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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 354, 19 September 1901 PDF Issue PDF

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LIFELONG MENDS A NI) NEIGHBORS RECEIVE THE REMAINS OF THE NATION'S MURDERED CHIEF HEAVY PALL OF SORROW OVER CANTON Martyrs Body Reaches Old Home Two Weeks Sinee President Left for Buffalo Clllaena Crowd to Vlpw Rrmaloa oC Their Vrllan-Tonaanaa and Are Startled at tha Chance In Appearance SI ace He Left Them In Vigor of Manhood Juat Fonrtrru Da>*a Ago
ONCE MORE IN CANTON President's Body Arrives at the Old Home Funeral Train Greeted by Grief Stricken Multitude City la llonvlly Draped With Monrn-' ing and the Population In Swelled to m Fall Hundred Thounand by Thoae Who Have Come to Pay Their l.aat Tribute to the Honored Dead
PROGRESS OF FUNERAL TRAIN Throngs of Steel Workers Show Their Grief Impressive Scene 011 Entering: Pittsburg Alnnit ll.nli sides of I lip Track for MHph Are Solid Whlln of llamaulty, unit Embankment a Are lllaek With People—Crowd at 1 nion Station Uatlmuted ut ,ot Lcii Thau SO.IIOO
General Dlek Boards the Train
SONS OF VETERANS Attempt on President's Life Sliould lie n Felony
Canada Fusts und'.Mourns
THOUSANDS SAY FINAL FAREWELL Touching Incidents in Canton's Court Mother Wakes Sleeping Child for Fleeting Look A (irent Flood of Hmotlon Well# Through tlie Heart* of Mr. McKinley'M SorroHliiK Townsfolk—Old Comrade on Crutches Pleads for i I«'Ke—Trlbnte Front Sl* Girls
COUNSEL FOR THE ASSASSIN Loren L. Lewis and Robert C. Titus to Defend Czolirosz
PROSPECTS
EVIDENCES OF SORROW Services Held in Schools of New Vork China Sends Message of Sympathy Throiiiih Mr. Wu We*torn Soi'lctj of the rniy of the Potomac at ( liieauo dopt* Hcnolution* I rfrliiK' VifforoiiM Measure* to SupiirrxH ~iy, iim l)oc» Almo the ( hicago liar A*nociatiou
Imperial Kdict Trait mil Uteri Ji> Miniate r W ii
C IIK AGO Weslern Society of riny of Potomac
( lovc'.aiid'N Tribute.
I po*« 11 ion to ( lone
ARMY CANTEEN American Pure Health Innocintion U ants It ItcNtoml
!MEDICAL VIEW ! OF THE CASE 1 Technical Discussion bv Medical Journal Attending Surgeons Are Fully Sustained Wound ( iiiqne in Sonic Fenturen, K«- in li«*HHrtl to Deferred Appearance of (iatiKmions ['ntoomi That Blotted Out l*ronhlent*i» Mc 11 inley 'k I'roatpectM of Koi'tn ery
iii(M) FIXED FOR GOLDMAN Emma's Bail Placed at $20,000, Surprising the Anarchist
SOUTHERN PACIFIC Tart of Double Track Grauias to Sn« June !• Completed
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FOREST FIRE INUJRES MINES AND TIMBER IN COLORADO
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TO COMPLETE HIS POLICIES Cabinet Agrees to Help Roosevelt Old and Now World Are Showing: Great Interest fl«rnmii)' Hope* liruiiomlcnl Relation* of Unlfcd 91nte* nud Enrope May Be l'lneed 011 Secure Hunlnhiml Ileveloped—Mexico Believe* the Isthmian Canal Will licit) Her
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PUNISHMENT i FOB TRAITORS j j Jail, Tar and Feathers or March for Offenders
rnroleil Convict's* Folly
Two Months for Sneering
