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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 242, 31 May 1902
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t Its Heroic Dead FITTING TRIBUTE TO DEAD HEROES Honor Men Who Fought for Country IMPRESSIVE MEMORIAL SER' VICES ARE HELD feople Gather in Many Churches and Public Places to Give Expression to Their Appreciation for Sacrifices Made by Soldiers and Sailors
TOUCHINGjSERVICES Simpson Auditorium Crowded With Veterans of Two Wars
GATHERING HI jural Masterful Address by the President FULL PRAISE ACCORDED TO THE WAR VETERANS Their Example in War and in Peac* Will Stand as the Wisest of Leasons to Us and to Our Children and to Our Children's Children
A REVOLUTIONARY HERO Honors Paid to the Memory of Chevalier De Torney
At Fort Leavenworth
A Confederate Memorial
The Wreck oJ the Maine
At Salt Lake
McGregor Cottage
Shoots Wife and Himself
ABOUTGRANJ'STOMB Crowd Gathers to Honor His Memory ORATION DELIVERED BY AN EXCONFEDERATE From Appomattox to McGregor the Victorious Soldier Sought But . to Better the Condition of Hit Defeated Countrymen in the Civil War
The Day in Philadelphia
Floral Offerings at Canton
War Governor Ramsay
Floral Tributes Cast Adrift
In Far-Off Manila
Those Buried at Chattanooga
Parade at Chicago
In Milwaukee
CALIFIINjVS MEED Honors Paid to Heroic Dead FLORAL TRIBUTES STREWN ON GRAVES OF DEPARTED In Every City and Hamlet of the Golden State Those Who Have Reported to the Great Commander Were Remembered by Comrades
At the State Capital
Parade at Stockton
At Hanford
Flowers Strewn on the Waters
In the Garden City
Observed at Suisun
In the City by the Bay
FIRE AT HAWTHORNE Ths Grand Stand at the Track Completely Destroyed
KING EDWARD'S BIRTHDAY It Was Officially Celebrated In London Yesterday-
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY Decision Favorable to the Braun System in Germany
i ONE MURDERER PARDONED Five Others Will Be Executed by the Garrote at Ponce
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THE NATION HONORS ITS HEROIC DEAD
AN EVENTFUL DAY HOW HAPPINESS CAME INTO A CLOUDED LIFE tftir Months and Years of Suffer Inf. tb la Woman la Now Able to Tell An Interesting Story
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OSBORNE WHS SOUTH COAST UT MCE
Time of Each Boat—Start 12.20 p. m.
BIG CROWD AT HARLEM Regatta Decided at New York—The Weather Windy
TRAVIS EEATS DOUGLAS Makes New Record for Course in the Metropolitan Tournament
Lavoice Wins Road Race
Chicago Century Run
Ten-Mile Record Broken
BOGEY NOT THREATENED MEDIOCRE SCORES MADE IN GOLF TOURNAMENT Decoration Day Event at Country Club Is Won by F. H. Edwards, Who Takes Medal for Low Card
Jevnes Defeat Newberrys
TENNIS AT JJOYLE HEIGHTS First Tournament Is Held With Satisfactory Results 11! 1-v ft TT I.Q
Santa Monica's defeated
COMMERCIAL TEAM WINS Throop Polytechnic Institute Loses at Fiesta Park
MINOR BALL GAMES
School Championship Team
Spring Harness Meeting
World's Discus Xlecord Broken
English Golf Chnmpionßhip
Tide Table for Fishermen
Santa Fe Buildings Burned
TWO MINERS KILLED Were Working in a Chute When Or» Came Down Upon Them
Bakerifleld Memorial Services
To Take Martinique Soldiers Horn*
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SERAPHSJVIN A GAME Outclass the Minions of Henry Karris M'PARTLIN PITCHES A GILTEDGED GAME Cl«ver Hitting and Base Running on the Part of the Seraphs in the Sec- 1 ond Prove Sufficient—San Fran- j ciico Narrowly Escapes Whitewash j
OAKLAND WINS IN MORNING Cutter Gets His Try-out in the Box, Doing Fair Work
DOWLING'SJPOOR SUPPORT Errors of Senators' Infield Allow the Onklands to Win
HAVE MAM CREDITABLE BASEBALL RECORD
WARNING TO THE LEAGUE Henry Harris' Significant Statements About Sunday's Ball Game
Hannivan's Statement
AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL Baltimore Bats Out Victory
St. Louis Is Defeated
Boston Beats Detroit
Chicago's Good Work Wins
Philadelphia's Poor Fielding
Washington Takes First One
Detroit Wins in the Morning
! NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL New York Is Blanked
Menefee Shuts Out Pittsburg
Each Wins One Oama
Brooklyn Beats Boston
St. Louis Loses
i – Boston Is Beaten
Matthewson Is Relieved
Chicago Loses Early Game nrTnon TTT»y-« It nr. m. .
