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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 116, 28 January 1903
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CUBAN TREATY JSOLOTIOi Members ot Legislature Divided SOME OPPOSITION TO SENDING INSTRUCTIONS TO PERKINS tfembers ot Los Angeles Delegation Caucus and Agree to Support Stanton's Telephone Investigation. Resolution in a modified Form
THE MORNING'S NEWS
All APPALLING RAILROAD WRECK One Hundred Dead or Injured EXPRESS CRASHES INTO LOCAL IN NI'W JERSEY . Three Patsenger Coaches Torn to Pieces—The Wreck Takes Fire and Many Persona Were Roasted to Death—Partial List of Dead
HOHOmHG THE MEMORY DF WILLIAM M'KINLEY Brilliant and Eloquent Eulogy on the Life and Works of the Departed Statesman Pronounced by President Theodore Roosevelt ' at a Banquet in Canton, Ohio
OIL BILL mm CHANCE Members of the Los Angeles Assembly Delegation Caucus on the fialston Measure and Are Confident of Its Defeat
STATEHQODMEASURE Quay Secures Another Favorable Vote FAILS TO HOLD THE SENATE IN SESSION Soott of West Virginia Urges the Amendment of the Pension Laws 80 as to Allow Every Soldier Who Served Ninety Days $12 a Month
TWO IMPORTANT BILLS House Votes to Increase Salaries of Federal Judges
LESSLER'S DENIAL Denounce* as False Witness Doblln's Allegations
NEVADA SENATORSHIP The Balloting Shows Francis Newlands Far in the Lead
ELECTION IS LEGAL Tbe Governor Will Issue a Certificate to Senator Teller
Still Voting in Oregon
Long Chosen in Kansas
Senator Spooner Re-Elected
In Washington State
To Succeed McLaurin
A Prince Found Dead
Lynch'a Sentence Commuted 1 <i 7 i-i— .
BOLD BANK ROBBERS They Blow Open a Safe and Get Away With $3500 in Cash
HERBERT_GIVES AID Bo wen's Proposition Is Acceptable BRITISH MINISTER WORKING FOR PEACE Germany Objects to Countries OthcT Than Those Which Joined in the Naval Operations Sharing in the Guarantee Venezuela Offer*
GERMANY'S OBJECTION Only Powers Which Joined in Blockade Should Share Spoils
ACTINOJN HARMONY German Denial of Friction With Great Britain
A CONCERTED EFFORT European Powers Seeking to Disrupt This Republic
Professor Moramsen's Hair
Navajoes Are Starving
Honor for Von Sternberg
Steamer Ashore T.OMnnV Ton 07 ~4
Heavy Damages
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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LAWS FOBJRIZONA Legislative Assembly at Work – FEUD BETWEEN CATTLE AND SHEEPMEN REMOVED Bitter Fight in Prospect Over Bill for the Control of the Grazing Ranges. Proposed Tax on the Output of Bullion May Bring Strong Opposition
WILL TRY TO GET WATER Action to Be Taken by tlie City Council of Oakland
PAWNBROKER ROBBED String Deed Done on Kearney Street, San Francisco
Missing 21an Found
Gas Plant for Santa Fe
Would Keep Out Garbage Crematory
SHOT TO KILL Assassination of a Young Woman in Santa Cruz County
Asparagus Bust
Arbor Day in Kern County
Yacht Driven Ashore V
j The Midland Pacific
Suicide of Dos Angeles Man
Tramway Swept Away
Rebels Arrested
TO THE ROOTB A School Boy Digs Down to Find Food to Build Him Right
SENATE BILLS Several Measures for Improving State Institutions
MISSCALLED "HAIR TONICS" Most Hair Preparation! are Merely Scalp Irritants, of No Value
PARDONING OF CRIMINALS Bill to Create a Board to Pass Upon the Applications
To Teach Deaf Children
Appropriations for Whittier
DEATHS OF THE DAY M. Wilson.
