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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 36, 6 November 1900
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NATIONAL HONOR AND SOUND MONEY CERTAIN OF ENDORSEMENT TODAY
LAST WORDS OF MR. BRYAN Givts Out His Closing Statement TALKS ABOUT BRIBERY Says Hapabllcans Hava PlaaNd to Mast Villi ■e Declares That the People Are Twt Mach In Bar nest (or Bribery As? Extended Seal* la Be Feasible
THE MORNING'S NEWS
FOBBIOg _
At Home Again
OUTLOOK GOOD IN DELAWARE Indications Point to Fifteen Hundred Majority for McKlnley
INTENSE INTEREST AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
M'KINLEY TALKS TO NEIGHBORS Crowds Again Gather on Canton Lawn RED FIRE AND MUSIC President Prenlled Upon to Make o Short Speech Anonneement of a Serenade by the Grand Army Band Attract! Than•and* of Cheering Friends to Executive's House
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IN OLD KENTUCKY lineal Ihkdpb OvemhadoiT All tke •(notions of Kullonal Importa lice (By Associated Fress.)
ILLINOIS AROUSED h Henry Vote Kipcrlril and a AV nnn l'lnlit l.t Asmred
!all over but the shouting Will Konnil lp the t'na«l Republican Majority
NEW YORK JOURNAL BLUNDERS INTO TRUTH
CLAIMS IN MARYLAND lloth Parties Are Altogether Coafl. , dcut of Curr.»iii|ff the Slate j1
BAY STATE IS SOLID MeKiuley Will Bent Hr>-na by Oae I HuuUred ThoiiaanU > otei
SOUTH DAKOTA SURE The Hriiublieana Claim the Slate by | Liftbt Thousand Majority
IN BRYAN'S OWN STATE The It <* |mi lil i<*ii ii Leaders Continue to Claim Xclii'iutka for McK I ii ley
EXPERTS DISAGREE i The Republicans Claim Indian* llrositr Than Do the Democrats
IDAHO DOUBTFUL A Mliiinv County Renders the Republicans Somewhat at Sea
OUTLOOK IN OHIO I'he Hepublican Poll Shows a Rlw Majority for President McKinley
MINNESOTA IS CERTAIN So Doubt la Felt br the Republican* Thru MeKlnlejr VI7I Carry the Stale
ACTIVE WORK IN NEVADA All the Indication* Point to an Ex* ceedlng Clone Conteat la That Stale
lOWA IS ALL RIGHT Hawkeye State Will Choose MeKlnlf, and Eltrm Repnl>llenn Conff reiiiim«-ii
! NO DOUBT IN NEW JERSEY I The Republican* Count on Cnrrylna; the State by Forty-Five Tbouoaiiil
TO CURB A COLD 11 ONE DAY
KANSAS IN DOUBT Roth Side* Profess the l lmost Cun'dence la the Result
ARKANSAS GIVEN UP The Republican* Concede That They Stan<l No Show In That State
BOTH PARTIES CONFIDENT Itrpubllrnna anil Democrats Equally j Certain of Carrying: t&e State of Washington
NEW HAMPSHIRE CONCEDED The Democrat* Admit That McKlnley j Will Get It by Tiventy Thouiand
I LONE STAR DEMOCRATS Kxpect to Give Texas to Bryan by Two Hundred Thousand Votes
DRAWN FROM DEMOCRATS i The Socialist Vote In Rhode Island Will Aid the Republicans Materially
OREGON FOR M'KINLEY The Democrats Admit That Republican Ticket Will Win
BY A SMALL MAJORITY
HANNA MAKES A FINAL TALK Compares the Records of McKinley and Bryan IMPORTANCE OF ISSUE What the Election Means to the Workingman South Chicago Artliaai In Urv« | lumbers Listen to nn Appeal of (lemon From n Bu«ln««« Standpoint
REPUBLICAN MANAGERS SEE A GRAND TRIUMPH
QUEEN OF POETUGAI MAKES HEROIC RESCUE
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RAILS ORDERED FOR NEW ROAD Work on Salt Lake Una to Ba Rushed PLANS OF PROJECTORS Stretch to San Bernardino to Ba Built Immediately •anthem Pacific Will Close the «■» •a IU toast Mae by December 1 and Ho on Have Trains Rnnnlnc
Not Exempt
Woods Is n Winner
Heinrn of Cnnadlaa Tramps
New Anto mobile Record
Yellow Fever at Matches
Antl-Trnst I.nw Defeated
