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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 100, 7 January 1904
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TWO SCORE PERISH IN EXPLOSION Wallaroo Crew Dies in Awful Marine Disaster VESSEL SIGNALS HER DISTRESS Boiler Explosion 011 a British Cruiser Works Havoc
ROBBED DAUGHTER OF HER FORTUNE Strong Accusations Brought Against a Chicago Father
DAN KEVANE OFFERS TO TESTIFY AT RIVERSIDE {Will Tell What He Knows if His Expenses Are Paid
THE MORNING'S NEWS
MANAGERS CONFESS TO NEGLIGENCE Fixing Responsibility for Chicago Disaster EMPLOYES WERE IN A PANIC No Provisions Made to Protect Patrons From Fire Danger
SEVENTEEN KILLED IN THEWRECK Crash Comes Like a Loud Battery of Artillery BLAME RESTS ON THE ENGINEER Running at Fall Speed Hock island Rushes Into a Freight
RUSSIAN FORCES WILL MEET JAPAN ON KOREAN COAST
MURDERER GLOVER MUST PAY PENALTY The Supreme Court Sustains Action of the Lower Tribunal
GRANDFATHER SOID LOUISIANA TERRITORY
BOY BANDITS ON TRIAL AT CHICAGO Morbidly Curious Crowd Excluded From Court Room
ELOPEMENT CULMINATES IN A LOS ANGELES WEDDING
Stone Case Dismissed
COURTNEY JAILED ON FORGERY CHARGE Recently a Bookkeeper in Byron Building
—T New York Man Killed
Cruisers and Troops Bush to Port Arthur Moscovita 6nartfs Afi RafiMi Transportation to Seoul Purchased Cruisers May Be Attacked by Russians
BELIEF THAT JAPAN HAS RECEIVED REPLY The Emperor Receives Governor Taft of the Philippines
JAPANESE SOLDIERS NEED LITTLE FOOD Fight on Rationa of Rice and Oried Fish
CLASH IMMINENT ON KOREAN COAST Hope for Ptact Is All Bat Gone RUSSIA TO FIGHT WHEN TROOPS LAND In the Event of War Japan Wfll Put 300,000 Soldiers in Manchuria, and Russia Can Muster Only 100,000 Men—Her Navy Superior
RUSSIANS GETTING COAL FROM GERMANS Japan's New Cruisers to Be Followed by Fleet
BUYING WAR SUPPLIES ABOUT SAN FRANCISCO Goods Shipped to' the Orient Covered by War Risk
COAL CARGO STARTS FOR JAPANESE COAST British Steamer Leaves the Western Coast on a Perilous Voyage
LEAD AND NITER FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
JAPANESE FAMILIES TO LEAVE MANCHURIA
JAPANESE AUTHORITY EXPLAINS THE SITUATION His Country Will Not Give Way to Russia
WHY THE AMERICANS LANDED IN KOREA Soldiery Disaffected and Minister Asked for Protection
ENGLISH ENGINEERS HURRY TO JAPAN Ships at Genoa to Be Manned by British Tars
RUSSIA THINKS THAT JAPAN WILL YIELD
BURKE, A TEN-YEAR PAROLED Los Angeles Convict Leaves San Quentin Prison
MISS ISABELLE M'KEMNA WEDDED TO DETROIT MAM
REVOLUTION WAS NIPPEOJNTHE BID San Domingan General Thrown Into Jail
STANFORD STUDENT GOES TO ANNAPOLIS
DECISION FAVORED MONTEREY MAYOR R. F. Johnson Purged of Contempt
PREPARE TO BUILD SAN DIEGO-EASTERN Articles of Incorporation Are Filed
More Naval Promotions
Netherlands Treaty Approved
Panama Treaty In Committee
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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PROTEST AGMRST JOINT STATEHOOD Action of the Maricopa Board of Trade RESOLUTIONS TO BE FORWARDED TO SENATE At a Special Meeting Last Night at Phoenix County Board of Trade Adopts Resolutions Denouncing Joint Statehood Proposition
CORONER STOPS A PERSONAL ENCOUNTER Butte Lawyers Grow Excited Over Explosion Inquest
OAKLAND WATER FRONT PROPERTY TRANSFERRED Railroad Company Acquires Valuable Holdings
GUARDING INSPECTORS TO BE DISCHARGED Fifteen Government Employes Lose Their Heads