WESTERN LEAGUE BASEBALL
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POURING INTO CALIFORNIA
KICKING AGAINST THE PRICKS
BRIGHTEST JEWEL IN KINGS CROWN
LONG DISTANCE DELUSION
THE TIMES RETRACTS AGAIN
OUR MINING INDUSTRY
PLAYING WITH FIRE
TOO MUCH MORGAN
With th« ZProeustion The President Invited
Beg Pardon, Mr. Riley
Oil in Day* Gone By
A Matter of Natural History
They Might at Nome
The Roaster's Whistle
'' Senna S&uffet" Sn *Denuer
of 77fSnct
tßismg Jay Jtiiorney
Strictly Confidential
Just the Word
•oooooooooooooooooooc £ tjkm tPmhii* iPuh* A Plain Statement
A Big Job
"Jefferson's Bible"
The Editorial Page
A Way Old Acquaintance* Have
Thrilling Moments
A June Bride
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NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Untitled
A MELODIOUS CANTATA "The Boss Maiden" Presented by P. A. Bacon's Pupils
PERSONAL
HOTEL ARRIVALS
RELICS OF THE STONE AGE i Remarkable Discovery Reported by 5 an Alaskan Prospector | a
"TIE SECOND IN COMMAND" i
THESE MEN MEAN BUSINESS A Grievance the Ship Owners Will Have to Listen To
Texas Express Wrecked
Murders Child and Kills Herself
Twelve Immigrants Drowned
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS IN HEROOEMORY impressive Services at Mountain View GRAVES OF THE DEADCOVERED WITH FLOWERS Observance Was the Most Complete Known in Pasadena's History. Grand Army, National Guard, Women's Relief Corps Take Part
AT SANTA BARBARA Services Are Held in Memory of Departed Soldiers
AT SAN PEDRO SCHOOLS Memorial Programs Given in the Several Departments
Brevities of Puente
Aeronaut Killed
Miss Alice Hay Injured
STRIKE OnT NEEDLES ALL SANTA FE SHOPMEN QUIT WORK Demand That They Be Paid Wages Equal to Those Paid by Southern Pacific at Yuma—Memorial Day
Covina Citrus Industry
Everything Yon Want
BLUE ANDjRAY UNITE FEATURE OF OBSERVANCES AT SAN DIEGO Graduation Exercises of the High School Are Held in Isis Theater, and 36 Diplomas Are Distributed
LAKE MOHONK CONFERENCE Platform Is Adopted and the Meeting Adjourns
UNITED PRESBYTERIANS Fight Over the Membership Covenant Begins
Kentucky Quarantine Postponed
Brakeman Loses His Lif#
DEATHS OF THE DAY
NAVAL ADVICES Martinique People Greatly Alarmed, But No Harm Being Done
Sulphurous Exhalations
Accident on Cable Cine
Negro Assaults Woman
Miner Has a Bad Fall
Rev. Dr. Minton to Go East
Chief Seymour Resigns
r CHURCH HEWS OF THE WEEK 1
PRESBYTERIAN
METHODIST SOUTH
EPISCOPAL
TO SUCCEED PAUNCEFOTE Michael Henry Herbert Will Probably Be Sent to Washington
BEACHES AND SUMMER RESORTS (LONG BEACH) ALL WERE REMEMBERED MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES ON LAND AND WATER Hot Fight Over the Nomination of School Trustees—Shameful Neglect of an Old Man by Health Officer
(REDONDO) MANY VISITORS Advantage Taken of the Holiday for a Day at the Beach
(CATALINA ISLAND) FLA6S AT half-mast Decoration Day Qenwally Observed on the Island
(SANTA MONICA) Y M. C. A. ENTERTAINMENT Senior Class Receives Its Oueata in a Royal Manner
(BRIGHTON BEACH) SAW THE YACHT RACE Brighton Beach Thronged With the Lovers of Aquatic Sportß
