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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 92, 30 December 1903
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BEAR WILL NOT YIELD I INCH Refuses to Ignore Chauvinistic Impulse FORCES JAPAN TO PASS ULTIMATUM Far Eastern Crisis Is Fast-Beaching the {Snapping Point
THE MORNING'S NEWS;
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES SLAUGHTERED Tate and Followers Butchered in Africa NINETEEN VICTIMS OF THE MASSACRE Doos Mutilate Corpses and Return Them as Bloody Trophies
| UPRISING THREATENED IN SOUTH AFRICA
WAR MINISTER STARTS MECCA PILGRIMAGE
THISWOMAN SAVED CASH BY COOLNESS Mrs. Lereto'sCall for Help Foils-Bobbers ARMED RUFFIANS MAKE BOLD THREAT Tom Kiger Comes to Plucky Woman's Aid and Thieves Flee
FEAR DAMAGE FROM ICE IN OHIO RIVER Great Gorge Extends for More Than Sixty Miles
CHOOSERS' COOSIN AS JVENGER Shooting by Detectives to Be Investigated at Once CRIMINAL LAWTER ANOTHER ARRIVAL Eastern Men Maintain Choissers Were Innocent ot All Crime
REEEXSMOOT MUST ANSWERvTO INQUIRY OF TNE COMMITTEE No Indications as to What the Defense Will Be ■LABOR JOINS IN LeWtr of Miners Will Wdsk for Unseating ofbe Senator Utah
NEGROES NARROWLY ESCAPETHE HEMP The Would-be Lynchers Lodge Near Their Prey
PROTESTS PAYMENT OF CAR CHARGES
NATIVES TO DIE FOR BUTCHERING MARINES
SIX SHOCKS STOP A NEK HEART And Onlookers Shocked by Execution
SAN DIEGO REIRESS WEDS NORTHERNER Couple Goes to Orient on Honeymoon
IRELAND MAKES A ! SHORTHAND RECORD
WILLIAM J. BRYAN IS COMING HOME ! Returns to London and Sails for New | York Today
TO PLANT MORE WEED IN THIS COUNTRY Economic Association Says We Import Too Much Tobacco
Blizzard in Michigan
Ladrones Hang Constables
To Cure a Cold in On* Day
CABINET DISCUSSES! PANAMASIIUAIIONi No Reply to Gteneprff Reyes Yet Ready ARMY IS MAKING Vg^Y QUIET Colombia's Representative Is Sfcilt Out of 0f the Panama Canal Cjfrnpa„y_M|n|atcr Kenipre the United Sta^s
EMM*7 /wmm one Big Western Roads Are Brought Together HARRIMAN FIGURES FIRST IN THE MERGER Kansas City Southern. Chicago and Alton, lowa Central, Clover Lcpf and Minneapolis and St. Louis j Embraced in the Organization
LOREE IS PRESIDENT OF THE ROCK ISLAND Oscar G. Murray Is Elected to the Presidency of the B. and 0.
Railroads Prosperous
Electric Equipment
DEATHS OF THE DAY J. M. Allen
PRESIDENT TO MO RUSSIAN JEWS Inquiry Made Through Agents PROMINENT HEBREWS MUCH IN EARNEST Stories of Fresh Outbreaks at Kishineff Denied by American Consul at Odessa and Also by the Russians at St. Petersburg
The People's Choice
Miller Loses Salary
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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UMDMN CRUISER FOB GREAT LUKES American Government Is Untasy CONGRESS WILL SOON TAKE THE MATTER UP Efforts Will Bo Mde to Have the Rush Treaty Repealed—Under Secretary of State Pope Does Not Think It Binding
EDUCATIONAL SCANDAL AT KANSAS CITY School Teachers Say That They Were Asked to Pay Bribes
LUMBER MERGER IS FORMED IN MICHIGAN Three Bl( Firms Combine to Avoid a Conflict
CAPTAIN COTTRELL DID NOTNEGLECT DUTY Not Blamed Because Crank Reached President Roosevelt
DEMAND THAT DOWIE BE BROUGHT INTO COURT Creditors Want to Have the Zionist Examined
Placer County Mystery
KATIE MILLER WITHDRAWS CHARGES AGAINST > POLICE OFFICERS AND THEY WILL BE RtHISTATEII
Mayor Snyder Scores Chief For Stringent Rules
