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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 33, 3 November 1900
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DEATH FOR I BOXER LEADERS I i Sentence Passed Upon Officials WILL BE BANISHED — i Dowager Empress to Be Kept Away i-rom Peking She Nor Her A«lvlj»rre> Klinll Middle With Affair* of StMte Hereafter
TO BE BANISHED Kni|»rcNM iiiml Her tcivim rx Mu*. Ki main wh» Kroau IN Uinu llrr«»uftrr
THE MORNING'S NEWS
TAMMANY LEADERS ADMIT THAT NEW YORK STATE IS LOST TO THE DEMOCRATS j Croker and Murphy Can Only Figure Out a Plurality of Less Than 30,000 for Bryan in the Greater City
WILL ESCAPE HANGING Jennie McKown's Alleged Slayers Happy
VICTIMS OF BOXERS | Slaughter of Missionaries Told by Natives Fate of the McConnells aid Yoaaga, With Miia Klnir and Miia Barton, at St Klao«Dr. McKaf Held (or l|iioa I I
WHARTON BAKER PREDICTS ELECTION OF M'KINLEY I
PENSIONS GRANTED ! TO CALIFORNIANS
NOT QUITE BANKRUPT I Castellanes Have Something to Live On i i I " Maturity of Their Debts Spread* Over ( Miie Years, Which Will Unable the Countess (o Meet All Obligations j i
Alvord'a Fate
Contractor Reed Disappears
Murderer Harris Gets Life Sentence
GHORCH LITERATURE Dlscossed by the Baptists at Santa Rosa A Special Plea Is Made for the Sapport of the Faelllc Baptist, tho Publication of the Cksrsk :
Uraak Carbolic Acid
Whalrj Arrive With Good Carfori
CkKrfU Asa Inst Mnon
Hoinrn of Myatlc Shrinera
PLANS FOR A GREAT NAVY Many New Fighters and Gunboats THIRTY-TWO VESSELS Program as Finally Completed for Next Year Three Immense Battleahlpa, Two Av> uiored Crulaera, Twenty-Two Gunboata and Thr«« Colltera
NAVAL PROJECT FOR SURVEYING PACIFIC OCEAN
Battleahlpa at Coronado
For Quick Returns Use the Herald's Want Ads ROOSEVELT'S PREDICTION Will Garry New York by Large Majority I ENERGETIC CAMPAIGN His Toor One of the Greatest on Record In Right Wfoki ll*' Hal Vlilt«i Tnrnty-KRRtir SOitoa, )I*<lp >pccUr)R rrirrl Tail Led to Aboat '1 11pro Million People
RECORD-BREAKING TOUR !■ Only r.iiiinled by Hie Compnig" Miide l>> W. .1. Brfin tn 1 MM!
CAN NOT BE PRESENT Mr. McKinley's Letter to W. ! L. Strong ( Public T)ntr Will Prevent the President** Attending Parade of Ilnul- j stsa Men's SoanU Money Association
CONSTERNATION IN THE CAMP OF THE ARIZONA DEMOCRACY
For Arrfflt of Illegal Votorn
Stop* the Commit and Work* Off th»» ( nlti
BRYAN ISSUES A STATEMENT Tries'to Fool Workingmen and Farmers SUPREMELY CONFIDENT , l He Seys Dinner Pall Argument Has Been Repudiated Ilia Share of Tii*e« and Receives Lea* Thitn Hit Share of Government
GIVEN AN OVATION John G. Wuelitf Ajffriin a■ Audi cur e of 3UOII Persoas at Oraal Rapids, Mich.
