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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 39, 9 November 1900
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TILK OF BEORGAMIZIHG TIK DEMOCRATIC PARTY DM Lloo Forty Moo Will IM to Rotiso tin Creed and EaOoom to Rdn ti tki Doctrlaes of Tlmoo Joflorooi
WHAT OLD LINE I DEMOCRATS SAY ■ i ! Their Advice it to What Should Bi Dene PARTY NOT YET DEAD •* '»• " – ••' – I dmnnr M«s Smuts That Ftm Silw Bi Dropped l»kt O. CarlUle li» the Party Mail ikaaiM All D»4 laaaes aad Frt« I tacit Prase Deatoral* ■las Alliances
• THE MORNIN6'S NEWS
QUAY IS CONFIDENT He Cays He Will Be Betaraed to the Halted States Senate
CUBAN COMPANY FORMED Philadelphia sat Canadian Capitalists Will Coraer All atreet Car Maes and Plaatatleas
ftfrfm RETURN I THANKS TO GOD
Dewet Waaaded
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE INCREASES THE MAJORITY I
CALIFORNIA BY COUNTIES
NEBRASKA IS REPUBLICAN ANB KENTUCKY BEMOCRATIC DEMOCRATS MAY HAVE KENTUCKY Indications Aro That It Has 6000 for Bryan The Republicans Allege Wholesale Fraads la Many Conntles and Claim the State far Yerkee
lOWA Repaklloaa Pluralities for Rational ' aid Stat* Ticket* Reach Nearly Oae Haadred Thousand
I MISSOURI The Democratic State Central Commlttee Claims Bryan's Plurality to Be 48,000
CALIFORNIA Nearly Completed Retarne Brtas Mc-I MeKlnley'a Plnrnllty Close to Forty Thousand
| WASHINGTON McKlnley Hu a Safe majority hat the Result for Governor Is Still In Doubt
I INDIANA r*rtr->mi C«*«llei Show » At«»«• Gala for MeKialey I of IBS
OREGON Coaatlss So fir Heard Prom Glto the Dealoeratie Caadldatae for Ooveraor a Plaralltr
NEBRASKA HAS ! GONE REPUBLICAN — Bryan Gould Not Cany His Own Stato rnslontsts Have Probably Ele«t«4 the Governor aad State Tleket bat They Have Lot* the Legislature
IDAHO Retaraa Indicate a Demooratlo Tie* tory and a* Retirement of Sear ator Shoan
ILLINOIS 8 L'aofflclal Retaraa Show MeKlaleyKs I Plurality to Bo Nearly Oao Haadred Thoatand
r+ 9 » f. CONCERNING OUR SECTION
BRYAN BREAKS THE SILENCE Makes Statement Ragarding Election Results HAS NOT LOST HOPE Says the FtsM Must Continue to a Finish PeNOMlly Hf Una Come Oat ol tfce Campaign In Ciood Health iii With No ri««s lor tha Future
HARVEY HOWLS IN DiSMAL STRAIN
ANTI-IMPERIALISTS MEET Determine to Chanfe Their Syateas and Hereafter Poae aa Antl-Colonlnllata
CHANGES IN THE PHILIPPINES Reported Recall of the Commanding Officers General Chaffee Expected to Snooeed MacArthar as Soon aa the Sitaation la China Beromea Settled
PUERTO RICO RETURNS Thfjr Show, an Waa Expected, an Ovenvkelmlnu Ileynliliean Victory
ANOTHER CASE OF PLAGUE Anna Rnnlf. » Vurip, Contracted the Dl»en«p From Tending an Afll'-ti'il Hoy, nml Died
COMMERCIAL CONVENTION France llopefnl of IK-liiir Able to Reach an t'lnleriliinillnK Willi the 1 ulted States
COMMENTS INENGLAND Financiers' Opiniens on Election Results THE END OF BRYANISM General Satisfaction Expressed at the Outcome Governor of Baak of England Says McKlnley'i Election Will Have a Health? Effect Both Financially aad Politically
BY RIGHT OFJJONQUEST Russia Anneus Land ii Ghih Li Province CONSULS WILL OBJECT Tht Territory Includes Mack Railroad Property The latrniln Prevails at Waikli(- toa Tkat This la llailr a Military Move oa the Part of Raa■laa Aathorltlea