Anarehlnt Trlen Snlciiic
Dane Sent (o Jan
Section Hand Mntit Quit
Taken to Jail
REPLIES TO THEJjOVERNOR Gen. Chipman Answers His Letter Declares Object of Memorial Was Misconceived President of Stale Board of Trade Says That No Request Was Made That the Governor Call Out the Militia to Protect Workmen in Gloving the Grain at Port Costa
g COLONIST RATES 3 TO BE CONTINUED
Timber Dealer (ommilK Snlciile
Loyal Legion
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OENEH4L DAY OF MOURNING JC-' '-'v Ctoast Cities to Honor the ": Dead President Jjjeaiorial Services to Be neld s-V "Everywhere ic:. • ■ v ° ' •. • , • , in %an Francisco. Mechanics' Pavil' Which Will Hold Fifteen Thousand People, Ik Draped for the Kij" epcisen—Anitntlon fop Yijforons Action for Suppression of Anarchy
SAXTA MO.VITA Committer of Mlnintcrs I'rrparpa au Appropriate Progrnin
LONG BEACH Sons of Veteran# Pledge Themselves to Suppression of Anarchy
RIYEKSIDB I'rogrnm for the Moiuortal Service I« Completed
CO I,TO X Service® to lie Held J:i City Hail in the Evoni ha
SANTA AW Grand Mnrnlinl Inmuoi Instruction* for the rrorpniiiiin
ok a<;e The Procrnm for Memorial Scrvioe* In A nnouiiced
conoxA , Day- of Monrnlug to Be Observed by Citizen* Generally
SV DIEGU Several Sets of Resolutions Adopted by City Council
REDLAXDS Trustees Pass Resolutions I rftlng Observance of the Day
SAX LLIS OBISPO irrnnKcnii'iih Perfected for the Memorial Serviced
SANTA MARIA Appropriate lCiercliei to Bt) Held at the Methodist Clinrch
SAN JACINTO I nion Memorial Exercise* to Be Held by i linrehen
SAN ur.n v itnio Catholic Church to Hold Services In the Morning
WORK ON THE WATER FRONT Police Protection G reatl v *j Increased Threats Made to Form Vigilance Committee Iron Workers of the Star and Monon* ftuhela l'lunts Decide to Repudiate Agreement Made by Strike Leaders With Steel Officials and Refuse to Return to Work-In Kentucky
KEPI DI ATE AGREEMENT Five Hundred Irou Worker! Kefune to IteMiinie Work
Lnbor Parly Noinliinten SohmMi
FOES IN AHBDSH. THE HIDDEN PERILS OF THE PAST AND PRESENT.
THE MOKMNU'S NEWS
Maharajah Is Suspentled
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WHITNEY GETS FILLY STAKES Protest Against Leonora Loring Sustained Disqualified by Stewards of Coney Island Club This Action Gh em the I'orie of l-1.000 lo Blue Girl, Who Wan Benten n Short Head After a Uuesllonnhie Hide by Shaw—Irregularity of filtering the Cause of (he Trouble
Hawthorne Itncea
Itcnulta at Oakland
At Delmar I'nrk
Old Turf CnnireM Dead
The Ahliot(-( renceaw flace Off
MICHAEL BEATS WALTHOUR First Indoor Flfteeen Mile Single Motor Paced Bace
STARTING GATE WILL BE USED Recall Flag to Protect Bettors at Fall Meeting Influx of Horses at Agricultural Park Will Test the rapacity- of the Stables, and Secretary Teed la Arranging Outside Accommodations
NO VELODROME PROJECTED ATWASHINGTON GARDENS
< hlnrse Shot In Freano
OLYMPIC TEAM PKOVES A WINNER Imperials Are Defeated With Comparative Ease __________ • Councilman K. 1.. Illanchnrd Makei thf lllffh Avrraßf of (he KvrnlnK. While Three Flayers Tie tr»r the High Score of Seven
