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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 65, 6 December 1902
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HE DENOUNCES THEJOCIALISIS JSmperor William Does Not Mince Words SAYS THEY HAVE TERRORIZED THE WORKWOMEN Have Used Them to Strengthen Their Own Power, and He Advises the Working Classes, as Honor Loving, to Have Nothing to Do With Them
AS A BAND MASTER Emperor William Handles the Baton With a Professional Air
Workmen Killed by Troops
THE MORNING'S NEWS
LIVING EVIDENCE OE MINING PERILS Victims of Explosions on the Stand WITNESSES TELL OF METHODS OF BLACKLISTING Wayne MacVeagh Gives His Personal Opinion Regarding the Recent Calling Off of the Negotiations by the Mine Operators
AN UNDENIABLE DEMAND
NO SETTLEMENT Wayne MacVeagh Says the Inquiry Will Go On
CAME DOWN IN THEIR PRICE Postoffice Contractors Now Willing to Take Forty Thousand Dollars
CUTS OFF THEIR PAY Premier Combes Stops the Salaries of French Bishops
PELEEJNACTIVITY Piofessor La Croix Warns Vessels Not to Approach the Coast
BOO'DLERS CONVICTED A St. Louis Millionaire Brewer Will Wear Stripes
A British Bark in Hard Luck
Hiram Maxim's Plans
REED'S CONDITION STIUCRITICAL Suffers From Attack of Nausea MARKED IMPROVEMENT NOTED DURING THE DAY Saline Solution and a Tank of Oxygen Kept in Beadinees for Instant Use in Caae of Indications of Blood Poisoning From Uraemic Disorders
CONDITION DURING THE DAY Decided Improvement in the Morning. Lasting Until Late
BLIZZARD SWEEPS ATLANTIC COAST Heavy Fall of Snow and High Wind MANY DISASTERS REPORTED AND MORE FEARED Traffic Seriously Impeded in Cities, While Railroads Experience Great Difficulty in Moving Trains—Extends From Maine to the Gulf
■ VMAWAWWWWUUWUWWUWU V<>CK><>o<>CK><><>CM>o<>o<X>o<><><>o<>o* APPRECIATED AT j WASHINGTON I Hidwinter Edition of The Herald Praised by | ? Senators and Congressmen--Sections Devoted g $ to Arizona Prove a Revelation of Its Develop- 5 5 ment and Resources <j> x o
tDtY'S FjRE RECORD Fireman Killed by Walls Falling in Cleveland OPERA HOUSE IN STILLWATER, MINN., DESTROYED Two Maid Servants Seriously Injured • t the Burning of a Private Residence in Chicago—A Blaze at Princeton University
Opera Houre Burned
Masonic Temple Destroyed
Maid Servants Injured
Blaze at Princeton
Proprietor of Hotel Arrested
CABINET MEETING Appointments of Postmasters Decided Upon
CAN WRITS THEM Calkins, the Story Teller
TO ADVANCE RATES Proposition Submitted by the Santa Fe to Western Heads
A STUBBORN LEADER * A Colombian Revolutionist Who Refused to Surrender
CONTRACTORS FAIL Belay in Boston Municipal Work Is Likely to Be Caused
A FIGHT WITH BANDITS The Robbers Procure Fresh Horse 3 and Escape
CARRIE NATION RETURNS Warmly Welcomed by Topeka Police, Who Place Her Under Arrest
DEATHS OF THE OAY Prudento Jjse de Moraes
THE HAVALPROBLEM Rules to Govern Mimic Warfare ACTIVE WORK BEGINS IN WEST INDIES TODAY The White Fleet Represents Advance Detachment of the Enemy, and It Will Attempt to Mine a Channel Before the Blue Fleet Appears
A Tip From a Consul
IN THE HOUSE The Day Is Devoted to Bills on tha Private Calendar
THE CANADIAN BORDER The Boundary Line Will Probably Be Permanently Marked
WORKING FOR ROWELL Perkins and Bard Unite in Urging Him for Japan Mission
Cruisers Near to Venezuela
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles
TRIM Of THE SEA Mutiny oil British Ship Leicester Castle CAPTAIN WOUNDED AND MATE SHOT DEAD The Mutineers Then Left the Vessel cn a Raft, Taking a Week's Provisions Along—Tney Expected to Keacii Pitcairn Island
SEAMEN'S UNION Action Taken by the Internationa> Gatheringi at Milwaukee
Union Enjoined
FOUND SHE WAS A WIDOW Mrs. McCandish, Searching for Her , Husband, Learns He Was Killed
AN INDIAN HANGED George Bear Meets His Fate Without Any Show of Weakness
