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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 80, 19 December 1903
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j. a. era i ARRESTED III1 WASHINGTON Charged With BribingClerkin General Land Office HIS RECORD NOT A SAVORY ONE Was Once Surveyor Gtneral of California and Well Known Here
THE MORNING'S NEWS
Attorneys Declare That City's Case Would Not Be Invalidated by Sprinkling While Citu Fathers and Railwau Magnates Are at War Public Is Forced to Stand the Disease-Breeding Dust
PRISONERS ATTEMPT ESCAPEAT TUCSON Clumsy Confederate Is Fatally Hurt
BERLIN SOCIETY GREATLY EXCITED
BURGLAR IS OUTDONE BY A WOMAN Awoke With Gun at Her Face, But Said She'd Shoot. SCREAMED WHEN TOLD TO BE SILENT Mrs. Herron of Hope Street fler Own Cure |- for Burglary
CORONER'S JURY EXONERATES OFFICERS FROM ALL BLAME IN THE CHOISSER SHOOTING Expected Sensation at the Inquest DM Not Develop WOMANON STAND Mrs. Fairchild Testifies to Having Known Dead Father and Son
SAYS JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE
STEAMER DEL NORTE SINKS THE SCHOONER MARY BUHNE
KING AND QUEEN TO VISIT IRELAND AGAIN
Torpedo Boat Flotilla
PUCE IRE FREED FROM JU. BLAME Jurors Investigate D«ath of Choisaers SHOOTING IS NELD TO BE JUSTIFIABLE Evidence Offered at the Inquest Held by Coroner Trout, and a Trip Is Made to the Broxburn Hotel in Order to Learn Leading Conditions
FIFTY KILLED AND INJURED IN FIRE Flames Plunge Institute in Panic
KOSSUTH LIGON COMESTO GRIEF Arrested on Order of Federal Officers IMPLICATION IN BUNKO SCHEME IS ALLEGED Prisoner, Who Hails From Tennes-! sec. Is Said to Have Represented i Himself as a Receiver for a Cor- j poration That Never Existed
ENGLAND TO COMPEL MILITARY TRAINING
CHIU OETERMIP ABOUTJUAKCHURIA Russian Threats Fail As an Argument EVACUATION AGREEMENT MUST BE FULFILLED Government of St. Petersburg Is Employing; Every Sort of Means to induce China to Agree to a Prolongation of Manchurian Occupation
Russian Troops Moving
Nurses Offer Services
RAILROADS DO BIGJJSINESS Ten Per Cent Increase in Dividends
COUNTY CLERK MAHONY INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
Heat Broke Strike
CONGRESS OF MOTHERS FIGHTING REED SMOOT
NOT ALLOWED TO BULLY WITNESSES
THE HERALD'S RAILROAOGUIDE
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STARS AND STRIPES ARE RAISED OVER FORT MOORE SITE Five Thousand People Attend Patriotic Celebration BOOM OF CANNON; BLARE OK BANDS Mativt Sons and Daughters Participate in Notable Ceremony
COMPLICATIONS AT PANAMA GROWING Government Will Re More Reticent
SENATOR MORGAN'S RESOLUTION AS TO PANAMA
ACTION LIKELY TO BE TAKEN BY COLOMBIA
SITUATION DISCUSSED IN CABINET MEETING
NIIIE MILLIONS MJIMTOU Cardinal Opens Holiday Bag of Gold FEVERISH SEARCH FOR LEO'S WEALTH ENDS Late Paper, Seeking to Impress Successor With Necessity for Economy, Entrusts Secret of Wealth With Qotti for Four Months
TWELVE GIRLS LEAP FROM BURNING BUILDING Others Caught by a Doctor, Who Saved at Least Six Lives
OFFICERS OF CRUISER FLORA REPRIMANDED
The Typhoid Epidcmic
LAWYERS CLASH II SHIPBUILDING USE Mr. Untermyer Resents Sharp Phraseology TILT IS FOLLOWED BY A VOICE FROM TOMB Witnesses and Counsel Hold Wake Over Cipher Message That Presaged the Cadaverous Shipbuilding Situation—Case Lengthening Out
