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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 310, 6 August 1901
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M COMPROMISE MADE IN BIG COAST STRIKE SAND TEAMSTERS CALLED OUT Mayor Phelan's Efforts at Conciliation Between Employer antl Employe Fail—Blow Is Struck at the Buildine: Trades
MAYOR PHELAN ISSUES A LENGTHY STATEMENT ON STRIKE SITUATION
THE MORNING'S NEWS
RAILROADS' ASSESSMENT DETERMINED Total Increased Million and a Half Southern Pacific Raised Over §300,000 I'll 11 in n n < nr i'»lll|iun)' I'iiU Year In AnNfNKfll !0r»OO,O<MI IllMteud of lIKI,. «<><», l.awt I ear's Figure*—l n 1.1- Tahoe It nil run (I'm Valuiitlmi l*lac«>d at $r»O,IM>0—County A nhi'hn men tn Next
ELTONHEAD'S SENTENCE llin Former (■»»<! Record Secure* Hlm n Commutation
ROCKEFELLER'S PALACE Rival to Uiiitlifth and Scotch C'nntlcn to lit* Uuilt in Sew York
GOD'S WILLJIOT DONE World llnmcraed In KevcrlMh Struggle of Modern Civilisation
Royal Title, mil
Receiver for Allfttln Hnilk
TUBERCULAR RESTRICTION IN ARIZONA Phoenix Seeks to Protect Its People Strong Ordinance Introduced in City Council Important t Ittune delating to Hotela, liodßlnK Holme* and lleMldeiicen < oiii|»clh I 'ii 111 Ik» t ion I ndcr Direction of the Health Offtecrn—lllniufeetpirtai la Mtreetna:i<l Parks
LOSS OF JERSEY MINE Mont He AUiutdoned on Account of a Serious Fire
REBELS RAID MATACHIN AXD SECinrc 13 X PI,OMVES BELONGING TO RAILROAD
Aelil Gxiiloalon Wreck* IluildliiK
Dewey Consults With iTnekett
FREIGHT TRAIN FALLS THROUGH A TRESTLE
MANY KILLED AND INJURED BY EXPLOSION Burning Debris Buries Dead and Wounded Five Structures Are Wrecked in i'hiladelpliia From Ten to Twenty Persons Lone Their V<ien and Over Two Seirre Are laj i: red — l)ina»ter Prohahly i uanrd hy Kx|>lonlon of a Barrel of Gasoline In Cellar of Grocery Store
RfMiinliiß Found on Deaert
Blount Not Serlonsly 111
STEEL TRUST GETS MEN FOR ITS HYDE PARK MILL THREE STORM CENTERS EXIST • Action of Federation of Labor Important Factor Faint Hope Yet Exists of Settlement. Municipal Work in McKeesport
FAINT HOPE EXiSTS THAT STEEL STRIKE MAY BE AVERTED
HYDE PARK MILL IS STARTED FOR FIRST TIME THIS YEAR
LABOR OFFICIALS ARE INTERVIEWED ON THE STRIKE SITUATION
♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo# I PARSON SAYS "DAMN 0 THE DEMAGOGUES" c
♦000000000000 ooooooooo* LABOR FEDERATION'S ACTION CANNOT BE TOLD AT PRESENT
SCHWAB AND MORGAN ARE STILL SILENT ON THE STEEL STRIKE
SENATOR CLARKE TO SEE JEROME GROW IN GRASS BEFORE HE YIELDS
STEEL TRUST STOCKS SLUMP ON THE NEWS
FfIANCO-TURKISH TROUBLE HeporfeU Hr»'nk In lMplomntlo ltelatlonn Between tlie Two
THOMAS I*. OWES IS SKXTEXI'ED FOR THIItO TIME TO BE HWGED
ItlFLEll TH I KS MI BOXES EOT Ml > E TWO SEWL V MADE GRAVES
Vnneonver «nny OfHoe
Record* to Vindicate Schley
Dr. Field Commit* Suicide
Criminal* Sentenced to Prison
Xejfro Electrocuted
W. P. Ponlaon Commit* Sniclde
WanliliiKton Monument'* Elevator
NEXT WINTER IN CONGRESS j Cullom Looks for Little Tariff Legislation i Says Ilannii Is Not Trying to Settle Steel Strike The Illinois Senator Sny» Tlint While i ul»n, Porto lUco and tl«e Plilllplilnen Will He«| litre Leiflnlatlon, There Are Some Ten t'oininerelnl Treaties Still llefore the Senate
MAJOR CHARLES DOYEN $i&*y Department Pnbllalie* Keprliii and for I ntoi lout ion
