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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 104, 13 January 1901
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I TRAMPLED TO DEATH BY PANIC STRICKEN CROWD Cry*of Fire at a Jewish Gathering in Chicago Causes Death of Six Persons and Injury of Others
Moat Cense Ila Attncka
THE MORNING'S NEWS
GASKELL'S HIGH TAIRIFF FOR EXPOSITION MEDALS Storm Clouds Lowering Over the Head of the Secretary of the Paris Commission as Wei! as the Other Members
QUAY IS MAKING HIS LAST FIGHT Loss of This Struggle Will Shelve Him Present Week's Balloting: In Pennsylvania Legislature for V. S. Senator Promises Victory for tlie Veteran or Another Deadlock
Lord Carson to TtcAijgrn
Receiver for Chosen Friend#
QUEEN VICTORIA'S HEALTH CAUSES GRAVE CONCERN
SCANT COURTESY TO THE SPEAKER ij Alden Anderson Resigns His Chairmanship • i ' j Withdraws Entirely Front Auembly >| Committee on Commissions and Public Expenditure! In a Curt -Vote That tilves Xo lOxplunatlon
n'u for State Rontl Commission
Amount of Gtermnii Canal Bill
MYSTERY SURROUNDS THE CAUSES LEADING TO THE DEATH OF DR. J. STADE , His Lifeless Body Found in the Maxwell Lodging House Under Circumstances That Point to Murder
STADE'S FAMILY TROUBLES Und a Quarrel With HI, Wife 41,0 at a Jin. E. I». Bradley Before Learlug: rot Angeles
NO CAUSE FOB SUICIDE Wrote Rt'fguliirly lo „u WJf(f ,Vu* "aid Pn-t to .Make Both En«I» Meet
| CHOOI.S AT GOLOESt CLOSED O.X ACCOUNT op SMALLPOX EPIDHano
DAY'S PROCEEDINGS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL DAVIS HELD IN LOVING MEMORY Senators Laud Their Late Associate Services Held in Honor of (he Minnesota!! Upper House of ('oagrrii Devotes the Dny to Calogloa of the D latin* ffulNhi'd ModiJm r Who Wa» RcoentJy himnniuod hy Drath—Kl »- Qneui Tribnto* by Senators
IN THE HQUFE Ciltchli); r. • * I ; i t fi»p I lie I o n:i i <• i . « v Ml liXiMlI j.jii lit < 1*
Clr.lraiiut for Clark. Millions
FINDS RUT CHARGES ARE NOT EXCESSIVE Investigation Into Railway Mail Transportation Joint Committee of House and Senate. V. till Exception of Two Members. A&roe I lion tho Main Point I aiier ( onuideration
OFFERED A BRIBE | TO JUDOE NOYES, Cause of tha Downfall of the r Marsha! at Nome I . y. D'xtriut .lu(!3e Alleged I'lint A n'.Ttorn 1 f id lliiA There W'na $SJO,- (100 in ( >Jd I'' e Him if 15e V« onld ltemove Ht'oclvrp Mi Keiizie
— »o- — j i PLANS ro:-l ARBITRATION 2 .i' I* r (»j ec t • If. Jl . A . I ~ V. 'tli ~u ~,,4 Labor HiM eultie* • .