Monterey at Canton
I>eo.h Sentence Approved j
> lUMllaa Caaala* Great Da mac*
Reports of German Atrocities
To Bismlst Ancient Manuscript
BACK TO HIS DUTIES President McKlnley Kept Bo»r Reeelvln* Con*ratolatloa» at the White Home {fver Victory
Steamship Combine
Stops the Co«(k and Works Off the Cold
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upheld mr FRENCHUBINET Chamber Passed Vote of Confidsnce CONFUSION REIGNED & . *■. % Two Votes of Cmsm Preceded the Ballet Oppanenta of WaMcek-Rnaataa War* DlatiMltMi aa ttor ■oped to Trlaatk Over Ik* Mlalalrr
MOORS MUST PAY *7«ltrd States Coasal at Tibilki la•traetcd to Collect (or Narater •( aa Amerlaaa CUlhb
Japan's New Warship
Carllat V»rlaU| Over
ALVORD'S OPERATIONS Defaaltla* Rote Teller of the First National Baak Arraigned Before V. ». Commissioner
PROFITABLE YEAR Aanaal Heporf of Pad He Coast Company Ihoiri Xft Galna of Over a Million
CI carmakers' Strike
ASHORE NEAR | CUFF HOOSE| Austrian Sieamer Olga in a Bad Pnsitinn STRANDED IN A FOG ( Believed She Win Be Med Without Great Damage •he Is a Sew Vessel, Loaded With Sugar From Java, and ThU Is Her First Trip to Thla Port
STAY IN PROCEEDINGS lUKtule Admitted to Ball Peadlng nm Appeal Before United States Sapreme Coart .-
SHOT IN DRUNKEN QUARREL 1 A Saloon Keeper la Sam Joaquin Connty Probably Mortally Wounded
HEAD-END COLLISION 1 Two Men Killed and Two Injnred, One Fatally, Near Aosebarc, Oregon
WIELDS A KNIFE Oscar Johnson, a Drunken Finn, Rips a Man's Arm Open at Sacramento
STOLE HORSE AND BUGGY Pan Francisco Man Arrejited on a Cbsrge of (irnnd Larceny
Wlmiilii Acquitted
Drowned In n Storm
RUSSIAN PRESS VIEWS St. Petersburg Papers Express Their Opinions Tie Jonrnal Sees In the Republican Victory an Expression of the nation's Gratitude to President McKlnler
BRYAN SENT CONGRATULATIONS ————
Overall Reinstated
Confederate Veteran Dead
— ...... – —«»- BRYHN DOES NOT COVET THE TOGA
DRAGGED BY HIS HORSE Boy's Horribie Death in Siskiyou County CAUGHT IN STIRRUPS — | Attempts to Rescue Him Were Without Avail The Yossg Man, Robert Spannaus, Was Carrying the Mall Kenr Klamathon Springs When He Lost His Life
POSTMASTER'S REPORT It Will Call Attention to Abases of Second-Class Privilege*—Extension of Rural Delivery
SECRET DIED WITH HIM Bodies of Two Hen Found In Tarrant Rains One of Whom Alone » Knew Chemicals Stored
BENEFIT FOR BRESCI FAMILY ] New York Aaarehlata Announce an j j Entertainment tor Benefit of the J I Aaaaaaln'a Family I
HIS VOICE STILL FOR WAR ] nruMtit Steya Vr(N Bargkera to j Cnatinie fichtlii, PronUlng | 5000 More Men J
I WILL RESUME WORK j First Evidence of Renewed Prosper- 4 Itr followUg on the Heel* of the a Presidential Election ]
litentatc Commerce Hearlag | |
Mala* I« Growlaf Slowly- ; j
WAS NOT A BODY SERVANT Aded Nesfo Who Bfloused to GforKC Wiokloiton Died at ■ Very Advaaerd Age
Ilnnora (or the Orefea'i Cenaait*
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QUEER LAWYER IN JERSEY Man Who * ollrcf* Drills by the Aid of Hoinhle BPf»
All Hli Fault an Kan* »V.A urni.l4 *•
Klarlac Contrast Tr. A..A.k...liMa> miaMm n.n.M.
