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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 205, 24 April 1902
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REPUBLICANS OF INDIANA They Assemble in State Convention Stirring Speech by Senator Beveridge Gives "Onward!" as tne War Cry and Says the Success of the Repubican Party Is in Harmony With the I Progress of the American People
THE MORNING'S NEWS
WORKING FOR UNITED ACTION Republicans Are Busy With Reciprocity Wish to Prevent Insurgents From Joining Democrats First Fight Will Be to Prerent Action on Teller Resolution for an Investigation of Cuban Sugar Conditions. The House Bill Must Be Be-cast
WOMAN RECEIVES JUDGMENT Sued a San Francisco Pastor for Defamation of Character
FENCE WORKS DESTROYED Quarter of a Million Dollar Fire at Kenton, Ohio
Iron Fence for Africa
KIDNAPING OP A RAJAH Siamese Outwit an Agent of John Bull The Petty Monarch Seized at Night by Soldiers It Is Reported That His People Are Greatly Excited Over the Event and it Is Believed at Singapore That a Revolution May Ensue
IDLE TALK ONLY No Danger of Duties on Citrus Fruits From Jamaica Bling Removed
SKILLFUL SURGERY Piece of Dog's Skull Grafted on a Man's Head
In Place of the Canteen
LANDSTHING FAVORS SALE Exciting Time in Danish Upper House Reflection Cast on Accuracy ol United States Records During the Course of the Debate the Lie Is Passed Twice Between Members of the Body—Message From the West Indies Urging the Sale
LONG DISTANCE WEDDING Kentucky Widow and Ohio Man Are Married by Telephone
MORSHEAD SUIT Judgment Is Entered by Default in Favor of Plaintiff
POSTMASTER'S SHORTAGE Deficit Discovered in Office at Ogden, Utah
FUNSTON IS CALLED DOWN The General Hears From the President Instructed to Talk Less for Publication The Rebuked Officer Says That Instead of Criticizing Senator Hoar He Intended to Pay Him a Compliment for His Sincerity of Belief
•WHAT THE GENERAL SATS Meant No Harm But Loses His Temper When Talking of the Filipinos
CONDITION OF QUEEN Reports Beceived of Wilftelmina Continue Satisfactory
Quarantine Against Philippines
SETTLEMENT IS IN SIGHT Negotiations Begun in San Francisco Conference Between Strikers and Railroad Managers Meeting Is Held in Company's Office, as Railway Managers Refused to Go to -Mayor's Office—Proposition of Car Men Is Under Consideration
WHERE CHINESE MAY GO Plans Proposed for an Oriental'lnvasion of South Africa
STBIKE RIOTS IN PATEBBOS Pistols Used and Several Persons Injured Nearly Four Thousand Men Are Now Oat If the Strike of the Dytrs It Prolonged Other Branches of the Silk Industry Will Suffer Severely. Conservative Men Disavow Blots
CINCINNATI BREWERS' STRIKE Those Who Revoked Engineers' Charter Charged With Contempt
AMALGAMATED ASSOCIATION Eight Is on Regarding Removal of the Headquarters
j * Breaker Boys Strike
WAR INEVITABLE Belief That Japan and Bussia Will Come to Blows
SHOT BY ROBBERS Chicago Man Killed and Son Severely Wounded
Watd'g Financial Troubles
Richmond Companies Consolidated
Trfiu, aTftipiaguint's Assassin
jOPPOSED BY VIENNA PRESS Morgan's Steamer Combine Is Attacked .Trust Is Called the First World Monopoly One Paper Declares United States Will Secure Supreme Control of Transatlantic Shipping and Advocates State Ownership of Marine
RAILROAD MEN AT SAN JOSE Delegates to Passenger Association's -Meeting Entertained
GALE STRIKES MILWAUKEE Bailroad Shops at West Milwaukee Are Partially Wrecked
Still Hotter in Philadelphia
BOCAS DEL TORO EVACUATED Bebels Leave and Government Troops Take Possession
WHITECAP'S OUTRAGE Indiana Han Brutally Beaten by a Masked Hob
WIPED JWTJJY FIRE Besidents of a Pennsylvania Town Made Homeless
MEMORIAL SERVICES
SPRING STREET SALES
A FATAL AFFRAY
Calve Says Farewell
TO CURB A COI.II IN UNE DA*
BRYSON OFFER IS REJECTED "Uncle John" Looks for Big Profits Chamber of Commerce Building Is Expensive Tho Special Committee Analyzes the Proposition of Capitalist to Build on the Broadway Lot and Decides That It Would Cost Too Much
Tarn Mills to Combine
WRITES FfiOM EGXTT
BOUND FOR CALIFORNIA Special Trains From Chicago for Foresters and Women's Clubs
Delegates to Be Entertained