OKLAHOMA TOWNSITES { LI Iteno and I.awton He»er> atioun Are % nnouneed
AMERICAN FREEDOM llo> s Keelluiul Comrade Uceauie of n I'referenee for Kjiuliiiml
IM.VAItO lU.K'S Kill IT to he 11 i i.i;i» to si:vioai) FOIt OHII VI VI. MAItKUTH
Kirririer Clei'ujiiiHn FelLuer C'leiireil
ATTITUDE CF FRIGID RESERVE TOWARD ALL NEWSPAPER MEN
STEAMER SANTA ROSA GETS FULL CREW AT SANTA BAP.BAF
;UNION IRON WORKS SEEKING MACHINISTS IN EASTERN CITIES
REVISED CODES Attorney tienernl It nine* <| nrnt ton of l.ntv's t onatltul ionnllty
Awnriln to vnl Officer*
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RANDSBCRG'S HEAVY RAIN Many Houses in the City Are Flooded Several Miners Have Narrow Escapes From Death Vbe Downpour In Ibe Greatest on Record In California Town—Sli-Hundredth* of nn Inch Falls In Santa Barbara—San Jose Vlvlted by l.ll&bt Sbowera-lialn In Texas
AMERICAN IN TROUBLE Alleged San Franclsrn Journalist Arrested In Berlin
JAPANESE ENGAGE IN SERIOUS MOT Trouble Among Section Hands on Santa Fe On* or the mbcr I* Accnscd of Steal-Ins a Monkey Wrench and HliDlicharae la Demanded, bat I* liefased, and the Disturbance Follows
Wright of Precious Atones
FRESNO OIL . RATE CASE I Railroad Commissioners Resume Hearing I Traffic Manager of Southern Pacific Cross-Examined I I Witness Is <| liesi lonud on Hates lleliveen Beaumont, Texas, and Three I'olnls—CJrnernl Manajcer Kruttsehnltt Test I lies llcvnrdlng Cost of j Building California f.lnes
NEEDSJ)F MANILA | Oood Oppnrlniiltlra for American En- I «erprl»e KxUt
| JAMES EVERSOLE'S o ,S HORRIBLE DEATH
CALIFORNIA W. C. T. U. Conference of Social, Economic and Moral Reformers
FILIPINOS ISSUE I S NEW PROCLAMATION S
KING EDWARD'S CRUISE l'o Depart for Holland on the Yacht Oaliorne
GIGANTIC GROCERY TRUST Combine to Be Formed With One Hundred Millions Cniiltal
MILLION DOLLAR DEED California Central fins nn.l Klectrlo Comimny Fllra It
Two Tranaporta Sold
g SCARCITY OF TIMBER 8 S ON UPPER YUKON |
IMPORTANT BOER PAPERS SECURED Commandant Froneman Killed at Wimburg Drltlnh ('aptnrc BiirKher Convoy of Seventy hkohn-Brodrlelc Rei?reta Dllatnrlnena In Paying the Troops, l>ui In Tied tp by Red Tape
DEATHS OF THE DAY §
LIGHT AND WATER Keatvlcrlc Power Company Reddlnsr'a I.ocul Platita
Tliey Pray for tllich Wlnda
Old-Time Theater In Gotham
WOOLEN INDUSTRY Great liiorenae In (lie mber of Mllla Projected
INSANE MAN THROWS HIMSELF TWICE INTO A BLAZING FIRNACE
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EMPRESS FREDERICK OF GERMANY _PASSES AWAY EMPEROR A T HER BEDSIDE Dropsy. Accompanying Cancer. Said to Ho file Cause of Death—Her Majesty Retains Consciousness to the End
-.oi M I:MI:T IN derliv I'resui it era lln Ilerolnin of the Dead li niprcMa
TOO CONSERVATIVE
COLOMBIAN ; REVOLUTION j Report of a Bloody Fight at Palo Negro Battle Is Drawn at End of Sev-j enteen Days St»nor Valencia I•» on Hln Way to Cnontfl to Take i harKf of Government Forces <>ta tlie Frontier—The Merchants :it llocrota < lose Store* Rather Than Take Paper Money
Aa»hini(toii ll»'ar* Nothlnjj
Manser From Wit ho at
I rlhe-l rlhe'* alnahles S«*ij.ed
HOW TO TELL BOGUS MONEY It 1m aii Ia * y Matter When < ertain liulex Are llorne in Mind
GOOD LUCK ERRORS C.rent Profit* Have Sometimes Ilrsnltrri From Sremlnsr >lli.lnWe«
