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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 265, 22 June 1901
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HOSHI TOBU IS STABBED AT MEETING Death of Former Minister to Washington Assassination Believed to Be Dae > to Polities Prominent in the National,' Affairs of His Country, He Served ai Minister of Commerce and of Communications Upon His Return Home. Charges Against His Integrity
Washington Ofllclala Shocked
Jni*an'n,WeiT Cabinet
SENATOR DIETRICHS Nebraakan (iolnv to the Orient With ..1 n Dautfliter
Ilroommnkers Talk Combine
THE MORNING'S NEWS
COAL LAND SINKS IN PENNSYLVANIA
CUBAN DEBTORS I'llcely to Be Great Change of Ownership of Property
MONEY FOR BOERS An Appeal Issaed on Behalf of Women and Children
BESANT'S AFFAIRS A. P. Watt Left Bxeentor of Haulm and Literary Matters
British Foreign Shipping (Irons
Thompson-Houston CompanyMlold
WANAMAKER'S OFFER FORISTREET FRANCHISES
HAYS TALKS OF CHANGES IN HIS BOAD Consolidation to Result in Improvement Shortening of Central Pacific to Be Pushed W. H. Newman Re-elected President of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad and la Named Additional Vice President and General Manager of the Road
NEWMAN IS RE-ELECTED Will Continue an President of Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
BROW-VS KEW API'OISTMKST Announcement Ctuin General Ittiifaction in Railroad Circles
koosbr is traksferreo Is to Be Agent of Missouri Pacific at Salt Lake
Capital Stock Increased
MANY KILLED BY EXPLOSION OP FIREWORKS Firemen Under a Falling Building Escape Impossible From Large Tenement Honse Fourteen Persons Are Believed Dead, Many Being Stunned and Bodies Subsequently Burned—Cripple's Body a Crisp on Bed, While Wife's Flesh Is Boasted and Drops Off
OPERATION ON HUGH TEVIS WAS PERFORMED AFTER CONSULTATION
Urnamlte Explosion Km* Two
ARRESTED FOR THE LOOKOUT LYNCHING Sheriff Takes Three Men to Alturas 'The Accused Men Are Robert Leventon, a Blacksmith; J. W. Brown, a Deputy Constable, and Isoni Kadea-More Arrests Are Expected
Gloomy Crop Ontloolt In India
Corbln In Chlchiro
DESTBTJCTION BY TORNADO IN NEBRASKA Seven Persons Lose Their Lives Clothing Blown From Bodies of the Victims Body of One Man Is Found m Qaartcv of m Mile From His Ifouae, and Two Children Carried Six Hundred Tarda and Killed—Hall Stonea Tea Jnchea In Diameter Fall
Wind Plan Havoc In Kanaaa
Tornnilo In Sontli Dakota
llurllnKton Road'n Extension
MEN'S BODIES TORN, BROKEN AND BLOWN BY AN EXPLOSION
DONATIONS FOR QUEEN'S MEMORIAL Morgan in Charge of American Delegates' Fund It la SiiK|«ated That the Fond, Which Mar Amount 10 |I00,(Ht0, Be Amalgamated With the Contributions Started by the American Society
W. W. Astor's Contribution
AFFAIRS IN CUBA General Satisfaction nt Acceptance of Piatt Amendment
ORDER FOR CIVIL RULE Taft First Governor ol Philippines General Corbin to Enlist Natives as Scouts MaeArthur Announces Additional Casualties From the Recent Easmement With the Insurgent* at I.lpa—Callles, With Seven Hundred Hltlemen, to Surrender on Monday
Satisfactory to Commission
GERMAN LIBEL SUIT – Two Fines Imposed mid m Kewapiper Is Censured
LOST IN CHICAGO Mfiterloni Disappearance of a San Franclnco Man
Alaska and Colombia
Christine Nlllson !• Well
Mrs. McKlnley Still Improves
COTTON SEED OIL COMBINE PROPOSED
SUMMER POLITICS NOW IN SEASON Plenty of Good Democrats for the Presidency John Wesley Gaines Thinks Time Is at Hand to Gleet a Southern Democrat Onee More to Ofllce of Chief Magistrate—Many Sanies Are Mentioned
