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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 93, 2 January 1901 PDF Issue PDF

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NEW YEAR'S DAI AT THE WHITE HOUSE Officials at Washington Greet the President The Most Brilliant Reception in Many Years One of the Plrasantest Feature* W» the Presence of Mrn. McKinley, Whole Health Permitted Her to Hemaln Throughout the Function. Many Distinguished Person* There
I THE MORNING'S NEWS
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ORCHARDS ARE THREATENED BY JACK FROST » Mercury Takes a Tumb!e Below Freezing Point at San Bernardino and Slight Damage to Oranges May Result, Though it Will Not Be Material
II THE TEMPERATURE f|
. DISCOVERS THE ELIXIR OF LIFE — | Abr~m S. Hewitt's Vigor Due to a French Scientist ' — I Qlfcero-Phoaphate of Sodium, One of the Ingredlenti of Brown-Seqnard Proved to Hare a Wonder- I fillip Stimulating Effect oa Heart
SKILLFUL TRAP SHOOTERS i I Experts Will Meet In Second Event of (he Interstate Handicap at Queens* L. I.
til > vi iiir uicjiail. nco 11 PAT CROWE S'AS LEEN CAPTURED ——— I Suspected Kidnaper of Edwin ! Cudahy Arrested I Detectives Following His Trail Come Upon Him on the Pine Ridge | Reservation Near Oelrlchs, South Dakota, and Capture Him
SOUTHERN PACIFIC'S NEW PRESIDENT PAYS A VISIT TO GALVESTON
CAPTAIN STEN DAL'S BODY IS FOUND ! Master of Sloop I u'u Victim of Foul Play ! The Corpse Floats Ashore at Bath Beach, and Accounts for the Cries for Help Heard by the Watchman at Point Richmond
SOCIAL SUCCESS lh< Comlnß-Oot Party of Mlu Rath Banna Takes Place at Cleveland
f T 0 NEPHEW OF CARDINAL GIBBONS IS FATALLY SHOT BY HIGHWAYMEN
Says Boers Are In Need
STRICKEN WIIH HEART FAILURE Sudden Death of Ignatius DonnJly Author and Politician Passes Away at His Home la Minneapolis. Surrounded by a Number of His Immediate Relatives
SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF DEPUTY MAKSHAL SHELTON T. HOICKTON
FIRST MASTER MASON OP THE TWENTIETH CENTURY INSTALLED
HER LIFE ENDS WITH THE YEAR Death Claims Beautiful Zaidee Maxwell ___ Los Angeles Belle Succumbs to Blood Poisoning L'nderjroea an Operation at a San Franclaco Sanitarium From Whlok She Never Recovered—An Accomplished Musician and a Generfcl Favorite In Local Society Circle#
FIRST BABY OF THE ; YEAR AND CENTURY
PPPIM BILL IS IN DANGER rination Formed to Filibuster K Measure May Not Be Passed at This Session ra ■ Arm? Reorganisation Dill Llkelf to Replace It in the Senate In Order to Get That Project Through—Per' kins Hopefnl of Securing ■ Vote ou the Canal Before Adjournment
DOES NOT APPEAR Great Britain'* Talked Of Decadence Contrndicted by Recently Pub* llahed Statistics
HAD ROUGH PASSAGES 8 ten in era Arrive at llonolnln After Stormy Yoyuge From the Pacific < OUMt
COLLEGE MEN'S CONVENTION Conference of College Aa*o<»lutions of the Count Often nt I'nclAo tiro ve
General Ilatehelder 111
VON KETTEIER IS AVENGED Murderer Decapitated on Scene of His Crime Punishment Witnessed by Large Number of Spectators I Li Hans Chans Assert* TJiat the Emperor la Willing to Banish Thouc Named by the Power* lo the Farthest Part of tho Chlaese Dominions, Death to Follow Their Return
t , t EXCHANGED COURTESIES Compliments of tUe Season lletween Sir Thomas Mptou and the New York I'rm Club
