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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 243, 31 May 1901
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A GRATEFUL NATION PAYS HONOR TO ITS HEROIC DEAD STRIKING CEREMONY IS 1 WITNESSED BY THOUSANDS Mi Fitting and Simple ■ Exercises tic Waters of (he Pacific Are Strewn- Witl Many Flowers at Long Bead
GLOMES OF THE AMERICAN NAVY Ceremonies at Santa Honica in Commemoration of the Saiior Dead
CINCINNATI
Dei Motncw
Indlnnaiiolia
MRS, M'KINLEY IS STILL VERY ILL
HALL OF FAME IN NEW YORK FORMALLY OPENED Memorial toy Exercises Are icM at Grant's Tomb, Here tie Address Is Delivered by Minister Wni ling Fang
WASHINGTON
CROKER'S MOVEMENTS
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REMEMBERED CALIFORNIA'S VETERANS FITTINGLY REMEMBERED Eacfc City, Town and Hamlet Gives Its Trliratc of Flowers and Oratory to the Memory of tic Befarteai Heroes
Help for Women Who Arm Always Ttrmd.
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MASSES OF FLOWERS TESTIFY A PEOPLES' APPRECIATION MANY VETERANS GATHER At SIMPSON TABERNACLE Observance ii Los Angeles Includes a Parade of Grand Army Men and ai Appropriate Program of Music and Addresses
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MEMORIAL DAY SPORTS ALL GOOSE EGGS FOR THE REDLEGS Brilliant Game, Teeming With Spectacular Plays, Kept Five Thousand People in Continued Uproar
SACRAMENTO WINS c BY TWELVE TO FOUR 1 r
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
NATIVE SONS PIAY BAIL A Scintillating and a Brilliant Game Keeping Score Is Beyond Any Man's Talents Bamonn Parlor Wim the G'ame by a Score of Twtnlf-Tito to Mac, and the Context la Witnessed by Thousand* of Friends and Admirers of Flayers—A Remarkable Exhibition
DAWSON WANTS FIGHT Five Thonnand Dollar Pnrae Offered (or Twenty Hound Mill
Cornell Bests Princeton
ANGLERS RETURN YVITH LARGE CATCH
Shamrock ll'i Movement!
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ON DIAMOND, TURF, TRACK AND LINKS PEARNE NOW HOLDS THE CENTURY RECORD Lowered R. C. Hamlin's Record on Last Year's One Hundred Mile Event by More Than Three Minutes
CHICAGO BICYCLE RACES Christian Grunett Winner of the Century Contest
Turner Wtnt Road Raee
MANY ENJOY HOLIDAY GOLF Country Club Course Is Crowded Championships Are Decided for Men and Women An I nnsnally Lorvr Vnmbrr of Male Contestant* Are Arranged fa to Three ( lame* and the Innovatioa Proves to Be Highly Satisfactory. Mnsie aad Dancinjc Close the Day
WESTMOORLAND CLUB/ HOLDS A SWEEPSTAKES
REGATTA ON HARLEM West Philadelphia Boat Clnb the Winner '
CORNELL BEATS COLUMBIA AND PENNSYLVANIA
Intercollcglate TrnliU
KNICKERBOCKER CLUB Two Records Broken by the Voaig Athletes of Mew York
COURSING DRAWING FOR NEXT SUNDAY
| WELL PLAYED HORSES WON Five Thousand People at Oakland Doublet Takes the Decoration Day Handicap Yaaallo Winn the Memorial Oar Handicap by a Neck—The Mile and a Quarter Event Reanlted In a Very Exciting Finish, Alicia Taking the Puree by a Hou From Lost Girl
Grarfieml Riclnc
Raeci at Kewport
St. Leili Fair Grounds
Hawthorne Events
Races at Toronto
Whltaey Wtas Rotkicklli Plat*
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EUROPE VERSUS AMERICA
HOME AGAIN
BARBAROUS VENGEANCE
COME INTO THE OPEN
LOS ANGELES' GROWTH
THE LOS ANGELES PLAN
LABOR IN FOLITICS
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CALIFORNIA COMMENT
EXPEDITING THINGS
and the Widow
7/fecrobiophobia Ss 7/ewest 'Disease
Cvorybody's Column
Colonel Duncan Takes Excecptions
Aaanrra In Brief
KIMBERLEY DIAMOND FIELDS
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THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS I
ALL AROUND TOWN
Yellowstone National Park
DRAKE IS NOW A KING-PIN BABBER Governor Gage Names Him for the State Board . – 1 Dr. R. W. mil !■ Reappointed a Member of tl»e State Health Board—A l.oenl Dentist Remembered— Southern Architects Are Honored
AT THE HOTELS 1
