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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 21, 22 October 1903
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MEXICAN OUTLAWS RAID TOWN Merchants Are Shot Down in Their Store. citizenslTalia IN DEFENSE Desperate Battle Ensues, Leader Is Taken aud Bandits Beaten Off
SUES FOR DAMAGES Thirty Thousand Dollars Demanded for Dr. Everts' Death
THE MORNING'S NEWS
PEACE MAY YET REIGN ' IN ROME
YELLOW FEVER AT SMUNTONIG Thousands of People Flee the City
Pioneer Banker Dead
WILD RIDT AI DOM MEETING 20.000 People Fight for Admission to Garden MEN AND WOMEN TRAMPLED UPON Police Reserves Called Out to Quell the Disorder
W. J. BRYAN AND BENNHIJEOUEST If It Is Claimed Widow Will File a Contest
Senator Foraker 111
Notable Wedding in Arizona
WED WHERE TROTH WASJIIGHTED Romantic Love Affair Culminates at Phoenix
PACIFIC COAST RATES Passenger Agents Agree on $62.50 as a Minimum
LEWIS NIXON ON THE STAND TESTIFIED:
FATALLY HURT BY FALL FRQR/IWINDQW End of Samnel Morss ot Indianapolis Sentinel
HOPE ABANDONED FOR OVERDUE SHIP The Milton Park With Her Crew I* Thought to Be Lost
To Meet In Milwaukee in 1907
SCHWAB'S DUPLICITY IS EXPOSED KEPT SHIPBUILDING TRUST DIRECTORS AWAY FROM A MEETING NHE WARNING OF DISASTER
in SOUNDED WARM VOICE Saw Disaster Ahead of Shipbuilding Trust SCHWAB PREVENTED A MEETING OF DIRECTORS Millions Used for Improving Bethlehem Plant, Leaving the Treasury Empty—President of the Corporation on the Witness Stand
INDIANS FEW IN NUMBER Missionary of Opinion That Negroes Are of More Importance
COACHMAN WAS A THIEF Mystery of a Oreat Jewel Robbery Is Cleared L'p at Last
McLaughlin Will Wheel Into Line
Negro Was 103 Years of Age
RAILROADS PROMISE TO MOVE GREAT CITRUS CROP OP 19034 WITHOUT DELAY WILL BE PREPARED FORJHIPMENIS New Frnit Union Expects to Control Supply EQUIPMENT BUILDING TO HANDLE THE FRUIT
SITUATION SUMMARIZED
WANT PARKYNS' RECORDS Government Official Pondering Over a Knotty Problem
NATIONAL GUARD MUST IMPROVE
RESCUES FOUR WRECKSURVIVORS Clung: to Drifting Ratt Until Picked Up SOUTH PORTLAND VICTIMS BELIEVED TO NUMBER 21 Harrowing Tale Told of Men Sinking One by One Into the Sea, Exhausted by Cold and Exposure—The Captain Is Censured by the Jury
THE STEAMER SPOKANE SAVES MEN FROM RAFT
CAPTAIN OF SHIP CENSURED BY JURY
The Caddy's Reply
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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TO STILL FURTHER STRENGTHEN HER NAYY JAPAN IS NEGOTIATING WITH CHILE TO PURCHASE TWO POWERFUL WARSHIPS ADMIRAL TOGA ORDERED TD SEA .Russian Activity on Korean Frontiers JAPAN MUST NOW TAKE SOME DECISIVE STEPS
SKELETON FOUNO IN CRACKER BOX
CHRISTIAN WORKER lAS DISAPPEARED Was Short in Accounts With Employer
Indian Music
His Main Woe
CANADIAN TEMPER CAIISESJjOMMEKT London Papers Regret Boundary Action
Prepare to Survey Alaskan Lines
Drinking and Progress
MISSOURI mis FIRSTSE* mm Excellent Work of the New Battleship MAKES AN AVERAGE OF – 18-05 KNOTS AN HOUR The Contract Requirement Was Eighteen Knots, Sustained for Four Hours—lt Is Believed That Tidal Corrections Will Favor the Ship
FAIR HEIR BEGINS SUIT FOR PORTION OF ESTATE Amount I* Small, but He Thinks He Is Entitled to It
Don't Worry
DAUGHTER OF II BARONET,«BRIDE
Found Guilty of Contempt of Court
MISTOOK ROCK FOR FULL RIGGED SHIP French Bark Wrecked on Frigati Shoals ONE BOAT REACHES PORT BUT TWO ARE MtSSING Hopes Are Entertained for Their Safety, However, as Light From Mauna Loa's Roaring Crater Will Serve as a Guiding Beacon
FRANCE TO MAKE OTHERJREATIES Convention in Progress With Italy AGREEMENT MAY BE PUBLISHED SOOH Treaties Are Being Negotiated With Holland and Sweden and Norway. Example Set by the United State* Submitting Case to The Hague
ADAMS' BARSAPARILLA PILLS Chocolate Coated
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LAND SWINDLERS. TOJJXPOSED Public Domain Acquired by Fraud AGENTS MAINTAINED IN THE LAND OFFICE Many Indications of Conspiracy Through the Use of Forest Lieu Scrip and Through Entries Under the Timber and Stone Act
PREHISTORIC HORSE Remains of Animal of Gigantic Size Unearthed at Rakersfield
Steamer San Salvador for Catalina Traffic, Takes Form
GENERAL PAYNE SWINGS HIS AX Three Postal Employes Dismissed RESULT OF THE RECENT OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION ,The Ground for Removal In One Case Is Awarding Contracts to Favored Bidders, Another Petty Smuggling, the Third General Inefficiency
