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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 283, 17 July 1903 PDF Issue PDF

Masthead
Millions of Dollars Are Involved In Merger of Two Los Angeles Banks First National and Farmers and Merchants' Are to Consolidate
BIGGEST BANKING DEAL IN PAST TWENTY YEARS
THE MORNING'S NEWS
RUSSIA WILL NOT RECEIVE THE PETITION Cablegram to the State Department From Riddle NO FURTHER STEPS IN THE KISHENEV MATTER Belief That the President Will Now Drop the Appeal of the Jewish Citizens
PERJURY CHARGED IN MIR CASE Two Jirmsis In Paris" Due to Investigation j
LONG FIGHT FOR LIBERTY Alleged Robber Arrives in San Fran, cisco From Seattle
ANOTHER SUNRISE FINDS LEO STILL ALIVE The Pontiff Has Survived Another Night, Although His Condition Shows a Marked Change for the Worse During the Past Twenty-Four Hours and the End May Come at Almost Any Minute
ENGLAND WANTS – umiun Asks Washington About Thflse Islands
ABNER M'KINLEY ILL Believed by Physicians to Be at Death's Door
SCHWAB TAKING THEJEST CURE In Philadelphia Under Assumed Name
SLAYS THE WOMAN HE LOVED
DEATH EUDS HIS BANQUET SPEECH Chief Engineer Arthur Is Summoned
HULSE'S ALLEGED THREAT Tehachapl Constable's Statement Concerning Bakcrstield Tragedy
TIRES OF HIS LONGILLIESS Complains That Doctors Have Concealed the Truth WILL BE OPERATED ON AGAIN TODAY Action Taken Merely for the Purpos# of Lessening the Death Agony
LEO IS STILL ALIVE Marked Change for the Worse PONTIFF COMPLAINS OF HIS LONG ILLNESS Another Operation Will Be Performed Today, Simply for the Purpose of Rendering the Death Agony of His Holiness Less Acute
Cardinal Gibbons Rcaches Havre
Expelled From the Vatican
NO SALVAGE ALLOWED Privy Council Dismisses Appeal of Anchor Line
Militia Equipments
Freight Train Ditched
Pay Car in Collision
John Carver Winana
Klahencv Refugees Coming
Manchurian Question Settled) Victory for Hay s Diplomacy Ports Will Be Opened to Commerce of the World SPECIAL CONCESSIONS TO AMERICA DECLINED j
British Congratulation* for Hay
AID FOBJNAHCES Urgent Need of Remedial Legislation
Robbery in San Francisco
BELKNAP NOMINATED Kentucky Republicans Hold State Convention W. 0. CHADLEY WITHDRAWS FROM THE CONTEST JudKc Clifton Pratt, the Other Nominee for (iovernor. Withdraws Hi* Name Before Roll call la Completed—Nomination I nanimou*
TWELVE PERSONS PERISH Steamer Plying on the Volga It Destroyed by Fire
Berkeley Professor Resigns
DEATHS OF THE DAY Major William B. Hooper
Henry K. Tuner
IN SILVERS BEHALF European Countries Will Not Act THE AMERICAN -AND MEXICAN DELEGATES IN BERLIN The Flrat Conference With German Finance Officials Held, and While They Are Shown Due Courtesy Nothing of Moment Accomplished
SOUTH AFRICAN FORCE England to Maintain and Army of Twenty-Five Thousand Men
VENEZUELA PAYS UP Last Installment Turned Over to the Allied Powers
Nile Expedition Abandoned
Quarantine May Be Necesaary
Wireless Telegraphy on Puget Sound
Extradition With Guatemala
Japanese Minister Resigns
Bankrupt Publisher
Disillusionment
Hardest Sort of Work
From Experience
VOUCHERS DISAPPEAR Scandal in the Hawaiian Legislature
THE KAISER'S_WORDS They Will Make Him Famous in This Country if Not in Germany
Henrietta's Concession
MILLIONAIRES' CLUB Exclusive Organization in New York
THE BATH CITY Mt. Clemens Famed for its Curativo Water*
Accustomed to It
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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URGING SELF DEFENSE M'LACHLAN MAKES BRILLIANT PLEA FOR ACQUITTAL OF MELROSE
Suppression of Evidence is Charged Against J. I>. Fredericks
SMUGGLEDCHINAMEN Well-Known Freighter Is Caught in the Act
HASTENS THE END Despondent Cooper Commit* Suicide by Asphyxiation
Annuity Members Withdraw
Choked Himself to Death