YEAR'S COINAGE BREAKS THE RECORD Increase in the Output ot the Mint The Gain, n• Shown in Annual lieport of Director of the Mint, May lie ttribute,! to F.*traorillnarr Activity of Itetail Trade
BEFORE BRITISH CABINET OFFICIALS; | | Hay-P.iunafote Treaty Under Consideration lie 5 oiiil tin* «>;v* That tliu Troat.v lie In < oiiAiilereil the- Slate Departn:i-nt ilnn I' <-eh eil o Inforinatioii an to I(t 1 it©
Lntill J'ocni !»> the l*o|>i» 1 M !■* ! tit, : ■ T • , II • ,••• . r. !».-»•
I PRESIDENT M'KINLEY DELUGED I : V.IIH REMEDIES FOR THE GRIP ! I J
CHINESE WILL ARM AGAINST VIGILANTES Serious Trouble Brewing on Puget Sound .Notice to Asiatics on Wliidby Island to Move Aiva5 Uefore damxary 1. Causes Intense Excitement and j Ilealst2l nee Will klo Offered
KAHN WAS TOO PRECIPITOUS Little Cliance for His Exclusion Bill Failed to Confer With His1 J Colleagues j Slo«t 'I'lint rill! lit* nulled) for nt Tlil» I Seixlon in tin- «ay of Ueitrlftliiar t hineft- liiimlKi-ntlon Is to Secure j n l'nvornlilo Heiuirt on the Mruaorc—Mionlil Unve Consulted
I Ocena Telephone l'ntent Purchased 1
Food Famine r.( Circle City
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WathlnKtoii Veteran* Wnnt Pay
Orlp'n iirip on l^rlneeton cw f vn?Tnv v t i.„ i o 1
DENOUNCED AS CONTEMPTIBLE, Dnke of .Norfolk Bitterly Assailed — "-f-r.f the Pop; Urriver- » Condemned Ancient 1t,,,,, c( KjTle Caitle Recalled l>V th. Drnth 0{ I,teut«nnnt "Percy Head o» the (uath Ulrica—Orlenni I Urniyed ■PVmUilon to Return
■■■■♦• » ■ r ■■ MIGHTY FLOW OF OIL IN TEXAS
Aat bonded by a Moomhlni-r
Drunra' Proifreia Wltk the Yacht
DECADENCE OF ' GREAT BRITAIN; ~ Favorite Topic for Talk 1 in London "England Compared Unfavor- 1 ably with America " ; The Woolen and Allied Trades Are In D«Ofpr of ftelnir Revolntlonlced bf n Machine w Operating nt Brndfurd, Which Was Invented by i an American Named Dmry f I
MUTINY CAUSED 'j BY ACTRESSES j j! |C Stories of Trouble on|| Wrecked Kussie It S i < |l Crew Held at Bay Only With { Loaded Revolvers ij rniimtm Tell of Dlnrrpo tnble t on- [ duct of Offliier* In Favoring Two ( Vuiiilcvlllu Artist* With Sign ( Than Their Shire of Food, Which J | l-i'il file Crew to Act naillr j j t
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BRITAIN STILL IN IGNORANCE, I Knows Little of the Cape1 Colony Invaders V Meaner Information of Their Doings or Numbers It Is Bttlleved by Some That the Mission la Part of a (irrnt Scheme of Ooiteral Denrt to Strike Terror Into the Ifeartn of the People of the Colony
LONDON'S CONSOLATION Cold Comt'ort Isa Fonntl tu the Rcjupli of Slon rroffrtai In f1» 1 v Phllspi)!n««
GOVERNMENT ACQUIRES TITLE i TO IMMENSE FOREST RESERVE
I o § 'o HKI.IEVED TO HAVE 9 0 0 ATTACKED SEVERAL WOMEN OF IIEXVER § r» o
5 o 0 SAYS HEH HI Si; M) 0 0 cm JCM.Y HE AT HER TO 0 MAKE IIEU I'RAY £
PATTERSON WILL SUCCEED VVOLCOTT Colorado Senatorial Contest Practically Decided Withdrawal of Former Governor Adam* Leave* Thomas and the Newspaper Kdltor the Only Candidates lu the Field
< ong-rr's Action 1
OX-O't Oitosoxorfo':: ♦^OgOEO'SO^o'Tro^oSo^<>^oTs<>S<>£! | ROOSEVELT IS NOW IN THE f | HEART OF GAME COUNTRY |
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WATT CALLED TO ACCOUNT Charges Against A San Francisco Lawyer Alleged to Have Plundered One of His Clients in. Vaanla A. Underbill Sara rbi Attorney Baa Stripped Her llu*- baad's Bitnte of Everything; aad Loft Her Without Money Enoagh ■rea to Proaeeute lllm
■teamer City of Topeka Ralatl