REGICIDES PAID FOR M DEED What Servian Officers Received
SHOT FROM AMBUSH
$2,100,000 Paid In
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EVLS OF OVERCAPITALIZATION Tiey Brought Results Expected YEWS OF PRESIDENT OF BANKERS' ASSOCIATION fembers of the Convention Invited to Los Angeles by J. M. Elliott—Spirited Controversy Over the Subject of Fidelity Insurance
TWO BATTALIONS OF 22D INFANTRY OFF FOR MANILA
Financial Flurry Past
The Alhambra Street Dairy Quarantined Under Most Peculiar Circumstances Proprietoi 111 With Tuphoid and the Cows Lowing to Be Milked
MORE EVIDENCE OF FRAUD Eppinger Warehouse Contained About One-Tenth of Wheat Claimed
DROVE 25 MILES FOR MEDICAL AID Wounded Hunter May Die From His Injury
PREDICTS FAILURE OF TREATY NEGOTIATIONS Canal Authority Suggested for Appointment to United States
California Miners' Convention
HUNDREDS GBEET GENERAL MILES Formal Reception at the Chamber of Commerce INVITED TO TAKE UP HIS RESIDENCE IN LOS ANGELES Tells of the Issues Decided by the War of the Rebellion, and Compares American Citizenship With That of the Old World Monarchies
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THE CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK
CALIFORNIA'S EARLY HEROES
SECOND-HAND STEAM CRAFT
MOVING THE CITRUS CROP
"PAY DIRT ON BROADWAY"
CITY AND COUNTY CONSOLIDATION
I SOCIAL DIARY AND GOSSIP ♦00000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000
Eley-Duehring
Putnam-Eberhart
Ramona High Five Club
Reception for Rev. Knighten
Informal Musical
Officers Elected
Meyer-Crawford
Social Notes
CHAUFFEUR MAKES SERIOUS MISTAKE Sir Francis and Lady YVinnington Injured
COURAGEOUS MOTHER SAVES HER CHILD'S LIFE
EXILED BOER DIES ALONE ON DESERT Hans Cronje Reputed a Relative of General
Banking Edition of a New York Paper
TO ELECTRIZE KITE SHAPED TRACK Latest Project of the Santa Fe
WOMEN'S CLUBS
W. C. T. U. Federation
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS Next High Court of the Order Will Held at San Diego
SIMMONS' SHIES IS ARRAIGN!) Miller May Be Denid Bail
$15,500 IN STAMPS STOLEN Robbery of the Postoffice at Superior, Wisconsin
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EWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
. EVENTS OF THE DAY
VETERAN OP THE BLACK HAWK WAD
JEWELERS OPEN NEW STORE Brock & Feagans Have Magnificently Appointed Store
PERSONAL
Murine Eye Remedy
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
CLARK MAY BUY WHITTIER FIELDS Persistent Rumors of Big Oil Deal REPORTED NEGOTIATIONS WITH CENTRAL COMPANY Purchase Price Will Be in the Neighborhood of $1,500,000—Salt Lake Route Will Soon Require a Large Supply of Crude Fuel
OFFICERS ELECTED Business Meeting of the First Congregational Church
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Undelivered Telegrams
MR. ARTHUR O. PARKER Prominent Resident of Long Beach, Will Reside in Westmoreland Tract
Slight Loss by Fire
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ELKS CONDUCT LODGEJFSORROW Services Over Remains of Anditor Unger ELOQUENT EULOGY BY REV. DR. JOHN L. PITNER Impressive Ritual Is Conducted by Exalted Ruler Byron Erkenbrecher and Over Two Hundred Elks Do Honor to the Memory of the Dead
JULIAN PROMOTERS DEI* TJjECHHRGES President Lathrop Is Cross-Examined TESTIFIES THAT HE DID NOT ORDER MINE FLOODED 1 Claims That He dave Lehmer All the Aid He Could in His Efforts to Sell the Property, and That Latter's ! Option Was Conditional
WADED TO HIS DEATHJN RIVER Mining Foreman Lost While Demented
Pioneer Passes Away
Died of His Wound
Indian Music
Found a Cure for Indigestion
YOUNG CORBETT WINS He Gets the Better of Tim Callahan After a Hard Contest
YACHT SYNDICATE FORMED The Corinthians Will Defend the Lipton Cup
FOOTBALL PLMER DIESJ FIELD Baltimore Medical Man Succumbs
ON EASTERN TRACKS Mercury Handicap at Brighton Beach Won by Divination
St. Louis Results
Winners at Worth
TROTTING AT MEMPHIS The Monk Wins a:o6 Trot to Wagon With Amateur Drivers
Ocean Park Defeats Tuxedos
San Pedro Beaten
Professor Hersee's Historic Tuning Hammer
HART NON-COMMITTAL Chicago Baseball Magnate Not on League Business
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RACING a FOOTBALL a BOXING a BASEBALL SEATTLE KEEPS UP ITS WINNING GAIT Seraphs Defeated in a Lop-sided Game
EAGAN'S LONG DRIVE DEFEATS OAKLAND Senators Capture a Hotly Contested (iame
Portland 3, San Francisco i