BUCKETSHOPS MAY HAVE QUOTATIONS Judge Vail Hofds They Are Public Property ChlMgs Board of Trade Moat Dlatrlbnte tho Market Reports to All Interests Wlthoat Discrimination
Colombian Revolution
Adams' Grandson Dead
Atlliar In the PostoMeee
Cotton iKitiru
CONGRESS MAY INVESTIGATE Conspiracy to Seiza Nome Gold Fields M'KENZIES BOLD WORK Charges Against tin Rmlnr Mil Judge Hoyes Tk> Pmrmmt RiHkM tan Wkrr> *1* Will It* Trie* fk«| k'»d»rnt < nori far
DANGERS OF FOOTBALL War Department Clerk Broke Hla Neck During a Game bnt May Recover
DEATH AT SACRAMENTO OF JUDGE A. P.CATLIN
Given Ten Years for MarSer
rranea's Welcome to Kragtr
Kraget Is Seasick
MKltn' Christmas Presents
IhJikA Bicyclist Mar Recover
Dies With the Century
Ma Diego Democrat*
Robert!' Delayed
FIGHTING MEN OF EIGHT NATIONS ——— Comparative Studies of Different Troops in China Japaauit Soldiers Borpose All Othtvi In General Bekavtor ail ekiaelike Discipline—Good Words for Amerleaant
•old OoTermut Uertti
Killed la a Mia*
QUESTION OF I PUNISHMENT ___ Decided By Ministerial Corps at Peking FAVORABLE PROGRESS Mat Harmoniausly Toward Flail SattlßmaDt ITIM Admiral Al«xle<i Haa Invited CklM to Reramo the OoTernmcnt of Maneharla, t!»d«r «o»- ilaa Proteettoa
tafOftHt Ftllll Agrtcd ('pel
Ruil'i Invitation
Rebels Are Weikeilii
COLORADO WARMING UP Frouble Between the Different Factions !■ reared oa Klectlom Day
ELECTION EVEATCANTON I'Mllint McKloley Enjoy* ■ Drlv« •>d Rcmltm ■ Number of Calls**
WILL NOT RESIGN CktiraM Tweed Demlea That H. B. Will Retire Pro* the Iratken Paetfle
PREDICTIONS IN WYOMING Conservative Obnerver* Place the State In the Republican Column
4»» Meveniioii nt Home
Indiana Has (ironn Somewhat j
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE Town of Gahto Given Several Lively Shakes Mod Volcanoes Ifl the Vicinity Become Violently Active, Belchlnff Forth Mad nnd Vapor la Large Qnnntltlca
GOOD WEATHER WILL PREVAIL Promise at Sunshine Generality Throughout the United State*
Nettle CriTF&'i Caae
Political Fight at Butte
THIRTEEN DEAD, THREE DYING List of the Victims of the Phtllppl Mine Dlautn lnerewcd by Later Reports
Philippine Revenue*
Judge Catlln Dead
Jfo Reception to Kriier
Gold From Aaatra.Ua
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AGED VETERANS CHEER MIACHLAN Gather at the Soldiers' Home to Hear Tales of Progress and Prosperity
mdb jsjasisjsrsiaia sflKr^firav I POLITICAL NOTES |
INSTRUCTIONS For Guidance of Voters in Obtaining and Marking Their Ballots
LEGISLATIVE NOMINEES CLOSE THE CAMPAIGN Oeiaaerats Ave Acoaset at Trrlag ta Trait Tkoteagkbrati fav Soakers
HER THIRD GIFT Mrs. gather Present* m. Valuable Hlock In Oakland to the University of California
Boy Killed
liirrpatfd Its Dividend
Use Allen's Foot-Ease in Year Cleves
POLLING PLACES BY WARDS WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS
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PASADENA NEWS STRON6 APPEAL TO COLORED VOTERS TOqr Hold Rotting Muting it NotdqiHlHS of tlo Anarlcvs Clot flttrrlag Addressee Are Made bv 0. R. Carr, Charles Prlaee, aad by Oeastsr C. Slaspsoa
INCREASE IN USE OF THE LIBRARY Tbo First Alport of Llbrorioo Ron Slooo Its Roooot Eoiorionoot At a Mcatla* at the Beard at Traateeee It I* Decided to "archase Mora ■salts
MINISTERS OF VARIOUS BELIEFS DISCUSS TOPICS OF INTEREST
RAGING AT EMERYVILLE Long Shots Poss Under the Wire First
Lalonla
Lakeside
Lakeside Entries
GOLFERS COMING Eastern Professional nnd Crack Ans- I ntenr to Plar This Winter on Cnlifornln Links
Hnrtrrer Cnvtnr<4
FROM OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORD
Deeds
Mortgages
) Homesteads
• ————— U Attachment*, Liens, Leases, Etc.
Miscellaneous
M Mrt.a.e.