BERT fIOSS DIES 01THEJCAFFOLO Prays Forgiveness With' His Last Breath DESPERATE EFFORTS MADE TO SAVE HIM More Than $10,000 Had Been Expended by Wealthy Relatives ol the Wretched Man in Appealing the Case to Higher Courts
ANOTHER SALARY CUT ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC
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MRIIUII VERY mtTILE n Has Played Many Parts Says Mr. Daniel ADMINISTRATION TAKEN TO TASK BY VIRGINIA SENATOR Things Were Happening in Washington Before Anything Was Doing on the Isthmus of Panama—Not a Germ of a Republic Thero Then
Delarey Persuades the Boers
MOTHER HOUSES BEMOAN LOSS Friars Fail to Share the Pope's Joy
MACARTHUR INCIDENT CONSIDERED AS CLOSED
Gillette to Meet His Creditors
Little Tots Will Preside Over the Fancy Tables at Christmas Bazar for Charity
BATTLES OF THE FUTURE ON HIGHWAYS OF TRADE Congressman Makes Plea for Improved Consular Service
Shot Himself in the Head
MATURES WITH ONLUNE LUNG Stomach Displaces His Thoracic Cavity
Plans for Custom House
PAPERS IN POSTAL INQUIRHSKED FOR House Diclines to Adopt Resolution THE MINORITY VOTES SOLIDLY FOR THE MOTION bill Pasted Authorizing the City of Phoenix to Bond for the Construe* tion of a Wagon Road to the Site of the $3,000,000 Dam
HEIRESS TO FORTUNE BELIEVED SHE WAS POOR Strange Legacy Mystery for Probate Court to Unravel
TO VOTE AS A UNIT Text of Resolution Adopted by the Democratic Senators
A Useful Gift
WARSHIPS WE TOJELEBiTE Stars and Stripes Wave Hundred Years LOUISIANA PURCHASE IS COMMEMORATED Spain and France, Former Owners, Participate in Centennial Celebration—Dignitaries Review the Procession of Warships
OFFICERS SELECTED FOR NEW CRUISER TACOMA
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UPTON WILL TRY AGAINJOR PRIZE N«xt Cballengor a Four Leaf Clover YACHTSMAN HONORED BY YANKEE'S GIFT American and British Patriots Assemble In London to Present to Sir .Tfeomas a Silver Service, Which Ha Substitutes for Coveted Cup
TO DECIDE ELECTION Daughters of Confederacy to End Election Quarrel
COMING OF GOOD OLD SAIfIT NICK GLADDEMS THE HEARTS OF MAttY LITTLE BOYS AflD GIRLS Kindergarteners in the Local Schools Celebrate Christmas Trtts aid Snrprlst Packaits Deliflht Littli Onts
MEMORY OF JOHN FRANCIS KEPT GREEN BY KNIGHTS In Memoriain by Local Council of Columbus Order
Vaudeville Managers
MOTHER'S CARE IS BESTJRR CHILD Judge Trask Decides the Jennings Case
Gave Recital
DIED BECAUSE HE WAS SOLQIESOME B. F. Prince Commits Suicide While Despondent
CITIZEN HAS FIGHT WITHJRGLARS Driven Off, One Being Badly Wounded
PROPOSES CURFEW LAWS Hogeland Sends Copies of Famous Law to Governors of All States
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REPEATING A BLUNDER
BAVING THE FORE3TB
NO RAIN YET
PRESENT HARBOR NEEDS
FOREFATHERS' DAY
REIGN OF THE DUST MICROBE
STUDENTS SING SPANISH OPERA Pleasing Entertainment by High School Pupils
REED EMBEZZLEMENT CASE Judge Smith Will Charge the Jury This Morning
THE PUBLIC PULSE Home Talent's Side
PARKER BRINGS SUIT FOR DAMAGES Asks $10,000 From Neill-Morosco Company
BILLBOARD DEAL MADE Local Institution Sells Out for About $110,000
BIG SEIZURE OF ILLICIT BRANDY Officers fiaid Still in the Cucamonga District
End of an Unfortunate
Meeting for the Sick
