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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 55, 25 November 1901
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TERRIFIC GALE SWEEPS OYER NEW YORK CITY DAMAGE BY FLOOD AND WA TER Shipping Along the Contiguous Coast Suffers Heavily and Seaside Resorts Are Racked, Riven and Soaked
THE MORNING'S NEWS
WABSHIP PIIZON WILL BOMBARD COLON AT NOON COLOMBIANS (JIVE FOKMAL NOTICE Alico Arrives at the Panama City With Six Hundred Loyal Troops, and, Finding It Still in Possession of Rebels, Issues His Threat
RISES OUT OF THE DEEP INJSAFETY Test of the Fulton a Success
GREEK MINISTRY RESIGNS Winliri nn Impartial Inquiry Into the Recent Hints at Athena
FRENCHMANJUJNS AMUCK Municipal Councilor Attempt* Mnriler Hl* Fellow Councillor*
SnowKtoriu in Marylnnil
PRECIPICE SCALED AND FOE ROUTED Dashing Feat of Arms in Philippines >IAMI.A, No?. IThe local steamer Alerta, with IiOO passengers. Including: some discharged American soldiers from Olongopo, Snbig bay, to Manila, is believed to have been lost.
RAILROADS CLASH OYER VERMONT STREET CROSSING TRACTION RUSHES THE WORK Hook Forces Toil All Day While Southern Pacific Stations a Locomotive to Protect Its Santa Monica Track
MET DEATH WHILE ON HUNTING TJRIP Shocking Accident to Young San Diego Lad Instantly Killed Before Father's Eyes by Dischurge of Shotgun While Drawings It Toward Him by Muzzle. Portland llnnter Killed
Killed by Companion
FOLSOM MAY BE A NEW EL DORADO Extraordinarily Rich Gravel Is Discovered Strike of I.asl Week of Ninety Dollar* to the I'ait EelliiNed by Another of One Hundred and Thirty Dollar*. Great Activity Manifest in Vicinity
IRRIGATION 1 IS FAVORED Arid Lands Should Be Reclaimed Annual Report Embodies i'lans lor National System Immediate r«natr«t'llon of ibr »*» cuUi lt*ni< Wr»tr*olr l» n» la R«mura«nil><. iSigrihrr With Otfcaea In ibr slrrra *«-*atUa In t aHforiiln—InJIaa
VILL1ERSD0IU' W AS A RATTLE Lord Kitchener's Report Mislead iiic Ensrnffenu'Ht I'l'tm*. in llavi? Bsru u Servci*»* "nu UrirUb t*»«r Mfljttr I l»ber» KlllfO Mli*1 rhrreW ouMilnl. » ub * *•- miia« Wrn U ltlrft|M<Nil «»l I uitll«fti Hue* imrlf r •«» Mr«»u n»ni«l
FIVE INJURED IN COLLISION Lit ••«*<•• l.lmlud iimiI JviiVHl Ituhi i nmc I t lirr ill Murri • I'luiiii
WHITE DAMP 1 I THEIR DEATH Mine Experts Found in j the Pocahontas Two Discovered Locked Together in a La>i Embrace UrnHi- Pari> tin mlra lb«- »HII I lamina Til irnil llvcairit ibr U«dlr»n» the eiulil 'I' M VMiu un »"rnla> WiirBlac Mil lie Mli'iutii in B*« !■ I(• r•* |li» I •illlcfX *1 HlMtli-lda
. LEADING CITIZENS INDICTED ♦•String 1 |»'* Colored Mail of Fay. Nov., to Ivvtort Confession
FATAL FREIGHT WRECK s Vonns Man Suffocated in Middle Creek A celdeu t
DR'kinNon at ( onntnntinople
U n t -• •• I l|«rv I'lM^III
| Joseph Itlee
!pay with life i FOB HARDIHOOD Blame for the Franconia Wreck Placed ! Conductor Higffins Disregarded His Train Orders Was Sl* Minutes Ahead of Hla Time, and Those 81s Minutes Spelt Disaster to Hliu iii»d Hla Fellows—Failed to Reduce Speed of I'nssennep Xo. 3, as Dlreeteit by Train Dispatcher
ACCUSED OF MURDER L ive Men Arri'»te<l for Killing a Mun ut I'ortlund, Oreßon
Suicide While Despondent
Two San Frnuciftco Snlcides
Section Flaiidn Killed
Orerdne Burkeiitine Safe
Killed In a Itunnnay
RIVERS RISE IN WASHINGTON Heaviest Storm Known in Three Years Traffic Is Interrupted and Trains Are Delayed Wunhouts Are Reported nt arloui Points Aloiik the Lines of the threat urtberu and the Northern Pacific. Landslide* t urry Awny Whole SeetiouN o I High" ay»-Timber Louses
CLEVELAND IMPROVING 111. Wife Bcllevei He Will Be Folly I Hvuuvured In u Few Days
Berkeley >lnn Disappears
Chile'* Firm Iron Ship Launched j
I'reiideut Hoonevelt Return*
INDIANS RAIDING Kenejfade Apache# ivilliiiß Cattle on the tpper Gila
WILL CHARGE TREASON Irish Member of Parliament Threatened If He Taken Sent
Heir to Vanderbllt Riches
REFUSES A FEE Schley's Counsel Decline* llmumeration for Hi* Service*
AiiKdeiiOM Abroad
joitivgs
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STRIKERS IN DURANCE Kentucky Camp Hazed by Authorities A Great Majority of the Miners Make Their £scape Over Twenty of Then Await the Arrival of the Deputy Sheriffs and Military and Are Ordered Into Castody by County Judge Hall for Coafederatlng to Violate the Law