Women Start FrOia the East
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CREAMER'S QUESTION Not One of Privilege, the Speaker Ruled He Objected to Being Called a Dummy J The New York Member Had Been Toasted by a Newspaper or Alleged Dereliction of Duty in Connection With the Postoffice Bill
REAPPOINTED POSTMASTER Stephen F. Kelly Will Hold Office at San Bernardino Pour Tears Longer
INCREASE IN PRICE Or MEAT Congress May Endeavor to Ascertain the Cause
A CLEVER COUNTERFEIT Imitation of a Famous Toilet Powder Trade Mark, Box and the Label Forged Lucky Discovery of the Spurious Article
WOES OF THE FILIPINOS Rawlins Talks' of Them to the Senate He Says the War Is Wholly Without Excuse Declares That Under the Orders of General Smith the Troops Were to Make of the Island of Satnar a Howling Wilderness—Testimony
Declines Empty Honor®
INSTRUCTIONS ! ; TO CHAFFEE May Use His Discretion in Mindanao President Wishes Peaceful Methods Tried First Expedition to Punish the Moro Insurgents Not Arbitrarily Stopped. Correspondence Between Chaffee and the War Department Published
GOVERNMENT TO BUILD ONE On* of the Ships of War to Be Constructed in a Navy Yard
Treaty With Colombia
Judge Batchellor Promoted
No Cash for Coronation Expense*
Reservations on Manila Bay
No Meting of Conferees
TERMS OP COLOMBIA Communication Is Received by Secretary flay Proposals Are Hade to the United States In the Event That Panama Boute Is Chosen or the Canal
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SAILORS WIN * THEIR SUIT Honolulu Judge Allows £xtra Compensation They Were lli Fed and Poorly Sheltered Board of Health Decides Against Granting the Application of a Charitable French Woman Who Wanted Work Among the Lepers
END OF A LIBEL SUIT Verdict Against an Arizona Journal for a Small Amount
TRAINJ3ERAILED One Passenger Killed and Several Others Seriously Injured
BIG POWER PLANT Large Amount of Water Appropriated in Plumas County
Arsenic Poisoning
Suicide at Niles
NEW ENTERPRISES ORGANIZED An Iron and Steel Corporation With A Capital of Fifteen Millions
WELCOME RAINS FALL Heavy Grain Crop Assured in San Joaquin County
TO BE WELL ADVERTISED Scheme of the Stockton Chamber of Commerce
Hawaiians Buy Oil Land
Postoffice Robbed Three Times
Welcome Rain
Poisoned by Canned Fruit
Steamer i$ a Hurricane
Battleship Nebraska
A VALUABLE MEDICINE For Coughs and Colds in Children
Hitt Nominated for Congress
Spain to Build Warships
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SAN FBANCISCO TEAM IS BEADY *therton to Cover First This Week Hanlon Is Training to Play in Northern G.imes McPartlln Thinks Boy Hale Will Be a Success in Fast Company—How Californians Are Doing— The Line-Up for Today's Baseball Game
SACRAMENTOS EXPLAIN Tell Home Fans Why They Lost in the South
DOINGS OF CALIFORNIANS
AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL Standing of the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL Standing of the Clubs
National League Enjoined
Santa Barbara Polo Baces
Sharkey and Buhlin
LONG PRICED ANIMALS WIN Two Favorites Score at Oakland Alonso'a Saddle Slips Bat He Lands in the Money Sport Is Mediocre as Usual, There Being Few Features—Eonic Wins Easily With Light Impost—Entries for Today and Results
Memphis Racing Summary
Winners at Lakeside
Summary at Aqueduct
Beift Wing Another Bace
Today's Entries at Oakland
TIDE TABLE FOR FISHERMEN
DRAWING FOR COURSING
BOWLERS GOING TO OXNARD Manager McCarey Has Anothsr New Proposition
NEW OFFER IS MADE Century Athletic Club Still Is a Factor
National Club's Offer
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YESTERDAY IK WASHINGTON
THE CONFERENCE STAGE
ALASKA TO PATAGONIA BY RAIL
BRITAIN'S BREAD TAX
PACIFIC COAST WARSHIPS
UNWELCOME GUESTS
THE "SKY-SCRAPER" ERA
ST. LOUIS' DILEMMA
Snap Shots
Z>/ie Stanford o/ "jfnttyane"
GOV. GAGE TO ATTEND Accepts Invitation of the Executive Committee Will View Floral Parade From the Official Tribunes Acoompanied by His Family—Awarding of Prises
NO SCHOOL FIESTA WEEK Board of Education Decides Upon a Spring Vacation
SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS Charges Against a Governor Had* by a Church Committee