THEIR LUNGS KEEP SOUND Butchers rv Immune From Connuiuption In Any Form
C o-opt* rut 111» llnkcrlPK In Il#> 1 icivanm
riion»Kni |»li I.ollm llahicn imv
Dcndli«*«<!* In i'arh Thi'nti'ri
NEVER WENT TO CONGRESS Hul the Speculator Had Many Attributes of the Statesman
WHEN THE WATER WENT AWRY Startled Man Wabbled the Hose and Caused m Commotion
CHEAP ICE IN NEW YCRK Nntnrnl Product Selling nt One-IVnlf of I.RNt Suiiiiuer'n Pric<>n
NO TOBACCOJN THE TRENCHES l:(Teot of Sneli n Famine on a Body of (ioud Kitflitlns Men
QUEER FRONTIER EXPERIENCE Why a Writer* Pioneer Family Had to Pick Their Wheat Over
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HIGH CLASS PLAYING IN THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT NORTH AND THE SOUTH CLASH Sinsabaugh Gives a Splendid Exhibition of Playing and Defeats a Northern Crack. Social Features of the Tourney
Croker Wins Saltley Plate
| Hurst Park Club Meeting
GOOD PRIZES FOR DOG SHOW Classifications Made lor Big Event American Kennel Club Rules Adopted Entries Will Op£n 'Mil* Week find Clone September The Program Will De Calculated to IlrluK' Out the Bent Dogn In the Sooth—So Pedigreed Required for Entry
ENGLISHMEN NOT AT ALL SANGUINE Do Not Expect Shamrock II to Secure Cup Foxhall Keene, Who Has Just Returned From Europe, Says Consensus of Opinion Is That Challenger Is Xot I p to the Stnndard
CUP RACES FOR YAWLS AND SLOOPS Navahoe Leads at Finish, With Ailsa Second Only News Regarding Future Movements of Independence Is Obtnined Through Remark oi Mr. Watson to His Crew, and Indicates a Race
nrlghton Reach Trotters
GOOD RACING AT SARATOGA Five Thousand Witness the Opening Rockton, at Ten to One, Wins the Handicap CJlo*«» Finish In (lie Fliinli Stake*, l.ttx ( ORta, (■<> 111 min 11 li n nil (111 I Inn llclhk Only Henri* Apart—Mauler I y Itid-InK of Jockey Turner—Old tllack Mare Imp In Ajtnin on tlie Tarf
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
C'lileago and Cleveland
AVanhtnirtoii anil I'lillnilelplila
Milwaukee nml IlelVnlt
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
I'lttnlinrK unit St. I.oiila
Cincinnati Ileal* I'hlrnßn
Now York and Phlln<l«*lpbin
Crabill an Bvniiffellit
STEERABILITY OF DUMONT'S BALLOON Dmnoiit Abiiolute Master of Hlti Machine When in the Air
FIGHTING GAMBLING Sarntogo Rnee Track to Bo Free From BettliiK and Pool*
HURTFUL AND HELPFUL GIVING Two Eviicrieiiccu In Life of SuiiMhine Society'* President-General
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RECURRENT LABOR TROUBLES
HOT-BLOODED REPUBLICS
STRIKES IN ABEYANCE
A BAD AMENDMENT
BLURRED VISION
THAT ILL WIND
E Pumgent Points f
A Woid for the Baby
Not Time Enough
THIS DATE IN AMERICA HISTORY
To a Minnesota Statesman
future #/ Gtecirtc ZRoads
' of ' /or Sa/e
1 <ovsrybody' s Column S
Snap Shots jy
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
THE ORPHEUM BILL
10 THE CRAGG FAMILY 8
(ROUND THE HOTELS i
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Nail Broke Hia Fall
s PERSONAL NOTES I
Angrlmoi Abroad
Will Speak on "Blockheads"
"MRS. DANE'S DEFENSE"
Believe She la Demented
Ott Held to Auiirer
I'ndellvered Telegrams
V. M. C. A. Fraternity
Thrown From Bicycle
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Ocean Park Hotel
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS !: NEWS OF PASADENA !