utiukmi* .hair st work •mU»m itrmwrii m» tfcr tir<i of ik. Ann llavra lluail
UNKNOWN NEGRO LYNCHED Unprovoked Shootlnf of Woman Brlnvi Qalck Retribution
MAYOR AND BISHOP TO MAKE ADDRESSES Will Speak at Opening of Sacred Heart Church Fair The Uasar Will lira In This Kvenliig and Will Continue for a Week—The Proceeds Are to He lard for Purpose of Lifting the Parish Debt
HONOR FOR MGR. CONATY Coimeerated an Titular Biahop of SamoM by Cardinal Gibbon*
BULL FIGHTING BEGINS Prominent Americans Witness Opening o7 Mexican Season
ItaUlnir Funds for Strike
Ends Life In Despair
PAN-AMERICAN LINE SCHEME Davis Enthusiastic Over Proposition Inter-Colonial HailroadAnything but Impracticable lleport Will lie Submitted to Conference on Wedneiitfu}-— Undertaking a Far Ensler One Titan the llullilinu of the Recently Completed TranM-Slberlan Road—Figures oij Cost
HIS PECULAR MANIA Ohio Madman Break* $5000 Worth of Plate Gla«» Windows
END OF FAMILY FEUD Highland, Kantian, Aldermnn Fatally Claim an Assailant
SAN JUAN BATTLEFIELD (rnlted States Purchases It and Will I'ay It Out as a l'ark
ULTIMATUM IGNORED ■una I* t'ald for IIIm Vlftittr
Ii.r.n JlnH.. Bar* KpitnUb ( knrrlit.
VAN SANT IS DETERMINED Will Fight Railway Pool to the End Minnesota Legislature to Be Asked tor Funds Special Stanton Will lie Called at Once and If Appropriation In Heflitted Governor Will tie Hla Own I'rlvate Fortune to Defeat the Aortliern Sccurltle* Company
FIREBUG AT WORK ON NEWSBOYS' HOME Two Attempt* in Two Day* tn Burn the Place Are Fortunately Thwarted
SHADE TREE CONVENTION COMMENCES ITS WORK Special Committee ot Twenty-One Appointed to Improve Trees in the Parks and Along; Roadways
Irish Envoys Welcomed
Fatally Injured at Football
In Afilo IUo«
TEACHERS TO BE FAVORED Spleniilcl Program for Institute i Dr. E. B. Andrews Will Be One o) the Speakers Addresses Thnt Hove Brrn Irran.'trd Will He of Interest .Not Only In the | Teachers Hut to the (General Public. ! I.lxt of Sneakers and Outline of the Work Is Given
ALL-STAR EASTERN BALL TEAMS IN CALIFORNIA
DEATHS OF THE DAT 4. J. ilrvrivr
Upwi IB a Mrcvi Car
frHlilMrf .if l olm
BEHEADED IN (jUK'K TIME I'lmisiiuii'nt Oui to Bo .vis Mit^urre tit Clin < .'hull |h Fiiiullv Avi'iipeil I .MI In III I linn, llie lllMlieet IHtl.-lnl rl • «i >uft.-r« Utvoijinl 01 ilnnii I liun» I'blrii»-M i»l Ilia Itmrlaiiu »|iat-n ilia laii>. in iiia W lihln il* »lalllt'»—I.IIIKI Pravnk mliilurl
HEMPHILL FUNERAL JHELD IN ORANGE
! VERDICT RETURNED IN MILLS MURDER CASE
Gor.d Pictures IX' k r. » ,
To Increane Span I nit Navy
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HALL'S DOUBLE WINS A GAME Brilliant Contest With Sacramento McNeeley Holds Ij> Until tlie Eijjiuli Inning Alt rock In in Hl* Heat Form n»««l the Heavy Hitter?* rrom the Capital City Are I liable to Find llim l*«ffectunlly—fiat tiiiff liail.v at the Clone Wilis One More Same
MORNING GAME ENDS JN A TIE SCORE
SAN FRANCISCO AND OAKLAND BREAK EVEN
MT TIE PLAYERS ARE DOING
FORMIDABLE ELEVEN WILL FACE STANFORD PLAYERS ON THANKSGIVING
PACIFIC M. W. A. NINE WINS FROM RAPHAELS; ; |
BASEBALL NEWS AND COMMENT i
TEAM RACE PROMISES TO BE THE FEATURE OF THE RACE MATINEE
MINOR BALL GAMES
HANK GRIFFIN AND JACK JEFFRIES MATCHED
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GOLFERS READY FOR BIG TOURNAMENT
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S COURSING MATCHES
BASKET BALL LEAGUE HOLDS A MEETING
GOSSIP AND RECORDS OF LOCAL BOWLERS
SHARPSHOOTERS' SCORES AT ROUND HILL RANGE
CRESCEUS READY TO GO AGAINST HIS RECORD
JEFFRIES WILL SPEND THANKSGIVING WITH PARENTS
Strecker'n Sliootiux Win,
Henley Action Approvrn
Football In San FranclNco
Coui'ftlitKf at I nion Park
ELKS ARRANGE THEIR PROGRAM Preparations Made for Lodge of Sorrow
JEWELRY STORE OPENING ATTRACTS MANY PEOPLE
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CANAL QUESTION SETTLED
THE PINGREE PLAN
FEDERAL OFFICES GO BEGGING
GET A NEW BROOM
RAILWAY AND HARBOR PROGRESS
A TERRIBLE EXAMPLE
Snap Shots
Jt 'Day at Catvo's Chateau
ZJate o/ the Uentiarioin
(* , Not Sure About the Answer
Jh'ts and Starts
Z>he iPub/ic tPulsa
Motherhood.
