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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 262, 26 June 1903
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THE KAISER WHS GREATm>LE»SED Close Inspection of the Kearsarge GREATLY INTERESTED IN THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM At the Close of the Bmperor's Inspection Admiral Cotton Calls Upon the Crew for Cheers, and They Are Given With a Will
THE MORNING'S NEWS
O'NIEL MAY BE MlLtf SLAYER Snspect Is Captured in Indian Territory EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED SO AS TO HOLD HIM Sheriff and Police Working on Clue Which They Hope Will Identify Him as the Man Who Rented the Sixteenth Street House
DISPLAY WILL WAVEJjO EQUAL Frank Wiggins .Returns From St. Louis TELLS OF GIGANTIC PLANS FOR WORLD'S FAIR California Awarded a Choice Location, and AH Eyes Turned Toward This State—lndividual Co-operation I Required to Obtain Best Results
CONSISTORY HELD AT MICAS Was Attended With Much Interest MANY BELIEVE IT IS THE LAST POPE LEO WILL HOLD Greeted With Great Enthusiasm by the Crowds—His Holiness, as He Passed, Looked a Little More Wax Like, a Little More Bowed
THE RE-BALLOTINGS All Parties Combine Against the Socialists In Germany
WILL MAKE REPLY Ex-Postmaster General Smith to Answer Civil Service Report
JEWISH PETITION TOTHE CZAR The President Decides to Send It MAY NEVER REACH HANDS OF RUSSIA'S RULER In Diplomatic Circles It I* an Open Secret That the Czar Will Never Be Permitted by the Prime Minister to See the Document
Will Be Prepared Soon
Cabinet Crisis in Athens
A HERO OFTHE NATION Statue of Joe Hooker Unveiled BOSTON MAKES IT OCCASION FOR A HOLIDAY 'arade in Which Scores of the Most Distinguished Military Men of the Country Took Part—Many Old Comrades Were Present
LIST OF HONORS Four Peers. Three Privy Councilors and Six Baronets Created
GATHERING JLVIDENCE Cases of Alleged Fraud Against the Postoffice Department
Resolutions Will Do No Good
STUBBS JSWRATHY Criticises the Interstate Commission TRAFFIC DIRECTOR OBJECTS TO SECRET CHARGES Called Upon to Defend the Union Pacific for Alleged Granting of Rebates, He Demands Source of Information, but Without Success
NORTH SHORE ACCIDENTS The Cause of Wednesday'* Remains a Mystery
FRIENDS OF METCALF The Typothetae of America Protest Against His Removal
SEES DANGER AHEAD The Vienna Press Condemns Count Hodervary's Action
French Line Will Follow Suit
ISWEAR.SAYS PETER Impressive Ceremony at Belgrade NEW MONARCH TAKES OATH IN THE SKUPSHTINA His Demeanor Throughout Showed His Intention to Be a King in Fact as Well as in Name—Popular Demonstrations in His Favor
A SOLEMN CEREMONY Scene In the Old Parliament House When the King Took the Oath
ACTION OFJTHE DIPLOMATS The Duration of Their Absence Will Depend Upon Peter's Course
MINISTRY RESIGNS The King Reappoints the Members
SIR THOMASJJPTON Plucky Yachtsman Entertained by General Corbin
ROYAL DECLARATION Earl Gray's Bill to Abolish It Is Defeated in the Lords
THE-EPPINGERS' CASE Consideration to Be Resumed by the Grand Jury
ADVENTUROUS YOUTH A Two-Year-Old Boy Succeeds In Making a Stir
Stand by Chamberlain
China and Manchuria
Another Case of Peonage
Our Exchange Commissioners
The Lacrosse Players
A Frinhtened Horse
KANSAS LAWMAKERS Decide to Adjourn the Session Today WON'T APPROPRIATE MONEY FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS The Capital Visited by a Rain So Tremendous That It Must Have Reminded the Legislators of the Terrible Days That .Have Past
Almost a Cloudburst
Seeds for Flood Sufferers
Six Skeletons Found
The First Train Out
Will Have a Prompt Trial
Jealousy Caused It
Opposition Is Dying Out
No Camping in Big Baisin Park
Chinese Doctor Murdered
Coast Blazes
Negro Hanged by Masked Men
A Message to Manila
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUUDE
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YtLEWHjSILLTHHEE Not a Crumb of Comfort for Harvard STRUGGLED BRAVELY, BUT IT WAS TO NO PURPOSE The 'Varsity Eight-Oared Race the Ells Took by Three Boat Lengths. Their Success Attributed to the Superiority of Their Stroke