IWV W UV WV V v-V/V -TV/ PERSONAL NOTES
, Aiifrelenos Abroad
HOTEL ARRIVALS
BAR ASSOCIATION WILL ELECT OFFICERS JaAtfe Lnelen Shaw In Slated for l'rvNldfnt aud J. D. Work* for Vice Pre»ldeut
UNITED WORKMEN HOLD AN ANNUAL ELECTION Members Will Go to Aiuhm Tomorrow Might to Present a I)a niter to the Lodge There
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Talked With Fitzgerald
Brown, tbo Furnace Man
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WAGE KATE OF IRON WORKERS Hew Scale Adopted by the Association Chicago Machinists Prepare a Draft of Demands Ktacnllve Board of International Machinists* Association Approve* Settlement With Wabash flond. Machinists of Sonthern Railway Walk Oat by Order of o*foanell
Wabaah Settlement Approved
Street Rallmray Men Strike
Southern Maehlnlata Walk Out
THIRTY-ONE BODIES OF BABES IN CELLAR
DEBATE IN REICHSRATH OppoMltion to Ciovernment's Canal Bill
Yinltlnjc tlic German Emperor
Itimh to Nome
PRESIDENT HOME AGAIN Mrs. McKinley Is Borne to the White House No Noisy Demonstration Upon Their Arrival After Breakfast Mr. McKinley Spends a Short Time in the Cabinet Room Looklag Over Important Matters, and It Is Probable That a Cabinet Meetintf Will Be Called at Once
| BACK TO LOS ANGELES S FROM WORK IN AFRICA 3
M'LAURIN SCORES SENATOR TILLMAN Against Incendiary Appeals and Class Hatred Tliinkn Senior Senator In Quietude of Farmer** Life Wonld Be flewed an h rttchforklenn Plfftiy and a Blensinft to the State of Soatlt Carolina
COMPLIMENTS KAISER General Bonnal Delighted nt Reception to French Officers
Killed by Hnnawif Train
FIRST OIL STRUCK IN STATE OF WASHINGTON
YOUNO WIFE ACCUSED OF ARSENIC POISONING
PAUL MORTON TALKS OF TRANS-OCBANffC SERVICE
NO LIGHT ON BOY'S MURDER Death of Robert Hislop a Mystery Sausage Maker Suspect Still Held by Police Proof That l.ukherath Haa Not Told the Trnth—Hatchet Pound In Vacant I.ot Still I nelalmed—Theory That Thomaa I.opes Mlifh Be the Murderer la Exploded
Ohellfik at Sioux City Dedicated
GRAVE CUBAN DIFFICULTIES Problems Discussed in the Cabinet Question of Recognizing the Island Government Important Conference Taken Place at White Honne Between the President and Hla Advlaera—(iovernor iieneral Wood Informs War Department of Convention Matters
Three Drowned While FUhin*
Bljf Klre In Russia
EIGHT SWEPT OVER A DAM Five Girls and Two Boys Drowned Fatal Ending to a Row Boa* Excursion Memberi of a Philadelphia Soelal C'lnh Go on Sehuylktll River anil Are Swept Away by Swift C'nrrent. One Roy Saved by ("Unitlair to Upturned Boat—Girl* Wot Found
ARGENTINA AND SPAIN TO AGREE Commercial Treaty Is to Be Signed Soon Rio de Janeiro Prcis "Shj-w Yankee Supremacy- In South America la More to He Feared Thiln Strained Relations With European I'oireri
SENATOR BEVERIDGE
INHOSPITABLE FATHERLANDS Stringent Laws Regard- Former Subjects Naturalized Amterican Citizens 31 ay Be Imprisoned A German Who IC ml urn ten Before Serving Hl* Term In the Army >i Return for n Visit After Llvlnv In America hut May Not Remain. The Lhwi of Other Nation*
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APPOINTMENTS BY GOVERNOR (lage Issues His Largest List SeTeral Los Angeles Men Are Given Offices W. Drake Is Appointed to the Board of Barker Examiners, Dr. H. W. mil Sueeeeds Himself on the State Board of Healtk and P. L. Rorhria Is on tke Board of Architecture
OVERDUE VESSELS I Bates Now Being Paid for Reinsurance
DETERMINED TO DIE Machinist Takes Poison and Resists Doctor's Efforts
FILIPINOS FOR BUFFALO IVlactr-Eftffht Arrive at San Pranelico En Route for Exposition
EUROPE'S SOLE HOPE Alanilsti kdrocale Continental System Against America
Heir to Vast Estate
ELECTED TO ACADEMY Slarqnli de Vogae and Edmond Roitand Are Cfcosen
JUSTICE BEE WE R TO TAKE A WIFE Supreme Court Associate Tells His Associates |.l» Emma Mott of Barlinarton, Vt.f tke Future Bride—Lady Haa Been Acting; Principal of One of the Pukllc Sokoola In Washington, D. C.