LIFE DIPLOMAS WITH VALUE Ntak Keppel Scores the Stats Board LAW ARE UR&TO BY TEACHERS Los* Angeles Superintendent Make* DiioniMni Announcement to the Demtment of CountySlteards of Educathm
Big Fire in Pittsburg
YOU WILL BE ALL SMILES AGAIN rerget Your Stomach and You'll Itavo a Santa Claua Paao NOW TO DO IT
Drops From Sight Willi Sam oi Monty EDWARD F. GLOVER "c, VIOLATES PAROLE President of Knickerbocker Yacht Club and Well Kmwi BiwUji Society Man Leaves Behind Ghw|M of Getting Money UnlawfaMjr
McKowen Prison Booidcoofsr
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SAI DOMtIGO IS tStmiTTtCKED Three fievolutions on the Little Island – INSURGENTS AT THE ' POORS OF THE CAPITAL; Another Warship Sent to Protect ' American Interests—Wo« y Oil Is Cut Off From Communication, but Says He Will Join Jimine:
NEGROES SUSPECTED / OF MURDER CAUGHT Four Fugitives Taken by Kernville Constable
JEROME SYKES, ACTOR* DEAD AT CHICAGO Well Known Thespian Succumbs to Pneumonia
GREED FOR GOLD IS THE GREATEST CURSE
'GUMS HE I WIUBE GOOD i Sacrifices Citizenship fefr | Liberty / BELLIGERENT LAWYER FREEST DEJECTEDI Former Who Held j Military ajf Bay at Cripple Cfcek Makes (Elaborate Written/prom_ I ises His Liher^
MANY VICTIMS OF OKLAHOMA BOOM >
Another Wreck Victim
GREENE HANDS IN RESIGNATION Police Commissioner Is by Subordinates
IMPROVEMENTS FOR SACRAMENTO ELECTRIC Huntington System Undertakes Extensive Urban Railway Business
VOLANTE FOUND IN LEAKING CONDITION
Money to Burn
rnmmm Pomp Map£s Consecration oy V est minster numerous religious / ORDERS PRESENT Rich and Varied Garbs Form Conspic| uous Contrast for Bleak Walls of I First Metropolitan Catholic, Church Since the Reformation
VERMONT MURDERESS MUST DIE ON THE GALLOWS Her Accomplice Is Given a Life Sentence
HIGHWAYMAN KILLS NEW YORK DOCTOR Dr. Otto Found With His Skull Crushed
EXPORT TRADE OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS United States Is Leading Purchaser of Hemp
BLAST FURNACES WILL AGAIN RESUME WORK Carnegie Steel Company Recommence* Operations
Jury Impaneled
American Arrested Abroad
WILLIAM NICHOLS WILL INSTRUCT RAILROAD MEN Well Known Dispatcher to Wield the Rod in S. P. School
INDIANA TRAIN. PARTLYWRECKED Baggageman Killed and Others Hurt
Lake Erie Derailed
AMERICAN SCIENTISTS WILL ESTABLISH STATIONS Animal and seders Are to Be Given Assistance
Hopper-Dunamnir Case
Big Specie Shipment
CUBA WILL GET THEJJH HERE fitr Rmnuft Receipts For Security AMERICAN BANKERS EXACT THOSE TERMS New York Customs Officials Making Collections on Sugar and Tobacco Stored in Bonded Warehouses Under New Cuban Reciprocity Treaty
PNEUMONIA IN NEWJORK CITY Evidence That it Is an infectious Disease
TEA AND SUGAR MADE GOVERNMENT BUSINESS
Railway to Stirling
COAST TRAVELERS HAVE GOOD YEAR Improvements Accompli sited in Inter* changeable Scrip Mileage
HUNT FOR MICROBES 111 THE PHILIPPINES
New York After AbeM
Canadians Seek Protection
Abandons Vacation
Evans Sails for Manila
No Leprosy in Lincoln
Royalty's Expectations
Fire in Wheaton
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TRINITY CHURCH ISJRGANIZED Congregationalists Will Have New Home MANY PASTORS ATTEND THE FINAL SERVICES The, People of Trinity Congregational Church Organize and Purchaae Lot. Will Build Commodious Church. Preparing for Revival Services
ALIBI FOR ARNOLD Was at Theater and Saloon During Fire
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT Pupils of St. Vibiana's Sunday School Qiven Presents
Holiday Rates at Paso Robles imnnv th« naki at Paiut RnhlM Ha* Hnrinn