TERMINAL REGATTA NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Wafthliißton and Mllnaakee
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
DIMMICK CASE Defendants Attorney Makes Motion to Qnuvth Indlctm'enta
CURED FRUIT ASSOCIATION Affnlri of Organisation to Br Rronsht lo ■ Clour
MURDER MYSTERY Burned Body I'oond on thr !»liorr of Moresby Island
SEA SERPENT OFF THE CHINA COAST Seen by Officers and Crew of the Steamer Lungsting The Creature Said to Have Been Over Forty Feet Long and About One Foot Tlilck—Manter of KuanKPing In Relieved to Have Been Mnrdered
RUSSIAN MANEUVERS I American Military Attache's Expert- 1 ence With Cmr'a Army
FIGHTING IN INDIA Conflict Bftween Ameer'* Troops and the Jnrgla
RICH GOLDSTRIKE nlnnblc Ore Ulncovered Xear Heeler, Xevada
Suanr Company'* Stock liicreaned
| American Banker*' ( onrrution
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BIG TIMBER FIRE ConNlriernhle Damagp Done to Hay, Farm Property an«l Building;*
ESCAPE FROM SICK BED Hoy, DclirtouM, Supposed to Be Drowned In Channel
Injury to (.raped on Rhine
GRANT ARRIVES FROM MANILA General Smith a Passenger on the Transport i lie Ik Met by Mayor Phelan, a Repre| tentative of the Governor and a uml»er of Friend* and Formally Welcomed to the City
CONGO FREE STATE 11111 for Regulating Its Admlulstrmtlon In Published
FISHERMEN RIOT AND BURN BUILDING
Slew me for Episcopal Church
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James Heeler's Boif Fonnd
JAMES KNOX POLK'S WEDDING A SURPRISE
German Journals Protest
German Protest Agnlnat Grain Duties
DEATHS OF THE DAT
Victim of a Football Game
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PRESIDENTS WHO DIED IN OFFICE
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S POLICY
CIVILIZATION VERSUS ANARCHY
IN SAD REMEMBRANCE
TOURIST SEASON WILL BEGIN EARLY
WATER QUESTION IN SAN DIEGO
INCUBATION OF A NEW PARTY
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tPtoasing jncident
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Alarming Forgetfulness
THIS DATE IV* AMERICA HISTORY
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The New President
THK VOICE OF AWRCHY
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THE CITY'S NEWS
ALL AROUND TOWN
POWELL'S PERFECT PALM The Orpheum Magician Illustrates Behind the Scenes His Marvelous Control of the hand
00000000000000000000000004 S MINER CAUGHT IN BELT HAS A f I WONDERFUL ESCAPE FROM DEATH I I §
INDIAN KILLS HIMSELF FOR LOVE
SETH LOW SELECTED Antl-Tammnny Oi'vaiiixn tions «»p Candidate for Mayor
Britluli Warship Anhore
TRIES TWICE And Proved the Proposition
DUCAL PARTY IN MONTREAL Enthusiastic Welcome by the People Given an Ovation on Their Departure From Quebec At the ConrlQßlon of the Keeeptlon by the C'lty One Hundred and Forty of the Veteran* of the Boer War Are Presented With Service fleiiali an,l rerionnllf Thanlted by the Dake
BlvCbleaso Store Assigns
Undelivered Telegram*
PERSONAL NOTES
Ameleaoa Abroad
AT THE HOTELS
Cure for Asthma Discovery of a Leading Physician. Public Test Will be Made " in Los Angeles Today.