M Marginal Satisfaction
Building Permits
SUPREME COrRT New Actions
SUPERIOR COURT New Actions
TOWNSHIP COURT New Actions
I V. S. Circuit Court
Marginal Satisfaction of Mortgages
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THE HERALD'S CIRCULATION
VOTE EARLY
MARKING THE BALLOT
UNFAIR TO THE LAST
A LAST WORD
THE RED FLAG HOISTED
SURPRISE FMM LOUISIANA; □airmail Joies May Get a Bad Jolt From the, Sosilfeera States-Why iraisiaiiaas Desire Mc-Kiilcy's Re-election—A Word About the Border States
UP AND DOWN THE BTATB
A SPLENDID' EDITION
#»» LITERARY PURSUITS I
; I ALL SORTS I 1 a m <
THE PARAMOUNT ISSUE
I EDITORIAL OflNiON J roeeßßeeroeiaaiMiii miiimiiiimiihiiimJl
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
jCos Jingeies County's Vot& Chairman jCoe /a Confident XJhat e)7}cJfinloy 11/iti Jfcaue at jCeast Jjhree Jjhousand Votes to Spare
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THE curs NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
ALL AROJUND TOWN tchools Will Close
AT THE THEATER
Headquarter* Citizane Committee of! One Hundred i
HARRIS STILL IN JAIL BUT CLAIRE IS FREE El Paso Traveling Man Furnishes Bail for the Erring Woman
SERVICE IS NOT UP TO THE STANDARD How Council Committee Regards Present Electric Light Service The Ctmlllce Think* Explanation Cornea From aa Irreapoaalble Third Peraon to tha Transaction
SAYS HE DID NOT MAKE COUNTERFEITS C. T. Luther Pleads Sot Guilty to the Charge of Manufacturing Stamp*
CITY HALL NOTES
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
AT THE HOTELS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (RIVERSIDE COUNTY) EXCITEMENT AT ITS HEIGHT The Political Situation Is Complicated FIGHT FOR JUDGESHIP Democrats Claim Crowe Will Win Oner Noyes Republican County Central Committee Receive* Report* That Democrat* Have Been Trading Crlebtou for Crow*
(S AN urn A It 1)1 () COt'.ITT) REDLANDS' NEW GAS PLANT It la Expectcd to He Completed nnit In Operation liy the First nt Jnunary
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) VICTIM OF APPENDICITIS Death of the Daughter of Mr. lu< Mr*. J. E. Creehln of Corona
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) FATAL MINE ACCIDENT CMs Peterson Dies of His, Injuries I Waa Working la the Homertike Mine Wheu Hl* Baclc Waa Broken by Falling Rock
(I.OS ANGELES COUNTY) EVIDENCE WAS LACKING Mexicans Accused ot Burglary ot a Store ut Agna Manna Were Discharged t•;« ' _ –
(ORANGE COUNTY) j THEY WORSHIP BRYAN Santa Am Man's Son Writes From Philippines The laaurienta Firmly Believe That Demoeratle Victory Would Remit lu All American* Lew lag the lalauda
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) GRANTED A DIVORCE Countess von BraMiad Wins Her Suit ■ 'she Is Freed From the Count on the Around* of De*ertlou and Ex> trcme Cruelty
Senator Dnvalu Out of Dun^pr
I HAMTA IIMAII COUNTY) BITTER CHURCH CONTROVERSY Archdeacon Ramsay the Winner CHARGES DISMISSED Railway Accident Occurs at Goleta An Engine on the New Llae* to Ellwood la Ditched but No One I* Injured—Grnernl Sew* Notea
(VENTURA COUNTY) PROMISING OUTLOOK I Indications Tint County Will On RepuMlcon Some Claim That the Majority for Me-Klalry aud Rooaovelt Will Bo Over Three Hundred. New* Notea
(LOS ANGELES COI'JtTY) PLANS FOR CITY HALL Those of Architect Russell Are Rejected Santa Monica Trustees Vote to L«»« the Building of the Auditorium to tbc Corporation Recently Urgnniicd
: PLUCKY WOMAN AT PHOENIX :i KILLS A MEXICAN ROBBER
' • iboa akobi aa couhtt) SUCCESSFUL PASTORATE Rev. G. H. DeKar of Norwalk Caa*re■atloaal Church I'reaehaa Hla Fourth Anniversary feraiaa
(LOB AXOBLEI COUNTY) CLOSES THE CAMPAIGN Enthusiasm for Republicans at Long Bead Judge liTiie Replies to the Prohibitionists' Attack on Him, aa4 L, C. Gates Dlirauei Cialalia Ihui
STORM-SWEPT NOME Cotter Dear, Steamer Charles Nelsoa and Other Vessels Xarroirly Escape Disaster
TWO ARIZONA YOUTHS START ON A HIGHWAYMAN'S CAREER