SITUATION IN CAPE COLONY Boer Invaders Now Nnm ber Five Thousand British Are in Urgent Need of Reinforcements larndln* 1111 ruber! Have Split Info | Two DlTlnlona and Are Sow ItanirliiK Over laafux Tracts of Territory, >ceultitlo| Envlof{ tacat of an Aratr Corps
GERMAN MARINE Emperor William Expresses Gratification at the Growth of tlie Com* merclal Shipping
Multnomah Drfeata Seattle
Wedding at I'hoenlx
TO CFRE A COLD IS ONE DAY
QUAY CERTAIN OF BE-ELECTIOK Senatorial Contest Practically Decided Unanimous Choice of the Joint Caucus PeimrlTiala le(l>la<ir« Metti and Stain-art* Orgnnlir Both Branches. Only One Vote Nceded to Olt* the Candidate a Clear Majority o« Join I Ballot—l a effect aa I Corablaatloa
STILL OPPOSED TO EXPANSION Former President Harrison Talks Again Not An Attractive Avenue ot Development farc a Former President la Katltlod to Bifroii BU Opinion oa Rational Qoestloas Unlea* Given tlao Ax. Fair Waralai That He Sees Rothlav la the Fatave of Deaaoeraer
TO REVOLUTIONIZE FREIGHT BUSINESS Flan Being Prepared by High Railroad Officials
COMBINE EFFECTED Arbuckle and Havemeyer Interests Will End tlie Coffee and Sugar War
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ODELL TAKES THE OATH OF OFFICE Roosevelt Vacates Executive Cbair at Albany •ml Oitponrlic of People and ■pleadld Parado fcy New York •tate Troops la Hoaor of Ike In•ogorailoa of tke New Goreraor
HOPETOCN IS INAUGURATED Australian Federation Is Completed First Governor Takes the Oath of OSfice •cone of Splendor In Sydney Incident to the Ceremonies—Mun> Thon■nndi Wltnen the Procession. Congratulatory Mraingei From Queen Victoria and Others
TO SUPPRESS GAMBLING Mnror Van Wrck of Kew York Order* All Resorts to lie Close*
SUICIDE DUE TO RELIGIOUS MANIA Mrs. Henry Tatum Kills Herself in San Francisco a a Temporary Tit of Insanity S7»e Tarns on the Gas In Her llath Room, and When Found by Her Hashaad, Is Dead
o DEATHS OF THE DAY o o o
CHOICE THE WINNER Ifew Year's Handicap at New Orleans Goes to the Morrla Stable
WALTHOCR IS IN THE LEAD Second Day of the Six- Day Bicycle Kace Fischcr's Closing Sprint is a Great Surprise At tbe Pistol Shot for the I.ant Mile lie Sparta t<» n Good Lcsil, .lluklnir tbe Others Work llaril to Overtake Him and Very Nearly Finishing First
NEW YEAR AT MANILA Americana and Flllplnoa Mingle So. dally at the Governor General's Official Reception
OVERTAKEN BY DEATH Irish Traveler Perishes In a Storm Almost Wltliln Sight of Hl* Father'a Home
Opera Season Cnt Short
HELEN GOULD IN PARTNERSHIP WITH A MINING PROSPECTOR
HEROISM OF TENYEAR-OLD BOY f Saves His Baby Sister From a Burning House f Walter Aver jf In the Town of Golden, D. 0., I« Awakened from Sloop to Find the Home In Flames and cetvea Serlona Bnrns
Struck by a Train
George I*. Moprill Pardoned
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Pasidena's
FLORAL DECKED VEHICLES PARADE
SPORTS AT THE PARK GROUNDS
ROSES CROWN THE NEW YEAR
PRIZES AWARDED FOR DECORATIONS
Connecticut Tobacco Crop
MEW YEAR'S DAY SPORTS WHITTIER TEAM BADLY BEATEN I C High School Eleven Outclassed lis Opponents Rolled Hp a Score of Twentr-Nlne Polats and Its Own Goal Was Merer Is Dan*er—StepUeaa Hade Elghty-Yard Ros
BRILLIANT POLO FOR PASADENANS Riverside Crosses Sticks With Santa Barbara The Cltrna Belt Mcu Score a Decisive I Victory of Poor Goals to One. I Maud's Daring and Sklllfal P»a» I Pleased the Spectators
