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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 160, 10 March 1902
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PROPOSES A FINANCIAL REVOLUTION House to Consider New Fiscal Scheme Places Burden of Redemption on National Banks Chairman of Reporting Committee Eitlmatei One Hundred and Thirty Millions of Outstanding I'. 9. Notes Will Have Been Retired In – Thirty Years By This Flan
That War With Japan
I Outbreak of Cholera at Mecca
EXECUTED FOR HIDING POTATOES / Crime of Filipinos Slain by Waller Sympathy for the Major at the Insular Capital ft fs Said in Extenuation of His Execution of Natives That at Time He Was Suffering From Mental and Physical Strain—Lieutenant Day Said to Have Acted Under Orders
DANGER TO NAVIGATION BrltlaU Ship Knconntern an Off the Japunenc Const
DEFENDANTS ARE MISSING Conspirators In Savannah Frauds Flee the Country
Baptised lit the River Jordan
THE MOKNiNG'iS NEWS
SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE
CUNARD ETRURIA SAFE AT AZORES Arrives at Uorta Steering -' j a Jury Iludder, During the Days of Waiting While the Crew Rig the Gear the Steamer's Passengers Amuse Themselves With Deck Games
RUSSIANS ENTER CHINA Condition* at Jeltol Disturb the Chinese Ofticiaiii
Sultan Releases His Prisoners
Russian General Dismissed
SPEAKER ACTIVE IN CUBA'S BEHALF Doing His Utmost tor Program of Administration Takes the Ground That the Opposition to Proposal of Ways and Means Committee to Some Extent Affects Regular Organisation
FIFTH VICTIM OF ROBBERS IS FOUND Murder My3ttry at Beaumont Becomes Deeper Large Number of Hobos Are Arrested on Suspicion That They Are Responsible for a Series of Murders and Robberies at Oil City
STRIKERS TIE UP FREIGHTS IN MONTANA Northern Pacific Badly Handicapped Only Mails Moving on the Rocky Mountain Division Trouble Due to the Discharge of a Train Crew, Which Action Is Resented by the D. R. T. and the Switchmen's Union—Trouble at Norolk Still Far from Adjusted
CARMEN DISSATISFIED The Strike at Norfolk Still Far From • Settlement
No Concession/ to the Men
VANDERBILT ENTERTAINS THE PRINCE Cornelius of That Ilk the Host Royalty Listens to Concert by the Arion Vocalists Agala Heara (he American float! Ia Which He Hai Manifested Mm Mich Pleasure and Warmly Thank, the Sln«crs-Lnncheon at the Unlveralty Clnb
SUMMING IP RESULTS Comments of the German Press on the Visit of the Prince
VAST FORESTS AWAIT THE AX Millions to Be Made in the Philippines Captain McCabe Reports ou the Available Timber I*7l r*kll« Lull of Different Isl-U<i •( itrcklrfllio Will Approximate Fifty Million Acres That Will Average la Limber Thirty Thoaiaa* Feet Aa Acre-
Has -o Intention of Realgnlng
Miss Roosevelt Off for Cuba
SHIP SUBSIDY HAS THE CALL Dull Week Promised in the Senate Free Delivery Bill Doomed to Defeat in the House Vote Will Be Taken on (he Measure Today and Thereafter Approprl* atlon Legislation Will Be Considered, the Poatorflee Aet Having Right of Way, Harbor BUI Neil
SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT Strike of Brewery Workmen nt Clnelnnatl Prominea to End Today
POSTAL CLERKS APPEAL Aalc PrcMldent'a Aid In Securing Shorter Hour* and Higher Pay
Coachmen Bar Sunday Funerals
Reject Company's Proposition
DEATHS OF THE DAY Mrs. Suruli Jane PelTer
Hlalioii Spaii111iutf
I nvrlla Memorial Window
Injured Doing Well
Cecil Rhodes' Illness
Mrs, Flske Not Seriously Hart
TRANSFERRED TO PEKING French and American Minister* Discussing Tien Tsln Affnlr
HOLDS TURKEY TO ACCOUNT America Milken Farther RrpreMrn* tatlon* to Porte In Stone I'nue
MISSIONARY SCHOOL BURNS Reformed Cbnrch Logpn Property lit Zendlgcn, Japan
Boiilneiß Block Destroyed
Collar and Cliff Factory Barns
Collieries To Resume Work
Mimic Battle Proves Fatal
Vast Deposit of Coal
Harrlman la Mexico
HAS A HARD VOYAGE Mnn and m. Do* *pend Week* Adrift on the Ocean
