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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 20, 21 October 1903
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CZAR GAINS CONTROL OF MANCHURIA Treaty With China Concluded by M. Lessar RUSSIA HOLDS REAL COMMAND Joint Monopoly of Trade Retained by Two Signatories
THE MORNING'S NEWS
NOBLEMAN BUCKED fit MONEY LENDERS TO MARRY HEIRESS
CONGRESS CONVENED IN EXTRAORDINARY SESSION President Issues Proclamation Fixing November 9 as the Date
RIVER STEAMERS CRASH St. Helena and General Frisbee in Collision
CABINET CRISIS COMES IN ITALY The News Wired to King Victor Emmanuel by the Premier
PAY DIRT FOUND ON BROADWAY Shovelfuls of Gold-Bearing Soil Are Thrown Out averagesTmrty CENTS TO A PAN Remarkable Discovery on One ot Los Angeles' Busy Streets
DROWNED MID LEFT SID.OBOJNSURANCE Mystery of Coolidge's Death
DOWIE EJECTS CARRIE ftATIOfi FROM MEETING Wild Scenes Interrupt Elijah IPs Tirade Against Detractors
List of Dead and Missing
VIZIER FEARED IRE GOLDEN CUP incident Which Caused Premier to Flee
STEAMER SOUTH PORTLAND WRECKED OK OREGON COAST IN DENSE FOG AND TWENTY-ONE LIVES LOST The Captain's Boat Swamped as It Leaves the Side of Sinking Ship and Onlu Seven of Its Seventeen Occupants Are Ever Seen Again Six Castaways Are Seen Clinging to an Improvised Raft Drifting Out to Sea and Search Is Being Made for Them
LIKELY TO PERISH FROMJXPOSURE Little Hope of Saving Those Afloat ADRIFT ON OCEAN WITHOUT MEANS OF PROPELLING RAFT Survivors Describe the Disaster at the Coroner's Inquest on the Body of First Assistant Engineer Huson. Ship Floated for an Hour
REMAINED AFLOAT AN HOUR Survivors Tell of the Wreck of the South Portland
ENJOINS SANTA.FE Railroad Clashes With City in Enlarging Yards
JEWELRY WORTH $1695 GONE Porch Climber Enters Residence During the Dinner Hour
UNITED STATES GIYEN MORE THAN ASKED FOR BY ALASKA BOUNDARY COMMISSION AWARD IS SIGNED By THEJAJORITY Canadian Custom House Must Move WHITE AND CHILCOOT PASSES IN AMERICAN LINES
POINTS IN THE DECISION
MORE THAN WE CLAIMED Award Regarded as Greatest Diplomatic Victory in Years
UNION WANTS DAMAGES
NO TRACE OF PLUNDER Detectives Fail to Find Nottingham Brothers' Booty
HONEST ENTRIES_PROTECTED Government Rules on Timber Claim Controversy
WANTS $25,000 Miss Woods Sues Saloon Keeper for Damages
WHITAKER WRIGHT INDICTED BY LONDON GRAND JURY
Eyesight of Fishes
Insipid
KING EDWARD flHjpwiim Acts in Political Aftairs on Ministerial Advice
DEFUNCT BANK HASJURPLUS International Company Escapes Ruin
Receiver Appointed
Bank Commissioners in Charge
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD QUI IDE
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METHODS OP MIKING BOOM PROMOTERS EXPOSED BT WITNESS IN JULIAN CASE HOLDER OF OPTION CLAIMSJAMAGES Charges That Mine Was Flooded to Prevent Sale ALLEGES CONSPIRACY TO DUPE EASTERN CAPITALISTS
SIAM'S KING EMPLOYS ADVISER Former Assistant Secretary of State Appointed to Confidential Post
BALTIMORE BANKS 111 GOOD SHAPE Union Trust Company Will Resume Soon
HALF-BREED OUTLAWS Almost Killed a Peddler Who Refused Them Money
POLITICIANS INDICTED St. Louis Men Charged With Complicity in Naturalization Frauds
RENDERS VITAL OiyECISION ! Supreme Court Decides Acme Case OPINION RENDERED IS ADVERSE TO COMPANY The Result Will Be to Discourage the "Wildcatting" of Oil Lands, the Court Holding That Lease Contracts Must Be Carried Out
Chaffee and Corbin to Exchange
Aged Woman Beaten by a Daylight Housebreaker Knocked Down When She Finds Him Bobbing Her Trunk
POSTAL CASE REOPENED
MINERS RELEASED They Were Imprisoned for Resisting a Federal Marshal
Eight Thousand-Mile Walk
NEGROES SUM II FIERCE BUTTLE Led by White Man, They Hesist Arrest CONSTABLE'S POSSE MET BY ARMED LABORERS The Attempt to Capture Debtors Result* in the Death of Three and the Wounding of Several Others. Further Trouble Is Feared
FORESTERS IN SESSION Stockton Gathering Addressed by Supreme Ranger Dr. Oronhyatekha
Sir Henry Irving Arrives
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Jonathan Club Will Have Marine Quarters In Comfortable Houseboat on San Pedro Bay MEMBERS WILL BUILD SEA HOME
DEATH RATE IN NEW Y(M STREETS Juggernaut of Traffic Claims Many
STATE W. C. T. U. IN CONVENTION Christian Workers Hear Annual Reports
