President of the Transvaal Will Embark on a German Steamer En Route to Holland
Offered Transportation
Mrs. Kroger Also Leaving
Boers' Hasty Flight
Oldest Odd Kelfoir Is STo More
Cotton Mills Stopped
Marens Daly Recovering
PREPARING FOR MORE TROUBLE British May Transfer Troops to China EFFORTS OF EARL LI Tries te Persuade Empress to Remove Prioce Toan Rumor* That Rmlaiu Have Selaed Valuable Ralln-ay Property at Tien Tain In Reliance of Protaat
OLD SOLDIER KILLED John Brown, A way on Farlonsh From thr Hour, Maiilrd by a Freino Switch Engine ,
U.S. INFANTRY I ROUTS BOXERS Two Hundred Chinese Were Killed POWERS WITHDRAWING From Imperial City to Tieo Tslo l(u««!nn« Are Aaplillf l*n«hlnic Through Into Mnnoharla*W»rk on I'oklnv Railroad llei« Been Kiiapenilfd
SHOT HIMSELF Murderer of a Fellow I.aborcr In the Plcnsonton Hop Fields In Jail, Serlou*l>- Wounded
DE YOUNG IS BACK President of U. S. C<» mini niton to the Paris Exposition Arrives In New York Enthusiastic
ELECTION ORDERLY No Disturbance* Took Place in Cuba and Everything Pnnie'd Off Quietly at the Poll*
Killed l>y on Explosion
Hcialan Prlnoa'a Death
. : | OLYMPIC WHEELMEN' LOST 1 Cinrrtrn < 11y To* run Won Annual Tn-enl>->llle Itnce at Sun Krnnelncn
BOER LEADER GONE < liriwtlan Dewcl Is Said to llnve lleeii Killed Neur I'otchefntrooiu on the Seventh f.
Killed In n Car Accident
I Dutchman Won Gold Cop '
Mrilmn Olrhrntlon
President Drove Out
GRAND CIRCUIT ENDED A Summary of the Season's RaGes Wfnlfrn Horned Hnve Gone <o Columbus mill Fort Wayne While Eastern Stnlilci Will Meet at Boston
FRANK MOSS, THE NEGROES' FRIEND
ARMY COMMISSIONS Movement to Obtein Them for Berkeley Graduates Menanre Strongly Uracil by Lleutem ant Colonel Man* in Report te Innpec tor General of United States Army
Hnrd on the Paper
Supreme Utctntor Dies
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BRAVE MEN AND TRUE
SAN PEDRO BREAKWATER INVOLVED
THE ARIZONA QUESTION
"THE MATURE WOMAN"
Diusn 01 t'naiuf. STEPHENS COLLINS FOSTER
Uhe {Political Outlook i TJho 7)emoc7ats 3*ind !Poor Consolation in Claiming Everything Out of Sight~ – Tl/here the S'rail jffopes of the Siryanites Siest
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rfg fgJSJSnSJBJSJ9JS fSISM&iSJSJ3JS IS® I [QJ5l® DiW a EDITORIAL OPINION S SSJi2j SJSJBJSJSISJSffII SJSJ SJtsl BJBJSISJSJoIfSJSJ SlBllfl A SnNplcloaa Silence
Conwlder* It Hopfleu
Too Recent
The Diet of Heroea
"Let Va Have Peace"
Home of Wars* Coutm
jALL AROUND NOTEs|
Chief of Anarchists
THE CITY'S HEWS EVENTS OF TODAY
THE WEATHER
Forecast and Weatber Condition*
The Tempera tare
Tea Dollars Reward Th A MornA will nau OA I. -- -L.