(■ah aiuAiono cocxtt) HEAVY VOTE WILL IE CIST V Many Loggers and Miners Coming In MEETING AT COLTON Senor Lujan Addresses Spanish Residents Oaatk af William M. Uodfraj af SM ■fiasrtlso Fram Injarlea llaaclve4 br FalUa* Fraas Raol af Hl* Ban
NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES LOS ANQELES EXCHANGE
A FEW LOCAL NOTES
Petraleam
A GROWING FIELD i ! Newball Destined to 8a a Big Oil Pradacar 1 j Olssee at the Wwk There Shows Weadeilsl Activity—Field Extosaisg la Every Direction. ■lies of Oil Wells
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN !Oecp Wells to Be Drilled In the Kern Ulver Field—Several Large M«r. n(e Tanks to lie Erected
MINING RICH CAR OF ORE Mine Abandoned and Again Taken t'p With Marreloaa Results
TO Wi'RK IN MEXICO ! to* Angeles Company Taken Bald of Mexican Sifter Properties
AN INNOVATION Coke Hsklsg From Tennessee Soft Conl neported n Sneeess
® A New Investor
Kew Copper Company
Oarfcla'a Vacation
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IN SOCIETY
KotM Pcraraali
ELECTRICAL WORKERS ARE STILL CONFIDENT They Win Their First Polat-«!«• qaeated to Vtalt H. t. White, Oae of Their Naoaher
STUDENTS WILL PAY A VISIT TO SANTA MONICA iralor H Class of the Hllk takul Plain m LIIIU (■lrate ,
Marriage Mcenae*
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INDUSTRY, FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Closing Stock*
Bond List
Hew York Bntiifa
— * » I SAN FRANCISCO MARKET ; Uhllt Call Board Dealings aad Prices ' of Paras aad Dairy Prodaee 1 . I
BaMera LlveitMk Market*
Cklesgs Oralis Trad*
Metal Market
Grata aat Prsrlsleas I
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dairy Products
LAW CONCERNING ELECTION OFFICERS District Attorney Gives Rales te Be Fallowed In Selection of Boards
NINETY DAYS MORE FOR THIRDJTREET TUNNEL City Baglaeer Soggests Stool Ribs to Mrea«thoa Weak Places, aad Is f natalaed
| Letters Asked
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE In Season Opens Witt Encouraging Outlook C*B|arUui of Last leun With Preteceaaor—Rerlrw of the SMuatloa From the New York End
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS Prices Realised by California Ifortl. 1 cultaral Product, la Lom Am! (elea aad Klaewhera
Franelaco Grcea FralU
California Dried Fralta
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HEAVY ROAST FOR SAVAGE Court Expresses Opinion in Strong Terms CALLS HIM A BRUTE " "Man Who Strikes a Woman Worse Than a Coward" Sirs. Mvaitr I" Granted n Decree ol Divorce From Her llu*l>and ou the Ground of UiWi'lim* Cruelty
ROOM PILFERER^IS ACCUSED OF BURGLARY Cfct'fe It Placed Againit Man Who Tried to Excapo by Jumping" From Window
TOO MUCH UNBRIDLED LICENSE AMONG WHEELMEN E*-)fpmhrr Ifnnrd »>f Fldnriitlon Is Knocked Hfntirlt*k« niifl Complains tu Council
WIFE REFUSED TO LIVE WITH HUSBAND IN A TENT $«*l»Mo*ntloit I'ullonN and Heialta in n Mill llvlnv nronght for a Divorce
MR. SILVER WANTS LEGALITY TESTED Woold Determine the Status of the Recently Voted Water Bonds To Tkst End He Introduces a Set of Reaolutlnom and the Cltr Attorney Is Instructed to Take Action
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
WATER FAMINE IS THREATENED ! Mayor Eaton Points Way to a Remedy WOULD USE SURPLUS | Message Looks Also to City Ownership Star* That Sentiment of Citizens I* Mrunxly In Favor of Construction of the Proposed Works
ALL OBJECT TO ' | RICHER'S SIGNS; ! Petition to the Council by tbe; Citizens Living in That , Neighborhood IHe Plasters Hie Property gver ' Wltk Xstlses That Are .Not I Acceptable to the Resldeate
SUFFRAGE WOMEN TO HOLD A MEETING Mrs. Joha T. Swift, Stat* PniKtit. 1 Will Speak—Clak otei
WIFE'S ILLNESS CAUSES SUIT TO BE POSTPONED , Action of H. J. Woollacott Aaalnit : Wilmington Company I* Continued
POLICE CULLIMGS
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES WILL GO TO FRESNO Sinn of Thoie Who Will Attend the Hnl •( lalted Itatee Coarta
Liberty's Lightn ng 3odt
Juniors Attention !
; .lOTTI*<iS
BORN
DEATHS
THE WEATHER
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