Captains Elccted
GREAT CONTEST TODAY The 'Varsity Crews Out for Practice on the Hudson River
DIED ONJTHE DESERT Body of William Toncy of Los Angeles Is Found by His Companion
WHAT TO MELICK He Was Nearly Buried Beneath a Pile of Gold Coin
After the Hop Mite
No Evidence of Conspiracy
For Gubernatorial Mansion
Poker Players in Court
A Constable Shot
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MILITIA JMJOHTROL Street Cars Running in Richmond EVERY CAR GUARDED BY A HEAVILY ARMED FORCE Soldiers Ordered to Shoot to Kill if It Becomes Necessary, and Women and Children Are Requested to Remain Within Doors
Linemen's Strike
Board of Conciliation Meets
Sacramento Employers Organize
Miners and Employers
Granted More Pay
Strikers Enjoined
A Closed Incident
Arbitration Hearing
Wages Readjusted
A GREAT UNDERTAKING Work Begun on the Sewerage and Drainage System in New Orleans
Another Boodle Proposition
The Cramps Vote Increase of Capital
Explosion of Ammonia Gas
Derailed Engine Takes Fire
Eleven Persons Poisoned
Order Revoked
A Woman Poisoner on Trial
Mechanical Engineers
WHITE VERSUS BUCK A. Riot Breaks Out in Wilmington OVER ONE HUNDRED SHOTS EXCHANGED IN STREET Promises Serious Consequences, but the Participants Are Dispersed by the Arrival of a Squad of Police on the Scene of Disturbance
Negro Fiend Not Yet Identified
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COMMERCIAL HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT Cofigressman McLachlan Delivers a Strong Address on Honesty in v < Everyday Commercial Life
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BLIND POLITICAL LEADERSHIP
MORE LYNCHINGS
KANSAS ETHICS
AN UNWARRANTED FLING
LION AND LAMB
TOV PISTOL AND KINDRED TOPICS
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DEATHS OF THE DAY
Agent Miller Arraigned
Upton and McGregor Indicted
Big Smelter to Be Built
Shot Through the Body
Suit Against Tobacco Trust
A Horseman Disappears
THE PUBLIC PULSE
Whaf Our Students Need
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NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Terminal Island Band Concert
AROUND THE TOWN
CITY, NEWS !N BRIEF
Swell Gowns Are a Pleasure
"A CIRCUS GIRL" AT THE MASON
MOTEL ARRIVALS
Undelivered Telegrams
INVITE DEMOCRAT BRAVES Iroquois Propose to Hold a National J Gathering Here
Credit Men's Outing
Found on the Railroad Track
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good mmi The Theme of Bishop Conaty's Address SPLENDID AUDIENCE GREETS NEW HEAD OF DIOCESE Vast Crowd Cheers the Noted Priest at the Los Angeles Theater—Cititenship to Be Qood Must Find Itself in Character
DR. J. S. THOMSON'S PLANS Will Become an Episcoplian Priest. Christ Church Services
READING DEPOSITIONS Evidence Being Adduced by Driggs Side of Hill Case
Accredited Schools
HAIR SOFT AS SILK
Used Dynamite to Kill Himself
Crushed by an Elephant
Supervisor Appointed
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) FRUIT IK OUTING Annual Picnic of the Farmers' Club NOTABLE GATHERING AT THE HOME OF JOHN BUTLER Professor Joseph Grinnell Delivers the Principal Address of the Day on the "Birds of Southern California," Telling of Their Benefits
Many New Building Contracts
Qarbage Crematory
City Briefs
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) Chino Brevities
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Temperance Medal Contests
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) STRUCK BY A HUGE ROCK TERRIBLE ACCIDENT TO A MEXICAN LABORER Boulder Thrown Up by Blast Crashes Through a Car Under Which Man Was Crawling, Crushing his Head
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) LONG BEACH LOCALS
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) AGAINST CONTESTANTS Efforts to Break the Will of the Late Colonel Maxcy Fails
(LOS ANOELES COUNTY) At the Soldiers' Home
(ORANQE COUNTY) WATER FOR RANDOLPH System for Supplying the New Town Nearing Completion
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SOCIETYJJFJFRIENDS Yearly Meeting of the California Church at Whittier