CONSUMPTIVE CENSUS Ken- York Board of Health Inveitlffatlna Tuherculoila
I'llnt Tuberculin
Cardinal Ulbbons Leaves Rome
Sir Anthony Hlley Doaklna
Eczema; No Cure No Fay
TROOPS GUARD COLORED MAN Texas Cavalry Sent to Aid Infantry Mob Snrronnds the Soldiers at Trinity Captain McCormlck This Mornlnff Allures Cltlseni That Spencer, Who li Accused of Ananlt, Will He Protected at All Hassrdi—Negro Riddled With Bullets In Alnltama
Prisoner Well Protected
Colored Man Riddled
MEETING OF THE BIG BASIN COMMISSION
WIND PLAYS HAVOC Trees Uprooted and Buildings Moved In Kansas Town
POSTMASTER ARRESTED Porto Rlean Official Charged With Using Canceled Stamps
To Protect Aaphnlt Beds
Poatoffloe Chancel
MAN ALLEGED TO BE THE PRINCE OF THE SWINDLERS IS CAPTURED
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STATEMENT BY JUDGE NOYES Ignorant of the Charges Against Him Has No Notification That Any Are Pending Afe Says He Does Not Wish to Criticise the Decision of Jadgc Homm, but Believes the Latter Will Eventually See That He Has Made a Mistake In Attacking- Him
KaTlgatlon Company's Manager
TROUBLE FOB SCHOOL BOARD, Kirk Is Investigating in Kern County Report That Wrong Text Books Are in Use Cbnrtres That the Kern County Board la Not (fling the Series of Books Proscribed by the State Board of Kdncatlon—Superintendent Kirk May Demand aa Explanation
FATAL HORSE QUARREL
SUICIDE OF CHIROPODIST l)r. Victor Popper Outwits Police Suspected of Causing Death of a Young Woman When an Attempt la Mad* to Arreat Him ou CharKe of Having Preaorlbed for a Mian Van Ornnm Draft Which Proved Fatal, Popper Swallows Carbolle Aeld and Ulea
ANACONDA'S CHEW PHOBABLY LOST News From Alaska ot the Fate of the Vessel Escaped Jnil Birds* Miller and Landers, Are Making Their Kendes-Tons Willi Ghhk of Cache Robhrrs In a Unlch In the Blnestone District
ARCHITECTS ORGANIZE Central Ilody Meets Once a Year and Divides Into Sections
BALDWIN-SIEGLER EXPEDITION READY TO START FOR ARCTIC
GAGE REVIEWS THE SOLDIEBS National Guards Make a Fine Appearance General Shafter Accompanies the Governor Both Express Themselves as Highly Pleased With the Appearance of Troops—Colouel Sonntag's Horse Haas Away, Throwing Him and Injuring Him—Ready to Brealc Camp
SAN JOSE VALLEY LOSING OLD VINES Vineyardists Experience Their Greatest Loss Insufficient Moliturr to Sustain Life for Three Successive Dry Seasons, and Abundant Rains of Tills Year . Come Too Late to Snve Them
S. P. BUILDS TO THE WATER FRONT
Gaij tlou Trust Settled
Commissioner (or Sam Joaqnlm
PLAGUE RAGING IN HONG KONG
AMADOR GOLD MINE Decree In Court Taklnic Salt of C. W. Trotter From Calendar
The Favorite Summer Line E«at
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DUTIES ON RUSSIAN PRODUCTS AND PRANKS OF CZAR'S STUDENTS Cabinet Discusses the Countervailing Duty Problem Secretary Gage Explains Action of United States Provision of Dlnicley Tariff Act Imperative and Its Provisions Mnst Be Executed by Department—.o Reason for Russia Feellnv Aggrieved Against This Government
LIBERAL PARTY SPLITS itnmors of Expulsions and Renljfiiatloim Thick in London
BOY GUARDED IN JAIL Cfcarjre of Assault Imltiees I'rompt Threats of Lynching
Pensions Granted
Editors Start for Callfe-ila
Count Cassini Speaks of Vitality of Czar's Students No Serious Anti-Government Demonstrations _ AmbiiMior Glad of Opportunity to Show That Rihlh Boys Often Get Recklcu and Police Are Called I pon to Snvpren Them as American School Boy* Are Kept Qnlet