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WATER MDFDBESTS Annual Convention in Session CHIEF JUSTICE W. H. BEATTY ELECTED PRESIDENT Sentiment of the Members Strongly Favors the Reservation of All the Forest Lands of California by an Act of Congress
THE FRUIT GROWERS Want the Exclusion Act Amended in One Respect
MURDERED BY TRUMPS A Brakeman Found on Top of a Car With a Bullet in His Body
WILL NOT WAIT LONGER Secretary Hay Will Try to Have the Canal Treaty Ratified
INFLUX OF IMMIGRANTS Large Numbers of People Come Over Southern Pacific Lines
CHINESE CHILDREN BARRED Judge Be Haven Eules They Cannot Attend the Public Schools
POOR DIM Of OIL ; Probable Cquse of the Progreso Disaster OIL SEVERAL DEGREES BELOW THAT PRESCRIBED The Law Says That Oil Used for Fuel Must Not Flash at 110 Degrees, While That Furnished the Frogreso Flashed at Ol Degrees x
WILL SIGNTREATY President Palma Says Action Is to Be Taken in a Few Days
IN HILL'S INTERESTS Seeking to Devise Means of Increasing Oriental Trade
Killed in a Snowslide
The Polaris in Distress
I Store Burglarized
DOES MINE WORK SHORTEN LIEE ? Physicians' Evidence Before Strike Arbitration Commission A MINE WORKER'S TESTIMONY v Conditions In the Mines Compared With Thoso In Onr Shops and Factories—Thi Experience of Divld Collins Snggests A Remedy—His Evidence Substantiated by That of a Baptist Clergyman
ARIZONA NOTES
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TO ASSIST STUDENTS Chinese Will Henetit by Sale WOMEN ARE TO DISPOSE OF MANY ARTICLES Proceed* Will Be Given to long F. Sec, Who Is Working His Way Through the State University, and a Local Japanese Mission
HE WELCOMES THE PRISON Frank Joseph Has No Interest in the Outside World ,
ARTISTS' WORK VIEWED Handsome Display of Local Product at the Angelus
THE SPANISH CRISIS Senor Sagasta Again Summoned by King Alfonso
The Right Mail Was Shot
New Sugar Law
A Charge Dismissed
Burned at the Dock
Help to Put Mexico on Goldd Basis
% Railroad Man Promoted
Trust Legislation
To Increase Naval Personnel
Claremont Briefs
Approval
Undelivered Telegrams
SPtIILDING MISSING j The Wells-Fargo Driver Heard From POLICE THEORY CF EXECUTION OF THE JOB Spaulding Seen on a Wheel at Azusa Yesterday—Police Confident oi His Early Capture—Value of Property Stolen Probably $1000
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
To Fight Oriental Restaurants
May Be Trouble in Honduras
To Mark Boundary Lines
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SERAPHS TAKE GAME! Hobson Proves an Easy Mark JIMMY JACKSON HITS LIKE A REAL OUTFIELDER Two Runs Scored, With a Four-Sack Drive Over the Score Board—Bases on Bails Prove Costly—Bill Devereaux and His Brand of Ginger
Notes of the Game
PONIES SHUT OUT Statesmen Win Uninteresting Game in Short Order
Racing at Ingleside
Today's Entries
New Orleans Results
Wisconsin Will Play at Pasad'ena
The Coming Bicycle Race
Manning Wants Parker
University, vs. High School
A Million Voices
UKDEHWOOOJS AVENGED CHOLO TO PASS HIS LIFE IN STATE'S PRISON The Railroad Man's Murder Fastened on Servariano Gonzales, Who Makes No Defense, but Remains Silent
KELLY AND M'VEY Big Men Will Meet in Ring First of the Year
Fight May Go to Detroit
Hand Drilling Contest
Wiley Beats Harlow
Stockton Street Car System
To Call a Statehood Convention
Two Bobbers Captured
Arrival of the Wisconsin
Michael Davitt in Washington
General Wright at the Capitol
Poor Outlook for "Lily Whites"
Bill to Reduce Duty-
Exchange of Regiments
Rise in the Price of Stores
Dr. Lorenz at the White House
No Pictures of Suicides
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YESTERDAY IN WASHINGTON
MONROE DOCTRINE IN RE VENEZUELA
SEATTLE'S BOOMERS
CHRISTMAS CABLEGRAMS TO HAWAII
SOMETHING ELSE TO THINK ABOUT
COBTLY RAZINQ
CALIFORNIA'S POLITICAL BALANCE
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WOMEN'S CLUBS Friday Morning Oiub