Count Von Ballestrem Honored
Interstate Liquor Traffic
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WHERE PLAGUE RAGES Experience of a Chicago Capitalist QIT&ENS FLEEING ACROSS THE BORDER FROM MAZATLAN The Dread Disease Spares None and ▲ttacki Rich and Poor Indiscriminately—lt Im Now Spreading . Among the Mexican SoldUrs
No Plague In Guaymas
NO HEBREW RACE Startling Declaration Made by Dr. Maurice Fisliberg
A Reply to Chinese Note
Wants Free Lumbers
A Startling Surprise
STATE GIVEN THOROUGH DRENCHING
CROPS ARE ASSURED Two Inches at Santa Barbara for the Storm
Soldiers' Home
Anxiety Relieved
IN THE OIL FfrELDS Considerable Damage Is Done at McKittrick, Kern County
DOWNPOUR GENERAL From OTegon Border Southwest the State Has Had. a Good Wetting
ROADS IMPASSABLE Stage Traffic Badly Demoralized in Northern California
RAILROAD TRAFFIC BLOCKER The Result of a Landslide in Southern Oregon ;
WHEATLAND INUNDATED Railroad Embankment Blown. Up to Save the Town
Landslide Blocks Traffic
Railroad Abandoned
Blessing to Mining Men
Schools Closed
The Sacramento Rising
Plenty in Santa Clara
Hakes Crops Grow
Storm Took a Fresh Start
Creeks Running Pull
TOO GREAT EXPEN3E Not the Reason
BIG DIAMOND THEFT Porch Climber Is Richer by |2000 FIGUEROA STREET RESIDENCE ENTERED Burglar Has Designs on the Stimson House, But Is Scared Off—Police and the Victims Decline to Discuss the Particulars
Trying to Take in Gould Lines
Assumes the Regency
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SEASON Clubs Taking Farewell Hap at Ducks CERTAIN ASPECTS OF GROVE JOHNSON'S BILL Prospects for Good Snipe Shooting After Duck Season Has Passed. Plans of the Various Clubs—Water Coining Up in Nigger Slough
ANOTHER OCEAN PARK SHOOT I£anagem«nt Promises Affair Will Be Run Right This Time
OCCIDENTAL SPORTS BOOMING
Racing at Oakland
Santa Fes Win Again
Owls Win Three Games
Bethel Boys Defeat Memorial
SOCIETY HAS_FOUND NEW FAD
MADDENKHAMPION Some Facts A boat Big Ed Martin WHERE AND HOW HE MADE HIS START IN BOXING Came From Denver, Where He Used to Do All Manner of Odd Jobs, and Went Into Boxing Primarily Because He Liked the Sport—Facts
LAVELLE LEAVES TODAY Slanager Lucas Has Other Matches Already in Sight
FAITH IN JEFFRIES Billy Delaney Going Eaat to Join the Champion
LAID TO REST AT ROSEDALE Bev. A. C. Smither Conducts Service Over Remains of Mrs. Brund'ge
TO SELL AGRICULTURAL PARK Committee of Fifteen Appointed to Defeat the Scheme
NORMAL DIRECTORS MEET Orant Diplomas and Award Contracts for the Tear
THEY MISSED NOTHING
Undelivered Telegrams
Fell From a High Bridge
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A MENACE TO CALIFORNIA
OPERA BOUFFE OPPORTUNITY
GOOD ENOUGH CANAL TREATY
THE RAINSTORM
THE, SOCIAL REFORM WAVE
THE LATEST RAILROAD RUMOR
| Odds ana Cnds |
Justice to Fremont
97?r, leu's Adventures
Some {Reminiscences of O'TTJearct
LUMTKSJREMATED Destruction of Asylum in England FIFTY BODIES HAVE BEEN -ALREADY RECOVERED Some Pitiable Scenes Witnessed •• Weeping Man and Women Becognized the Charred Remains of Relatives and Friends Who Perished
KESWICK STRIKE ENIIED Manager Agrees Not to Discriminate Against U aion. Men
XJV.rVVAO X. tVIVUTAIt Action of Clerks Indorsed
AFTER TWELVE YEARS Because of Errors in Indictment a Man Is Released Prom. Prison
JUilo fcivcii UH aj« JIUHCVWV".-"--. United Mine Workers *»rvT iXT A TirtT Ta Tx/1 Ton 97 Th«
Money Asked for White House
A Steamer Sunk
NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
PERSONAL
FOUR HUNDRED IN A DAY Remarkable Record in Giving Opportunity to Men
Fine Carriages
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
BLACK'S POOLROOM STILL OPEN
AROUND THE HOTELS
THEORIE3 ABOUT FOOD Also a Few Facta on the Same Bub* Ject
Southern Pacific Colonist Rates
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
BORI
DIEU
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL CHUWITHDMWN Patrolman Henderson Is Reinstated FAREWELL BENEFIT OF OLD POLICE BOARD Hayor Will Not Recognize Present Board After Next Monday—Harry Starr and Jcseph Dockweiler Decide to Withdraw Charges
A DEATH BED MARRIAGE H. M. Sherman Weds Woman the Second Time
COURT BRIEFS The Samuels Divorce
Thomas Paine Anniversary
TAKEN *SJ JEST Mason Petition Is Not Seriously Received ORDINANCE TAXING CHURCH PEOPLE WOULD NOT HOLD Attorneys Say It Would Savor Too Strongly of Class Legislation—Petition May Result in the License Ordinance Being Changed
BEACH LOTS SOLD With the Passing of Winter BeEort Property Is in Demand
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Building Permlta
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) WASTMGJHE WEII City Officials Grossly Negligent CORPORATION STOCKS BOOM WHILE THE PEOPLE WAIT Mora Than, a Tear Since an Appropriation Wat Made to Sink Test Wells, But No Hove Has Been Made Towards Satisfying Taxpayers Herald's Pasadena Bureau.