HOLIDAY TOURNEY AT COUNTRY CLUB ✓ Winsor Walton Takes Cham* pionship Honors Mfii'i Handicap Won toy W. It. Holllday-Mri. Bower*, Mr«. Silent find Mlii Carpenter Divide tlic Woiueu'i Prl/-?*—«Some Capital Score*
NEW YEAR'S GOLF AT WESTMORLAND CLUB i'lnr for a Handicap Prize and Select j Contestant* for Clab C bnaiplon»l*lp Honors
ROAD RACE OVER THE SOLDIERS' HOME COURSE W. Crlpe Was Firit Acroai the Tape aoil W. Hlnderor Made Beat Time
ADVANCE GUARD IS THE VICTOR Wins the New Year Handicap at Oakland Andrlsa and Ve»ovhlu Were Favor-Itea, lint Hun Second and Third, Advance Gunrd'i Victory Being j Largely Dne to O'tonuor'a Riding j
ENGLISH YACHT COMING famous Ninety-Foot Cruiser Allan Pnrchaaed by Henry Redmond of the New York Yacht Club
SACRAMENTO WINS Snappy Game of Football Played on the Oak Park Athletic Ground*
BLISS INAUGURATED TUc Oovcrnor-Elrct of Michigan I* formally Installed in Office
EnglnciDrnolUlicdl f
TWO BRITISH SHIPS ARE PROBABLY LOSI- Rathdowu From Yokohama Long Overdue Audrnda Picked Up a Pilot <Mt tfc« Columbia Three Week* Ago and Ha* Not Been Prom Slaee—Hercnu Cotter Perry Sent la Bearoh of Bet
LOS ANGELES HORSES WIN AT RIVERSIDE Mllo M. Potter'* Prlmroi*, Sweat Mnrte and Mnnd McKiuney Ar* | Saeeeaafal
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ANNOUNCEMENT
THE CUDAHY-CROWE CASE
-r' ANOTHER NEWSPAPER FA.ILURE
THE TOURNAMENT OF ROSES
A SIGNIFICANT EXPLANATION
GOVERNOR AND LEGISLATURE
A LOST BLESSING
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE
EDITORIAL OPINION
PACIFIC COABT COMMENT
GOOD-BYE OLD CENTURY
$ CLEAN, WHOLESOME, g 0 WELL-PRINTED 9
IN A GENERAL WAY
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
OIL FOR FUEL
MYSTERY OF THE AGEB
THE RIGHT TO DIE
PRIMARY ELECTION LAW.
SAFE BETTING
EABY GUIDE
A MISLAID HANGING
A TENACIOUS MADBTONE
NO FAMILY TO BOAST OF
OSTRICH FARM IN ARKANSAS
THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF THE DAY
ALL AROUND TOWN
JUDGE L. F. GOTTSCHALK'S CAREER IS AT AN END
PERSONALS IN BRIEF
AT THE HOTELS
BECOMES HYSTERICAL I AT NEWS OF RELEASE Voting Woman Breaks Down When Told She Might Leave Jail and Go Home
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS NEWS OF PASADENA
(HHTA BARBARA COUNTY) CAPTURE OF A CATTLE THIEF Arrested For Crime Committed Two Years Ago Alvetra, Who Stole Cattle From a Hoi Named Bartle In Riverside > County, Ha* J tut Been Caaffht in j the 11111* of the Caslta* Pa**
<«A* DTEGO rOFNTY) DEATH OF M. L. BECK Resident of Cornnndo flench Pre■ nninbly a Victim of Painters' Colic I
(ORANGE COUNTY) 'FULLERTON SALOONS CLOSED No Trouble Ij» Experienced In En- I forcing the .New Antl-Llqnor Ordlnnncoi
(RIVERSIDE COIJfTT) MANY MISFORTUNES Sorrowfnl Xew Year for the family of n Sheeplierder Near Corona
(ORASGE COTJXTY) CAPISTRANO IS DRY All .Saloons Are Cloned In 4eennliinee With the Ordinance Reeeutly Pa»se<l
(LOS AXGEI.EI COUNTY) MONROVIA MASONS INSTALL OFFICERS » Public Ceremonies Held by the Local Lodge J. B. Harris. With Mri. Harris, Leaves for New York, Where He Will Purchase Machinery for Hl* HI If Silver Mine In Mexico
ILOS AXCiKLES COUNTY) ILLUMINATIONS AT AVALON I'ln' Woman's < lult r;ive» a nrllliuiit Welcomp to the Xcw Yen r
(LOS MQILBI COBHTT) BRILLIANT WELCOME AT SANTA MONICA Impressive Ceremonies Qreet the New Year Public Bulldlaga ui rtlrtla Realilcucci Are Illnmluated and Services Appropriate to tho Oecaslaa Are Held In All the Charchea
WINE COMBINE Several I'on-orfal Financier* Undertake to I'luee California's Industry on n Firmer Ila*l*