PARKS INDICTED AGAN Charged With Committing Perjury on His Own Trial
BECAUSE OF STRIKE IN BILBOA 19.000 ARE IDLE
Canadian Reciprocity Favored
CONTRACT LABOR FRftUDSUNCOVERtO Immigration Bureau Has Evidence
FIRED AT HIS WIFE John McCloskey Tries Gun Play to Settle Difficulties
LUNATIC SIGHTED
THOUSANDS OF SHEEPJE LOST Driven Off Government Reserves by Hangers
WEATHERED THE STORM Federal National Bank of Pittsburg Withstands Raid on Stock
ARGUMENTS IN UNITED RAILROADS CASE BEGUN
Bartholdi Discharged From Custody
Russian Warships doing to the Front
BANKERS GATHER IN SANJRANCISCO Hearty Welcome to the Visitors MEETINGS HELD BY VARIOUS SECTIONS Lyman J. Gage Contributes a Paper on Trust Companies—President James K. Lynch Addresses the California Association
If Your Hand Could Talk
BANK ROBBERS FAIL Frightened Away Before They Secured Rich Booty
DESPONDENT SALOON MAN SHOOTS HIMSELFi
Dryer and Prunes Destroyed
TOOK A STRAW VOTE Interesting Experiment in a Re«- ta.ura.nt
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MEAT PACKERS A 1 MB AT WAR Men Quit Work at Three Establishments NO DANGER OF MEAT FAMINE, THOUGH x Retail Butchers' Board of Trade Decides to Stand by the Packing Houses, and, if Necessary, the Members Will Work in Them
Senator Alger and Ex-Secretary Cornelius Bliss Make a Hurried Visit fb Los Angeles
Bishops in Conference
SELLS "KUNZITE" FOB $11A POUND Tiffany Buys a Supply of fche New Gem
MANY RECRUITS ARE CALLED OUT Movements of Troops in Disturbed Districts
YOUNG BARNETT IMPROVING Condition of the Lad Beaten by His Father Is Satisfactory
ASSISTANT CASHIER LEAVES AND BANK CLOSES
HUSBAND FLEES m POETRY Aged Versifier Seeks Her Missing Spouse
POOLING TRAFFIC Case of Orange Shippers Against the Railroads
HORSE STEPS ON THE HEAD OF A CHILD
CHARGED WITH THEFTOF $50,000 Borrowed From Bank an False Pretense i ELMER E. LEAVITT, FORMER SHOE MERCHANT, ARRAIGNED President of the Boston National Union, Alleges That He Loaned Money to the Accused Man and That the Notes Were Dishonored
Lived Expensively
DEATHS OF THE DAY
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR Grand Chapter Begins Its Annual Session at Sacramento
State Society Meeting
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CANADIAN PIQUE
SOME FINANCIAL INDIGESTION
HOW OLD IS ANN?
GENERAL ALGER AND SAN PEDRO HARBOR
CALIFORNIA "GETS THERE"
CONGRESS NOVEMBER 9
BACK TO THE WOODS
SPatvnbroAer Sets ffiu y
APPOINTS OFFICERS Governor Announces Names of New Members of His Military Staff
COUPLE ASPHYXIATED In Drunken Stupor They Failed to Turn Off the Cias
ROUGH RIDER BURIED Victim of Santa Fe Wreck Laid to Rest
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Alderson-McMullin
Social Notes
WOMEN'S CLUBS
State Federation Program
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NEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
PROFESSOR WILLIAM J. CHICK The Weil-Known Vocal Teacher, Will Live in Westmoreland Tract
CfTY NEWS IN BRIEF
Undelivered Telegrams *
GAS PIPE LEAK STARTS TROUBLE Bolts Loosened and Gas Set Free , COMPANIES NARROWLY WATCH ONE ANOTHER Insinuations From the Lowe Are Met With Prompt Denial From the Los Angeles Company Officials—Trouble on South Olive Street
"ADOLPH AND_RUDOLPH" A Performance Below the Mason Opera House Standard
PERSONAL
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Murine Eye Remedy
Change In Southern Pacific Time
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BARE BLOSSOMS AREJXHIBITEO Santa Barbara Flower Show Opens
What He Told the Donkey
Driven to Desperation
Dissatisfied Audience
Hamburgers Beaten
GROWING IN POPULARITY The More People Know Newbro's Herpicide the Better They Like It
STEAMER lAOUA RUDDER Passengers Are Finally Transferred to Pomona
AND ROYALTY Admirers of Coon Songs Shouldn't Be Restricted to "Misery Music"
EVERY SHIP TO HAVE MODEL A German Idea That Would Save Our Navy Time and Expense
Coaxing the Boy
Offending Nature
Jack Herman Fined $500
TEN INNINGS AND THE SCORE A TIE Oakland and Sacramento Play Fast Game
Entries for Today
Cable for the Alaska Lino
The One-Sided Human Form Divine
MERIT COUNTS IH PENSION OFFICE Plain Talk to Clerks by Commissioner Ware
Iron Mines and Hens' Nests
Joe Gans Gets the Best of It
PASSENGEfIS HAD , CLOTHESTDRN OFF Great Struggle Caused by Accident
Useless Device