0/ 6 octa/ fn forest Swanfeldt-Fcrd
Pleasant Reception
Fraternal Reception
Social Notes
WOMEN'S CLUBS Biennial Notes
FINE IS TOO SMALL Police Judge Austin Changes Penalty in Child Labor Case
OUR ALASKAN BORDER Inquiry as to the Alleged Encroachments by Canadians
THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS OF THE DAY
PERSONAL
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Undelivered Telegrams
Good Buggy Wheels
COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL FIGHT ON LICENSES Anti-Saloon People Have Won in Thirty-Two Instances Sixty-eight Licensee Renewed, Nearly-Half Without Protest, and Eight Cases Pending Before Supervisors
WATER SUIT ENDED Long Standing Case Has Been Settled by the City
WOES OF A WIFE She Tells How Her Husband Gave Liquor to the Children
WONG BIN GUILTY Jury Decides He Hurdered Chew Youck Toy
COURT BRIEFS
CITY HALL NOTES
At Spier's Millinery
May Day Social
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditiona
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
rCRERAL MOTICB
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PUBLIC RECORDS—APRIL 23 Dicdi
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lOUM ELLS IS ABBESTED Youth Who Accidentally Shot Mrs. Vilas Charged With Violating South Pasadena Ordinance Chang* of ▼•mm Is Secured and the Soy WUI Be Triad in Pasadraa. Tracks of Electric Line to Alhambra Are Completed—Deaths of Say
'■POMONA COMPANY INSPECTED National Quard Officers rind it in a Good Condition
HORTICULTURAL CLUB Ban Dimas Heights Organization Has Interesting Meeting
SAN LUIS OBISPO Newly Elected City Officers Take Their Seats
FORESTERS' BARBECUE Corona Court Receives Invitation From Biverside
BIG HOTEL ASSURED Elegant Structure Planned for Riverside Chamber of Commerce Discusses Appointment of Board of Freeholders to Draft Charter—Held for Trial
FREEHOLDERS MEET Work Begun on New Charter for the City of Redlands
BOY'S LEGS CRUSHED
Fullerton News Items
News of Azusa
LIFE'S RESIGNATION Division Master Mechanic Leaves Santa Fe It I* Stated That Resignation ol Superintendent Beamer Will Follow Soon—A New Lodge of Foresters
FOR WIRELESS MESSAGES Site for Station at Catalina la Being Selected
WATER FOR OXNARD Possibility That New System May Be Established
MRS. BAKER RETURNS Widow of the Suicide Causes Stir by Disappearance
CELERY LAND SOLD Good Price for Orange County Property Santa Ana Fish and Game Protective j Association Discusses Question ot Seine Fishing-Other News Items ;
CONVENTION IN SAN DIEGO Mesting of Congregational Churches of the County
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Resolutions Passed Supporting Irri- I gation and Immigration Bills .
ALPHA MAKES ANOTHER HAUL
Go East Comfortably
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MILLION SHARES SOLD Wall Street Renews the Activity Long Expected Weather Conditions a Great Factor. Grain Speculation Aids Stocks. More Gold Maj Go to Europe
FINANCIAL REVIEW
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
STOCKS AND BONDS
Bonds
LOS ANGELES SECURITIES
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Fruits in San Francisco
Dried Fruits Active
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
'OVERRIPE lAYEILS ARE WEAK
EGGS GOING HIGHER Demand Absorbs the Hen Fruit on All Sides Stocks Fair of Fresh Ranch—Potatoes Firm and Getting Scarcer—Onions Are Active Poultry It Wanted
BULLS BOOM WHEAT
OPERATORS HOPEFUL Some Big Contracts Materially Reduce the Snrplns Irrigation and Factory Plants Will Utilize ait Immense Amount of Oil. Marked Advance Within the Week
Joining the Combine
STOCK EXCHANGE
THE MINING FIELD
Copper Ruled Easy
San Franciaco Mining Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks
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CUMNOCK MAIL RECEITES FORMAL DEDICATION
SHAKESPEARE CLASS Mrs. Kate Tupper Galpin Issues Certificates to Students
WOMEN ARE EN ROUTE i —— Coming by Trainloads to the Biennial Meeting Details of the Arrival of the Various Delegations—Routes Taken Coming Here and Returning to the East
Hatch Plant Burned
Blumv* A Jay, Plumbing
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