(SAX BEKXARDIKO rol TY) TRAGIC DEATH OF JAMES MILHEXNY Peculiar Accident to Prominent Young Business Man Frank Taylor and Idu May Wright Surprise Kedlands People With it Qnlet Wedd i iii;—Skull Fractured by Fall From a Cart—Water Suit Filed I
Sailors and llatli Tulis
Lowest of Known Tides
(HIVCRSIDK C Ol NTY) | CHINESE WASHEE MAN ON STRIKE |"Me Wantee More Money, Me j Let tee You Go Dirty" William CrnlK Hiesat Riverside After an Operation for Appendicitis— Salt Luke Bond Klctlit of Wny >lnu In Town—Mm. >111 In n Doctor of Lawn
(SANTA BARBARA CO I'N'T Y) KELSO ARRAIGNED ON MURDER CHARGE Defendant Maintains Silence Regarding the Crime Funeral of Mm. Jessie Alnger Hull of Phoenix Is Held at Santu Barbara. Camera Club Takes a Trip to the Seven Falls In Mission Canyon
(RIVERSIDE COtXTV) I HUSBAND KILLED BY HIS OWN WIFE – .... Mrs. Wellman Defends Her Baby and Herself Cattle Man eor Kennortliy Mine* In Drnnken Qnnrrel Choke* One| Year-Old C 111 Id and Maltreats Ills Wife, Who Fire* a Fatal Shot
tSAX DIEGO COI'XTY) CORONADO BEACH HAS MANY VISITORS
(SAXTA DA lIII. It A COIM'V) 'averts accident, SAVES ANOTHER Stock Rancher Meets Runaway and Finds Owner Connty Gmnr Worden A|t|»nlntft llrpntics to Aid In Enforcliiix; the Laws. Mimioniiry From China Visits Santa Maria—Grammar School Reopeas
(SAX DIEGO t'OI NTV) SETTLEMENTS ON IMPERIAL CANAL Sowing of Crops Progresses Satisfactorily ' On the Hunt Itnnch, Xenr Cameron Lake, There Will He About Acres Itead>- for Seeding In the Fall—Many Settlers Kstnlillslied
(SAN DIEUO COI'STY) BURGLARS ROUSE THE HOUSEHOLD San Diego Residence Entered but Not Robbed Dr. Clarence True Tonches on Principles of ThecnopUy unit Brluii» Forth n Denial—Pamphlet on Libel Suit Atfalmt Chronicle U Printed
(I.OS AIVGKLICB COI'NTY) ANOTHER ELECTRIC ROAD FOR MONROVIA
Insolvent
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL AFFAIRS SALARY ORDINANCE IS SPRUNG IN THE COUNCIL BAD BREAK OF POLITICIANS Wild Scenes Follow Attempt of a Trio of Members of Council to Railroad Salary Measure Through That Body
WATER BOND ELECTION DATE I UNOFFICIALLY AGREED UPON
Planta and Polaona
An Encbnntiug Picture
NEW LINE TO SANTA MONICA Council Asked to Sell a Franchise Another Double Track System to He Built to the Ocean Traction Company >>nl<l to Re llack of the Proponed Jjfw Line—Will Kxtenil From First anil Hill to Westfrn HoiiHilary of the City and Then Over anil Alonit the Coui|itou Itoad
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CITY WILL NOT FORCE ISSUE Declines to Test the Five Block Law Patrons of East Side Car Lines Given No Relief i City Council Will «t Permit I *e of Same of City to Knjoln Street Car CompanieH—( itizeiiN of (iarvanza ProiniMed Water Supply—Salt Lake Route Must Make Itepuirn on Levee
LOCAL CANNERIES TO BE INSPECTED Ilenltll Anlhorltles Will Make n Tour of (he Fruit PnckltiK Concerns of I.Oft Alltfdcs
WANTS DAMAGES FOR DEATH OF DAUGHTER Mrs. Edith Hunley Sum Traction ( omit an y, Aliening t arrlrnKncii In
MORE MONEY IS NEEDED FOR PUBLIC PARKS Comparison of Expenditures l>j' Park Commissions of Lua Angfloinnd San Francisco
SAYS JUSTICE GUIDINGER REFUSED HIM A TRIAL Peter Seppel of Santa. Monica Aaks tbe Superior Court to Aiilit Him in His Hlfflits
VICTORY FOR CITY IN POMEROY-HOOKER CASE Supreme Court Affirms Judgment of Lower Court as to the Matter of Award
MAN CHARGED WITH i GRAVE OFFENSE RELEASED
COURT BRIEFS
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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AT THE SUMMER RESORTS I LONG BEACH A.A«&>- > > > n A
I TERMINAL ISLAND I
f CATALINA ISLAND |
! SANTA MONICA | *0000 000000 ooooooooooooooe
1 REDONDO BEACH f
| HIGHLAND PARI 1 y o
Shopping Without Hnta