Cadets Deficient In Studies
TRIED THREE TIMES
IMMENSE DOWRY Alfred Vaadarbllt Will Sattle iltnrlf Four Million Dollar* aa Ebl* Frcieh
RIOTING MAY ENSUE Alnrinlnit Sltnntlnn at Florence, Col., Where Miner* Are on' Strike for I'nton Recognition
DIED NEAR THE CEMETERY Renal na of it Farmer Found After They Had Lain on the Roadaide Three I)ay»
WASH'S STEPDAUGHTER SELECTED TO CHIUSTKff THE IIATTLESHIP OHIO
DAMAGES AWARDED Brl<(, Company's Suit Against City •f Streator, 111.. Recnlls Stories of Official Corruption
Wonniled l»y n Torpedo
Stocksdale Gives t:p Ills Plnoe
Cliinr Company Incorporates
TILLAMOOK IS A TOTAL WRECK Stranded on Reef Off Kodiak Island, Alaska Passenger* nnil Crew All Make Their Way to Kodlak In the Vessel's L,lfel>out anil Are Rescued a Month Later by Steam Schooner Alohu
How the Guessing Contest on the Big Squash Waa Decided
Will Play for Clinrltr
FLOWER IS MISSING He and His Partner, Promoter* of Arizona. Enilrrn nnd Montana Smelting Co. Dlaoppear
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SANTA CLABA UP IN ARMS Proposed County Division Causes Dismay -Scheme of Eastern Syndicate and Politicians idLllrgratlon Made Tlint thr l'lan !■ to Divert a Splenuld Wnlcp Supply From th© Orrhard* to San Fran® claco, "Which Would Moan the tteitrnctinn of the Vallry
NEGRO NARROWLY ESCAPES LYNCHING" Assaults a Youn? Wonun in Leavenworth, Kansas Criminal ( ajitrr-l ni»d a Mob Supronnrln the «Thl 1 and llrKnlis liinrn th»* Doom., l»ui t]i«* Pol lee %m Spirit i ny. t li e J-nn Away
BARING TACTICS or BOERS I Plan,.to Sever Kitcheners Communications Government Not Yet Able to Send Reinforcements lit* Viial Army I* A|ip« r<*ntlj Com* I )• Paralyzed bile Activity of flic Uoorg lii Du'log', uiid l,u-e!ie«UH—l Stampede ui' Wealthy ®OTtf)» .Urionnii Tnkinif Place
De.trnrttvo Hotel Fire
ctv Steamer Hauuilnn
NOT DUZ TO (JL-tItTATiS
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AUDITOR EMIL UNGER WILL SYSTEMIZE CITY'S ACCOUNTS All Departments pf the City Government Must Conform to One Mode of Reporting—Daily Balances to Be Made
TWO MEN INJURED IN TUNNEL EXPLOSION ' Gas From Whitehead Tunnel Results in More Accidents One of (ho Two Men I<llle<l la Coa«t line Accident In IdeutiUed at W. J. Meyers of Sun Frnnelico-Xarrow Kicnpe of a Rondmajiter L_
Ask Legislative Aid
Choked t'p Flue Cuaaed Alarm
Finance Committee Imtructed
Head-on Buggy- Collision
AT THE HOTELS
MERCHANTS OPPOSED TO POSTOFFICE SITE Declare Their Petitions Were If nored by Waaklnvton Authorities—Other Opinions
WILL ARRANGE TO RECEIVE M'KINLEY Commcrolnl OrnniiUutloni will Hold n Conference at Clinniber of Commerce—T lie Dclcgcnte*
Women of Woodcraft
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
POULTRY SHOW WILL EE OPENED TUESDAY Many Thoroughbred Fowls, Belgian IHlares, Cats and Birds Will Be On Exhibition
A SOUR STOMACH Is Often tbe Raal Cause of a Sour Tamper
SPECIAL SERVICES AT MEMORIAL CHURCH
FREE TO THE RUPTURED Dr. W. S. Rice the Well Known Authority, Sends a Trial of His Famous Method Free to All
WONDERFUL CURES BY SWAMP-ROOF To Prove What the World-Famous Discovery Swamp-Root, Will Do f(,r You, All Our Readers May Have a Sample Bottle Free by Mail
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YESTERDAY IN U ASHINGTON
WEALTH AND MORALS
HELPING THE UNIVERSITY
PARCELS POST DELIVERY
THE EXPOSITION SCANDAL
CHURCH STATISTICS
"Race "Problems and "Baseball
The Pest of "Pessimism
| EDITORIAL OPINION ILs 'iE jSI^Jc3Jr? Sip? SI Sj .iUc