WHITE'SJBLE DEED Almost Gave His Life to •Save His Dog
TO SUCCEED DRUM Ross E. Browne Appointed Trustee of State Mining Bureau
WAS NOHTTACKEO Remarkable Confession of a Girl
PRESIDENT YOUNG'S THREAT Would Darken Chicago by Shutting Off Lights
t DOUBLEjm Charles Craven Murders Block ILLICIT LOVE THE CAUSE OF THE CRiME Both Were Young, and the Woman Was Daughter of the President of Block Manufacturing Company of Virginia—A Razor Was Used
EPPINGERS TO BE INDICTED Alleged to Have Obtained Money by False Pretenses
CHARGED WITH SWINDLING Insurance Solicitor Under Arrest at San Francisco
BRAKEMAN SHOOTS HOBO |Gang Board His Train and Refuse to Get Off
Woman Asphyxiated
IN PRISON Appeal of a California for Aid
TWELVE CHINESE KILLED Fire Damp Explosion in a British Columbia Mine
SAN FRANCISCO^SPOPULATION The Metropolis Estimated to Contain 400,000 People
MONTANATRAGEDY A Stockman Deliberately Shot After Being Knocked Down
Ordered Deported
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DEATH m KNAPP Ohio Wife-Murderer Js COilViCtcu. JURY FAILS TO RECOMMEND MERCY Prisoner's Mother and Sister Greatly Affected Upon Hearing the Verdict and Afterwards Visit the Condemned Man in His Cell
CRIME QUICKLY AVENGED Tramp Fatally Shot by the Father o? His Little Victim
DIAMONDS DISAPPEAR Valuable Package Missing From New York Appraiser's Stores
SUMMER RESORT BURNED Quests Compelled to Escape in Their Night Clothes
THROWN OVER A BRIDGE Farmer's Unhappy Experience With Three Highwaymen
Wife Slayer Indicted
May Save Part of Cargo
Mine Caves In
Kansas Wheat Crop
Untitled
COMPLETING S.L.R.R. (Trading Contracts to Be Let at Once
PUGILIST'S PLUCKY DEED Saves a Small Boy's Life at the Risk of His Own
exhaustive Submarine Trials
Assigned to Philippines
FIGHT IS INEVITABLE Castro and Rolando as Letter Writers
SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS Cotton and Sumatra Tobacco Grown in Hawaiian Islands
Fire at Clovis
LABOR United .Railways President Gives His Views
Pay Checks Were Due
MILITARY REUNION | Society of Santiago de Cuba Meets in Detroit
APPE^ALL°WED Privilege Granted Shipbuilding Trust in Receivership Matter
FEARS OF A FLOOD Kaw River Rising as a Result of Heavy Rains
PERISH J J FIRE Four Persons Meet Death in Kansas DESTRUCTION OF THE BONNER SPRINGS SANITARIUM Entire Building Filled With Smoke Before the Inmates, Thirty in Number, Are Aroused From Sleep by the Attendants
HUNT WINS HIS MATCH Californian in the New York State Tennis Tournament
EPWORTH_LE(IGUtRS 17,000 Delegates Are In Detroit TENT ONTARIO IS JAMMED TO SUFFOCATION Bishop Galloway of Jackson, Miss., Speaks on the Eighteenth Century Pentecost — Waiting, Working, Witnessing Are the Watchwords
Trust's Reorganization
Acquitted of Her Sister's Murder
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Mrs. Hughlett Attempts to Poison Herself and Her Two Children
•Second Effort Averted by Timely intervention of J. 8. Thomas
REV. A. C. FESSENDEN CALLED Will Assume Pastorate of the Grand View Presbyterian Church
Sheet Pictures
Matter of Choice
KOI A RHtTORV Alotormen Must Keep Out of Saloons ONE-MORE-CHANCE PLEA HAS PLAYED OUT Street Railways Have No Use for Employes Who Frequent Saloons. Francis Murphy Makes Vain Plea. Big Santa Fe Outing; at Redondo
Fire in Kern City
Tax Roll Raised to Keep Down the Rate Los 'Angeles Countu Compelled to Pau Big Share of State Taxes
MM BE DjSBARfttD Grave Charges Against Local Attorneys
FOREST RANGERS ARE BUSY Heavy Work and Large Districts Make Their Tasks Hard
Charged With Embezzlement
To Die on the Gallows
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WALL STREET FLURRY
BILLIONS OF TROLLEY FARES
ABANDONED EASTERN FARMS
LONG BEACH CHAUTAUQUA
FEDERAL BUILDING HOLD-UP
HON. CHAMP CLARK
STATE OWNS SCHOOL BONDS
1/npro meditated Remarks Miles' Long, Dusty Ride