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WS OF CITY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Murine Eya Remedy
MRS. DRIGGS ASKS FOR AJORT TRIAL Claims to Have Some New Evidence SAYS FORMER VERDICT WAS UNJUSTIFIABLE1 | Sentence Suspended and Counsel Giv- j en Until Next Monday to Argue the | Motion—Mr*. Drlggs Appear* Hopeful of Outcome of Case I
CHINAMAN ON TRIAL Nuy Dip Accused of Poisoning Three Horses
PERSONAL
Railway Franchise
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
SVCiMH GROVE FOB AJIT* PARK Proposition Is Considered by Public Works Board
Minion Fram* Picture*
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Clander Pleaded Not Guilty
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SENATE UNIFIES EHEffl WITH CHINA Instrument Mtets Little Real Opposition BEST THAT CAN BE DONE AGAINST RUSSIA Trade in Manchuria Is Safeguarded So Far as It Is Now Possible for China to Grant Anything While Under Duress From Russia
Steamer Manueuie Lost
VARSITY STUDENTS HINOS_PILFEfIED Latest Disclosures in the McKowen Case
AUSTRALIAN WORKMEN ARE ENCOURAGED White Labor Increases Representation in Parliament
GIRLS DRAW FULL PAY FROM INSOLVENT CONCERN
Two Kinds
Cement Worker Drops Over Six Stories and Lives to Tell of His Thrilling Descent
SECOND CAVALRY CFF FOR THE PHILIPPINES
COUNCILMEN PAID FOR THEIR VOTES AND PAID WELL
Tough on Them
SCIENCE PREVENTS BALDNESS The Fatal Germ and Its Remedy Now Facts of Science
NORMALS WIN FROMJLUMNIS Fast and Clean Basketball at th« Normal
MONTANA OUTLAW IS SURPRISED BY SHERIFF Charles Clifford, a Notorious Horse Tfiief, Captured in Bed
WOMEN COMPOSE JURY IN A JUVENILE COURT
Sick Headache
TRAINS OF MAIL BEINGJENT OUT Over 11,000 Packages Registered LOS ANGELES POSTOFFICE BREAKING ALL RECORDS Christmas Gifts by the Ton Are doing From City of Angels to Loved Ones in AH Parts of'the World. Big Force of Extra Clerks
HONOR CASINGS OPENING* Manager J. E. Waldeck Is Host at New Play House
Injunction Against Unions
MYSTIC SHRINERS ARE_|N_SESSIOI Local Nobles to Receive Guests Today AL MALAIKEH AND ISLAM OF 'FRISCO Annual Election of Officers—Banquet at Hazard's Pavilion Tonight—Tomorrow a Long Trolley Ride Is in Store for the Visitors
GIFT FOR JUVENILE COURT Friday Morning; Club Votes Oenerous Contribution to the Cause
Wheat Yield of New South Wales
Undelivered Telegrams
WENT 10 PRISON WITH SMILE Two Burglars Expected Heavier Sentence
CHANDLER IS TO MIEJ FIGHT Habeas Corpus Proceedings Are Begun
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CHECK RETURNED, FUNDS LACKING JEtiverside Football IVam Very Indignant ELEVEN MAY PROSECUTE MANAGER J. F. SEYMOUR The Team's Expenses to Prager Park Were Paid by Check Returned From Bank Marked "No Funds." Say They Have Plenty of Money
Promised to Pay Expenses
WILL BE GREAT GAME High School Boys in Fine Shape for Christmas Day Contest
LACROSSE TEAM FORMED Members Will Begin Their Practice Work Sunday
Sporting News vs. Santa Fe
MOHLEY'S HEW ROOMS JO OPEN Baseball Magnate Makes New Billiard Record
Jack O'Brien Gets Decision
Dewey and Fields Matched
Kid Williams Beat Pendergast
DELAWARE WITNESSES IN BOTKIN TRIAL
THE TRANSPORT KINGSLEY ASHORE WITH HOLE IN HER
Champion Bowler Dunton Arrested on Serious Charge
GENERAL IMAM CIILEDJJCCOUHT Said to Have Reflected on Wood's Appointment