NAVAL ESTIMATE IS MATERIALLY REDUCED Secretary Moody Cuts Off Over Four Million Dollars
STOLE TWO THOUSAND CIGARS Southern Pacific Brakeman Convicted of Larceny
Cupid Ties Knot Beneath Bower of Pink and Green
MR. AND MRS. LOUIS COLE' Brilliant Wedding at Residence of H. W. Hellman Miss Freicla Hellman Becomes Brid« of Louis Cole of Bakersfield
BERKELEY STUDENTS TO CAMP AT SANTA CRUZ Class Will Be Given a Chance to Learn Surveying
DECREASE IN NUMBER OF STANFORD STUDENTS Register Elliott's Report Shows Only 1109 Students
FOUND BODY IN RIVER Santa Rosa Rancher Had a Bullet Through His Head
MISSISSIPPI FAVORS THE PANAMA TREATY The State Senate Voices Sentiments of the People
GAYNOR MAKES GOOD TO HIS BONDSMEN
HUNDREDS FLOCK TO FUNERAL OF LONGSTREET Services Conducted by Bishop Kieley of Savannah
WALLS OF ANCIENT TOWN OF SPOLETO FALL
Committee Appointed
American Murdered Abroad
No Resentment
Chinese Humor
BENSON'S CASE COMES U_PAT WASHINGTON Continued Until the New York Matter Is Settled
INVESTED TOO HEAVILY IN OREGON MINES Heavy Failure of the Pendleton Bank Cashier
Car Men Mnurdered
NOT IN FAVOR OF FEDERAL INSPECTION Grain Men Object to the Proposed Measure
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HOT DEBUTE 01 POSTAL MATTERS Firry Heath Now Under Strong Fire UTAH MAN STARTED FRAUDS, SAYS CLAY Democratic Senators Urge Congressional Investigation of the Alleged Postoffice Irregularities, and Sharp Debate Ensues—does to Committee
VIRGINIA NEGROES SUE FOR DAMAGES Claim Governor Deprived Them of Constitutional Rights
GENERAL YOUNG PLANS _A VISIT TO CUBA The Retiring Chief of Staff in Search of Health
SEEKING A SPONSOR FOR PHILIPPINE BONDS
STRUCK OPEN SWITCH
Redondo Sailor's Troubles
Life of General Manager of Los Angeles Railway Hangs in the Balance
RAN INTOJIVAGON Three Men Injured in Collision With Alhambra Car
OPEN FOR TRAVEL First Train Runs Over Cut-Off Between Colton and San Bernardino
Mow French Newspapers Tell a Story
The Way He Whistled
MAKING THE|R_OWN WAY Splendid Results Follow Efforts of Self-Supporting Students
A Story of Juncit
What Noah Missed
Natural Inference
Too True
A Christinas Risk
DISCUSS METHODS OF KPAPERS Stat« Labor Convention Passts ftesolutions GILLSON OF SAN PEDRO ATTACKS LOCAL PAPER Resolution by /Mayor Schmitz Memorializing Congress to Prohibit Unfair Competition by Army and Navy Bands Is Adopted
BUSINESS ASSOCIATE OF PRESIDENT BURNS JAILED
A Street Car Missionary
Hanna Said Smoke
Seemed Like Eternity
Made Him Think
At the Concert
Cause of fear*
Nothing Home Made
Proof
SEARCHING FOR PERMS. HEATH Wanted as a Witness in Driggs Case OFFICERS FAIL TO FIND HIM AT SALT LAKE Ex-Assistant Postmaster General So Far Evades Service—Case of the Former Congressman Begun in Brooklyn Yesterday
Admits the Subpoena
Driggs Placed on Trial
Liked to Be Asked
Some Qood Catches
Obliging Highwayman
Mules Follow the Bell
How the Bishop Was Cured
Forgotten Manners
The Hiding Craze
Fixing the Blame
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GENERAL WOOD'S SILVER SERVICE How It Went Through Custom House TESTIMONY BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE General Bliss Has a Tilt With Senator Hanna Over His Action in Admitting the Gift of the Cubans Free of Duty
PRINCE CUPID'S BILL FINDS LITTLE FAVOR Hawaiian Electric Franchise Is Too Generous
Asked to Become Chairman
LOS ANGELES CLUBWOMEN WILL TAKE LEADING PART IN COMING STATE SESSION
Gathering in Sacramento Will Attract Many From Here Papers ou a Variety of Subjects Will Be Read Daring the Meeting"