MLIFIMM'S VOTE FBR GDWBBESSMEN
LORD MAYOR INSTALLED Vsnsti AMfnaas rngk ansa !•> Iwtol Into the Otlwal Uslsa Wltk VMM Csrsasaln
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Reward for Mnrderer
Torepdo Boat Stockton's Trial
Yellow Jack at Matches
Smallpox Anions Indians
Klllnshandra Dies
Paper Mills Bnrned
Two Facts Possibly Connected
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WißßW»U|UMßlD»BlßiOlM»l'WWOWl»BD|llßß|l)|WiilßUHiDßDßOießogoicioMo|BMo|ci> ♦ Mlo|o|oßoaoloMogoMoßßH ♦■♦Bogi^gioigoaioßioiaoigoigoigoacaaoiaoßiogoaogiogoaogogoigoßloHftHHiaoMogoiaoaogoMoglogoiaoßog LOS ANGELES COUNTY VOTE | FOR SENATOR, ASSEMBLYMEN, SUPERIOR JUDGES AND I [ SUPERVISORS I Br: 4..V g
NO VAIN EXCUSES, THIS TIME
THE NEXT HOUSE
PETTIGREW'S NEW PARTY
OUT OF ITS OWN MOUTH
THE COMMiTTEE OF SAFETY
LAST NIGHT'S DEMONSTRATION
ARIZONA AND STATEHOOD
lallmrts j
PACIFIC COAST COMMENT
TSht {Press and the Stesult
BNAP BHOTB
j A VICARIOUS ATONEMENT
THE HERALD'S 810 BEAT
»■» i ITS CO i-O R I I
HERE HE IB
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ONE-MINUTE ROMANCE
7s- J." . • 1 CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF TODAY
ALL AROUND TOWN i —
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
Greedy Father
night
MRS, HARRIS FREES !j HER RUNAWAY SPOUSE j He Declares That Sine Is Worth' More to Him Than All the World Beside
WOMEN CONSIDER VARIOUS TOPICS Wednesday Morning Club Members Listen to Many Short Addresses Friday Moralag CM Will Discuss "Practical Gardeala* ia Seatkera Calltorvala" Today
RED PARK BENCHES WEAK AND WOBBLY I'ark CommUnloneri Hare Kfllied «o ! Accept Them Until Tfc«y Arc In rnndltion
GALVESTON SUFFERERS ARE NOT FORGOTTEN Tit* Chamber of Commerce Tnlerlir Seat Threo Cases of Clothing to Texas
~ _ | YESTERDAY THE TAX COLLECTOR'S BIG DAY i Fifteen Thousand Dollars of Bound Montr Paid la by Satisfied Property Owners –
CITY DIRECTORY
EXPERT TESTIMONY IS GIVEN ON HANDWRITING Will of In. Kara Declared
Half Bates to Denver
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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MONSTER RATIFICATION BY JOYFUL REPUBLICANS Marching' Hosts Cheer for McKinley and Roosevelt. McLachlan's Friends Administer Severe Rebuke to the Times
TREMENDOUS PLURALITY OF JAMES M'LACtILAN, WHO "COULD NOT BE ELECTED" He Has Carried the S xth Congressional District by Over Seven | Thousand, With Some Precincts Yet to Hear From. Comparison of the Vote With Thai of 1898
Krnnd in Cherokee Auditor'* Office
TWO NEW FIGHTING MACHINES Torpedo Boat Deatroyern Lawrence and >lacdonoash Lateat Additions to the lSi»v>
NEW ENGLAND STATES The Population of IftiNHachnxeltii In- ' oreimed Over Twenty-Five Per Cent In Ten Yenra
Ailinirul llt'ivei'n tilftii
DRESS REHEARSAL OF "LA BOHEME"
THREE WERE DROWNED Wreck of n Xorwealun Hark nt tlic I Mouth of the Kc«nlt« In Three Kntlllltlen
RACE RIOT AVOIDED I I'enee Wan Preserved In Wnnhlnsfon, l*n., TlirouKh Prompt Action of Anthorltlrn
Storm on Lake Superior
Rrarrvnllnn at St. Michael*
LIBERALS VICTORIOUS Lanrler Scores a Slanal Triumph is •he Canndlnu Election, Galalog a Majority Over All
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COMMITTEE REPORT STIRS . HORNET'S NEST TO ACTION Commissioners, Policemen and Accused Make Reply and Declare That No % Wrong Has Been Done
QUEER THINGS IN PERFUMES Dellcloaa Odors Are Compoaaded From Very Commoaplaee Articles
PEANUT VINES IN HOMES The Plants Make a Very Pretty Orismeat for a Lady's Boudoir
THEY HAVE NO RELIGION | Several Nations Hare Not the Slightest Veitlge of Creeds
WHERE DEW COMES FROM Evaporated by the Heat of the Bwth It Rlica to Deirrnd Agala
Astor May Bay Stewart Palace
MILLIONS POWERLESS TO MAKE ROUSS SEE
I Conldn't Make It Oat i
Her Cirloiilf
Designing Woman
Got the Old Man TM J – 1
ONE MAN IN THE AUDIENCE nr Ulvlns the Performance the Maaacer Made a Lackf Strike
Her (ienlfli for Flgnres
For Art's Salle
The Champloa Ll* Mt* Tllnnm Aol rl TKav > ik> *
The Prevatllaff Fw>lo* |
la a Harry
♦ ■ » Caatlnas Mai
Not Made for lie
ROCKEFELLER'S ADMIRER
Jfot Essential
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Forgot 'Which