ALL AROUND TOWN
AT THE HOTELS
TRAINED NURSE
VACATION OF CITY SCHOOLS ! IS OVER « I Young Hopefuls Must Again Grind
AT THE THEATER | | ———a
WILSHIRE'S VIEWS ON IMPERIALISM i lie Falls to Find Comfort In Either the Republican or Democratic l'oiilion on the Subject
— Wlint Will the Ilnrveat Bet
INSPECTOR FLINT TELLS OF HAWAII Interesting Description ot the Postal System of the Islands > ' He Bars the I.abor Question Is tho One Which Is Worrying; the President of That Country
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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EVERYONE SHOULD ATTEND MAMMOTH BENEFIT FOR GALVESTON SUFFERERS Ihe Grand Program and the Worthy Cause Should Enlist the Sympathy and Support of Every Good Citizen of This City
BACKING THE COMMISSION Teiw him Misting on the East Side | MR. LING WAS THERE No Throws Himself Several Large Souqusls •St runic H ••solution* Inriomlnu the Action of tlie Council mid rolicc ( ouiiniMNiouers Art* Pa Meet
MOTES FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY Opening; of tin* Scholastic Year Will Occur To fin y—Sonic riiuntfe* in the l*rof«k«iNorMlii|iN
9pontaneoai Fire
TWENTY-SEVEN ! UNHEARD FROM ! Partial Returns From Outside Precincts Incomplete Mat of Drlffatei Outside of Los Anareles Chosen to Attend the Republican County- Convention ,
Southern California Correspondence (BAN DIEGO COUNTY) FREE ZONE MUST 60! I __ President Diaz Will Faior Its Abolition Contributions for Galveston Fund Are Readily Given and Total Will Reach Fifteen Hundred Dollars
11 , (SAW HER WARDING COUNTY) j IN TROUBLE AGAIN ' "Rlaelc Ed" Bowman Arrested for I Reopening His Opium | Den
Midway Carnival
I (VBirrDHA COUNTY) 'baby show entbies ' I Our Forty Already Received by the Committee Proceeds of I.adlea' Minstrel Show t Will Be Devoted (o Kand of Woman'a Department of Ventnra Street Pair
(LOS ANGEL.ES COUNTY) Compton Brevities
®HaE®SiaJ3l^^l^'S3El3lMS.'3ia!3'Sa!MsffiM3isli?r3M3:2EfS!SiaiaiSlS: « j PASADENA NEWS fj' REV. ALLEN MAY ! GO TO PASADENA He Receives a Call From the First Baptist Church j W. T. Xlokenon !■ Injured In the Machinery at a Mine—Other Intereatliiff Items
! BUSINESS BEFORE CITY FATHERS Pasadena Property Owners Oppose Changing of Tracks i : They Protect Aitalnst CJmntlnn Permission to Erect Tenti Within the Fire Lluilti t
LONG'S COLLISION 'i llroke an Arm While Scorching | ■ Central Avenue anil Arrested for Violating the Ordinance
How He Got It
Nothing m« to Do
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Sports GOOD RAGING IS PROMISED Program for the Running and Harness Events Is Excellent inoclato* Rxperta to Han Bml Horara In Ibr Country Kntrr In the Hlg Mnkea Offered
CYCLING
DOG AND GUN i
BASEBALL
COAST BASEBALL Saranientu and Stockton Play Two Winning Oae Kneli
COURSING
!| FOOTBALL , i
THE RING
GOLF
Traveled 155,000 Miles to De a La^vjef
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
Detl«
Mortgssn
Homoattsdt
1 Attachment*, Una, Leasee, Ete.
Judgments Tn *a Unmoni>#fhlr< Hnanit«l nf Rnntharti
Itnlldftn* Permits
Mlscellaneoßs
SII'GRIOR COURT 1 . a New Actions
TOWNSHIP COURT New Actions
'ZEB WHITE He Tails How Hear* Saved Hla Maoat ulilne Still BY M. aVAD.
Curran's Circulating Library
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i THE NEWS FROM ARIZONA 2 <4 » RICH WIDOW KILLED BY HER PARAMOUR
PROBLEM OF A WATER SUPPLY Citizens Working for n Storage Systom j ARIZONA STATEHOOD Governor Murphy Confident It Will Soon Be Obtained j Board of Trade and Xlnalneas Men Are AirltatlnvHunndonoU CuriilvHl for I'hoenlx I This Winter
BIG JOB OF HOUSE CLEANING (iettiug the Capitol llulldlag Heady tor the .Next Session of loniiresi
A Comparison of Statesmen
Kffort to Snpimn London V*... ■ XT !.»_ i «- _ . – . i_ »_ –
THE COAL STRIKE IN PENNSYLVANIA A Former Colliery Physician in the Hazelton District Recounts the Miners* Grievances—lnstances of Palpable Iniquity
MINING i NEW MINING ENTERPRISE j l)c*««*rt Prospecting, I3xploriitlon*and Development Company of Kpedlfii Incorporated
HU Eli-clrlc Spark KUIIllal"
Tompiirn Mntnnlnr
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