WAITING FOR LAND Thousands Camped Who Are Starving and Destitute In Oklahoma
HAS BOTHA SURRENDERED? The Statement Again Repeated That Knifger Hum Been Ignored
Many Children in C*ami>n
BARKER FOUND GUILTY Attempt to Kill Rev. John Keller la Proved, Says the Jury
Prussian Crops Only Medium
PRESSMEN TO AID MACHINISTS Position of Strikers Is Endorsed Sacramento Butchers Issue an Ultimatum Six Hundred Men Strike for More Par and Shorter Honra In Reading Railroad** Car Shops and Holler Makers la Locomotive Shops Follow Them. Coast Maehlne Shops to Resume
Bntchers in Sacramento
strike In Car Shop^
Brotherhood of Railway employes
Metal Trades to Resume
C'nnndlnn Trackmen's Strike
FOURTH OF JULY I'nnsnally I.nrwe and Important Celebration Arranged In London
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE American Institute of Homeopathy Dlbcumscn Public Health
WHITE NOT TO RESIGN l'nltc«l State* Ambassador at Berlin Sells His Home
Chile Remembers Washington
MORE MONEY FOR GERMANY Kaiser Wants Increased Indemnity Boxer Is Appointed Minister to Japan Island Kmplre Mny Decline to Accept Nn Tung, Who Narrowly Mscapes Ucliik included in List of Chinese Ofllclals to Be Beheaded—Conflicting neports as to Peace Prospects
Dozer as Minister to Japan
Boxer Troubles Not Ended
Massacre of Missionaries
Payment of the Gnarris
LABOR DISPUTES WltßMin Hold That Polltlca and Strlkea Mix In Chlcaaro
RETAIL MEAT_BUSINESS Objection In Denver to Packers Dealing With Hotels and Restaurants
PEOPLE'S CHURCH Anonymous Donor Put* a Million Dollar* In Escrow la Bank
Switzerland's New Tariff
Carnegie** Generosity
Lot of Broom Corn Bnrned
WILSHIRE AT LINCOLN ISSUES SWEEPING CHALLENGE FOR DEBATE
CATTLE STEALING
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HALE PLAfS STAR PART Twirls Redlegs to Merited Victory Bowman Performs Creditably in the Field Light Hitting: Game In Which There Are Many Excltiutf Incident*—Error* l»y Courtney and Rellly Cost Two Rons Bach, While Loi Angelet Bats tn Enonvli to Win the Game
OAKLAND WINS A CLOSE GAME Evans Gets a Hammering in Tenth Inning The Battle Wli an Ercn Thing Ip to That Tlmet When the Wupi Went to Pieces Under the Strain—l.o. An* Keles Ii Sow Near to the Top
GOSSIP OF BALL FIELD AND PLAYERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
•lennlnfi Sign* With Philadelphia
RECORD SEARCHERS WILL HUNT FOR BASE HITS
BELKNAP AND SCHOFIELD WILL MEET AT SAN DIEGO
BATTLE ROYAL AT ALPHA CLUB BOUTS
PRINCE OF BUNTERS
BATTLE ROYAL OF TROTTERS Cresceus and Abbott Are Soon to Meet Owner of Champion Stallion Feels Confident Horse Has Onlr Three Engagements This Season and His Earslngs Will Foot Dp *33,000 If He Takes All the Kvents—Mar Make an Attempt to Meat Own and the Abbott's Records
RACING EVENTS ON AMERICAN TRACKS
JVewport Summary
Highland Park Events
St. Louis Fair Gronnda
Horseman Brings Salt
AMERICAN OARSMEN Pennsylvnnlans Maine Good Work and Improving at Henley
WHITNEY WINS ALEXANDRA PLATE AND TWO OTHER RACES AT ASCOT
American Jockey Win* tn Paris
HANDSOME PRIZES FOR SANTA MONICA RACE
MONTECITO BOY WILL START AGAINST PRIMROSE
Belmont School
AMERICAN DERBY TO BE RUN AT CHICAGO TODAY
Fltillmmona and Rultlln Matched
New Amateur Record
Fight to it Draw
ADAMS NOT A MURDERER Coroner's Jnry Make* Xo Charge In Case of Dr. Jeanup*s Death
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CHEYENNE IRRIGATION CONFERENCE
OBJECT LESSONS FOR HEATHEN
CLEAR THE PIKE
NO EUROPEAN DUMPING-GROUND
DANGEROUS POLICY
A DECIDUOUS TREE PEBT
ROUNDING THE SEASONAL TURN.
