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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 220, 8 May 1901
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CALIFORNIA GREETS M'KINLEY TODAY REOIANBS TIONSTER ARCH IN H'KINLEY'S* HONOR
ARIZONA'S WELCOME President's Party Spends a Thoroughly Enjoyable Pay iin Phoenix and // Vicinity and the Presdent Speaks to Indians
ENTERTAINMENT | AT FAMOUS j SMILEY HEIGHTS [ 4 !"1
INDIANS GREET HIM Novel and Impressive Ceremonies at the Indian School Near Phoenix, Showing Development of "Lo" Into a Citizen
VISITS GOLD MINE Employe Gives President an Exhibition of PJuck in Handling: Hot Gold Barsand Is Commended for His Courage
WANT STATEHOOD New riexaco Makes Plea for Admission to the Union and Offers a Statement of Recources and Prospects of Territory
GOV. MASH'S PARTY IS IN CALIFORNIA
HOSTS OF THE PARTY ARE . NOTABLE MEN
SCENE OF RECEPTION' TO THE PRESIDENT
CONGRESSMEN GO Governor the United States Senators and the Members or the House of Representatives Leave to Meet the President
THOSE WHO RIDE Arrangement as to Who WiH Accompany the Visitors in Today's Parade Has Been Settled--Carriages and Occupants
WHEN PRESIDENT MAY BE SEEN
POMONA WILL SEE THE PRESIDENT PASS BY
REDLANDS WILL ROYALLY ENTERTAIN AT TIE CASA LOIA
MASH ACCEPTS RIVERSIDE'S INVITATION
COLTON COMMITTEE HAS BEEN NAMED
FIESTA HAS BEGIN
PROPER COSTUME FOR THE RECEPTION
KEOLANDS' MAYOR TO EXTEND WELCOME
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LAST IS TO ACT AS GRAND MARSHAL
REWY 3very Committee Has Done its Work Properly and When the President Arrives Los Angeles Will Wear Its Finest Attire
COMMITTEE HOLDS A FINAL CONFERENCE
TO SCATTER FLOWERS IN' HIS PATHWAY
ALL DETAILS OF LADIES' RECEPTION ARE SETTLED
FIRST GAY MIGHT Crowds Surge Through the Principal Streets and Enjoy the Revelry of the First Night of tne Week of Gayety
PRESIDENT'S COUSIN IS AT "SANTA BARBARA
CHILDREN'S GREETING IS SENT TO INDIO
GUESTS OF THE CAMERA CLUB
NEW MILITARY ORDER General Last Calls Out Companies A, C and F to Act as Guard of Honor at the Van Nuys Hotel, Main Street
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED AT PASADENA
TO BE THE GUEST OF GENERAL H. G. OTIS
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OHIO CONGRESSMEN WHO WILL BECOHE " THE QUESTS OF LOS ANOELES TODAY
HOSTS ARE COMING .» -» * * – * ;* * i Already Los Angeles Is Fjiled With a Big, Good Natured Crowd, but Today Will Spe Jhe City Overrun ■
PRESIDENT PRESENTED WITH ARIZONA FRUIT
MAY VISIT THE OXNARD SUGARIE
MINING RESOURCES SURPRISE THE VISITORS
RIOTOUS ACTIONS . OF YOUNG MEN
MERCHANTS AGREE TO CLOSE TOMORROW
SERPENTINES ARE TO BE UNDER BAN
VETS WILL KEEP AN OPEN HOUSE
SAVINGS BANKS WILL KEEP SHORT HOURS
AS TO SEATS IN THE GRAND STAND
CHINA WILL ASK A LOAN Oriental Cavalry Defeated at Pei Che Li
Chinese Cavalry Defeated
Secret Societies Join Reformers
Hnuis ana Germany on Good Terms
Open-Door Poller Approved
DECISION' FOR EVERETT Tom Sharkey Strike* "Mexican Pete" When He !• Down
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KENNEDY AND GRIFFIN DRAW Fine Contest Between the Big Fellows Colored Hoy Has Best ot' Early Rounds Do ill Referee Mnriihy'* Decision mill the Fiiclit Itself Were Received With Great Favor hy the Larue Audience—The Preliminary Contests Were Poor
SMITH-BERNSTEIN SEATS NOW ON SALE
JONES WILL NOT LEAVE THE LOS ANGFLtS CLUB
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
St. l,ouin mid f'inclnnnti
Boston nml Brooklyn
New York nml PlifliMlrl|i!iin
OAKLAND GETS ! CLOSE FINISH Long Shots Again Come to the Front Thirty to One Chance Wins l»y a Neck Formutii* Winn flic Seven Fnrloiiß* l»> «i X*rk, .McrcipN Tnkc* tin* Mile ami Sixteenth l>y n Mctid nnd Foul l*!ny !h T)!mi|unliHcd for Foulinft. Jiklkvn Bar 11 Jockey From Truck