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
IPACIEB MOUSE AT TIE BtIIBANE Miss Iva Bonetta as Aunt Bloato Receives ttos Honors of t!se Inmg at the Burbank-*-Many THarilling Situations in "Roanoke"
CALVE TAKES ALONG RIDE tfreat Singer Goos to Echo Mountain Will Not 15c Disturbed at the Hotel at the Careen, Where She l» 1 Slaying, lti<lleule the lie|>»rt That 1 She In Suffering: From Cancer-llan | Not Keen Atteuded by n Phy*lclnn | iiiml looks Well
FavorSto Lin* £*»t
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
PERSONAL NOTES
AT THE HOTELS
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4oooooooooooooooooooooooo<* § HERALD LINER STATIONS
WEATHER
W i* II f l|t* r t iiit «111 |Mit •
DIED
MAY NOT HAVE SHOT HIMSELF Open Verdict Rendered in Burns Case Fatal Bullet Possibly Fired by Another Hand Coroner** Jury Inclined to the Belief That Investigation Will Show the Mlnnllo to Have Come From Outside the Home-Fund for Wlduw'i Belief Growing; to Good Proportions
WANTED—REAL ESTATE
OIL COLUMN
A Trip to Mexico
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(PA9ADBSA) BOND las UK SEEMS SAFE The Campaign Work is Encouraging No Opposition Worthy the Name Is Encountered List of a 111 cm of Three Hundred Prominent C'ltlsens li Made l*ul>licf All of Whom Are Pledged to Vote and Work for All Propositions—Mac-Cor mac I* Preaches Strong Sermon
(LOS ANGKI.KS COI'XTV) BUILDING ACTIVITY AT HERMOSA BEACH
CSA3I BEHNARDIPfO COUNTY) | TARIFF ON CITRUS FRUIT CONSIDERED
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) CURRENT EVENTS OF LONG BEACH
(KIVURSIDK COUNTY) SERIOUSLY HURT IN A RUNAWAY Riverside Teamster Is Thrown From His Seat Fulls Daoknard lato Wagon fled on Ills Head—Right Shoulder and Several Rlhs Are Broken—Death of a Member of Typographical Union
(LOS ANGELES CO I'XT Y) GRANITE WHIST CLUB IS ENTERTAINED
(LOS AXGELI2S COUNTY) DEATH OF PROMINENT CITIZEN OF COMPTON
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) FARMERS WERE ALL TOO BUSY Fail to Attend Institute at Santa Maria Interesting Talks Marie, However, by Professors Hi tter Attendance Must Be Assured in Future to Secure a Return lUiiK*i|&e-ment—•Grlssly Bear Makes Cumping Haunts Unsafe—Death ofan Old aud Widely Known Woiuun
(ORANGE COISTTY) AH JOE HAD CAnH SO PAID HIS FINE Arrested for Beating: a Brother Mongolian
(SAN Hl.lt NAM IM<> COUNTY) COLTON METHODISTS HOLD A BAZAR
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) READJUSTMENT OF HOME LIFE Mrs. Tingley Dwells On Its .Needs Higher Education for the Masses is imperative la 'I his Extravagant Age the Poor Mail's Raee to Keep His Family I'p With the Deinuneis of Mrs Grundy Is hut Deliurs Theui From Joys of Life— Address to Large Audience
(VKNTI'RA COUNTY) STEAM PLOWS ON PATTERSON RANCH
(SANTA RARRARA COUNTY) MONTECITO VALLEY DEER PARK PLANNED
(RIVERSIDE COI'NTY) CORONA'S BUILDING BOOM CONTINUES
J PUBLIC RECORDS FOR SATI RDAY, NOV. 22, lttOl L
Mortsnar
Atfovh iu en t ■
M»r«innl Satisfaction
Ml sco I la ii eo un
Notices of Conipletioa
towxship court <mt Actions
81 PERIOR COI'RT Sen Actions
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