ORRIN HICKOK INSANE Famous Trainer and Driver Committed to an Asylum
Would Form Minor League
Will Stop Race Course Gambling
Handsome Banner Offered by The Herald for the Intercollegiate Football Championship Hoeaee's Trophu to the Winner of the Championship of the Preparatory Schools of Southern California
Challenges Flying Thick
DRAWING FOR THE COURSING Champion and Reserves Stakes Are Provided For
Harvard Wins (iolf
Entries for Today
Herald's Daily Form Sheet
COLONEL THIRSTY AND TORNADO Time When Frank James Was Objectiouable
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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PinSBIIRG BANK 11 RECEIVERS HMDS Directors Decide to Close Institution
Comptroller's Prompt Action
Chicago Census
The Britannic
TEMPLE BAPTISTS APPROVE PLANS Will Endeavor to Raise |100,000 in a Week
DEFENDANTS GAIN IMPORTANT POINT Postoffice Site Suit Is Nearing the End
PEACE DEPENDS ON REEORMJOGRAAI
PACKERS WORK 111 SLAUGITTER HOUSES Strike Situation Shows No Change
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Redondo Brevities
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) BUYERS OF LIQUOR ON ins SEAT Business Men Called to Testify in Trial POLICE SEEK TO PROVE THEM MITCHELL'S PATRONS Trial of Proprietor of Hostelry for Alleged Violation of Ordinance 220 la Expected to Bring Out Some Interesting Testimony
Masonic Anniversary
Injured in a Runaway
The Prosecutor Fined
Champagne Their Downfall
Hotel Maryland Improvements
Cessares Is Captured
(SOUTH PASADENA) WOMEN WILL IMPROVE THE SCHOOL GROUNDS Progressive Club Plans to Beautify the Property
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) CAPTURED PORTUGUESE MAN OF WAR AT SEA Fisherman Finds Rare Speciment of Marine Life
(ORANGE COUNTY) BOY INJURED WHILE HUNTING Percy Bradford Receives a Load of Shot in His Ankles
(ORANGE COUNTY) EARL ROGERS ILL A Sudden Attack in Court Delays a Trial
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) POSTOFFICE FORCE CHANGED Miss Marie Craw Appointed Chief Deputy
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) YOUNG LAD SUCCUMBS Edwin Johnson Dies After Protracted Illness
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Green Fruit Caused Death
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) WATER SUPPLY FOUND FLOW OF 73 INCHES HAS BEEN DEVELOPED Syndicate Uncovers a Subterranean River, Which Will Be Pumped for Irrigating Purposes
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) BATTERY CHARGE DISMISSED Altercation Leads to Arrest of S. J. Hartman
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) • FRUIT EXCHANGE MOVES Headquarters Are Changed to San Bernardino
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) Brandt Pays Fine
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Builds a New Yacht
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) COLISEUM MINES BONDED! OPTION SIGNED FOR SALE AT $24,000 ■ Development Work Will Be Begun I November 1 by Frank Langforn of' Calaveras County—The Morey Cane |
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) DISCUSS REFERENDUM Present Day Club Molds Its Initial Meeting
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD SOME RALLIES 111 STOCKS
RENEWED BUYING GIVKCONFIDENCE The Demand Prom the Shorts Was Well Satisfied
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
PIT TRADERS FREE SELLERS
Dried Apples Firm
Pacific Coast Trade
Sugar and Coffee
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
GAME HUNTERS AREJMPERED Officers Confiscating Biff Shipments
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Live Stock Market
ORANGES ARE HIGH PRICED
STOCK EXCHANGE
MARINE REPORT-OCT. 21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ASTONISHING RESULTS Follow Each New Discovery of Science
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[PWORTH LEAGUE MEEISJRE TODAY Annual Convention at Boyle Heights
NORWAY CABINET RESIGNS King Oscar Entrusts Prof. Hagerup With Task of Forming; New One
HOME COMPANY'S POOLMEME Stockholders Bring Suit to Recover Stock
Water Supply Crippled
Colonel Lankershim Commissioned
GRIFFITH TO BE ARRAIGNED TODAY Case Takes New Turn in Supreme Court
COURT BRIEFS
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles
LOCAL FOUNDRY CASTING STEEL Company to Compete With Eastern Concerns
ONCE NAVIGABLE NOW ENTIRELY DRY Tulare Lake Drained by Irrigationists
Had Narrow Escape
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