BASEBALL MAGNATES MEET President Hurt of Chicago In Conference With A. G. Spalding
QUIET BUT NOT DRY Drlnkji Wore Raaily Had In New York Yesterday
Their Boat CaimlEed
Six Days* Walking Match
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YACHT COLUMBIA TO RACE IN EUROPEAN WATERS AGAINST THE BEST THE ALIENS CAN OFFER
ZOO'S BILL OP FARE Feeding of Wild Animals Reduced to a Science Appetite of Snaket-Xearly Fifty-Kind* of Kood Kept in the Betatt1 Pantry—How the Problem of Indirection !■ Solved
Aged Newspaperman's Death
Undelivered Telegrams
Will Sign Sugar Convention
Dentist's Office Robbed
John H. Reagan Out of Dancer
Coast Shipping
Intrusion Was Excusable
Obituary Notice of a Mare
As They Sparked
MISSION OF THE AUTOMOBILE It May Soon Revolutionize Social Conditions The Order by a Topeka Firm of Tnreuty-Flve of Them for Its TrnvelUc Salesmen Starts a Fasclnatlnic Train of Speculation for Speculator
FATE TELLlffiB IN RUSSIA Seek to Know Foture at Slew Year and Twelfth Night
Mall by Wheelbarrow
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PREPARATIONS FOR BASEBALL Mayor Snyder to Open the 'Season H« Win Pitch the First Ball in 1902 AMagaaest Preparing (or a Gala Opcalag Day, sad Aa Aatoaaoblle Parade Will Bo lac laded la the Procrw-Waddell's Pletare To Bo Dletrlhaled Aa a Soaveulr
TAKE MANY SLY SHOTS Hulktn Clak Manager* Hare Eyn Oa Lm Aa|el*a BY m. D. CASH* AX
MAIL OFFER FOB THE BIG EVENT Century Club's Proposition tor Jeffries and Fitzsiinmons Man P. Morley Dtelfaei to Naa* the Exact Flfirn Bnuw He D«i Not Want to Set a Mark for San Francisco Managers
BOWLING NOTES AND NEWS Dr. Klrkpatrlck's Ideas on the Spirit
JOTTINGS
JIM JEFFRIES ARRIVES TODAY
YOUm TRAINER IS CLEVER BOXER
SACRAMENTO BOY WINS Match Rare at Tnlun Coursing Park I* a Hot Content
Billiard Tournament
Peoria fllKnt William Hart
SHARMAfI TAKES ALL THE MONEY Class Stake Goes Entirely to His Dogs Reserve Stake I* Wo« By Hunter's Clever Young Dos, John's Wlldwood-Record-Breaking Crowd at Santa Fe Coursing Park
ROUGH DAY FOR YACHTS AT SEA
Evolution
What It Woald Be
WHIST AND CHESS Much Interest Is Felt Locally la Both Games
LOCAL LINKS COMMENDED Aged son of St. Andrews Gives Opinion Witnesses Golf Tournnment at Country Club One of the Most Interested of the Spectators Is John C. Watson, Formerly of Scotland, Who Talks of the «am»—Professionals Hefnse to I'se Ilnbber-Corcd Balls
An Optimist
Shakers
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SKULLS LOOKED OUT FROM FIRE $nicll of Burning Flesh Filled All the Air A Few of the Horror* of the Texas Disaster Described by a Brooklyn Woman Staying at a Local Hotel. Scores of Dead fta tbe Wreck
ARE AWAY FR(M THE PULPIT Dr. U. Bergman Deplores That Jews Are Slot la the Church
Jap Was Fall of Fight
Feraer's Lucky Escape
An Unfortnnate Example
Mr. Wa Had Heard af Kentucky
Joke ob Him
ELDER GROW ON MORMONISM Replies to Or. III(-relr(SB*H Marriages Arm Discussed
TO SCARE THE NAVY OUT OF IT "*■ Who Uses Dynamite Wants |3M,- 000 for m Barren Island
Wkere, o! Whmt
UNDAY RAIN IS GENERAL Showers Fall Along the Entire State leathers California Receives Gea. eroas Share sal at Vm» Angeles the Precipitation Is Heavier Thaa at Asr Other Place—Rain Reports
San Bernardino
Santa Maria
Riverside
Rainfall Was General
Santa Barbara
Santa Ana
Bedlands
FUNNY SCHOOLBOY FACTS History Twists and an Amusing Definition
Thought*
TWO MEE'UNttS OF SOCIALISTS Addresses by W. T. Mills, ol Girard, Kansas Work of the School of Social Ecos-Outlined By Its Principal. Large Audiences Present—Correspondence Methods Are Favored
Why He Kept the Tlser Skin
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A NOTABLE PERSON
BIFURCATED RIDING ATTIRE
"GENTLE WOMAN AS A POLITICIAN"
VIEWS OF PRUDENT INVESTORS
COTTON GOODS INDUSTRY
WOES OF SAN JOSE
MARVELOUS MESSAGEB
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Sosstp of the Capttat
San Francisco's jCoadorship
jtfint Came S'/om Sngerscti
Fools Himself Oftenest