WILLIAM IN HIS GLORY Grand Parade of Imperial Troops Witnessed by the Shah of Persia
REVOLUTIONISTS FLED Msny Munitions of War Left for the Colombian Troops
ORDER OF THE GARTER King Edward Invests Two Dukes With the Insignia
Injured by Explosion of Gun
Was Shot by Burglars
(TERMINAL ISLAND) TRAINMEN MAKE MERRY AN ENJOYABLE EXCURSION TO TERMINAL ISLAND Several Thousand Members of the Order and Their Friends Pass the Day at the Pretty Beach Resort
A SUBJECT FOR INQUIRY Message to the President Said to Have Been Suppressed by Censor
Morgan's Journey to Italy
WILL ESTABLISH WOMEN'S HOME
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THE WEATHER
Untitled
DIED
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No Furniture Makers' Pool
MOII HAVEN GAMES California Athletes Do Well in the East PLAW'S FAILURE TO QUALIFY DISAPPOINTING California Is Beaten by Only Three Colleges, Harvard, Yale and Princeton—Powell, Cheek and Cadogan Were Not Found Wanting
Pennsylvania Crew Is Ahead
Yale Defeats Princeton
Cornell Wins With Ease
FLOODS CONTINUE t More Damage Dene by Freshets ia the Middle West
THE LETTER CARRIERS California Members of the National Association Meet
A JAPANESE PEER He Arrives in San Francisco Accompanied by Many Servants
Death List at Goliad
MOUNT PELEE QUIET Professor Hill's Theory of Eruption HE EXPLAINS IT TO FRENCH ADMIRAL The Volcano May Continue Activ* for a Year But the Area of Devastation Will Remain Unchanged and Fort de Francs Is Safe
ONE HUNDRED MILES AWAY At That Distance a Vessel Had Her Decks Covered With Ashes
ALASKA HAS JIN ERUPTION Mount Bedoubt Said to Be Sending Forth Flames and AshM
BOXERS ARE ACTIVE Have Destroyed Churches and Killed and Robbed People
The Humbert-Crawford Swindle
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SAN DIEGO ANDjTS ENVIRONS Authentic Information Concerning the Progressive Southern City
MB' RAID i ~ Bobbers Hold Up a Store in Chinatown ONE MAN SHOT AND ANOTHER STABBED Eight or Ten Heavily Armed Chinese Enter a Grocery Store in Ban Francisco and Demand Honey and Then the righting Commence*
FELT AT HONOLULU Effects of the Eruption of Pelee Were Perceptible
AMERICAN INVESTMENTS They Are Being Inquired Into by the Cuban Committee of the Senate
THE PRESIDENT'S OUTING He Will Make Two Trips Through the West Next Autumn
SCARCITYJF MEAT Situation in Chicago Is Serious 1 PACKING CONCERNS REFUSE TO MAKE CONCESSIONS What Meat Is Delivered Is Taken by Men Armsd or Under Protection of the Police—The Ice and Coal Men Are in Sympathy With Strika
BUSY SEASON OF HE BOG CATCHER IS AT lAMB
Engineers Coming to Los Angeles
Hotel and Restaurant Employes
Strike on Fresno Suburban Line
BANKERS IN SESSION California Association Holds Meeting in San Jose
FOR ORIENTAL TRADE Hill's Company to Build Three More Steamships
Tiger Killed by Horses
Convicted of Manslaughter
TRADE CONDITIONS
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
Earthquake in Connecticut
Mrs. Ware Acquitted
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