MACY STREET SERVICE' POPERTY OWNERS' ATTORNEY ASKS CONTINUANCE Board of Public Works Delays Matters for Another Week at the Request of E. L. Hutchison
ELECTRICAL DISPLAY
FIREMEN DISCHARGED
CIGAR MEN FEAR TRUST LOCAL DEALERS MEET AND ADOPT RESOLUTIONS Retail Merchant* Declare That They Are Afraid Their Individuality la Threatened by the Tobacco Trust
OFFICIAL VOTE ANNOUNCED City Clerk dives Out Result of Becent Election
INJURED BY AUTOMOBILE "Bed Devil" Crashes Into a Buggy Occupied by Jtx*. A. Grossman
Petroleum to Make Brick*
NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
A Gasoline Terror
JERRY ILUCH DIES Bright's Disease Claims Old Citizen ROMANTIC LIFE OF THE WELLKNOWN RESTAURATEUR Masonic Fraternity Will Take Charge of Funeral Arrangement*—Deceased Was a Shrlner and Thirty-Second Degree Scottish Kite Mason
POLLOCK'S BENEFIT Popular Theatrical Man Given a Fine Send-off
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
.AT THE HOTELS
a >» TO CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAT
PERSONAL
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SLUG MAKERS_ CAUGHT They Turned Out Leaden Devices to Beat Nickel-in-Slot Magnates
COURT BRIEFS
SOFTNES OF SEALBKIN Is Rivaled by Human Hair Where Dandruff is Eradicated
Christmas Leather Goods
CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK
CATHOLIC
RETREAT FOR SODALITIES
EPISCOPAL
METHODIST
PLANS ADOPTED FOR NEW HAVEN CHURCH
Y. W. C. A.
PRESBYTERIAN
CHRISTIAN
PENIEL WAT.T.
MURPHY MEETING
Safe Blowers Secure $500
What to Do Until the Doctor Arrives
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) UTAH TEAMJECURED Will Play Wisconsin at Pasadena – > GAME ARRANGED FOR ROSE TOURNAMENT President Coleman Completes the Arrangements for the Great Inter-Collegiate Match on New Year's D«y During His Recent Trip
(ORANGE COUNTY) TEACHERS' INSTITUTE Prominent Educators to Attend Santa Ana Gathering
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SOLDIERS' HOME Election of Officers for Uncle Sam Post—Two Funerals
(LOS ANGELES OOTYNTY) WHITTIER EVENTS The Hotel Greecleaf to Be Reopened. Ministerial Union Formed
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Monrovia Events
(LOS ANGELES OOTTNTY) Lordsburg Locals
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) CARTER GAME VOTE SAN DIEGO ELECTION CONTEST PROGRESSES SLOWLY Cruiser Boston Anchors in the Harbor. American Fishermen Prohibited Prom Fishing in Mexican Waters
(RIVERSIDE OOTTNTY) Corona Briefs
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Teamster Seriously Hurt
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Young Girl's Funeral
(RIVEBSIDE COUNTY) OFFERED NO RESISTANCE LEADERS OF TIPTOP AFFAIR TAKEN TO RIVERSIDE Every Indication That Superintendent Was Needlessly Alarmed and That Hiners Had No Wrongs Intentions
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Covina Cullings
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Eagle Rock
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) SAKDBAGGEDBY ROBBERS OLD GERMAN AMD EMPLOYE SEVERELY BEATEN Latter Starts in Pursuit of Assailant* and Has Not Been Heard From Since—Legislators yisit Asylum
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■PECULATION JS QUIET Repression removed after ■ FREE SELLING Atlantic Coast Storm Cutting Off 1 W Communication Restricts Transac- j J tions—Call Loans Bule Easier
Financial Record
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
Orange Shipments
Live Stock Reports
Coffee and Sugar
ORANGES ARE BRINGING GOOD PRICES
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bends
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Butter, Cheese and Xggs
EGGS REMAIN VERY FIRM
WHEAT TRADING IS LISTLESS
bank clearings
INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY
STOCK EXCHAMGE
THE MINING FIELD Metala Are Quiet
San Francisco Mining Stocks
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