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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 334, 2 September 1902
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PELEE DESTROYS TWOVILUGES Volcano Again in Violent. Eruption ABOUT TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE LOSE THEIR LIVES rh* SnrrlTOM Fl«e Panic Stricken to Im* of Safety—Entire Northern Portion of the Island Covered With Ashes and Ships at Sea Showered
Xn Violent Eruption.
Miners March
THE MORNING'S NEWS
UN SCORES FIRST POINT Block Island Captured Easily LANDING FORCE CUTS CABLES AND SEIZES ALL WIRES Dewey's Old Flagship Olympla Again Distinguishes Herself by Effecting the Capture of the Signal and Telegraph Station at Woods Holl
MANY THOUSANDS OF UNION LABORERS MARCH IN HOLIDAY PROCESSION Cheered by Crowds That lined the Streets STRENGTH OF ORGANIZATIONS IS A SURPRISE Afternoon and Evening Are Spent at S«n Pedro, Where a Barbecue la Held and Land and Water Sport* and Games Complete the Feativities
Extraordinary Parade at Philadelphia ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND MEN IN LINE President John Kitchen oI the Xine Workers Delivers Two Addressee. Labor Day Generally Observed la ▲11 of the Large Eastern Cities
DENIED Answer Is Filed in the Merger Suit ASSERTS NO UNLAWFUL COMBINE HAS BEEN MADE Northern Pacific and Great Northern Boa da Not Parallel, and, Therefore, Not Competing Line*—Allegation That Sates Were Lowered
Eighty Grandchildren
Explosion on Boat
ABMDOIEHT SEA Whaling Bark Ceylon Founders i 1 THE CAPTAIN AND CREW REACH PORT IN OP£N BOATS hpuwi Cruiser, Ssnt Out to Intercept Captain Hosshili's Expedition to Marcos Island, Believed to Have Gone Astray—Fine American Ship
SUPPLY SHIP SPOKEN Party of Pole Seekers to Pass WioteT at Frsnz Joseflsnd
REINFORCEMENTS SENT The Government Commander at Agua Dulce Wins a Victory
SOCIETY SHAKEN UP Oollapse of Seats at the Denver Horse Show
Schooner Is Beached
DUMB WRECK Excursion Train Leaves the Track MANY PERSONS ARE KILLED BY OVERTURNED CAR A Rear Coach Loaded With Negroes Is Demolished, When Paasengars Become Panic Stricken—Engineer and Fireman Seriously Scalded
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY One Miner Killed and Two Wounded in Fight Over a Woman
TURKEY IS SLOW Haa Not Refused to Discuss Responsibility of Miss Stone's Capture
Child Accidentally Killed
Anderson Net Guilty
TARIFF RECEIPTS SMALL Return* Show Philippine Import* Far Below Expectation*
FIGHT OVER POLITICS Several Ken Are Wounded in Bow in Porto Bioo
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COAST CELEBRATIONS Great Demonstration in San Francisco Fully forty thousand men MARCH IN PROCESSION Big Calibration in Oakland—Btockton Obeervea Labor Day for the First Tim*—Bakaxafield Union* Turn Oat in Force—Parade at San Joae
AT BAKERSFIELD Big Parade Followed by a Ball la the Evening
STOCKTON CELEBRATES Tint Labor Demonstration in History ol the Oity
AT SAN JOSE •if Parade With Exercises at Agricultural Park
FOUR THOUSAND IN LINE Alameda County Unions Turn Out in Oakland
The Day at ftaata Barbara
DOCTRIHEJF PEACE Roosevelt Expounds the Monroe Principle CHEERS GREET EXECUTIVE IN TOUR THROUGH VERMONT The President la Weloomed by Great Holiday Crowds Wherever He Goes. He Bays th« United States Xust Back Up Xts Words by Seeds
VESSELS DRIVEN ASHORE Five Are Dashed to Fieoes and Crews Lost
PATTON JTO_PRESIDE Democrats Will Name Him for Chairman LIVELY FIGHT DEVELOPS OVER HEAD OF THE TICKET Budd Definitely Announces That He la Not a Candidate, and Assumes the Management of Geary's Campaign—Lane Claims Nomination
Wight Parade at Ban Diego
He Bang Off
Viewing With Alarm
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CONGHESSOF MINERS Delegates Are Welcomed to Butte LABOR DAY RECOGNIZED BY ADJOURNING Poseident Shaffner in His Annual Address Sets Forth Objects of the Congress and Tells of Fight for a Mining Department in the Cabinet
EXTRA FORCE PROVIDED Striker? Made Angry by Alleged Foolish Remark of a Guard
Carmen Return to Work
Transport Buford Disabled
FIGHT WITH_BANDITS Attemped Train Robbery in Mexico DRIVEN OFF BY COURAGEOUS EXPRESS MESSENGER Three Hacked Americans Make Daylight Attack and rfe Several Bullets Into the Car, Which Are j Promptly Returned—Outlaws Flee
EXPRESS CAR LOOTED Two Masked Men Make a Haul Near Nashville, Tenn.