llesnlts nt ew|M»rt
Track nt SI. Louis
Trotter* nnd Breeder*
| AUTO RACES ARE UNINTERESTING j Little Competition in Any of the Events IS. A. Boeiteke Travels a F«a«t Mile in Hl* Mterim Auto iiiml llnrry Turner I» Moitt Skillful In tli<* UliNlavlc I Uucc-Oliier Rrvota Are Poor I |
;those who successfully planned CELEBRATION WHICH HAS JUST BEGUN 1 /-N
I.onlsvllle liaeos
Itaceii In C'lilcnito {
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BOOFBBAOT – TO STEP OUT He Hay Yet Resign His Cabinet" Office Judge Taft lp talked of as His Successor « – ■ ■ i' *r. ■loot** Law Firm la Involved la York Street Cur Litigation, and byHctpinlnw Hln Post a» Secretary of War lie Is Lomliik I'liou•and* of Dollars Every Year
POWDER EXPLOSION five M«-n*:lii jureil at Henry Colliery fin Pennsylvania
SALMON CAJVNERS'' COMtfiNE Alaska Packer*' Association Gives Options to the Syndicate f . • »
OBJECT TO NEGRO t; Ichool Principnln Protest Aff<iin«t 'Colored Masic Supervisor
French Mutineer* Punished
ROOSEVELT'S TROPHIES > Lion Skins Are on ETsbibt* * { tloa In Jltw York
FEASIBILITY OF ISTHMIAN CANAL Engineers Favor the Nicaraguan Route Panama Canal Coitpany Announces Terms Upon Which It .WUI Sell the Canal to the United States, Price to Be Set by Appraisers
MURDERS HUSBAND, CLAIMS PENSION Soldier's Widow in an Insane f . , – Asylum i/Ji ' ■ ■ Attorney Snyit That Lizzie |l4*|llday. Who Murdered Her Hum-1m Kntitted to Peitnlon Inder the Law of Jane 27, i soo
Caleb I'owfru' Next Trial
1 J ' Vanderbilt In Real EMate
Divorced From Eurl'ii Dnngliter
Sitow lit Kinrlmid
I ' Poimiona Granted
Poitmaater Appointed
RIPLEJ TALKS OF ATCHISON r Would Welcome Sale to Pennsylvania Road Vanderbilt Said to Have Control of I'nion Pacific Sir William Van Hornc Ascribe* the Humors of the I'urrhase of ('■■■- ilinn I'nclllc by Morican and lull to "liiinalnntloun of Speculators In Stocks"—S. P. Ilnys Srw Ilrldacs
VAXOERDILT IN CONTROL It In Snid That He Ha* Won in Content for the l/nion Pacific
CONTROL OF CANADIAN LINE t ■■ Sir "William Van Hurue Says Rumor* of Deal Are Imaginary
RAILROAD ME.V MEET S> P. Kmploye** Mutnnl ifenevolent Afiwoclntlon Elect* Officer*
New Bridge* for Southern Pnoiflc
AtUlrpm Before Trainmen
Project for Large Belt Line
Freight Officials' Meeting
I'mlerwood'* Inspection Tonr
Sew Office for Ranmay
American Engine* In Rurmah —
flrltlnh Educational Bill '
Another Diiiynou Fire
ENGLISHMEN ARE SCARED Morgan and Carnegie the Bugaboos Through Land and Water Rates Discussed lnterentinir Opinion* Glvrn nt Meeting of Lerland Line Shareholders When Sale of t'ompany'R Steamers W«i Confirmed—American* Are in Transatlantic Trade to Stay j
ALASKANJ3OUNDARY Colonel Prior Objects to Dominion Map Exhibited at Paris Fair
CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT Account ion Mnde Acralnst One of San .Bernardino's Young; Men
QUEEN VICTORIA'S FLAG Dispute Over Ownership of Present to Hospital Ship Maine v
, . I'ntenta Issued
Chinese in California
Shot His Sweetheart, Killed Himself
Ministers* Vacations Too Long
Secretary Hay's Denial
Execution by Klectrlclty *
German Snxar Bill Pnsses
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TRACINGS OF ! CRUISER GONE! Tlaiis of St. Louis Lost or Stolen Itesir Admiral Bowles Seeks an j Investigation loutrnciora Give Receipt bnt C'lnlm Letter Whs Written In and Gh en Inadvertently to SnperftuteiMllnH Constructor—Pnper* . Valuable to Foreign C«o* ernmrnta I
BITTEWJJY MAD DOG Arlxonnns (io to Pasteur Institute at ClilenKo i
BALTIMOREJLECTION Hrpnblli'nns Lialn Sweeping Vlrlorj Orer Democrat.