ln6on*i«t«nt
&its and Starts
A Difference
The Preferable Pratt
Like * Clock
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How It Originated
The Bllssard 'Way Back Bast
THE PUBLIC PULSE
The Same Hun
An Aaonymoas Coiniuunicatloa
The Argonaut
THE CUTS NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
PLAYED SUPERBLY Cklcago Symphony Orclicitrn Concert Lmt MgrUt
MISSION IS TO AMUSE "Shooting the Chutes*' Has No Plot, Bat Much Ma»lc and Unnrlnf
PERM HEATH ! ON POLITICS Talks of Roosevelt and Hanna's Chances Noncommittal on the Candidacy ot Senator Hanna I* Her* On Bmlaeu Connected With the Snlt Lake Road aad, While liDitOHCd la the Publishing Buiineae, Still Has Time to Mingle in National Political Affair*
AROUND THE HOTELS
PERSONAL NOTES
A Printer Greatly Surprised
Annual Convention
TO BUILD BEET SUGAR FACTORY Nathan Cole's Plans for Antelope Valley English Capital Is Interested In the Proposition All That Hlaien the Coniimmtll** of the Deal la the I'ncertalatr That Bilata Aa To What Cngreu Will Do With the Cuban Reel, yroeliy Qneatlon Hoi» Before It
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Blumve & Jay, Plumbing
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THE WEATHER
DIED
FINERAL NOTICH
BIftHOP JOHNSON DEDICATES CHURCH St. Paul's at San Diego Is Now Free of Debt Mrs. Tingley Will Make ike FUher Opera Home a Theosophical Crater of Art aad Mnio-Woaan Suspected of Poiaoning 100 Doga
BUILDERS ARE ACTIVE Several l/arsr? Block* To Be Krncted At Man Domardluo
MONEY F#R AN ORGAN Santa Barbara Presbyterian* RaiM Money for Instrument
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NO PEACE TILL FRIARS LEAVE Army Officer Tells of Philippines Natives Hate Priests Who Were Their Masters Tells of the Loneaonieneaa of American Soldiers and Work That.Has Been Done To AlleTlate Their Condition*— Mnnsachnsctts Man ! To Build a Home In Pasadena |
STEAL CHURCH OFFERINGS Robber* Enter the Raiitlst Church At Monrovia
STABBED FOR GALLANTRY Mexican Interferes In Family Row and Gets a Knife Thrust
WILL DESTROY A QUAINT LANDMARK Point Sal Chute Landing Will Be Dismantled Mountain Stave Snutalns An Accident Dae to Workmen*® Carelesane*n-Oil Well Will Have Telephone Connection*—Xetvn Notes
ANAHEIM PEOPLE l'eraonal and Other fiotvu ot lulereat to Tltein
BUDGET OF FRANCE
PREFER HORSES TO RAILROAD TRAINS Nordlxoff People Want Old Mail Carriers Back j Ventura County- Commissioners Object to High Mulit and Water Bills and May Install Independent Means of Supply—Well Drillers
C Alt NEG IK'S (HFT CAUSES DISCORD People of Santa Ana Can't Agree on Library Site Library Hoard Accepts Gift of a Lot, hut Other Cltlmenn Petition City Council to Decline the Offer and ! Make Other Selection
NEW CHARTER COMMITTEE Klveralde Cltlsena Will Hold Election April 14
PUBLIC RECORDS—MARCH 8 Deeda
Trust Deeds
Mortgages
Attachments
.Marginal Satisfactions
Miscellaneous
# Homesteads
Notices of Completion
Itulldlngr Permit®
SL'FEIMOM COURT
JnUanients
YOWXaiIVP COURT
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MURPHY ABUT MARCHING OH More Than 1200 Bine Bibbons Worn "Why Don't You Drive Him Ontf' Saloonkeeper Asks Isssrt'i Pavilion Is Packed and Tkrn Hundred Mora Pledges Signed At the Sunday Meeting. Old Time Murphy Revival Season la On Full Blaat—Singers wanted
HE DISAPPROVES THE PRODUCTION iiev. A. Webb Scores a Play Put On Last Week Calls La Madeleine An Accarsed Production With An Impossible Plot and Morals That Are Immoral. Crlticlnm from the Pnlplt
MISSIONARY TALKS OF WORK
CHINESE ANNIVERSARY
Guard Against Imitations
COLUMBUS BUGGIES
DENOUNCES SPIRITUALISM Christian Science Also Under His Ban Rev. R. A. Henck Says They Are of the Devil Declares That These and Hypnotism Mast Be Overcome—Asserts That Hosts la Hell Are Safffrlng Tortares Too Terrible to Describe—A Sermon That Wilt Bring Reply
CITY PULPITS
No More Wars
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