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FIVE WINNERS FOR MITCHELL Had Five Mounts and Scored Each Time IMP AGAIN BEATEN Woodcrfol Black Man Second to McMeekin Fmrltri Land Foot lUrM Oil ol Hz at Emeryville—Cam»« *l»« at Ttlrlr to One—Oa Other Rare Couraea I
Mitchell Hide* Five Winners
Races at l,akcslde
At Lit ton in
LakMldf Entries
SHAMROCK II CONTRACT DEFINITELY PLACED Btildtri of Three Have the Contract and iho Co*t Will ot Cat Any Flciiri'
LOCAL SPORTING NOTES
CAUSED LOTS OF TROUBLE A Solitary Paiirngfr on m Trnln Wnn Very- Exacting in Hl* Demand*
ASCENT OF MOUNT ARARAT ! Thr Hrntine Plnoe of Nnnh'n Ark I» Verr Dim on It In llrii<ah
1 ■■ ■■ _ , _ 00M PAUL
RISKED HIS LIFE IN A CANOE A Venturesome Creuksui Paddles His Way Across the Eaglluk Channel
Cantloas
Her Fir*# Attempt
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Office K&citementa
One nn the Clerk
FROM OFFICIAL PUH.IC RECORD
De*4a
Mortgage*
i Attachment a. Liens, Leases* Etc.
Miscellaneous
Balldlaj; Co» tract a
Marginal Releaaea
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9TPBEMG COIHT
■ CPERIOR COURT
TOWXBHIP COURT
*17. S. Circuit Coart
J ivi M.rglaal Satl.fetlo. o«
Hovel T»a» for a »B«ke
Working far Sympathy
Helflsh Man
«■» HU Magaslae Rifle
His Pall Wans*
Perfectly Safe
Cealda't Fool Nettle
Not What She Waated
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PROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) URGE SUIT FOR DAMAGES A. Claim Against Residents of Highland INJURY TO BICYCLIST Doath of Horaca Clark, a Ploaaar of tho County CniNi the Plains With mm Os Team •a* Formerly Drove a llagt Between Lot Angeles and Salt Lake
(RIVBHIIDK COONTT) ELSINORE'SATTRACTIONS With a Climate VatiMlle*, It Is Sltnated la the Midst of a Busy Frnlt Growlat District
(ORANGE COUNTY) TO MAKE TILE PIPE Rw Plant In tba Peatlands District The Product Will Be Used Largely Is Dralnla* the Wet Laada of That Part of the Cssstry
(■AN DIKGO COCHTJQh GREAT REPUBLICAN QAINS HoKlaley Baa Large Plurality Where Foar Years Ago Bryaa Was la the Lead
Made a Slight Mistake
FOR QUICK RETURNS
I (RIVERSIDES COUNTY) REPUBLICANS CELEBRATE I Speeches by Well Known ; Orators NOISE AND FIREWORKS Mam's Large Majority a Causa for Hajoicing >laif Other I'lncen In the County Arc Pre pair in* to Hotel Ratification MectUgi Before the Knd of the Week
Sturgeon Fishing Near Its Bud
OaMou Relic In a Hootch Castle
I •—* Feathers Hlon n Off Chickens
Oar Datjr
(LOS AXQBLE9 COUXTY) FOR TOWN DIVISION i Election Will Bi Held et Saute Monice I I The Present Indications Are That the j Vote Will Be Equally Divided Between the North Side and South Slide
("»• ANGELES COUNTY) FOR GALVESTON FUND Contribution by the Saturday Afternoon Club A Large Box of ftuioplleae and n Sam of Money Ha* Been ForwarUeel by the Club to the Sufferers
Pretty Girl—Hldroni Idol
Aa Obstinate Daniel
MONSTER COAL STRIKE'S CONCLUDING FEATURES frttil of the tHlan Go wan Colliery Head of the SUnera* Glad to get back to Mlitfi Near Shcndoahh Union a ateady job
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) i^iaa'aMaa^rarafsraraiaieiaffiiaaMSMsraa'asjaiaMaißiai PASADENA NEWS TO HOLD HARVEST 1 HOME FESTIVAL Hospital Association Will Hans Its Annual Celebration Xpiti Comment, Social Gouty and Item* of General Interest from City at the Croon of the Valley i
HAVE GONE OUT OF STYLE / nistn.' Mfi Pnrterhomr ftlrTi'lt's Are No Lon(cr Craved by Fashionable People
Qcma Show Bci'l iB Gasllirht
Topas Is Much Favored
A Persona* InsaU
Easily Identified "Voil miiet r>nma anrt ssa J... M
Bsw«H for A Man-E«tins TlffreM
Startling; Inarratltade
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BANK SEEKS TO RECOVER TAXES AMps Tint Assassmmt of Bands Wis Meiallf Made Coaaty claims Ttat ■ Urg» Kntr Wa> Traasferred m Pretest to *r»H Payment
POLICE CULLINGB
LOST HIS MONEY BUT WON A BRIDE Victim of Hobberjr Mnrrle* Former Snrptheart of Hl* Allfved Assailant
Quite n Tumble
Defer mi nation
I ~ attMNlCgiMl
Mataal Mistake
Spain's uttle Kla*
A Stay of Proceedings
Absence AolaM Him
Hint From St. Loals
Step Down
Mark to Oo By
A Harassing Rnakaad
One Exception
Honeycombed I I "She seems to command a salarv all
I Oratory an the Wins
The Good-for-Nathlaff
Bicycles Used la Beating
Stretching It 1 ..VI. -J. i-u .a
finite Riirht
FOR QUICK RETURNS > ______
What's tho Mff
Cslag Males
Card of Thank o.