SUICIDE AT BARRACKS Private Joseph Blcknell Shoots Himself Through llefiTl
KNIGHT WHIPPLE'S SHOCKING DEATH Accident Kills Well Known Santa Kosan ii Joll Throw* Htm From Hl* llncßV anil (In* Fnllina:Uon'* Hammer Strike* Axle. Ktplodlim Both Rnrrela In Hl* Abdomen With Fatal Effect
ROYALTY REDUCED Tm on Klondike Dnat In Five Per Cent
Stock Sold by Sheriff
THE MORNING S NEWS
DESTRUCTION OF THE MAINE Judicial Determination of Responsibility Claim*< Filed lor Death and Injury 1 niled States .Hunt Practically lle-Icnd Spanish Government—Clalmii | < onamisslon ot likely io Clinrur Onr Former lOm mv Directly With i Kxploslon of Anierlcnn llnttlenhip |
AMERICAN BEEF TO BE BARRED New Ruling Mnrle by Contract Office Cause Little Loss l «e of Domestic Cattle for Army Pnrposes Will Result In Absorption of Supply Front the I'nlted States by the General Market
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Washington and Boaton
GOLF TOURNAMENT Harvard aad Yale Wlnnera at Intercollegiate Came*
Smallpox on Stenmer Senator
Oakland Contract .iwnrded
DEFEAT FOR INSURGENTS Batangas Province in Luzon Active Natives Make Three Stands bat Are Forced Back Snvnl t'onrt of Inquiry Is Investlicnt-Ins btenteimnt Tmvnlrj'.t onnectlon With t'ommlMNnry Neandal. General MaeArtltnr Make* Report on Condition of Soclitl Evil
SOCIAL 14 VII, l MAMLA Conditions, 9ny» Cieneral MiirArt!iur, Are Uenerallr Misunderstood
CUBAN REPORT Constitutional Committee Xot Likely to Make Recommendations
Doe» ot Iliferent Caerinnhy
Crlll Still in Custody
nr irons lilntertnlned
Jniinnese >1111 Falls
Repnbllenns In Baltimore
GRAND ARMY AT | PACIFIC GROVE The Advance Guard Arriving in Battalions Ten Thousand Strangers Expected on Occasion of President McKlnley's Visit—Hnildlnjfs Concealed by liuinters, and Floorers
MUY BURN LUMBER CAMPS1 Heroic Measure* Adopted In Wisconsin to Prevent Smallpox ' j
Stnrch Factories to Clour
DEATHS OF THE DAY
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Untitled
WILLIAM M'KINLEY
WELCOME
CALIFORNIA AND THE CANAL
"FELLOW CITIZENS—I THAMK YOUI"
Stips of the SPe/i
FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS
Tjo lift ilia m 7/fcJCinley (MAY S, 1901.)
Zj/ig Tlfan Who ffieat jCentz
ASSIMILATION.
HOW TO DINE.
TO THE NATION'S HELMSMAN
THE KAISER'S CUTENESS.
WHISKY'S GOOD POINT.
TO WIN.