MAY AMEND.LAWS Labor Question in Philippines to Be Subject of Congressional Action
SHOT BY accident Toung Man Is Killed 'oy Hunters in the Mountains
DEATHS OF THE DAY Charles H. Cummings
AERONAUTSJN PERIL Thrilling Experience of Three Men CAUGHT IK HURRICANE ABOVE PIKE'S PEAK Their Gigantic Balloon Twioe Bashed Against the Ciiffe—They Narrowly Escape Death—Tossed About AU Night at the Mercy of Elements
JAPANESE KILLED Sirious Fight in Chinatown in 'Early Morning
CONVENTION CONCLUDED German Catholic* Decide to Meet in Ban Francisco Next Year
A FRIGHTFUL TRAGEDY William Trottman Tries to Kill Wife and Children and Shoots Himself
Killed by Freight Train
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Humes Hilt Lohman's Band Shown . Up Properly LOCALS HAVE PLAYED GREAT BALL THIS SERIES J>sterd*y's Game Results in Another Los Angeles Victory—A Terrific Eruption in the Fifth—Hodson Is Pounded for a Nice Package—Score
WILLIAMS' FINE WOflK Notwithstanding Errors He Wins His Game
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL Even Break at Philadelphia
AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL Tie Gams at Chicago
EACH TEAM TAKES OWE Orange Countys and Raphaels Flay at Santa Ana
Western League Games
GEORGE WHITNEY TO RETIRE Tennis Champion Must Abandon the Gams
Tide Table for Fishermen
Jockeys Reinstated
Russell Is Due Today
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THE DEMOCRATIC INNING
"SHOOT TO KILL"
AN ARMY-MADE CANAL
'• IT IS TO REGISTER "
PULL HARD AND ALL TOGETHER
A NOTABLE PARADE
With Awfjnto
Girlish Standard of Friendship
A Justifiable Misconception
His Consideration
THE PUBLIC PULSE Lessons of the Parade
SHOWS A DECLINE Report on California Iron and Steel Indus tijr
CAR AND WAGON COLLIDE Several Persona Are Injured by an Accident Near Oakland
Dairyman Killed
Killed in Train Wreck
NEWS Of CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
ORPHfUM'SJjfIOD BILL CARROLL JOHNSON SCORES WITH A RECITATION A Stirring Epic of tha Prise Ring. Grotesque Acrobats and Musical Novelties Among the Features
W. H. THURSTON DEAD Prominent in Business and in Fraternal Societies
CALIFORNIA, IRON ORE The Soledad Mine Affords Plenty of It Free From Titanium
SPEAKS OFJJGHTED STONES Academy of Sciences Addressed on Subject of Meteorites
PERSONAL
HOTEL ARRIVALS
COURT OF ARBITRATION Trades Union Congress Begins Its Bession in London
COMET DISCOVERED Prof. Perrine Observes One in the Constellation Perseus
To Try Pius Fund Claim
Italian Premier 111
Undelivered Telegrams
Dr. Helen O. Anderson
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS MISSnpOIJND Truants Are Discovered at Riverside GRAVE FEARS OF RELATIVES SET AT REST Two Pasadena Maids, Ethel Martin and Grace Owens, Hake Their Appearance After Ten Days' Absence Prom Home—Mystery Not Cleared
CITY COMMISSIONERS CLASH Lack of Harmony in Regard to Passage of a Drastic Resolution
LABOR DAY OBSERVANCES About Half the Business Houses and All of the Banks Closed
COMPANY I GETS ORDERS Will Go Into Camp at Long Beach for Seven Days
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) SANTA MARIA NOTES Lack of Labor Results in Loss to Apricot Growers
DIES OF PNEUMONIA Funeral of Mrs. Changing Streshley Is Held at Azusa
Events in Society
All Saints' Quartet Selected
Death of W. G. Holoombe
««-*> Gave Children sn Outing
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) BONDS SELUBOVE PUR RIVERSIDE COUNTY TO BUILD A COURTHOUSE Supervisors Accept Bid of Trowbridge & Niven Co. at Chicago—Sherman Institute Open*—News Note*