RAILWAY OFFICIALS IN COURT FOE V ALLEGED VIOLATION OF CITY ORDINANCE
Manager of Traction First to Be Put on Trial LINE OF DEFENSE City Claims Managers Are Liable for Fail- j lire to Sprinkle
SLASHED AT NECK WITH DULL BLADE Greek Ptddler Attempts Suicide on Street
•TOPS THI COUGH
INVENTED MANY IMPROVEMENTS William Henderson, Vet•ran PI umber, Is Dead
AHTI-SALOONERS AREJNJROUBLE Worrying Over Ascot Park Liquor License
WILFUL MURDER SAYSJHE JURY Verdict Eeturned in th» Viola Case
Fire at Berkeley
EkSTBOURD MIES knyjCHEtsEO NewFreight Tariff I» NPlanned SOUTHERN AND SANTA FEWE ACTION Many Commodities ShipWd From CaHfornhtWlll Be ,n" crease— East Will Cost mW After January
In a Yonkera Choir Loft
Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Cure Casts Nat hint if it Falls
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tie SHOTS WM HJGLBIDE Talent Has Bad Day at Northtrn Track
Results at New Orleans
RING AND PADDOCK GOSSIP AT ASCOT
PAST TRACK AND IDEAL WEATHER MAKE/THE RACING ELEMENT HAPPY KN YESyTERDAY'S sport at ascot
Galanthus Makes Great Run in First Race REDFERN FALLS Popular Little Jockey Only Stunned and Will Hide Today
HERALD'S FORM CHART
ENTRtES FOR TODAY
NEW YORK WANTS THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
now to Rtdch Aay Poiat in Los Ancles Cars of the Los Angelee Railway Ceo traverse all sections of the cityroute Indicated by destination boards on sides and ende of care.
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SHERMAN INDIANS MAY WIN GAME Riverside Braves Appear to Have a Chance CARLISLE TEAM LEAVES FOR SHERMAN INSTITUTE Members of the Rival Eleven* Will Affiliate Until the Day of Struggle. Special Train Coming From Riverside—Pointers on the Players
CORBETT WINS FROM HANLON I IN SIXTEEN TERRIFIC ROUNDS'
Eddie Graney Stops Fight to Save Californian TAKEN FROM RING Hardest Bat tit Ever Seen in a San Francisco Ring
"I Grow Hair «1 in One Night" ' V —————— A humous Doctor-Chemist Has Discovered » Secret Compound That Grows Hair on Any Bald Head s sends rnte trial packages io all who write
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RESIDENTS WANT A N£LIBRARY Improvement Club Will Incorporate CITY WILL GIVE BOOKS AND CITIZEN THE SITE Secretary Wlllard of the Municipal League Addresses the Club on the Need of Improving Streets—Would Remove Hedges and Plant Trees
CORBETT WINS IN SIXTEEN ROUNDS
Neary Wants a Fight
Wolcott Gets becision
Fought to a Draw
Pasadena Handicap
ALUM FOR /TOORIIMfIIT DAY Pasadej/'iii a flush of paJeant promises to be BEST EVER ATTEMPTED Changes Made in the Order of March Which Will Prove Welcome Features—Visitors by Thousands Will Throng Pasadena's Flowerland
MANY FIRES HEP DEPARTMENT BUSY Four Alarms Within as Many Honrs
TIGERS BEAT NORMALS
Santa Fes Win
TO AMEND CIVIL SERIE RULES Examinations Will Be Hdd January 1(5
Dr Jarecki Improving
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS FARMERS DISCUSS WHS intitute Continnes to Draw Crowds INTERESTING PAPERS ON UP-TO-DATE METHODS Wealthy San Franciscan Ha* Narrow Escape While Riding Behind a Runaway Team—New Physical Director for Throop Institute
Exciting Runaway
New Physical Director at Tbroop
For Stealing Wire
Obituary
DRUGGIST SETTLES SEVERAL BIG FINES Riverside Treasury Is Now Richer by Sixteen Hundred Dollars >
SANTA MONICA PLANS MANY IMPROVEMENTS Leak in the Outfall S/wer Is to Be Repaired
RUNAWAY TEAM INJURES TWO MEN Serious Accident Narrowly Averted at Colten