PACIFIC COAST COMMENT
Centerboard or JCeei 2/cichts
SLIPS OF THE PEN
UP AND DOWN THE STATK
DOUBTB SALT'S EFFICACY
THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF THE DAY
CHURCH CALENDAR
ALL ABOUND TOWN
PERSONAL NOTES 8
m ' 9 Marrlnge Licenses
♦ Single Tasers and Current Events
Anjjeleno* Abroad
Thousands of Trees
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
AN IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE Located on South Broadway—Th« Rsichsnbaoh Grill and Cabinet Works
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SAN DIEGOS LOSE TO THE LOCALS Team Changes Followed by Defeat Klekerv, Weakened bj- the Illness of Two Mctitbera« Play n liooae Fielding- Game and the ronlea In In a Canter
Avnlnnobo ( nines Immense Damage Pimr>TV ( 1 T-. M 19 A. ,y o! « (
Si>eech of Servian Kin*
Sonntor Tilnp»(fr l!»s Pneumonia
ARTICULATE RUNS A GOOD RACE Wins Follansbee Handicap a Oakland Bnllman, on Golden A Re, the Favorite, Tried Hard to Catch Hint* but Ihe St. Andrew Colt l.eadi at the l'inlkh by- lialf a Length
Dlnjor Hawthorne's Fnte rnknorrs
Tuxes Paid by Corporations
Died of Her Injuries
Acqr.ltted of Violntluff T.imv
PLANS OF REORGANIZED' CALIFORNIA BALL LEAGUE
WILL FIGHT IT OUT Huenfgvrfcvt A*soclntion "Will t'«o Every L'.irort to Krliitf Off the Jpffrles-Iluliliti CoutCJit *I; to Associated Pres».)
Striken' Di-mnuils Granted
Maurice Thompson Serlonaljr 111
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OPEN HANDICAP TOURNAMENT ' WAS WON BY DAVID BELL f WHO PLAYS GOOD UPHILL GAME
SMITH RECOMMENDS COMMITTEE WORK Soys the Present Manner of Hundli ng Rellgl mis Work Is I imufl*factor*—Sj Hti'in Need oil
LOCAL GERMANS WILL CELEHRATE % t Rtmembsr Anniversary u. tba Fatherland Plana for id Entertainment and llaa«iuet—Dr. Kurt* Will lie tlu> Tuuat iiiaMur—Others Who I Will Speak
MISSIONARIES TALK ON FOREIGN RELIGIONS Interesting Addreaaei Are Heard at (he Meeting of tlie Christian Alliance
$100 Riw rd, $100
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES I LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE
IN KERN COUNTY Bakerafleld Oil nnd Stock Exchange an Aaiarrd Fact—Sun act 1)1* (riot Still Contrlhntlnff AVellJi
Salt to Annul T.cuie
Incorporation*
MORE ABOUT ARIZONA OIL Lnncla In Ynvapiil County to Il«* Kitenairely exploited—V Strong Company Orennltrd
SAN JACINTO BREVITIES
8E&IOU3 CHANCES Are Tiksn in Nagisting a Simple Case oc Piles
✓MINING^ MINERAL OUTPUT Catlmntes of Stntlatlclnus Which Ar* Not to lie Accepted ■« Final
YUMA0 COUNTY Some Vnj;uc Information From ■ llcporteA Cireat DUcovtry Vear Desert Well Frnrr> n'rrna' PVfTV O? Ylima
ATHLETIC CLUB TOURNEY Sniitu Mnnicn tlilete* Prepnrlnjf for tin Open .Merfiiifp—Other Mutters of Interest at flic Donch
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FROM SOUTHERN CALiFORMA POSNTS= NEWS OP PASADENA IIY TUB UKiHAIiD'S STAFF CORIIIC9POXDICIVT 6
MONROVIA NOTES >
(ORANtiK COL XTY) TREE CUI TING IS HELD TO ?>E VALID Judge Ballard Sustains Ruling : of the Lower Court Snnuiel llill Will Carry the Cnse to thi* Federal Courts in Order to llfi Trees—Another Cnm- ktnrtcil Auruliist Munor
(S.w i)i;:i;n cot.vrv) BURGLARIES ARE FREQUENT *nn I>!*•*;o (irttliiK More Thnn Its S!»nr«* of il»«* Attention o( 'i'lii-ie I nu ( Iconic Visitors
(LOS A>GELKS COl IVTY> NORWALK BREVITIES
<i»os anc;is!.es cor.vrY) TEXAS RANGER PASSES AWAY A JlndtfPt of esra Crom Hie Soldiers* llomc of Interest to the Veterans