Gives Himself Away
SOCIAL DIARY AND GOSSIP
Trolley Ride and Beach Luncheon
Social Notes
Popped Just In Time
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NEWS OF CITY IK BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Terminal Island Band Concert
Untitled
WILL START AUSPICIOUSLY The New Baptist Church Has a Most Encouraging Outlook
Wound Proves Fatal
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
SHE WILL STUDY UNDER THE MASTERS OE EUROPE
VISITS MOUNT LOWE Champ Clark Has Missouri Dinner at Alpine Tavern
LOCAL LAND OFFICE REPORTS Annual Journal Sent to Washington Shows Large Business
Trip Around the World
Mammoth Hotel for San Diego
Hypnotism at Fault
AT THE HOTELS
Artillery Field Day
Hone Trader Missing
Circus Train Wrecked
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL FOR NEW_BRIDGES Bonds Don't Coyer Cost of Improvements OUTFALL SEWER ENDANGERS HEALTH OF THE CITY Its Capacity Is Reached and the City Engineer Say* No More Connection* Should Be Made—New Drain Is an Absolute Necessity
CITY HALL NOTES
Q/v
WANTS HER LOT Miss Clara B. Turton Sues the Pennsylvania Oil Company
Are You Going to th» World's Fair?
RELIES ol_ LAPSES Cornfeed's Plan to Repay "Investors" MERCANTILE COMPANY'S RAKE OFF IN PERCENTAGES The Bookkeeper Admits That Unless the People Quit Paying on Contracts the Concern Cannot Pay Out. Urgent Necessity of New Investors
COURT BRIEFS
LIGHTING CO.'S ASSESSMENT Corporation Wants Cut of $20,000 on Its Solvent Credits
OBJECT TO THE REFINERY Oil Works in Arroyo Seco Not Popular With Its Neighbors
HILL WILL CONTEST Mrs. Driggs Will Come Up Today in Contempt Proceeding
TO BRING MASTERSON BACK Sheriff's Office and Not Chief Elton Will Have That Task
RECEPTION FOR CHAMP CLARK The Iroquois Club Wants an Evening With the Congressman
Where All Is Slow
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g LONG BEACE
REDONDO IAAAA/VWWA/VWK
CATALINA ISLAND
SANTA MONICA
OCEAN PARK
BRIGHTON BEACH
CORONABO
NEWPORT BEACi
MOONSHINERS DEFENDED Love Freedom and Believe They Have a Right to Make Whisky
A Canyon Wren
No Damage
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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Orator Champ Clark Holds His Audience Spellbound "Picturesque American Statesmen" Was the Theme Chosen REV. MILLAR'S NOVEL LECTURE ON INDIANS
PACIFIC NATIONALS Rain Stops the Los AngeJts-Salt Lake Game
Helena 12, San Francisco 10
Seattle 6, Spokane g
Butte 4, Tacoma 3
NATIONALJLEAGUE New York Pitchers Unable to Stop Pittsburg's Batting Streak
Boston 4, Chicago 3
Brooklyn 5, St. Louis 4
Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 1
TIDE TABLE FOR JULY
HUGHES _A_MYSTEBY Seraplis Narrowly Miss a Shut-out SEATTLE OUTPLAYS THEM AT ALL POINTS Newton Is Hit Freely While Toman and Smith Contribute Some (liaring Misplays—Northern Pltcfier in His Old-Time Form
HITS ARE INFREQUENT Whalen Has the Better of the Argument With Thomas
Portland 13, Oakland 5
Caldwell Defeats Butler
TURF K TO MEET McChesney and Waterboy Matched SPECIAL PURSE OF $10,000 IS OFFERED Race to Take Place at the Brighton Beach Track Next Wednesday at a Mile and a Quarter—Immense Sums Will Be Wagered
Results at Brighton
Washington Park Winners
Dclmar Results
AMERICANJJEAGUE St. Louis Defeats Washington by a Home Run Drive
Detroit io, New York i
Boston ii, Cleveland 4
Chicago ii, Philadelphia 6
Hoosler'o Past Trip
GOLF AfJMECITO Midsummer Carnival Is in Full Swing VENUS AGAIN BEATS THE KATRiNA In the Tennis Tournament Freeman and Overton, in the Men's Singles, Easily Beat Bell and Variel—Sutton Sisters Will Play in Finals
Tuxedos Defeat Engaritas
KELLY IS CHAMPION Captures the Wingfield Sculls Over A. H. Cloutte