POOR CHILDREN MADE HAPPY AT REDONOO Drunken * Sailor Disturbs the Peace and Is Fined
HALLECK OFFICE ROBBED STAMPS AND POSTALS TAKEN BY THIEVES ' Victor Burglars, Who Entered Santa Fe Section House, Taken Into Cue* tody by San Bernardino Officer
LONG BEACH IS TO VOTE ON THE DANCE The Town Is All Torn Up Over the Question
TROPICO WILL NOT HAVE WEEDY SIDEWALKS Improvement Association to Start ■ , Crusade
CAUGHT Ik BLACK SHEEP1 SON OF RIVERSIDE SHERIFF IS ARRESTED ' Man Who Committed Suicidc at San Dtego Was Despondent Because He Had Failed to Find Work
PRESENTED WITH A PAST MASTER'S JEWEL Masonic Doings at the Soldiers' Homo
NEW TELEPHONE LINE TO CORONA California Orange* and Lemons in Demand in the East
LAUNDRY EMPLOY€ IS HURT AT REDLANDS Oirl Gets Her Hand Crushed in Heavy Steam Rollers
WILL ON A GRAND ScH Orange and Riverside Men to Invade Jersey Island
Elsinore Notes
FEW LAND OWNERS PUT PRICES HIGH
BONNERS ATTACK LOU DILLON'S GREAT RECORD
MARINE REPORT-DEC. 29
Cashier Is Short
Undelivered Telegrams
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RESIDENTS WMT II KWUBAMy improYsmsnt Club Will Incorporate CITY WILL GIVE BOOKS AND CITIZEN THE SITE ■ Secretary W illard of the Municipal Laagve Addresses the Club on the Need o# Improving Streets—Would j Remove Hedges and Plant Trees
DIED
HEARD WIDOW OFFER BRIBE Men Were Concealed in Mrs. Fields' flonse
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NEWS OF. THE COMMERCIAL STOCKS HIGHER AftD ACTIVE
MUG OP FOB USBALSETTLEMENT Money Bates Advanced in Anticipation
New York Stocks
New York' Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bond*
MORE CALIFORNIA BANKS LICENSED TO DO BUSINESS
Another Qold Shipment
Financial Record
NERVOUS WHEAT MARKET
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Live Stock Market
Butter, G(p and Cheese
BARRACUDA FISH IS OFFERED ON THE MARKET 'First Time in Many Years to Appear So Early
TERRIFIC PACE IS SET IN THE COTTON MARKET
Cotton Market
Sugar and Coffee
REGULAR SIZED ORANGES. ARE FIRMER
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS • Los Angeles Banks
STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW OIL PIPE LINE FOR THE COALINGA FIELD
Pacific Coast Trad*
Wool and Hops
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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ED NOT TELL SOURCEOF NEWS Clause in Penal Cod# Protects Newspapers JUDGE SMITH DECIDES CASE AGAINST THE GRAND JURY Not a Fishing Expedition—Can Only A»k for Evidence That Woald Be Admitted on Trial Under Indictment in Court
SMITH MM MCE I INffjWLEllf Concrete Work in Place/ GOLDEN STATE LIMITED MAKES jMVIABLE RECOR^ Palace on Wheels Arrives in <>.' on Tim£_office of Genera';, S"yAgent to Be Abolis' r . P"SBe" Electric } * ' / -jVany
INFORMATION ISJOT VALID Husbaud May Not Chargt Wife with Crime
MM, «n Sunday School | .ildren Entertain oI?i'ILDREN OF ORPHANS' m | HOME THEIR GUESTS 11 Entertained With Christmas Tales. ■ i Saved $40 for Entertainment and! Present Each of the Orphans With | a Box of Candy
GOT HIS HAIR BACK Was Perfectly Bald When He Started to Use Newbro's Herplcide
HIGH WINDS SAVE THE CW FRUIT Drought Is Assuming a Serious Aspect FARM WORK PRACTICALLY AT COMPLETE STANDSTILL The Report* Indicate Continued Fair Weather—Delay in Beginning of Rainy Season Will Result in Short Qrain Crop—lrrigation Necessary
SHARP CRITICISM FOR AHTTORNEY Judge Wellborn Calls Claiborne to Account
San Jose Fire
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