"WHAT KIND OF A CHICKEN IS THIS?"
rgtUIBSIiSISiaiS HIffiIHEISEISEJEMaiaaSa ZPungant !Points ffiSEi iais is® imbrs/smsi® ajaiaianaiMaisi aiar®
Ignorance Is Bliss.
Still In the Dark.
Big Bats.
The Truant.
JCife
Gvary body's Column
Was St. Paul a Woman Hater f
The Market Job
"Only an Idiot"
One of Da
PlgeoDi a Ifnlaanoe' *
Answers In Brief
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THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF *
DEATH CLAIMS A WORTHY MAN John Kiefer Obeys the Final Summons An Old Resident and a Higrhly; Honored Citizen Born In Germany In 1N33, He Emlurnted With lIIn Parent* to I'nlted Slate* Seven Yearn l.iifrr—Km■tarkeil In Bn.lne.a In Lni Angelea Many Year* Abo— Hliilily Eiteemed
STUDENTS HOLD ANNUAL RALLY Splendid Spirit Manifest at Occidental College Rev. Hatch K. Walker, President of Board of Trustees, Addresses Students With Buoyant Hopefulness. Program Has Much of Interest i
COLLEGE BOYS PRESENT A PLAY
READY TO FACE LIFE'S BATTLES Tenth Animal Commencement oi St. Mary's Academy Class of 100 l Will Receive Diplomas Along With I'landlts of Frlenda. Interesting Program to Be Rendered at the Los Augeles Theater
Saved by the Fender
CHANGE FOOD And Lose That Uneasy Feeling
PERSONAL NOTES
Angelenos Abroad
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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WOMEN DISCUSS THE ANTIQUITY OF BASKETRY Rurc Collection of Veaarln Presented to Friday Morning Club by Spencer Smith
Methodist
Nasarene
Y. W. C. A.
Church 3fotei
EAST LOS ANGELES
COUNTESS WACHTMEISTER IS GREATLY PERTURBED Publication of an llnauthorlsed Notice Results In Sensntlonal Stories Without Foundation
TENT CITY PEOPLE RUNNING A LAUNCH
TRAMPS STONE THEIR COMRADE A. Hobo Is Almost Killed Near Goleta Masons Are to Hold a Dig I'lentc nnd Barbecue at and a I.Hrpre Party Is to Go From Santa Barbara. Local Briefs of General Interest
LIQUOR DEALERS MAY TEST VALIDITY OF TAX Rumored That a Concerted Movement Is to Be Made to Resist Payment of County License Tax
TRYING TO SECURE ROEMER'S RELEASE Jurors Who Voted to Impose Fifteen Year Sentence Sign Petition for Hl* Release
NOTED LECTURER ' AT NEWMAN CLUB Dr. de Coita the Uncut of Honor at a Banquet to Be Given at liCTjr'B TonlKht
STRANGE DOCUMENT FILED WITH CLERK Petitioners Prny the City Council for Relief bat Do Xot Mention Knture of Grievance
THE BEER WAGON DRIVERS ORGANIZE
ORANGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATION
TURNERS GET NOISY AT REDONDO BEACH
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE AFTER DRUG STORES
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NEWS OF PASADENA
! (LOI ANGELES COt'SITT) CONDITION OF QUAKER COLLEGE ■■ Friends Baise Subscription for Its Maintenance | r Officers for Coming Year Elected at* Friends' Annual Meeting at Whittier—General Discussion of Subject of truncation—City- Council Meets
Much Reading for Little Money
IMPROVEMENT CLUBS ' WILL LEND THEIR AID Much Can Be Accomplished by Organized Effort to Make Los Angeles a More Desirable Place of Residence
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{EEAL ESTATE*AND BUILDING
OIL BROKER DEVER IS FOUND GUILTY Ilia Persecution of Mln Lloyd Boyle Causes Her to Return to Her Kansas Home