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) Colton Cement Works
(ORANGE COUNTY) SANTA ANA AFFAIRS Bashaw Escapes Posecution for Passing Worthless Checks
(LOS ANQELES COUNTY) Death of Mr*. W. W. Dumm
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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com OF VpwiSH Drinkwater Twirls Fine Game of Ball THE SERAPHS HIT WHALEN'S CURVES OPPORTUNELY Danny Shay Makes an Exhibition of Himself, and Is Benched by Levy for Offering to Strike the Umpire With His Bat—The Score
OAKLAND BRACES UP Two New Eastern Players Help to Defeat Portland
NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago and Brooklyn Break Even on a Double Header
AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia Wins From Detroit in a Ten-Inning Qame
Lawn Tennis Tournament
Lines Beats Broad
Philadelphia Cricketers Abroad
BUTTE INJE LEAD Los Angeles Defeated by Tacoma MINERS TAKE OOUBLEHEADER FROM PORTLAND Strickiett Loses Game for Southerners by Sending the Ball Too Fast for Hardy to Hold and by Dropping a Throw to the Plate
CADETS HOLD FIELD DAY Military Academy Students in Field Sports and Swimming
GAME REFUGES Large Section of Forest Reserves to Be Closed to Sportsmen
LURLINE SOLD Pasadena Man Purchases John D. Spreckels' Fine Yacht
Results at Shcepshead Bay
At Washington Park
Racing at St. Louis
Smathers Buys Grand Opera
Forming a Racing Trust
Tuxedos Defeat Engaritas
Shoot at Uplands .
Drawing for the Coursing
Auto Club on a Trip
Open to Challengea
Corbett Knocks Out Murphy
Over the Sierras
Woods Has Gone
JUNE TIDE TABLES
A Tall Offer Refused
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
Detective Shot Wrong Man
A Kentucky Tragedy
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL INSURE m SALE Bonds May Go at Public Subscription ISSUE CAN BE SOLD WITHOUT AID OF BANKS Councilmen Believe That Idle Money Will Invest In City's Securities if They Are Offered in Lots of $1000 and Upwards—Plans for Schools
ELK WILL RECEIVE WELCOME Park Board Would Make Reserve for the Qovernment Herd
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COUNCIL WILLJNVESTI6ATE Some One's Mistake Caused the Big Alameda Street Flood
COURT BRIEFS
CITY HALL NOTES
Excursion to Boston
Ara You Going to the World'* Fair?
Wood to Burn
BIG JEWEjJOBBERY True Story of a $15,000 Steal DECOY LETTER THAT FAILED IN ITS MISSION Chance Recognition of Bellboy by an Observant Traveler Ends in a Solution of Melrose Hotel Mystery. Where the Local Police Come In
The Passion Play
Williamson Broa.
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STEEL STOCKS TUMBLE CORPORATION BONDS GO TO A NEW LEVEL Total Deal* Fall Very Much Below the Average—Money Squeeze la Looked for aa the Month Closes
Financial Record
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
LIMA BEAN PROSPECTS Crop Will Rcach a Half Million Sacks in Ventura County
FRESH ORANGES RULE FIRM
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bond*
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
COFFEE FUTURES FIRMER
Fruit* in San Francisco
JULY WHEAT CLIMBS UPWARD
MINERS' STOCK EXCHANGE
London Copper Advances
STOCK EXCHANGE
Live Stock Reports
Cotton and Wool
MARINE REPORT-JUNE 25
EXCHANGE TROUBLES AIRED Brokers Carry a Mine Deal to the Governing Board
ALL efforts CEASE No Further Attempts to Get Releases in Taylor-Christie Case
THEIR BAIL INCREASED Taylor and Christie Dig Up Required Amount
Battleships Sail
N. I. A., A. A. O. N. M. 8., B. P. O. E. and Other Eastern Excuraloniata
FIGHT FOR AN^ESTATE Think the Affairs of the Late W. L. Smith Are Mismanaged
Wins Emperor's Cup
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IKE FASTER TIME ' peed Freight Trains Over Mountains aGLER AND INGRAM ON AN INSPECTION TOUR ' T. D. Connelly Is Appointed Head of the Qould Lines in This City, Effective July i—Elks Going to Baltimore Next Month—News Notes
Santa Barbara
New Overland Service
Preserve Your Eyeaight
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