A WELCOME TO OUR CHIEF
Everybody's Column
Socialism and Communism
To Meet the Trusts
Winta the Golden Apple
For the "Plain People"
The Care of Chicken*
SULPHUR FROM A VOLCANO
THE CITY'S NEWS
ALL AROUND TOWN
WALNUT CONTRACTS HAVE BEEN SIGNED Three Flrma Renew Their Control of the Crop—Practically Same aa Laat Year
Undelivered Telegramii
SONS OF VETERANS HOLD ENCAMPMENT C. E. Washburn Elected Division Commander Officers Will Be Installed This Evenins and the Delegates to the En* campmeut Are to Have a Round of Pleasure Today
SACRAMENTO'S MAY QUEEN HONORED Forty Thousand People Witness Gorgeous Floral Parade lip-State Capital Covers Itself With Glory and Flower*, Even to the Eclipse of Southern Flestim-UINKOOO La France Rosea on One Float
Pioanlnny Souvenir Matinee
Schley Visits England
How "Joe** Won the "Beeples*'
BIG ADDITIONS TO HOTEL GREEN Entire Block Obtained for the Purpose Sew Structure to Br Bnllt ot Fireproof Material at a Coat.of f2SO,- OiM> and la to Contain Over Two Hundred Hooma
GIGANTIC SHIP COMBINE FORMED Plants of Seven Larpe Companies to Be Acquired Total Annan! Capacity of Parent Corporation Will Be 380,000 Ton* and It* Capitalisation Seventy-Five Million Dollars
INJURED IN TUNNEL John K. Farnsivurtli Crushed bjt'nve-In Sear Georgetown
Turk Dovrns Jenklnu
NIGHT LUNCHEON AU Right if of the Bight Kind of Food
PERSONAL NOTES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
DE LONGPRE'S DAUGHTER Writes to Her Father From Oakland. Has Found a Plaee for Herself
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (iu aataxAßDixo county* YOUTHFUL THIEVES LET DOWN EASY Case Against Quartet of Ontario Lads Dismissed Tht Fear, Voangfat of Wkoa !• 13 mm 4 BI4e«( 16. Ran Away to Be Sailart, and Took Rancher*! Horae and Baff) A lon*—Rose Mine to Reopen
(ORANGE COCXTY) BRIEF PERSONAL NOTES OF ORANGE
(MM ASOBLEI COISfTV) MONROVIA NOTES R«ellH(e Ha* Orange Shipments Almos« Completed for Season
(ORANGE COUNTY) PERSONAL NOTES FROM ANAHEIM
(VENTURA COIWTV) PLANS FOR OXNARD'S CATHOLIC SCHOOL
• HIGHLAND PARK • 0 0
EAST LOS ANGELES f 0 o
(KIVKUSIDB t OL.TV> JEALOUSY CAUSES MURDER ATTEMPT Rollin J. Burton of Strawberry Valley in Trouble Charge la That Uurton, After a Protracted Spree. Mode a Murderous Attempt Ipoit A. H. KtaAirai—.Wall Touch la Cut Open and Searched
'• ISSTA BARBARA COUSTT) CITIZEN'S ADVENTURE IN CLIFF CLIMBING
S UNIVERSITY NOTES j
(URAXUK COL'.VrYj LIQUOR .ORDINANCE IS CONSIDERED Santa Ana City Trustees Hold a Session Over the Question Finul Action With Itcgrard to Sahmlttln»- the >>w Ordinance to a Vote at Spccinl Election Will lie Taken by TriiMtccH* on May J.O— otc»
(I<OS AXUELES COINTY) FRANCHISE IS TO BE ADVERTISED Long Beach Favors Local Firm lor Street Railway 7 ! llrlllinnt Society Event of the Senson Ik the WeildliiK of K. H. Jnrknon j iiiml Mlmm Miik C. I'athhert, Which j Took Place nt Methodist Church I
tBA niGCO rni'KTVl WARSPITE'S GOOD TIME C'uronndnnN Himy In Gn|prt*inlngtlie llrlllxli orfleera
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
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NEWS' Of PASADENA
OF SOCIAL INTEREST 1
Hoa Vet Hall Born Bunqueteil
Inforntnl Mimical
Social Note*
COUETHODSE-CITTHALL BIRD CASE IS DISMISSED Will Not Be Prosecuted Fiuther Three Trials Fail to Obtain a Conviction Wan Arc nurd of Forßlni* the 3nme of Col. ti. J. Griffith to a Cheek for 92<N)~>rillct Reversed T Trice lijr the Snpreme Court—Bird Sny« He Will Hrliiß Hia Family Together
OIL WASTE QUESTION NOT YET SOLVED
ADJOINING MINES HAVE DIFFICULTIES
ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF IS DANGEROUSLY ILL
MiRKET HOUSE TOJSE BUILT Hewes Is Preparing to Favor Stall Owners Having Plans Made forS.ructure at Old Site Market Men Are Still I'owlllfnic to Aeeept the Site Provided by the City t'onnell an«l Will Patronise the Sew Bulldlnjc If Hcn>a Deeldes to Go Ahead With It