GOLF iTUUKEE Inaugural of the Annual Western Event OPEN TOURNAMENT OF THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION Close of the First Day's Play Finds Alex Smith in the Lead With 78, Followed by Ed Baxter With 79 and Joe Mitchell With 80
Tennis Tournament Arranged
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) GREEN GOES INSANE Was Formerly Member of Company I WENT TO PHILIPPINES AND WAS WOUNDED Of Late He Has Become So Violent and Threatening: That His Parents Will Have Him Examined as to His Mental Condition
Gas Companies Consolidate
School Bond Election
R. A. George Dead
Owner of Carlton Hote! 11l
Sudden Death
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) POINT LOMA SANITARIUM Will Be in Operation by the First of the Year
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) RAILROAD AGENTS CLASH Agent Scott of the Salt Lake Makes a Protest
(ORANGE COUNTY) APRICOT SEASON OVER Hot Weather and Scarcity of Labor Have Been Drawbacks
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) MURDERED IN CUBA Ira C. Bradley Was a Former Resi dent of San Dimas
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Entertainment at the Home
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER. Color of Hair Said to Indicate a Person's Temperament.
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) ROBBED HIS BROTHER WAS SEEN TO TAKE TWENTY DOLLARS IN GOLD Jerome and C. F. Pierson Could Give No Account of Themselves and Are Landed Behind the Bars
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) THE SENIOR ESTATE Public Administrator Bowman Petitions for Letters
(ORANQE COUNTY) TENNIS CLUB ORGANIZED Matches With Fullerton Cracks Arc Being Arranged
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) HOLLYWOOD TO INCORPORATE Citizens' Unanimous Decision at the Wednesday Night Meeting
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) Gem City Oun Club Shoot
Warships Assemble
(ORANGE COUNTY) GLUNDERSJSJTOLEHT, FOUR HORSES ORDERED SHOT NEAR YORBA Animais Were the FVopcrty of A. E, Waern, and Were Condemned by Veterinary Surgeon R. A. Lord
RECEIVER APPOINTED Action Brought Against a New York Company
MAY SHARE VICTIM'S ESTATE Money for Three Brothers Under Death Sentence in New York
Santa Barbara
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STOCKS WERE UNSETTLED WALL STREET FEVERISH AND NERVOUS Reselling on Advances Was the Principal Item of Interest—All the Gains Are Practically Wiped Out
SENSATIONAL DECLINE
LOCAL EGGS ARE SCARCER Loss in Rehandling Is Large—Potatoes Are Weak and Lower
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
WEATHER FAVORS ORANGE SALE
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bonds
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
Pacific Coast Trade
Live Stock Reports
Sugar and Coffee
GOOD TRADE IN WHEAT
MINERS' STOCK EXCHANGE
Copper Unchanged
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Fruits in San Franclcco
Peaches Are Quiet
Northern Oil Stocks
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Building Permits
Coast Shipping
MARINE REPORT-JULY 16
GOOD PRICES REALIZED Sale of M. H. Tichenor & Co.'s String at Washington Park
Baby Each for Both Billies
x MAY GO TO ASTORIA San Francisco Oarsmen May Hold Up Santa Barbara's Proposition
Restraining Order Prayed For
LEADS ALLTHE WM Shamrock 111 Is Again In Front
Y. M. C. A. JUBILEE WEEK Mr*. J. F. Merrill Makes Opening Address
Must Insulate Wires
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FtRREBAJO SUfftß ( «stro Refuses to Show Him Mercy HE rRGmiSES PARDON TG ALL OTHERS IN REVOLT Attack on Ciudad Bolivar is Delayed, and General Gomez Receives Instruction to Besiege the City in Order to Spare All Lives Possible
Armistice Ended
'FARMER'S DOUBLE CRIME Slays His Wife and Then Ends His Own Life
From Pulpit to College
CALIFORNIA Sun, Wind and Dust
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