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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 179, 26 March 1904
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RIVERSIDE IS MUCH EXCITED Sheriff Coburn Says He Did HiTs Duty HAJS DISPLAYS A BOLD FRONT Declares He Will Not Carry the Loads of Others
NEW BUILDING INDORSED BY COMMITTEE Only Appropriation of That Class Reported SENATE ALREADY HAS APPROVED McLachlan Is Successful Through Persistent Argument
SLAYER OF AMERICAN ,S QUiCKLY PUNISHED Gen. Arias, Who Killed Johnson, Executed in Santo Domingo
THE MORNING'S NEWS
ELECTRIC LINES ARE MERGED Traction andGlendale Roads Under One . . Management BECOME PART OF ISTERORBAH Transfers Represent a valuation of Over Two Millions
J. C. MILLSPAUGH TAKES_PpOENCY Normal School Will Greet Chief in July
AMERICANS SECURE MEXICAN OIL FIELD Concession Conveys 150,000 Acres to Syndicate
EASTERN TEMPERATURES
COMMITTEE ASKS $§§0,000 FOR SAN PEDRO HARBOR
JAPS AND MUSCOVITES WILL CLASH IN KOREA
ARMSANDDVNAMITE TAKEN FROM MINERS Prisoners Arrested and Spoils of War Gathered
SPENCER IDENTIFIED UNDER TWO ALIASES Indorsed $3,000,000 of Checks for Fraudulent Financier
Chubbuck Legally Elected
Germans in Fight
Whipped Nearly to Death
Fifteen Men Imprisoned
FIVE NEGROES SROHO-RENTR Total of Nine Dead in One Week
DESTRUCTIVE STORM RAVAGES ARKANSAS Not a Tree Nor House Left Standing in a Wide Area
Battle Creek Flooded
Chinese Importer Acquitted
Cargo of Gold Bricks
Grand River High
RUSSIAN REGULATIONS FOR THE TREATMENT OF PRISONERS OF WAK
RESTRICTIONS PLACED UPON VESSELS BOUND FOR NEWOHWANG
CZAR DISSATISFIED WITH CONDITIONS IN ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT
CHEER FOR SUCCESSES OF ADMIRAL TOGO AND THE JAPANESE NATY
BATTLE EXPECTED IN NORTHERN KOREA
ffAVY DEPARTMENT ORDERS COOPER TO , WITHDRAW HELENA
PROCEEDINGS ARE SECRET
CLAIMS PRO-JAPANESE SYMPATHY IN NATIONS NOT BEING SUSTAINED
TROOPS IN GOOD SPIRITS
RUSSIAN FOUND GUILTY OF SELLING INFORMATION TO JAPANESE ATTACHE
ICE BREAKING UP
RUSSIANS ESTABLISHING STRONG POSITION IN VICINITY OF ANTUNG
CHITA ALIVE WITH TROOPS
FOREIGN CONSULS MUST GO
FISHERIES EXTENDED
CHARTER BRITISH STEAMERS
RUSSIANS PILLAGING
RAILROAD MEN TALK OF RECENT CHANGES Pronounce All but Official Statements to Be Untrue
Cruiser Denver's Second Trial
DEATHS Of THE DAY Prof. Carl Schumann
Colonel Vincent Marmaduke
Joseph Robecike
Houses Submerged
SPECULATION ON SECURITIES CASE Prices Are Influenced by Talk of Trouble
HARRIMAN BUYS FLEETOFVESSELS Four Big Freighters Are Included in Deal
MINERS THREATEN TO CLOSE COAL MINES Refuse to Arbitrate Questions Affecting Wage Scale
One Hundred Employes Discharged
Pork Butchers Strike
Timber Trespass Case Decided
Presidential Nominations
Railroad Hampered
WITNESS SCORES ' . ATTORNEY KNIGHT J. E. Dunnigan Is Nagged to Desperation
Gfape Growers Organize
WILL COMMAND SOLDIERS' HOME Markliam Yields to Hero of Two Wars
Prairie Fires Still Burn
Favorable Report Ordered
Flood Is Serious
LOBBY SCORED' Bf HOUGH Attacks Enemies of the Timber Act NEWLANDS TALKS OF * LAND MONOPOLIES Concentration of Land, Said He, Caused European Wars and Ham* pered the Proper Development of the State of California
At East St. Louis
Illinois Rising
Easily Believed
Appalling Thought
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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STORM 111 THE 1 MIDDLE STATES More Serious Than at First Believed BUSINESS PART OF EAST CHICAGO FLOODED Reports From All Parts of Michigan Tell of Towns Threatened by Big < Floods-—lllinois and Other Rivers ; Are Rising Rapidly
Michigan Storm Ridden
Amateurs Work for Charity
LOCAL FIGHT FOLLOWERS LOYAL TO JIMMY BRITT The Little Plumber's Admirers Place Their Faith in Him
HERRERA WINS A _ FURIOUS BATTLE Kid Abel Knocked Down and Badly Punished
Cambridge Wins
GWALTNEY'S ABSENCE REMAINS A MYSTERY
WANT CHILD OF MURDERED WOMAN Disputed Guardianship of Jesus Ramirez
Sunsetters Reminisce
Principal Housh Improving
SAFEGUARDS FOR GOTHAM Wide Doors and Alleys Outside
A Costly Home
For Instance
Perhaps It Was
SEMTOR BURTON DEFENDSJIMSELF Shows His Contract With Rialto People WAS RETAINED AT $500 PER MONTH He Carefully Tells the Jury That He Refused to Undertake Any Work Derogatory to the Honor of a Senator
BANK CLEARINGS
The Green Girl and the Bell
LITTLE GIRL TO ' 60 ON THE STAGE