BAKER. IRON WORKS Engineer*. Founders, Machinists, Machinery Merchants. Tel. Main 124. 946-992 Buena Vista St
IN LOVE Hera Is a Model for Those Who Love Anything But Perfection
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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CZAR GUEST OF FRANCE Received at Dunkirk by President Loubet Imposing Review of trench War Ships Riithnniastlc Crowd* Hairier nt Dunkirk. bat They ire Disappointed in Obtaining l»nt n JUißlit N iew «»f the Kxerciam, Which Tnke Place nchind u Wall of Soldiery
R RIVAL AT 1)1 Mi INK En lii tiNin«f le Welcome Accorded tlie Hu**iiin Hovjil acht
METHODIST BISHOP AND ELDERS MEET Work of Conference at Pacilie Grove Discussed Commit teen to ( urry on !Tie Business for the Co in I n r Venr Are Appointed mid Question of Pilling Vncnney nt Sacramento In Con*lricreri
COLOMBIANS EVACUATE
I iiHiirrcet ion .May Be Suppressed
OIL CAN BE USED IN ALL SMELTERS
!THIRD PARTY MEN AT LOGGERHEADS Hitch Among' the Populists Over Good Name I'ropoMitiun to >lnke Work of Present <>nt iik I'reli mi tin r> . to He l-'ollouoil l»> IVrttinurut Orfnniiiitloii of n National Convention
TRANS-ALASKAN RAILWAY Organization of tlio I.oiiß-ProJectcd Scheme h Perfected
GERMAN TROOPS IN CHINA Oriental Power Demands That All Be Withdrawn
Earl Li Waul* to Retire
§ VALET JONES TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE
GRAIN BUYERS REFUSE TO BUY AT ANY PRICE
BOERS HOPEFUL OF SOME RESULT Many May Accept German Otter From Demara Compulsory Rriucat lon of Children In iaerman nnd Two Years' Military Service Arc Objections to Purchase of Land at Four Pence, an Acre
Election* nt the ( npe
SANTA FE WITHDRAWS REDLANDS' LATE TRAIN
SEVEN SPORTSMEN ARE TO BE PROSECUTED
BOILERMAKERS ARE STILL ON STRIKE Conference Is Held But No Agreement Reached Krmno Vtnlsln Growpn' Association In I rßiim »nu Bernardino County lirowcm to Become Members—Ordinance to ItCBUlAtc Llffhtfnv
LIME COMPANY IS FORMED AT CORONA
EDISON ELECTRIC SEEKS BUSINESS IN ONTARIO (Special Correspondence.)
SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF VENTURA
' t'nveillnir of Monument Poatpolled
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NEWS OP PASADENA AM, BUSINESS AT A STANDSTILL Pasadena Makes Ready for a Day ot Mourning Leaders for the Slniilnff at the Exercises and the Rand Rehearse Their Music— % merlons Club Passes llcsolitlons on Murder of fhe President
COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL HESITATE TO ATTACK LAW – Firemen's Pension Fund Causes Study Commissioners Unable to Decide What to I)o Although Vrgrd by Acting Major Powers to Institute I.egal Proceedings to Test Validity of Pension and Insnranee taw Fire Board's Only Action Is to Consult Lawyer
CITY HALL NOTES
COURT BRIEFS
RINCJ LING'S CIRCUS PROVES ALL THAT IS CLAIMED Grounds at Washington and Grand Avenue a Scene of Bustle and Activity From %) Early Morning Until Night
S IN SOCIETY
oteannd Personals
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THE WEATHER
Weather Condition*
Forecast r
Eastern Temperntiiren 1
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
HIED
SEVERAL SCHOOLS ARE OVERCROWDED ■ ' Half-Day Sessions at Tenth and Sixteenth The Trouble In Thn» HalMlng* Will Dr Kndrd With <hr Completion of w Hoomi—Other l'roit4r< School*— Inrrraird ltr«l»tr« t lon
STRUCK A WOMAN WITHJIIS_OPEN HAND Jam** McCoy's In promoted Aw«lt Ipon Passim Pedestrian Costa 111 m OO Oa> s* Imprisonment
SUGAR BEET ENTERPRISE Colony to De Established Sear Platte 'Hirer, In Wyoming
Bandars Secure Bis Klaal