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
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FURTHER STEPS TAKEN IN THE OIL COMBINATION Three-Quarters of Kern County Companies in the Movement—At a Conference in San Francisco Progress Was Made
STOCK EXCHANGE
MARKET PRICE OF OIL Long Term Contracts ItriiißinK I>n*t Year's Prices
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
I «se MINING »ae
OCTAVE MINES Several < 'ouipaiiie* Doliik <io<nl % ork, One 111k Hevenne Producer
MILLION-DOLLAR DEAL otiHolidntion of Several (>rent Mlnr* N »•« r I*io<*lit*. »• 11 «| 11
SUCCESSIVE COLLECTIONS ProcecdiiiKs That I'usslcd n Visitor In a ( onntry Church In Holland
A TRAIN ROBBING MYSTERY
"CELERY KING" SUFFERS NERVOUS PROSTRATION D. E. Smeltzer, the Monarch of the Orange County Peat Lands, Is Seriously 111 at the California Hospital
HENDERSON GETS ANGRY Set-to With Attorney in Furrey Case Mai Enlivened by Scene of Dramatic Interest k Witness, After Three Days on the Stand, Locks Horns With Counsel for Plaintiff and Refuses to Tnrn ' Over Private Books for Eiamlns- I tlon—His Testimony Withdrawn '
BKOCK IS SUSPENDED Captain Bradish Lays Off a Special Takes No Stock in Story of a Shooting Milkmen Are Adding to the Confusion Incident to Hunting the Murderon* Maniac by- Carelrmlr Hamulus and Firing Their Revolvers—Police CommlMlon May Hear Brook
A War of Destruction
The Favorite Line East
% PUBLIC RECORDS 8 FOR MONDAY, AI'GIST B, 1901. Derda
Mortgagei
Homesteads
Attachments
Marginal Satisfactions
Miscellaneous
Kotioei of Completion
TOWNSHIP COURT New Actions
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STOCKS YIELDED UNDER PRESSURE Steel and Sugar Strike Downhill Gait , – | Dear* Were Pfralitent In Ollerln* Largo Clocks of Stock* All Climwa (■oliir Lowfr—Holder* Liquidating, Urlnil Tired of l.oaluK Slnrket
FINANCIAL REVIEW Bfonejr In Local .Market and World's Ranking Sunimnry
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS I Closing of Securities In Angeles, Rew York sud lloston
New York Bond*
IloHton Stocks and Honda
j BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
CALIFORNIA FRUITS HOME AND ABROAD
£ SPECIAL DAILY § 8 FRUIT SERVICE g x
LEMONS WELL HELD
Frnlta In San Francisco
Eastern Dried Frnlts
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
FIREMEN INJURED BY FALLING AWNING
CROP DAMAGE HELPS WHEAT Corn Also Feels the Up Turn in Higher Prices Gloomy Conditions Fill the Air—-Heports Iteffardlnjf Cereals In the ( entral States llenr the I sual Tone of Despondency—Meats All Weaker
! LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
ANGELENOS LEAVE FOR CANADIAN ROCKIES llnnfT SprinKM nnil the Surronndlnfgtt Prove a Cirent Attraction to I.oonl People
JOTTIISGS
Brown, tho Furnaco Man
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JUDGE STERRY IS A VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA
VAST BEACH IMPROVEMENTS Long Beach to Have Many Attractions Wealthy Syndicate Will Under-j take the Work Scmidf Water Company Pnrchaiei Crocker Eiilatr and Other Largp lntereitß—Will Erect I.arfge Bath Honsp, Hotel and Amnnement He•ort* and Bnlld Many- Cottages
HARP BATTLE ON STREET CAR Three Roughs Attack the Crew s | Passenger Joins in Struggle and ! Is Injured The Car W»i Coming: in From Eantlake Park When One of the Three Men AftMaalted the Motornian and the Other* Beat the Conductor Into Innenalbility—•'The Knfflana Kacnpe
CLARK EMPLOYES OUT ON STRIKE Jerome and Alamitos Tied Up Copper Miners Demand Eight Hour Day Oppratlvea at the Sugar Factory Walk Out, and Each Side Has a Different Story to Tell of the Trouble—Order Maintained In Roth Places—The Statement of the Strikers
Iliiffnlo'n Mlfltvny
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