p Half Rates to Denver
THE WEATHER
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES j LOS ANGELES^EXCHANGE
Oil In Gallela
Incorporation*
Petroleum
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN, ' j' What Is Going on in the Northern Fields The Temblor District Still In the i Hitndlcniipnl Llal-Ko Way to DUiio«v of Product—Kern | Field Widening I
FROM COALINGA
RUSSIA VS. AMERICA Indications That Rnnlan Oil Will Drive American Oil Oat of the lOnifltah Market*
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
Naphtha Secnrltlea
MINING THE DOS CABEZAS Is Considered a Very Good Copper Mine Lou Angele* Men Are Interented In Its Development—A Very Large Body of Low Grade Ore
ARIZONA NEWS. Activity on the Colorado River Still Increaalntc—Output of Mineral Park Turquolae Mine*
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INDUSTRY, FIHMCE AHD COMMERCE
Wecklr Iron llrilrn
Cloning Stock*
San Franclnco Mining: Stocks 1 V ~ O ..rti/ii.il
London Financial Review
Sew York Eschange
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Daily Call Board Dcalluus aud Prices of Farm and Dairy Produce
Ciilcaso Grain Trade Phinaan O 1 ' f
Cotton Futures
Metnl Market
Grnln and Provision*
V >■UU , S| V- ild. IklV) UUSJ , 1111 U| IjUIV I , New York Produce
i wfßieni i«»>s «iii. -i. llrltlnh Grain Trade
THE LOCAL MARKETS Dairy Products
HBIHtULTUBE Mil HORTICULTURE
LOCAL CITRUS FRUIT MARKET A tplpprnm WHO pm-oivixl In T ..u A.. w from u Coiitlu.i'ri oiHf ilnfllri.
ORANGES ARE RIPENING
Monrovia-Dunrte Crop
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS Prices Realised by California Horticultural Products In Luc Ansel cm and Elsewhere
Dried Fruits, Nuta, Raisins
taw, uu, uu. San Francisco Green Frnlts
California Dried Fruits
THE OIL EIELDS AND THE MINES
| PORTLAND MINE TO BE SOLD ;Tlie Great Colorado Uold Prodnt'rr i Bonded to EnmlUh Syndlente fop 9 15,000,000
Mesirnn Kxem nllonx
Another I'onipnny
Sign* of nn InUimtrlnl ('rial*
Important Change of Time on Santa Fo Beginning Sunday 11th.
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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HEAVY DAMAGES 1 ARE DEMANDED Mrs. Anna W. Fellner Suss Los Angeles Railway Company ilka te Br Recompensed for Death of Her Huiband and Injuries eiitaiucd by Herself In a Collision ■ I
CRACK BICYCLE MEN ARE TRAINING HARD VHMrome Presents a Busy Appearance Every Morning: and Afternoon With Army of Riders
YOUNG GIRL IS GIVEN A CHANCE TO REFORM Willio Hop PnrpiMn ro Awny Janet Kennedy Lenvc« Ifrr Home
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
METHODIST WOMEN HOLD MISSIONARY CONVENTION
| RAILROAD NEWS* «VSSSSV£»S» -»^4
Thej- «poUe h« They Pn««rd By
MnrrlnKr Llcrmri
Fitly learn for One Schoolroom
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES
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