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APPEOPEIATE MEMORIAL SEEVICES TO BE HELD IN MANY CHURCHES AND AT HAZARD'S
TWO NURSES WHO ATTENDED THE LATE PRESIDENT M'KINLEY
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STATUS OP WILDCATTING EAISED BY CORRESPONDENT Thinks Newspapers Should Encourage Investment in Stock ot Oil Companies Owning Undeveloped Territory—Two-Sided Issue
STOCK EXCHANGE
COALINGA FIELD
NEW REFINERY Standard Oil to Erect l'lunt at Point It icli in oiid
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING ltlonteziiniu
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Metal Markets
OLD PANAMINT MINES
TONOPAH STRIKES
WITH THE MINERS
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TOWNSHIP COI lIT »w Action*
SULTAN FEARS EUROPE Circular Issued Drmandlnß Sronrltf for All Creeds
CURES WEAK_MEN FREE Send Name and Address Today—You Can Have It Free and Be Strong and Vigorous for Life INSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY HOME
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STOCKS AFFECTED BY FROSTED CORN Granger Lines Recover With the Steady Reaction *1 liln lllho In Coalers mill lII® ( urrylnic H)ntrinn In (he Southern Division*—Sliurcs llonuht on Sonle That (lie Street Dock Not l<iiiluln
FINANCIAL REVIE^ IliißCf In Local M«i;l<et and World • linn It I lift Summitry
STOCKS AND BONDS Cloalug: of Securities In I.uk Aiikclcn, Xch York and lloatou
TOBACCO TRUST ABROAD American Capital Will Control an L2nKllf«li Claiirette Concern
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
The Favonto Line East
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
!CaLLFORNIA fruits HOME AND ABROAD
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
— BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
JOTTINGS
A l.acky Opportunity
Irown, the 1? urnace Man
FROST SCARE SENDS CORN LP Reports Current That Whole Corn Belt Is Nipped Covering by Shorts Evens t p Cont traets to Tide Over Holiday —Wheat Llquldatlon ( mines I'rlee t<» lte«*ede Oats liarely Steady—Meats i^ulet
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
His Explanation
SANTA FE ROUTE SOITHEK.V CALIFORNIA RAILWAY COM PAW
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
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MONROES CAPTURE THE SALT LAKE CONTRACT Work on the TJiirty Miles lying Between Los Angeles and Pomona Is to Begin at Once—Big Camps Established
THE VAN NUYS ANNEX IS SOLD BY POTTER
SIX KILLED AND TWENTY-FIVE HURT IN EASTERN RAILROAD COLLISION
KING ALFRED'S DEATH Kindly References Made to McKinley In flrltifth Ceremonies
WANTS A SHAKE OF THE PROFITS Elmer Ellsworth After Jim Morley Baseball Mint Proves an Alluring Attraction Ellnworth Claim* That lie Una a Contract With. Morley to i>lvi«le Share and Share Alike In the lliif Money Making Scheme, lint Morley Suya He Doeti ot I ndemtand It So
CIRCUS EMPLOYES TO HAVE SPECIAL SERVICE fliiiKllng I'froM.' People Will Hold Special Exervixei This Afternoon in the Big Tent
LUCKY KLONDIKER Fireman Finds Stolen Sa<*kuf (iold in Ililtte "Water
"White Star Line Not Sold
Pmltllern Want Cheaper foal
COURTMARTIAL TO TRY SLOAT Trouble Arises in the Seventh Colonel J. R. Berry Makes tluj Formal Charges Composition of the Court Which Will Try the Accused Of fleer—The First Session Is to He Held September's. The Suhstnm*c oi'ihe Charges to Re Given Out Within n Short Time j
Young Woman 1 ii.i ti rod
Love's Dream Broken
For Uaiuueei
Electric riant ManiiKor Killed
A Correction
Ilaiik Improvements
A New Invention in Fog Signals
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