DIVE KEEPER IS SHOT AT SAN FRANCISCO
QUEEN VICTORIA'S HAIR Its Great Profusion Was Always a Cause of Wonder
MAY LOCATE PLANT AT WILMINGTON Plans of IJ. S. Shipbuilding Company
STABS LEAVE FOR FRISCO ALLEYS Will Try to Defeat the Northern Champions
Becker Law and Collection Agency
OPENED HIS SAFE AT DAGGER'S POINT Chicago Jeweler Robbed of |4300
POSTOFFICE EMPLOYES ARE AGAINST LOUD
REPORTED ALASKA FAMINE DENIED Fairbanks Asks Coals For Newcastle
RAILROADS TO RAISE FREIGHTS BOTH WAYS Certain Commodities Are, However, to Be Exempt
Mackenzie Defeats Chicagoan
Drawing for the Coursing
Young Corbett to Fight Britt
WHIMS FOR THE TRUCTIONOFFICEnS The City to Begin New Sprinkling Cases
PRODUCE MERCHANTS ALLEGE CONSPIRACY Claim They Were Forced Out by a San Francisco Concern
REVIVAL AT CHURCH Fifteen Persons Dtsire to Become Christians
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS PRACTICE Basketball Team Commences Work for the Season
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AMERICA NOT CONCERNED.
A MONTANA NOVELTY.
KING ZERO
LOCAL THEATERS SAFEGUARDED
ARBOR DAY
PRAYING FOR RAIN
"WITH HIS LITTLE HATCHET"
Social 10mry and Smsip ~
Rubenstein Society Entertains
Children's Birthday Party
Social Notes
RUNS AWAY FROM HISJREOITORS I. S. Beed Leavis Wif« in Poverty
BANKRUPTCY NO EXCUSE Crowder Must Pay Fine or Serve His Sentence
Moving the Exhibits
PLAYED SMOOTH CONFIDENCE GAME J.K. Gibson Is Wanted in Santa Barbara
NEW BRAZILIAN CONSUL FOR SAN FRANCISCO
CHOISSER CASE ON FORMTUHDAY Both Sides Ready to Begin Examination
WOMEN'S CLUBS Ruskin Art Resumes Work After * Fortnight's Vacation
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NEWS OF Cin 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
HURLED HIMSELF BENEAjHJ TRAIN Horrible Suicidi of Unknown Japanese BODY GROUND TO ATOMS BENEATH HEAVY TRUCKS Cause of Suicide Is Unknown and the Body of Victim Has Not Been Identified—Dashed Deliberately to His Death in Presence of a Crowd
W. C. T. U. MEETING TODAY * Interesting Addresses by Prominent Social Workers
Mothers' Meeting
Murine Eye Remedy
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
DIES OF BLOOD POISONING FROM ULCERATED TOOTH
NEW CORPORATIONS ,
To Unveil McKinley Arch
PERSONAL
SHE BATHED WHILE HER HQMEBURNED Ocean Park Woman Left Stove Lighted FIREMAN BADLY HURT IN FALL FROM ROOF Monica Fire Department Saves the New City at the Beach From Destruction by Promptly Giving Needed Assistance
LOCAL INVESTOR TAKES SPRING STREET PROPERTY Price Paid Is a Rapid Advance—Main Street Deal Pending
ANNUAL JOURNEY OF RAILROAD MEN Southern Pacific Superintendents Visit Los Angeles
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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CORBET! MAY STHJI COAST Moray's Counter Offer to St. Louis
TALENT SURPRISED By OUR BESSIE
Results at New Orleans
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
MRS. LANGTRY, LOVER OF HORSES, WILL ENJOY ASCOT
FOUR FAVORITES FIRST JJNDER WIRE M. F. Tarpey Defeats Rag Tag
RING AND PADDOCK GOSSIP AT ASCOT
HERALD'S FORM CHART
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
Forecast
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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NURSE SAVES BABY'S LIFE Miss May Moors Performs Heroic Act PAINTER BURTON GEER LENDS HIS ASSISTANCE Painters Placed a Can of Varnish on the Kitchen Stove—The Woodwork Takes Fire and Threatens Lives of Inmates of Benj. Myers' House
Improvement Club Meeting