The Wizard Suspender
Brown, the Furnace Man
MEXICAN BURGLAR GETS TWO YEARS Miguel Homero In Found Uullty of Stealing n Watch From M. Crm
BAND CONCERT
LITTLE VIOLA MURPHY HAS A NEW HOME Mm. F. H. Randall Give* Bond and Secures Poaaeaalon of the Little One
Land Cm« Postponed
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DIED
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MEETS WITH OPPOSITION Church People Oppose a Franchise Traction Conipany's Belt Line Petition Presented Trustees of Fonr Different Congregations Raise Objections to the Occupation of Flower Street—Rival Line Fighting 10(forts of the Traction to Procure a Franchise Over Route
UNIQUE PRESENTATION OF SHAKESPERIAN PLAY
POLICE COURT I I DAY BY DAY
PLANS. FOR NEW SCHOOL HOUSE Architects Submit Many Designs to School Board Bnlldlnir Committee Will Go Over the Twelve Sets of Plana Submitted and Will Make Recommendations of Award on Monday Next
CLEAN STBEETS COST THOUSANDS Bids for Contract Much Higher Than Ever Before Lowest Hl<l<ler Explains That Provision of Specifications Fixing: the Wanes to lie Paid Employes Is Responsible for the Increase
W aa Already Divorced
ON SUNNY SOUTHERN DESERT CONROY WAITS THE COLONEL
COURT BRIEFS
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OCEANICA'S CITY WELLS PASS TO EASTERN CONTROL flighty Thousand Dollars the Selling Price, of Which Ten Thousand Has Been Paid. Other Property Acquired
STOCKTON'S PROJECTS 1 Some ll( Deals Evidently la Slßht for , That Towi
STOCK EXCHANGE
REPORTED STRIKE
Oil Derricks Damaved
WHAT OIL JWEN ARE DOING
STATE BOARD " OF ARCHITECTS The First Session to Beld in San Francisco
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RICHES IN PLACERS I'rcparatlons Making for Extensive Developments In Trinity County
TREADWELL LOSES IN COPPER SUIT I
WITH THEJVIINERS
The Sun Becoming Extinct
JOTTINGS
OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
Mortfagea
Attach turn fa
Msrglssl Satisfaction
Miscellaneous
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STOCK ACTIVITY WELL DISTRIBUTED – t Many Low Priced Shares Gain by Manipulation Itflifaotorr Money Conditions Aid the General lietnrn of Speculation. New Humors Regarding the St. Pnul Deal—Advances Unexplained
COUNTRY'S COMMERCES REVIEWED General Prosperity and Activity Reported From All Sections
Widespread Prosperity
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS llonlita of Secnrltles In Los Angeles, New York and Boston
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
BANK CLEARINGS
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money In Local Market and World's Banking; Summary
— j LIVE STOCK MARKETS
WHEAT STRIKES A WEAK STREAK Liquidation Causes Prices to Hit Low Figures Dull Cables and Bnll Reports of Abundant Harvests Lead as Factors In Sendlnjg Values Down—Corn, Oats and Provisions Move In Sympathy
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
CALIFORNIA FRUITS HOME AND ABROAD
CITRUS FRUITS IN NEW YORK: heuiona Are Slightly Weaker on Limited Market—Orange* Steady
Blood Orssvei Wanted
Frnlte In San Franelaco
Eastern Dried Frnlte
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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