Mexico l'«bcr* In Sew Year
Defrauded the Connty
(•AN DIEGO OOUftTD ILLUMINATIONS ' AT SAN DIEGO New Year Ushered id With Great Ceremony The ITaw Tear's D«»c« Held at the Florence Hotel by the Florence Assembly Clnb la Attended by n Large Member at Society People
MAY TRADE JAMAICA England *ald to Be Willing to Exchange Its Wnl ludlun Colony ! for l'ortlou of the Z'lilltpiilnc*
BIG INSURANCE COMBINE Connnlltlatlon of Coinpunlm Kffecttd Involving Fifty Million Dollar* Capital
BANDIT IN POLITICS Notorious Frank James a Candidate for Doorkeeper of the Missouri Rouse of Representatives
Blase at BarHa*to»
Recruits for the Army
Cabinet
Blast Psrsseei Bedace Waves
Evidences •( Bribery
Withdrew His Realtfaatloa
Mrs. .Nation Not Upheld
Cold Weather
Burst Her Steam Pipes
Sin Three Vessels Founder
Sir *Joiin 'Vennlel to Retire
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES IN NORTHERN DISTRICTS ■fm frni Oalasa Ctutr Ihowa In•fMMi Kraut Gltu «■< Yolo Coantloo
BIG DIVIDENDS Oil Companies Which Pay 19ft Per Cent on the Par Value of Their Stock—How Elite Caaglit On
PUENTE CRUDE AGAIN A Bother Side to the Itorr Oini by Mr. MoAvor—lays Directors Are Not Aetlag In Good Faith
IN KERN COUNTY
Monarch Strikes It Again
j Oil In tho Covlna Valley
Texas OH Advances
Another County Beard From
Santa Panla Struck Oil
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AROUND CHLORIDE [nstjilllng Machinery nt Trnnrwsee Hln.—(.,v Shaft for F.lkhurt. Other Mining Operations
Mininnr Xotei
Important Snle I
NEW YEAR IS QUIETLY OBSERVED IN THE CITY Iliialnem House* Are Closed, While Homeji Are Opened for Entertainment
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RAILROAD NEWS1
REV. WEBSTER TAKES CHARGE OF SOCIALISTS Dlaeaaaee Priaelplea of the Faith Urn Has Been Called Upea to Teach
London Firm Bankrupt
Eastern Livestock Markets
REV. FROST DISCUSSES RESURRECTION OF BODY
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE LOCAL FRUIT CONDITIONS
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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■STALES OF EARLY . DAYS ARE TOLD p Interesting Paper Read at the Meeting of Pioneers |i„■**• lo ft ZUb( Deicrlbei Scenes and OraUHtaa That Existed la ThU City Maar Tears A*o When It Was •last Startlag Its Orowlk
3 GLITO ALVAREZ DIES : I WITH HIS BOOTS ON • +■ -4- • > Rifle Bullet Ends Life • of Mexican Section • t Hand •
IN SOCIETY
ELECTRIC CARS COLLIDE AT STREET INTERSECTION A I'ntveriltr Car Cru*he4 by the Impact bat Xo Pnnenferi Were Hurt
Pnttl's Entate to Be Sold
IJlftltnp Turner ItMiffna
Woolen Mnnufnftiirrr.fi Vnil
FIFTY TONS OF CANDY Have Been Sent to Gur Soldiers in the Philippine Isl inds by the Government
I UNITED STATES LEADS THEM ALL Greatest Exporting Nation in the World Oar Only Competitor Is the United I Klnidom, bat If Last Month of 1000 Equals Average of Other Blerenne Shall Surpass It by Several Millions __
— CZAR REVIEWS RUSSIAN TROOPS | i Warm Praise For Veterans of Chinese Campaign I i Drinks Their Health and Personal!? Thank* Each Company (or It* Gnllant Services in the Orient—Officers r Entertained at Lnnch at the Palace I .. ;
Murdered by linrglnr
Killed by a Mortar
FOG AND FLOOD London Envelojied in the Dennest Ifnxo for Yonm, While llnth la I ml or Fourteen Feet of Water
M. D. Hoff Is Released
JOTTINGS
THE WEATHER
f: Weather Condltloaa
The Temperatures
DEATHS
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