OVATION TO STEVENSON Ilia UecP|R(loa at Fort Wayne the (irrnteat Ever tilvta a Candidal* la That Cltf
MEETINGS ARE ORDERLY Senator Haaaa Addresses Three l.itriic Audiences iu fhlrago Without Interruption
DESPERATE DEMOCRATS ARE | MAKING ABSURD CLAIMS
CORBETT-M'COY FIGHT IS PROVEN A FAKE BY GEO. F. CONSIDINE
FRENCHMEN IMPORT AMERICAN JOCKIES
St en mo r Murcka Injured
LAST HOPE OF DEMOCRATS Debs Urged to Resign in Favor of Bryan OPEN LEnER WRITTEN Signers Believe in Co-operatiie Commonwealth They Declare, However, Thnt llrjnn Hc|tre«cnt» the First Pratlcal Step lit the Movement Toward Social laiu i
Republican Meeting at Nevada
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CONSTITUTION AND THE FLAG Important Decision By Judge Estoo STATUS OF CRIMINALS Hawaiian Laws Were in Effect Until Superseded fttoalute* of the United States Not Applicable la the Interval Between Annexation and Congressional Actio*
FORCED TO DISGORGE Bawnliun I'lniilmlou Company Becover, lli uv) Diiuuikcs From ft fulr of Promoter*
I Hen Galveston Bridge I
TROUBLESOME BOERS i — Are Still Causing England Much Uneasiness ' Dally Death Roll ot British Troops Is Almost Equal to the Average for tha l&atlre War—Roberts' Return 1 _
Pension Employes
Zelglor'a Sanity
W. L. STRONG DIES SUDDENLY Lest Mayor of Old City of New York -i WAS IN POOR HEALTH j ! » Labors in Present Campaign May Have Hastened End Was Candida-fa ot the Non-Partisan I Ousimlttee of Seventy, and Was ■Elected on the Ileform I Platform
JAPANESE EMIGRATING Their Imcrea»iiiff Number In Hawaii, British Columbia and the United Stated
POSTOFFICE SERVICE llaaiiy Increase During Past Fiscal Year l'lana (or Increasing the Facilities for Delivering Mail to Alaskan Points During the Cumins Winter
Might Hove llecn Ilia Head
Forearmed
BIG DAY FOR JOCKEY M'CUE Wins Three Races Out of Five Mounts HILLSDALE HANDICAP Mesaba at Tan ta Ona Lands the Money Ths Feature at I.akcaide Was the Mile and a Half ltnce, Which Was Wun Kaallr by the Favorite, Frangible
3j VICIOUS FIGHT AT DENVER Choynski Win* Rough and Terrible Itnttle From Rnaaell on a I'alpa; ble Foul
LIFE'S DISAPPOINTMENTS llovr the Stranger Got the Bett** of the Expectant Farmer
MANY NEW FACES Personnel of the Fifty-Seventh Congress Those AVIio Arc Mrmbrm of the Present Oongreii and Who Are Not Candidates tor Re-electlom
PROBING INTO RICE'S DEATH Efforts to Verify Jones' Confession DOCTOR'S STATEMENT Explains How Chloride of Mercury Tablets Were Used Once Operated on the Old Million-I aire's Face aud Made a Wawh of Them—The Valet Improving
– – A Sign of Premeditated Poverty
Too Much Statistics
The Con volitional Villager '
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HPFAIRS OF THE CHURCHES AND THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS
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PRKSBYTEKIAN
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JEWISH
EPISCOPAL
UHHR6H NOTES
REV. BURT ESTES HOWARD ACCEPTS UNITARIAN CALL
LEFT HOTHER AND FRIENDS ; TO WORK AMONG THE ARABS 1
TWO HIGHWAYMEN ! j CAUGHT BY POLICE ! 1 Prisoners Are the Men Who Robbed C. D, Canne and Lett Him Senseless Defer ted by the vi iiff of Their Yltrtlm'* Wnli'h in h Son ill 31M in *lre»*t i'unu »liop , ; '