POMONA SUCCEEDS IN GETTING SEWER FARM Jnr>- Find* City -eed« Cnrrlcr** Lntid for the Purpose und Ainoiiiiei Damagca
COURT BRIEFS
POLICE ARE HELD TO BE BLAMELESS . —— Charges of Improper Conduct Fail of Support Couiminaion Near* the Complaint of C. C. Colin That He Wan Ahnned and Va« Denied a Receipt lor Ball Money He Had Deposited
|OHA(JKCOOTV) CROP OUTLOOK AT BUENA PARK
JOTTINGS
I POLICE COUEII I DAY BY DAY f
I WOMEN'S CLUBS f
Stndy Circle
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS "
DEATHS
DIED
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STfiEET CAR MEN STRIKE Traction Lines Crippled in Five Cities Albany Surface System Undergoes Complete Tie-Up Kccoirnltlon of t'nlon anil Dlaeharg* of on-l ulon Men Demanded—Six Hundred More Lnrkawannu Kmployen (to Out—Arbitration in Boston—Coal Strike Hanwinit l''lre
Another Lacknwanna Strike
Ilrit'k Men <lult
Arbitration Settle* Wnue Scale
Labor lIIIIn In Peitns> 1 iYKIa
CALIFORNIA'S LAND FOR AGRICULTURE
OPINIONS OF SHAMROCK II Experts Spenk Knvorulily but With Re*crvatlon« *
BROTHERS DO NOT MEET % One Dies at Hotel When Other la Dlat'liiiriured for Driiiikeitneas
MORE BOERS CAPTURED Kitchener Takes a Hundred Soldiers, Three Gnn» nuC- Ainmnnltlou
MeKinney Murder Trial Dentins
GRAND COURT OF FORESTERS MEET City of Chico Welcomes Delegates of the Order A Large Parade of Foresters Is Held, Followed by Literary Exerclnes in tlie Park and Presentations of the Keys of the City 6y the Mayor
SHEEPMEN AND FOREST RESERVES
CALIFORNIA WILL SHOW RESOURCES
MASTER PLUMBERS IN CONVENTION
SlPEltlOll COUKT New Actions
TOWNSHIP COURT Jitw Aetloaa
Hulldinii; Permits
Special Notice
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING I! ■
WHEN SCIENCE RULES
The Worst Yet
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES ! A BIGGER DAY ON EXCHANGE Reed Makes Heavie. Than for Days Miakla u< lallrd Petroleum Help *• Roll l> a Very Respectable 8kowli( of Values—Other Stocks Hold Their Ont as to Price
San Francisco Cloßing
Credit Balances
FULLERTON FIELD
COMPRESSED AIR
THURSTON IS COMING FOR OIL CONTROVERSIES
NORTHERN^PRODUCERS Kern County Companies Getting Into Co-operative Association
SCRIPPERS' CASES federal Court at Krrann Considering Alleged Perjury Regnrrtliiv l.mr
STRUCK A GUSHER
OIL PRODUCERS ARE GETTING TOGETHER Good Outlook for Control of the Market on a Satisfactory Basis Here and in Bakersfield
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
» at MINING** 8 o 0
Metal Markets
CAPITAL IN MINES llandsburg the Center of Great Mining Activity
PLANS FOR PLACER WORK Ynvapal County the Scene of Development
I<arae Placer Mine Sold
The Reason
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS FIGHT FOR PLACE A RULING FACTOR Mystery Surrounds the Northern Pacific Deal Short Interests Among; the Insiders. Groups of Capitalists struit'iflv for Stopreinnfy-Lrndlnsr Fivurea Out-Iteneraled—Plans Disturbed
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Available Cereal Changes
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS Closing; of Securities In Los Angeles, New York and Boston
New York Bonds
noston Securities
LOS ANIiELES SECURITIES
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money on Call and Sterling; Exchangee Firm
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS fc"o Change In Bntter-Eygi Firmly Held
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE *
CEREAL MARKETS SHOW ADVANCES , Wheat Options Make Gains and Recover Prolonged Lake Blockade* Came Anxlet>—Phillips Lets Corn Take Its Own Couth*-—(lata Clone Firmer. Provisions' Marrow Mnrwlu
CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Prunes Yield Profits »
Fruits In San Frnnclaco
Eastern Dried Fruits
COAST SHIPPING
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