Receipts at F:ootball Game
How to Paint a House Cheap And Have it Guaranteed to Look Better, Wear Longer and Cost Less Than the Best White Lead Pain Is. Never Fades, Cracks, Chalks, Peels or Blisters, and is Nat Affected by Gases, fogs, Sea Air or Any Climate Conditions. Our Pacific Coast Distributors Will Send 50 Sample Colors and Handsome Illustrated Booklet Prepaid to Any Address Absolutely free
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RACING a FOOTBALL a BOXING a BASEBALL HERMIS WINS BRJGHION CUP Last of the Big Eastern Handicaps Hun
m Ml! CANNOT WEAR SUSPENDERS Why Roche Is Having That Belt Made
Occidental College Football .Team Shows Some Good Men
W'ichita Track Is Not Short
Terry McGovern Gets Decision
KENILWORTH HAS II HjSJIWN WAY Blissful Lengths Away at the Finish
Herald's Daily Form Sheet
LOU DILLON BEATS DELMAR
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL MEW ORDINANCE FORJILDINGS To Amend Restrictions on Frame Structures
NEWLY-FLEDGED ATTORNEYS Councilman Todd Passes a Successful Examination
COURT BRIEFS
ADAMS' SARSAPARILLA PILLS Purify the Blood
POSTOFFICE SITE CONDEMNATION District Attorney Says Government Will Win
NOT ANXIOUS TO TESTIFY Mr. and Mrs. Max Basch Object to Appearing in Court
CONTRIBUTION TO SLOAT MONUMENT REQUESTED Supervisors Asked to Make an Ap< propriation for the Stone
ALLEGED SWINDLER IN COURT M. T. Ward Charged With Borrowing Under False Pretense
JOE MAIER BETTER The Brewer Will Soon Return to LO3 Angeles
Cavalrymen Arrive
UNO THE BANK BOOK CAME BACK Mayor Snyder Recovers Lost Property
LEOPOLD STERNJN COURT Hearing of Case Against Baltimore Contractor Begun
IRRIGATION SUITS BONG TRIED Important Questions Are Involved
CHARGES AGAINST OFFICERS JOISCREDITED Indictment of Collector of Customs Disallowed
GROUND TO DEATH UIDEAU ENGINE Robert Burns' Awtul End in Freight Yards
TRAINING OF CHILDREN Clericus of the Episcopal Church Adopts Resolutions
DECAPITATED BY ft FALLING TREE Woodcutter's Head Rolls Far From His Body
Heralds Challenge All Teams
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) HOTEL MARYLAND TO BEJNLARGED Two Large Wings Will Erected PLANS PROVIDE FOR 250 ADDITIONAL ROOMS Che South Extension Will Reach to Euclid Avenue, Facing the New Japanese Garden—City Attorney Willett Resigns His Office
City Attorney Resigns
For a Soldiers* Monument
Consumers' League Meeting
Business of the Council
Public School Enrollment
Warrants Out for Mexican*
Pasadena Paragraphs
(ORANGE COUNTY) LIQUOR FIGHT BEGUN Ellsworth Bevans Will Be Tried on Amended Complaint
(VENTURA COUNTY) CLAIMS THE SPRING Government Orders Railroad Company to Vacate Sespe Property
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Another Veteran Gone to Rest
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Redondo Port News
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) Water Right Contest Impends
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) ASKS S2OOOJIDR HURTS OCEAN PARK WOMAN WOULD HAVE CITY PAY Injured by Stumbling Against Block of Cement Left Without Warning Light In the Street
(LOS ANGFLES COUNTY) TO MANDAMUS MARSHAL City Trustees Would Force Service of Search Warrants
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) ENCOUNTER MAN EATERS Fishermen Battle With Sharks Ofl San Ciemente
TO AID THE UNFORTUNATE Business Meeting of Francis Murphy Association
Another Sort
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) WILL BUILD A NEW JAIL SUPERVISORS FANCY THE LOS ANGELES PRISON County Lays Plans for a Complete Structure, and Work Will Be Commenced Soon—Burglars Busy
WILL BUILDJEW CHURCH The Pico Heights Methodists Make Plans
TRIBUTES TO THE ' LAFEJJ. UNGER Elks to Conduct Funeral This Morning
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD BULL LEADERS HAVE A DAY
OPERATORS AGAIN PURCHASE STOCKS Prices Move Upward and Wipe Out Losses
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Citrus Fruit Shipments
WHEAT IS BARELY STEADY
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cotton and Wool
Sugar and Coffee
Live Stock Market
BUTTER MAKERS NOT jNJARMQNY Prices Held High to Work Off Old Stocks
MARINE REPORT-OCT. 20
Iron Oxide
ORANGES ARE HIGH PRICED
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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