| TOOK A BITE IN THE DARK This Time the Joke Wa* Ob Ml» HDd .Not on Hia Mother
FOR QUICK RETURNS
1 FOR < OLD I THR HEAD 1 LHXfltlp ttroiiio-Qulnlne Tablets.
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TEDDY'S TERRORS WIN COUNTRYSIDE I PROSPERITY'S BATTLE
The lrinhmuu'a Bind
%l»dul'N Fooil Carefully ftuarded
Saved It
KILLED-A SON
THE EFFECTS OF BRYANISM
TARIFF STILL AN ISSUE
OUR BIG GOLD FUND
THE "TIMES'" ATTITUDE
A BOOMERANG
HEAR M'LACHLAN TONIGHT
LOS ANGELES POSTAL RECEIPTS
BRYAN THE DODGER
THE MODERN JACK CADE. What Three Prominent Men Say of Bryan's Gospel of Hate. DR. N. D. HILLIS SENATOR SPO.ONER DON M. DICKINSON
@M9,0-IS'SfSi'SJSJSfSJSISJSJ9.3I®Z2ISIBBBIBfS/i?S 1 & NOTES Of THE CAMPAIGN | ,
THE OLD, OLD STORY
THE HERALD'S "WANT" COLUMNS
fiJSEfSISIBISTHiSEISIS iSJOi I EDITORIAL OPINION 51
PACIFIC COAST COMMENT
ONF. COURSE SHORT
►14 . » ► I McLACHLAN'S REJOINDER
THE PUBLIC PULSE
PURITY VS. ADULTERATION
PROOF
DEPARTED
MARCH OF M'KINLEY MEN
TWO ERAB
THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
ALL AROUND TOWN
HOW TO ADVERTISE
HIGH MASONS SIT AT BANQUET BOARD Initiation ot Eight Members Into the Thlrty-fteeond Degree la Followed by Festivities
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Got Then in Time
Marriage License.
FOR A COLD IN TUB HBAD
GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY AND PARADE TONIGHI Hon. James McLachlam Will Address the 'Great Mass fleeting at the Pavilion
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION C. D. Wilbur Discusses the Changes That Are Proposed lie (ihea m Brief Outline of Ktch Mc«»ur« In an Address Before Republicans of the Sixth Ward
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DR. DQWLING DECLARES HE IS MISUNDERSTOOD Says Women Who Take Exceptions to His Sermon Need Study Clubs, and Suggests They Begin With Grammar
CLAIMS SHARE OF MILLIONS Alleged Widow of Blytlie Gels Divorce HUSBAND WAS CRUEL Married a German Count Who Beai Her All**' I 1"" Hrt'inntfrMl *»rrnr«"» « I), err .• itlon : rom Mini of I i»I• >h f A oii * f»»«r ;i 1 * «o
BUCHANAN REINSTATED (ti I i forn In .lockpy A ill Ho Allowed l«» Takp .Mount* for His l.m-l»Io>er, Harney r»<*hri'ir
Hpi'r'lvppj for V 00l Mnnufuctiii'rri
*hnntn Info ii i roiril
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
COLORED VOTERS ENTHUSIASTIC Grand Rally of Marching Clubs Last Night at Elks' Hall J I Gathered to Hear Republican Doctrine* Expounded by Thomnt. I'enraon of Oakland and Others
To Transport Kuislan Troops
natlle A i(h Strikers
Rtihslm's ell lit Exports
FOOD SAVES Dfxtor Knows Value of Grape-Nuts
POLITICAL NOTES
M'GOVERN BEATS BERNSTEIN Terrible Terry 4gnln Prove* tlla Clear Title ■■ Kin* of the Featherweight*
Insane Asylom Official* ftned
FOR A COLD IS THE HEAD I.sxatlve Bromo-Quinlne Tablets.
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5 NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE
FROM VARIOUS FIELDS ProKrmN nrporloil From >>irhfill. Slrllif on llohrrtft' I.chni' on Krra <*llittn
Rcflnls* Heavy Oil
Ts Amend Hy-Lawa
An Eastern Well
Petroleum
A CROWDED CITY ! 1 ✓ What the Oil Industry Is Do-1 ing for Sakersfield Store Room* anil ll»a«ei Aim out ImposwlMe to Secnre-Keir lluilri-Helnir Eroded There
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
ii PERTINENT FIGURES • | e , : Kern County Company's Ro;j markable Success i I j Soathera Paetflo Rallrnafa Hl* Coa. | tract With the I'hlrtr-Threa „ j OH Compaar at r | Bakeralrlf 4 I
MINING CHOLRIDEJ®ROPERTIES Maur of Them Showing lacrnitl In Proirrn-Sale iu Prospect
WORK ABOUT CHLORIDE Active Milling Mna Now la This City Who I. Interested la That Field
, ~ KERN COUNTY MINES Prn.pect for Building of a Railroad t« Them From Baker.fleld—The Road Needed
| ONE CENT A WORD j
Her One Desire
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FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORD
lUorttmgea
Knmrateada
, Attachments. Ueni. Leasee, Etc.