Franchise
Pasadena Society
Briefs of Pasadena
Pasadena Brief*
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Briefs of Riverside
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) FRANCHISE GRANTED Long Beach to Have Another Water System
CLOS ANGELES COUNTY) PROGRESS IVE_POMONA Bend Election to Be Called for School and Park Purposes
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) HOLES FILLED UP
(liOS ANGELES COUNTY) Compton Brevities
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) PROBABLY MLLY HURT MEXICAN HORRIBLY MANGLED BY A TRAIN Second Trial of I* E. Chittenden on a Charge of Robbing a Safe at Barstow—A Woman's Narrow Escape
{ORANGE COUNTY) SHOOTING PRESERVE SOLD Los Angeles Syndicate Buys Newport Gun Club's Property
.(ORANGE COUNTY) SCHOOLS CLOSED
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Elsinore Events
Fountain Pent
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) PAY OF CITV_OFFICIALS COUNCIL ADJUSTS SALARIES FOR THE YEAR Death of a Boy From an Operation for Appendlcitis—Naval Reserves Receive a New Piece of Ordnanca
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Covina Happenings
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Claremont Clipping*
At Occidental Gollegs
GOES SOUTH TOMORROW Eagle of Eagles Fays Official Visit to San Diego Aerie
FAREWELL TO ARCHBISHOP Newman Club Will Tend«r Banquet in Hist Honor
Guide and Handbook
THIRTY SUITS FILED Action Against Sunset Telephone People CUMMINGS COMPANY IS THE COMPLAINANT Claims His Patent Germ Proof Attachments Were Ordered Removed in Favor of a Cumbersome Fad Device of the Times Company
BRUTE WITH A STAR Deputy Constable Mehegan Gets One Hundred Days on Chain Gang
AID FOR MAZATLAN Committee Will Appeal to Business Hen for Cash Contribution*
Champagne Importations In T902
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IT ft VERY LOW EBB BUT LITTLE TRADING DONE IN WALL STREET Brokers Find That Their Fears of aa Outbreak of Trouble Over Venezuela Were Not Realizezd
Financial Becord
Bradstreet's Advices
WILD SCRAMBLE FOR WHEAT
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
The Wool Market
SOME CARLOADS OF ORANGES TAKEN FROM MARKET
NEW YORK STOCKS
New >7ork Beads
Boston Stocks and Bond*
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
Sugar and Coffee
The Cotton Market
PRODUCE STOCKS AMPLE ALL EYES ARE TURNED UPON WEATHER CONDITIONS Eggs Rule Firm and Poultry Scarce. Butter Active—Cheese Unchanged. Onions in Good Supply
STOCK EXCHANGE
Oranges in Florida
THE MINING FIELD Tin Strong in liondon
San Francisco Mining Stocks
•Butter and Eggs
Coast Shipping
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BOTH AREPROMINENT IN SOCIETY
Rebard-Wilson
Normal Class Party
Progressive Luncheon
For Miss Carpenter
Pretty Luncheon
Whist Club Entertained
For Her Sitter
Social No tea
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BALL Well Arranged and Largely Attended Function
Chicago Selling Coal
NEW TRACTION LINE Contracts for Hollywood 1 Extension ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION WORK ABOUT READY TO BEGIN Pacific Electric Extension to Monrovia Is to Be Pushed—Freight Agents Are Pleased With the Business Outlook Since the Bain Began
IMMANUEL CHURCH BANQUET W. E. McVay Entertains Teachjrs of the Sunday School
> Buried Money Found
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