RAILWAY ACCOUNTING Rational Association of Officers to Meet Next In Philadelphia
CHURCH TRUST FORMED Federation of Christian Workers Organised at Toledo
HORSE TRADE REVIVES Bonth African War Help* Stimulate Public Sales
French Cyclist Wins
President Ram Returns to Haytl
Still More Counterfeiting
BIG BRIBERY ACCUSATIONS Hawaii Has Hot Time in Sensations Attorney Tharston Guilty of Contempt Walter G. Smith, Editor of the Advertiser, Indleted for Perjury—>Sasar Accamulatlnv at Honolulu—Marcoal System of Telegraphy a ino- Line of Steamers
PREFER, SLAVERY Tlie Hnltrm of Zanzibar Do Slot Wont Tbrlr Freedom
San Ltii Obispo Connty Operations
Carnegie on England's Condition
SURPRISING RESULTS Snvar Beet Lands Will Be W*tere4, With Better Yields Expected
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
COAST SHIPPING
London 9tocle» Dull s.
Esfilik Wheat Markets
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THE WEATHER
Weather Condition*
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CONVENTION OF BANKERS Eighth Annual Meeting of Association J. M. Elliott of Los Angeles Is the Presiding: Officer Mlnu of Welcome by Jnrige J. R. •! Sun .1 *>•<■— Prttyoa.d Coat-BlltvtlolUl Amendment ■■ kieuptlon of Bonds l'rom Taxation to Bo Again Submitted to the People
FIFTY THOUSAND POUNOS STOLEN
I CHINA AGREES TO $ PAY FOUR PER CENT
Golden Runaett Defeated
CONGRESS NOT TO BE CALLED No Reason for an Extra Session Insular Decisions to Go Before the Cabinet Pending a Decision Bearing Directly on the Philippines, All Laws Will Be Bnforced as Heretofore—The Spooner Amendment Gives President Power to LeVy Special Tit rig
MURDER OF VETERAN WHILE IN PARADE
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES HELD IN THE MORNING AT ROSEDALE CEMETERY
HAS THE PRESIDENT DESERTED PROTECTION?
WOMAN'S SUICIDE Doctor's Wife Swallows Carbolic Acid In His Presence •
Sealed Verdict in Bribery Case
Vale the Bicycle Champion
Turkey's Antl-Armentnn Decree
Petrolenm Bnrned at Bslakkas
>w Nlx-I.nii Bicycle Track
AUTOMOBILE KNOCKED OCT Nevada Sand too Much for the Machine Stalled in a Dune West of Winnemucca Two OkluH, Who Stortnl to Travel Aoroia Coatlacnt 111 Motor Car* rlaff. Hetnrn In m Pullmiyi and Vpklrle Con Dark aa Freight—To Ilnlld Sew Mfeklnc for aa Attempt
BOERS ARE MASSING UNDER KRITSINGER
A.LL GOOSE EGGS FOR THE BEJDLEGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
MINOR GAMES
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FAVOR OPEN DISCISSION Negotiations Expected to Be Public Councilmen Generally Favor the Open Door Ttkt the Position That the Public Hh a Vital Interest In What In Betas Done, and See No Movement (or •eereey on the Part of thO Water Company** Representatives
FURTHER APPEAL FROMJACKSONVILLE Condition of Fire SnflTerers la Alarming and Relief Association Asks tor Assistance
ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH A SLIDING SCALE Street Car Employes May Organise In Order to Emphasise Their Request for More Pay
WAITRESSES HOLD PRELIMINARY MEETING Oricanlier Inee and Other* Address the Young Women on Subject of Ortcanisatton
The Wizard Suspender
JOTTINGS
USE FIRST STREET AS A RACE COURSE Wild Riders Come to Stop in the City Jail Ida Widney and Frank Lempe Indulge In an Impromptu llrunh, Lcmpr Gets n llnd Fall and Both Are Now at Liberty on Bull
FORMER POLICE CAPTAIN IN A SERIOUS PLIGHT
Mexican and Jap In Combnt
Innnlted Respectable Women
HUEBSCH DIES BY HIS OWN HAND He Sends a Bullet Into His Brain Eiwl of n Veteran of the Civil War. No Motive In Asnimned for the Deed. The Coroner'* Inquest Will lie Held at tiarrett'M This Moriilntf
WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE Susan B. Anthony, for the Ftrit Time, DoeM Not Prenlde
MAN'S HEAD FOUND Coroner's Jnry Return* a Verdict of Suftcldo
Coal Dargci Wrecked
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