(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) COAST TRAINS DELAYED Freight Wreck Near Carpinteria Stops Tiaffic Several Hours
(VENTURA COUNTY) TAILOR SHOP ROBBED Burglars Enter Store at OxnaTd, Taking Valuable Clothing
(SAN DZXOO COUNTY) AN OLD JESIDENT DIES E. W. ELLIOTT SUCCUMBS TO HEART FAILURE He Had Resided in San Diego Many Years and Ha£ Accumulated Considerable Property—News Notes
(ORANGE COUNTY) WATER IN ABUNDANCE Santa Ana Secures Full Supply From Artesian Wells
(IX)S ANGEI.ES COUNT'S) Claremont News
Crafty Tommy
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) FUN FOR JTIVE SOUS BIG CELEBRATION FOR ADMISSION DAY Citizens of San Bernardino Are Preparing for an Interesting Affair, Including an Old-Fashioned Picnic
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) EXTENSIVE WATER PLANT Country About Whittier to Receive Needed Supply for Irrigation
(BAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) WANT MOPE WATER Redlands Fruit Growers Take Action Toward Saving Supply
TRY A TEN-CENT BOX Adams' Sarsaparilla Pills
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BEACHES, SUMMEB RESORTS <CATALXNA ISLAND) COULD HOHET AWAY FIFTY WOULp-BE PASSENGERS REMAIN AT AVALON Th* lad of th* Season Ixodu* Em B*jun—Stirrring Up the Whale*. Th* Usual Orlit of Fi*h Start**
What a Swell Present
(CORONADO BEACH) HEW WEEKJELL BEGUN PREVIOUS CELEBRATIONS PUT IN THE SHADE South laland Mountain. Climbed by Kiaa Whltakar of Lea Angeles and Miss Watarman of Boston—Note*
(LONG BEAC£) SEPTEMBER HAPPENINGS Beginning of a Lively Month for Long Beach
A WORLD'S RECORD i . Scint Want's Fine Bace at Harlem WINKFIELD PUTS UP A FINE WINNING fIiPE All Previous Records for th* Distance Broken—Gunfire Wins Twin City at Bheepah«ad Bay—Grand Circuit placing—Butte Track Cloaca
Gunfire'* Faat Ran*
Butte Closes Its Gates
Futurity at Hartford
Results at St. Louis
Morris Brothers to Retir*
Vanderbilt'e Horse Win*
THE RECORD IN JUMPS Dr. B. J. Mulligan Passes Hark Made , by Malcolm Pord /
Regatta at New York
World's Discus Record
Sherwin Qualifies
Flower Btatu« Unveiled
Lockjaw From Cobweba
MONTGOMERY PROMOTED – of Lea Angeles Will Go to San Francisco
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
WMther Conditions
DIED
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SCHOSLSjtWAKENING Normal Begins Actnal Work Today OPENING OF STATE SCHOOL A DISAPPOINTMENT , H|kty Hew Pupiia Bagiatar, and the Holiday and a Misunderstanding Xaap Othera Away—The Public School* Will Open Next Monday T
BANKINGS FEEL SECURE Do Not Fear Encroachment by Salt Lake Railroad
Boy Cured of Collo After Phyaician'a Treatment Had Failed
mm Tup work CITY MINISTERS HOLD FIRST MONTHLY MEETINGS Til* Methodlets Will Xikt a Vigoroua Campaign tor Municipal Purity. Praabytarlau Prapara tor Bavlrala
OF SOCIAL INTEREST
Noon Wedding
Anderson-Robin «on
Theater Party
Personals
Taxing the Boer*
Votable Hunting Party
An Old Una Insurance Agent
Qood Buggy Whaele
TRADE CHANGES COME DISCOUNTS ON ALL LEADING ARTICLES REMOVED TuH Information, as Adopted by the Produce Exchange, Will Go to the Public Today—Prices Arc Steady
LIVE STOCK REPORTS
FINANCIAL REVIEW
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
7oraat Fires Extinguished
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VKCUn LEADS Gtaffeyites Promise Hard Struggle ALL FOR CONTROL OF DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Toland of Ventura Comes to the Front aa « Gubernatorial Possibility. Otis' Man Smyths of San Diego Gets a Bitter Frost—Nutt at Work
IRRIGATION WORK
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