SHOT GUI SCORES All miCTOBI First Steeplechase of Season at Ingleside
Racing at New Orleans
BOGUS MONEY MEN IN SAN FRANCISCO
SAWYER BRINGS SUIT TO RECOVER SWAMP
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES SUPPRESSES DECORATIONS
EMPEROR WILLIAM HAS SPORT WITH WILD GAME
STRIKE DELAYS . BURIALJF DEAD Chicago Hearse Drivers All Walk Oat
NO CLEW TO DYNAMITERS Bloodhounds Fail to Find Any Trace of Miscreants
CRASHED INTO FREIGHT TRAIN Engineer and Fireman of Idaho Train Seriously Injured
WILL NOT CUT WAGES OR CURTAIL PRODUCTION
DEATHS OF THE DAY
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PARK LINE NEAR TO COMPLETION Good Street Car Service Is Promised RACING CROWDS WILL BE WELL CARED FOR Attorney Norton Returns From Conference With Southern Pacific Attorney—Testimony in the Orange Growers' Suit to Be Taken Here
REPEAL DRUGGIST LIQUORJJCENSES Must Have Prescription to Bnv Whisky
Died of Heart Disease
CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK CATHOLIC
METHODIST
PRESBYTERIAN
CONGREGATIONAL
BAPTIST
CHRISTIAN
JEWISH
OTHER CHURCHES
BANK CLEARINGS
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS WIS CITY HULL t POOR KTMEOT? Question That Agitates ths City Fathers WALLS ARE SHOWING – BREAKS AND CRACKS While Mayor Vedder Is Inclined to Treat the Matter Lightly, the General Opinion Is That the Structure Was Not Well Put Together
Begin to Ship Oranges
Christmas Music
Obituary
Pasadena Orchestra Society
Miss Butts
SALE OF APRICOTS Sixty Tons of Dried Fruit Sells at 7i>J Cents Per Pound
BRIDE WAS INJURED Accident to Mrs. Kenaston Upon Her Return From Goat Hunt
BUSY HIGHWAYMEN Colton Laborers Are Held Up and Robbed of Fifteen Cents
Windsor Hotel Purchased
Confer Third Degree
Deaths at the Home
Wanted for Stealing Bicycle
Negro Lynched in Tennessee
UNION LEADERS SENT , OUT OF A COLORADO TOWN
FOR BEACH BOULEVARD MOVEMENT ON FOOT BY LOS ANGELES AUTO CLUB Long Beach Trustees Order Street Superintendent to Provide a Suitable Driveway to Beach for Autos
WELCOME RAIN San Bernardino County Visited by a Heavy Downpour
INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY
REVOLUTION IMMINENT IN HONDURAS President Boniila, Seated by an Over* throw. May Lose Likewise
ATTORNEY PECK FINED MULCTED BY JUDGE NOYES FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT Attorney for Reporter Donaldson Declared It "A Shame to Railroad His Client Into Jail"
STATE SENATOR GREEN IS HELD TO ANSWER
Resent American Activity
Suit Against Nance O'Neil
Danish Battleship Burned
John Kernell
A Popular Club
The Antithesis
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
Weather Condition*
Forecast
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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INDIFFERENT STOCK TRADING
STEEL PREFERRED DOMINATES STOCKS Pennsylvania Is Most Haavily Sold
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Exchanges Will Close
OLD COMES BACK
Financial Record
MUCH JNTEREST IN WHEAT
Citrus Fruit Shipments
BETTER OUTLOOK F.OR CALIFORNIA ORANGES IS REPORTED
POULTRY FROM KANSAS IK IN THE MARKET Scarcity of Local Birds Induces Import* From the East
Pacific Coast Trade
Live Stock Market
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
STOCK EXCHANGE
MARINE REPORT-DEC. 18
Sugar and Coffee
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