Miscellaneous
VlnfldlnK fort, tracts
IlulldiiiK Permit*
SUPERIOR COI RT New Actions |
JaOapenU
I TOWNSHIP COURT New Actions
LOCAL SPORTING NEWS
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS i<SAIf BERNARDINO COUNTY) OT ACCORDING TO PROGRAM tch in Rev. Mr. Graves' Meeting lURCH WAS CLOSED ithodists Refused Him the Use of Their Edifice ) Prohibition Addresa Which Hud Icen Kxlennlvely Advertised Waa Flnnllr Delivered la frcibjrterlag Chnreh
«•»— I (LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SPOKE AT NORWALK HertliK of Bryan and Steveneoa Club 1 Addrriatil by Judge I I.nmnic
(I-OS ANfiEI.ES COCI*TY> BIG DEMOCRATIC MEETING Judge TrjiHk, J n<l Ranli nnd Other* Address Large Cantherlng nt Long Reach
(LOS ANOELGS COUNTY) STUDENTS ARE REPUBLICANS Canvaaa of Pomona College Shows a Large Majority In Favor of McKlnlcjr
(Rlvehisidb coi'xty) AN EXCELLENT EXHIBIT Fair of San Jacinto Valley Horticultural Glob lA Floe Collection of Representative Products of the Valley In Shown ■ ■<1 Attract* Many Visitors
(SAN niROO corvrY) Coronndo Arrival*
Con fuel u«
The I.lterarr Merry-Ro-Roand
Willing to Please
(LOS AHCELIS COUNTY) DEMOCRATS TURN OUT Judge Trask and Jud Rush Speak at Monrovia The Meeting Is Well Attended bat Not So Much Enthusiasm Is Shown as on Prevlona OccHAlona
FOR A COLD IN THE! HEAD
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) PROGRESS AT JtIVERSIDE Bright Outlook for the Coming Year MANY NEW BUILDINGS Electric Power Plant Rapidly Nearing Completion It Will Be, Wken Completed, One of ' the Most Up-to-Dn-te Plants for Oeneratln* Electricity In Southern California I
The. Hollow Bones of Blrda
(LOB ANGELBB COUNTY) 1 PASADENA NEWS ] BOARD OF TRADE ASKED TO HELP Big Display Wintid (or Pan- American Exposition Americas Club Will Come to Ui Angeles for tbo Lait Bl* Rally Before the General Election
Notice
Time UnouKh
(SAW BERNARDINO COUNTY) CURRENT EVENTS CLUB New Organization at Colton Has Its First Meeting Mrs. Shcppard, Inatrnctrfii for These Clubs in the Comity, Gives on Outline of (he Work to Be Covered
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) DRILLERS STRUCK GAS Were Sinking For Weter Neer Belione Creek Toolg and Sand Were Blown Out and Two of the Men lujured, but It Is Thought Not lerlouflf
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) IMPORTANT CASE DECIDED Suit of J. S. Bell Against George Staacke THE PLAINTIFF WINS Has Been Bitterly Fought for Many Years By the Superior Court's Decision tkt Plaintiff Acquires Title to Land Valued at Several Hundred Thousand Dollars
RAILROAD NEWSf
LIVED IN FEAR THAT HIS WIFEJWOULD STEAL £amnel Pott* Tciltflri Hl* Life Partner Aanoelated With Thieve*
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE Regular Steamship Service Secured For Los Angeles Km York-Hawaiian Company Will Have Its Vessels Stop Here to Load an* Unload Freight. Other Line*
ON 'CHANGE Condition of the New York Markets as Sbonu by Transactloae on Vi»l| Street
Clnnlag Stocks
Bond List
Sun Francisco Mining; Stocks I
Bank Clearing*
liratfetreet's Financial Review
Uradatreet'« Trade Ucvlen
Dan's Review of Trail
London Financial Review
Hew Vork Bicliaige
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Oallf Call Board Drnllngi aad Prices of Farm and Dairy Produce
Eaatera Livestock Market*
Chicago Grain Trade
Melal Market
Grata and Provliltat
Itrltlali Grata Trade
Coast Shtppln*
New York Produce
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dafrr Products
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE Ventura County Comes In Winner on Boons Good Prlera Prevail and Tboie Who IrrlKatrU Their Field* Get Bis Returns—Some Reiuarkabl* Illustration*
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS Prices Realised by California Hortl. eultural Products in Los Aa••les aad Elsewhere
Son Frnnclnco Green Frulta
CnlSfuruU Dried Fraiti
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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