(I.OS ARGFILtCM <OI XTY) BUSY AT LONG BEACH M:iity Improvement! liul.r 'Won 11 uvt- Canted a Goml Ociu:intl for WurUliiKmea
(SAX DIECO COUNTY) RANCHER FOUND DEAD Rf<ldpn( of Sun liicgo Expires While ]ln rtit*«a 1 n 1(1«
CORONA NOTES
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MINISTER'S SON CHARGED WITH CRIHE-OF BURGLARY Boy Fails to Appear for Trial After Being Released Upon Father's Word of lionor
ACCUSED OP MAKING FRAUDULENT DEAL Father Claims His Dying Son Was Defrauded Drlngi Suit 1o Recover Property Alleged to flare Been Illegally Obtained From Daniel Mnrkhart by W. J. BldPlow
EDWARD SiMCNS IS SUED FOR SUPPORT Wife Declares She Was Driven From Her Home Ask« Thnt Her Ifnubaiid He Compelled to Kitlicr I'lly Ten Tlioanund Dollar* or Contribute u Snfliclent Sum for Her Mul n teuxiueo
HEFFNER ACQUITTED OF ROBBERY CHARGE Jury Finds That Ho Was ot Guilty of Holding 1 1* WllliMitt 11. Rvlklon
POLICE GtJLLIftGS
Are You AutomobiliouaP
COURTHOUSE BRIEFS
JOTTINGS
THE WEATHER
niifATUS r
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MIS lIB3UI CLUBS 111 61 WOMEN
1 Women's Quite •000000000000000000000000 a
ILLICIT DISTILLING IN OLD MEXICO Mexican Government Is Now Aroused to the Necessity of Enforcing Revenue Laws and Will Adopt Strict Measures
Matlatlc* of Hirneii Roclai
Ho Won't Mnke a Mlatnlco
HERALD'S PREMIUM LIST; IT APPEARS TODAY Scan It Carefully and Select a Prize to Work For Full Directions and Information as to How You May Surely Get a Valuable Gift on June 10, 1901 If You D) Your Part W.'ll You Miy Ov.i M>ra Property an.l W:ar Mor: D amonJs in Five Months From N.>w—It Will Bs Just thi Tim; to Tak: a Summsr Trip Then—Work for One of the Many Pleasant Trips That The Herald Offers j
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THE DRAMA
the Hawthorne Sisters
The Wcck'a Attractions
PICKLE TEST FOR MUMPS 'Ten war HtnKh Oi'ile** Rotltvn a n«t*lpo lied u Century Ago
A MASTER IN PAINTING CALIFORNIA FLOWERS
Fine Leathar Goodi
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Doirvgs of Society
SUBURBAN SOCIETY
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*00000000000coooooooooooo-oo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO* I PERILS THAT CONFRONT ROOSEVELT | 90000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000 000000000♦
>00000000000000000 0000 o 0000000000000000 OOOOOOOO* INTEREST IN THE BIG NOBEL PR'ZES 1 >0-0000000000000000000 00000000000000 000000000000 ♦
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The World of Music t
PIETRO WASCAGNI TIIO Story of the Hlrth of thr Fvraoaa Opera "Cavallerln Rnidpnoa." rrout Obsouritj* to Furnn
MUSIC AT THE CHURCHES
EXPLANATION BY A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
Itn liarlc
j THE HEMP'S SUHDAY SERMON j
THUS SAITH THE PREACHER
EXPERTS AS TO A BOY'S AGE Tha Doctor nnd the llnrber Ulniigre® and the Court Sides With the Barber
The F"l*li Tbat Got Airaf
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO
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C/>e Field of Labor
Education in Puerto Rico
Ho Wna 12iuj>Initio
Fop lb© Chrlitniag ncßsnr
i Pioturos for 1901
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS t*rlo«a Iteallzed by Cnururiila Horticultural Product* In I.o« Angrlcn Hiitl Klsevrbcre Following are price® asked for jobbers In fruit; Deciduous and Citrus Fruits
San Francisco Green Fruits
Cnllforuin Dried Fruits
AGRICULTURE AID HORTICULTURE
(Bpecial Dispstch to The Herald.)