Mm MEW EXITS ME OPENED Managers S«ek toComply With Ordinances SUPERINTENDENT KRAUSE STILL INVESTIGATING Asbestos or Steel Curtains for AH Theater Stages—Will Amend the Building Ordinance—Alterations Yet Completed
M'KOWEN INTENDS TO CONFESS HIS CRIME Man Who Robbed the State University Admits His Guilt
COME BACK WITHOUT THE GYPSY PRISONER
THE HIGH WINDS aKJt FRUITS Drougth Is Assuming a {Serious Aspect OLD SETTLERS CONTINUE TO PROPHESY MOISTURE The Weather Bureau Predicts Continued Frosts Until a Cessation of the Dry Speil—Farm Work Practically at a Standstill
MOLDERS MAY RESUME WORK Officials of Both Parties Hold Conference Behind Closed Doors
For Hungry Minds
NEW OFFICERS ARE NOMINATED I Chamber of Commerce Directors Accept Report VISIT FROM DELEGATES TO IRRIGATION CONGRESS Mississippi Levee Association Wants Help in Getting Large Government Grant to Improve Shipping Facilities—Many New Members
YOSEMITE ON SCREEN Burton Holmes Delivers Lecture on the Famous Valley
Check Worker Caught
WIRE PRODUCTION SMSHEREASE jßaisins Responsible For This Condition . THREE MILLION GALLONS LESS THAN IN 1902 All Over California the Grape Growers Were Tempted by Increased Prices Offered for Raisins, and Many Tons Went to the Dryers
Burton Holmes Tonight
Assets Are Shy
Ballad Concert Tonight
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS PLAN REMOVAL OF 1 COLLEGEJAXATION ilovement Fathered by New Century Club C. S. MELICK DISCUSSES CHANCES OF SUCCESS Ki a Meeting of the < l.ast Evening a Press Committee Was Ap, pointed to Bring the Matter Before the Public—Pasadena Brevities
Kind Execution
Knocked Off Her Wheel
Obituary
Compliment for Street Car Men
STORM WATER PROBLEM Trustees Vacate Public Highway for Drainage Purposes
FELL FROM SCAFFOLD Hans Lcwison, a Carpenter, Receives! Bad Wound
BETTER JX[TS_ WANTED Opera House at Santa Ana Will Comply With Requirements
ORDERED TO VACATE Significant Order Issued to Ice Company by Southern Pacific
OFFICERS INSTALLED Banquet Tendered (iuests by Seaside Lodge of Odd Fellows
STRUCK BY ELECTRIC CAR COUPLE'S NARROW ESCAPE WHILE DRIVING Ferrill Boyd and Miss Damron Are Thrown Clear of the Rig—Car and Buggy Laid Up for Repairs
j NORTHEASTER AT AVALON [Steamer Warrior Encounters a Heavy- Sea in Mid-Channel
A Guaranteed Cure for Pllw
SEEK HARBORJRANCHISE APPLICATION OF SAN DIEGO GAS COMPANY Petition Harbor Commissioners for a Wharf 1500 Feet Long by 25 Feet Wide at the Foot of Ninth Street
WORDY WAR OF TRUSTEES STREET SUPERINTENDENT IS OUSTED FROM OFFICE Business Men Demand Extermination of Red Light District, but Trustees Pigeon-Hole the Petition
Joint Installation
Arch Dedication
Society Is Prosperous
Studying Economics
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Undelivered Telegrams
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD STEEL STOCKS ARE UNLOADED
WAR SURE HITS WALL STREET HARD Pacific Railroads Lack Ngrvy Support
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
SHORT WHEAT INTEREST WORRIED BY WAR NEWS
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Prunes Arc Quiet
Pacific Coast Trade
Live Stock Market
FRESH VEAL GLMBKET Dry Days Force Ranchers to Sacrifice
Cotton, Wool and Hops
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
Leather Oocde
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
Closing Oil Quotations
It Will Pay You
WHILE AUCTION SALES OF ORANGES ARE RESUMED, SHIPPING IS VERY LIMITED
MARINE REPORT-JAN. 6
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