LOCAL CROP AND MARKET CONDITIONS
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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riwWiuraraf] • Edited by Klai'tuoe Collin* Porter •
♦ ooc-0000-cocoooooooocoooooo o ocoooooceoooooooooooooooo^ CUIFORNIVS HEALTHIEST CHINAMAN § o x ♦COMOCCOOCOCCODO-OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO*
SUPERSTITION AMONG WOMEN "Oil Members of tlie Gentler Sex Have u Strong; Vela of Credulity
To He i, Conductor
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GOOD ROADS
Good Road* imcMloa /
Rtvlied Yankee DooAlo
■aoeker'i Tlilv4 Lettev
<lnest!on of Method*
Vnetlsg Hate Aid
RILEY AND THE VIOLIN < Why the Hoonlev l'ocl Hai a Wnika«aa tow the Instrument
Quite m Ditforenen
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The Country Along tlie New Line
GOLD HOARDED BY MISERS .Millions of Dollars of ItritUh Coin llUu ppeii r Aitiimi 11 y From < iretaintJon
A SHADOW OF THE ROCKIES
§ 3PI 1.
WEBSTER'S COFFIN VARNISH Honduras Sports Are Sllll Hoping to Find %s*ll in Its Secret
(ieoie Get Out of Prlton
BLOUSE OP MNK SILK ffiQ/0 r~- / >■
NOVEL COSTUMES FOR EVENIKG
BLACX NET AND FCR'J LACE
MER FASHiONSHIH'S PE.TJCOAT
SMART BLOUSE OF YELLOW TAFFET,
Xo Women Cyolura in fcpata
Sunned Their Trcsien
Settled the Sfx"-
Get tliitf Old
EXQUiSiiE RECEPTION TOILETTE
■ A BUNCH OF GL6OIS CHASERS 11 ft * » • • e ••••«• EASY VACCINATION.
THE ENTHUSIASTIC AMATEUR.'
ISN'T THIS AWFUL?
ClllMttlC Help to ftllKlttPMN.
I Hit of Tliclr I. inc.
l)«*f»rn veil
VAIN REGRETS.
IT Aftlt IV HI) ON TLMK.
SOME EXTRACTS FROM NOVELS-
A Misstatement.
Marie Quito Clear,
CAUGHT THE LADY.
'i ill:it i: was hope.
Kxtra Dry.
ADVANCE OR EE TREAT—WHICH ?
A SMART PRESENT.
Saved by
Satisfactory CoihlHlonM.
VALUE OF DISCIPLINE.
Almont Alike.
Ilotli Ilnvc Records.
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Jm®»s52s> 5arc»ir Sw&wssmEsm: ' "
Masthead
Untitled
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The Twentieth Century Herald t
HISIORY OF IKE HERALD
A GOOD WORD FROM RIVERSIDE
THE PEOPLE WHO WRITE I
NEWSPAPER PICTURES
EVOLUTION OF THE PRINTING PRESS
THE BIG NEW MOTOR •!
MAKING THE EDITORIAL PAGE
MADE THE PHOTOS
15he Herald's Business Department
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
THE CIRCULATORS
THE MAILING ROOM
THE MORGUE
TEMPERANCE PUT IN PRACTICE
SOME CHINESE FAKES
The Herald's Editorial Departments
m i NEWSPAPER
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
MAKES THE PAPER LOOK RIGHT
GETS THE LOCAL NEWS
FRAMES UP THE FREAKS
THE TELEGRAPH EDITOR
THE COUNTRY EDITOR
THE COMMERCIAL EDITOR
WRITES UP THE PINK TEAS
THE LITERARY EDITOR
SPECIAL WRITERS
FINDS THE MISTAKES
MAKING THE PICTURES
THE ENGRAVER
"■»; APPRECIATED uWM
The Herald's Mechanical Departments
I MONSTER PRESS
THE AUXILIARY PRESS
THE STEREOTYPING ROOM
NEW HERALD MIMED
SCENES IN THE HERALD'S COMPOSING ROOM THE COMPOSING ROOM
XZPord-i of "Praise THOSE WHO OUGHT TO KMOW
U« Wasn't Worrying
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