MARINE REPORT-MARCH 25
Athletics as a Lenten Diversion
STATE INTERESTS WELLJPMTECTED Sundry Civil Expenses Mnch Reduced DREDGING MAY BEGIN AT SAN PEDRO HARBOR % Although Con grew Prune* Twenty-Eight Million Dollars From Current Bill*, California Fares Well With Nearly All Her Demands
As It Should Be
The Difference
Dumb Luck
How Easy It Will Be
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SOU'S INSULT 10 fRENCH NATION Creates Sceiiein Chamber ot Deputies DENOUNCED LOUBET'S Visit to italy Count Boni de Castellane Fights Demand of Delcasse for $90,000 to Defray the Expenses of President Loubet's Visit to the king of Italy
Granted a Second Term
PANAMA'S NAVT OFfEBEjJR SALE Government Troops Are Disbanded
MINORITY RAGES AT SHJPPING BILLS Assails Frye's Measure Violently
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
SOCIETY YOUTH UNDER ARREST Boasted of Family, In Without Resources DISAPPEARED AFTER MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY He Seldom Had Funds but Always Managed to Be Where Money Was Plenty—Former Crime Imputed to Him—A Strange Case
YAQUIS RETREAT BEFOREJEXICANS Running Fight With the Indians
POSTOFFICE BILL PASSEH* HOUSE Investigation Balked by Overstreet
Epworth League Convention
Pullmans for Prisoner*
How to Go East
Another Libel Suit
Lawyers Tangled
STEAMSHIP MEN SIGN PEACE TREATY New Agreement Includes Engineers, Deck Officers and Owners
Sixty Patients Escape Fire
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WIGGINS' WOES JUT. LOUIS Carpenters Want a Dollar an Hour • ________ CALIFORNIA COMMISSIONER HAS HIS PATIENCE TRIED Labor Unions' Demands Interfere With Exposition's Progress, and the Missouri Mud Is Almost Too Much Even for Frank's Long Legs
LOS ANGELES COURT ' DECISION REVERSED 5 Nogira, Charged With Assault, Will Get New Trial
Three Murderers Escape
Drowned While on Spree
JIMMY BRITT- IS GIVEN DECISION OVER CORBETT IN THE TWENTIETH ROUND WAS FASTEST FIGHT IN CALIFORNIAN HISTORY PACE OF BOTH WAS TERRIFIC Until Seventeenth Round Denver Boxer Had Slightly the Advantage
Undelivered Telegrams
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BRAZEN DEFIANCE OF ORDERS
CULPABLE NEGLIGENCE
AN IMPORTANT ELECTION
SHALL THE CHARTER BE FURTHER AMENDED?
ZtA* Sect a/ So it
WOMEN'S CLUBS Friday Morning Club
Shakespeare Club
Wednesday Morning Club
Dr. Reybould Guilty
CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK
CATHOLIC
SALVATION ARMY
JEWISH
BAPTIST
CHURCH NOTES
HUNTINGTON GETS BMND'SJOLDINGS Buys Land Along New Glendale Road
COLLECTS BOND MONEY Bail Bonds of danders and Kirby Are Forfeited
M. H. De Young Here
WILL NOT CI mYJEMASE Irrigation Company Asks for Sewer Water
TOO MUCH STEPFATHER Annie Ferguson Did Not Agree With Her Mother's Choice
WHERE IS JOSEPH TOOLE? Daughter Who Lives in England Making Inquiries
COMMEMORATES JEWISH SINGER Rabbi Heclit Preaches oil Solomon Sulzer
HAY MANTON'S HINTS
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uws oi cm II BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
,To Refurnish Offices
"'Bill" Brady Is Fined
New York State Society
"'Water of Life"
Oliveras Rearrested
Glendale Road
Fear Fatal Results
Laying Heavy Rails
Has a Gun
Will Tour Continent
Buys Controlling; Interest
Observe Holy Week
RED EYES AND EYELIDS
CITY NEWS !N BRIEF
MARLBOROUGH PUPILS TO GIVE TALKS 111 FRENCH
SCHOOLMEN HEAR bishop corny Says Education Should Not Exclude Christ
Bad-Check Man
McLeod Captured
Carpenter Tools Stolen
MAN) VIOLATIONS OF ORDINANCES Wires Are Strung in Conduit Districts
TWO SYSTEMS USE ONE RIGHT OF WAY Track Changes 011 Alliambra Avenue
Lucia Is Guilty
BETTER SCHOOLS FORJAHUENGA District Unanimously in Favor of Election
MACEDONIAN REFORM ACCEPTED BY PORTE Boris Sarafoff Promises to Postpone .tfext Insurrection
Squadrons Change Stations
BOBBED OF BIS PALTRY FORTUNE Ritz an Easy Victim of Bold Thief
HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT Students Sing and Play in Behalf of Gymnasium Fund
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Untitled
GRIP THAT FAILED Narrow Escape of a Will – Known Farmer and Horseman One of tht Worit Assaults Known -John H. Robinson Attacked I Hie: Timts i>nd Olvcn lip lor Dead
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ANGELENOS WIN WITHOUT DILLON Browns No Match for Morley's Heavy Hitters TIM FLOOD MAKES A GREAT STOP OF DRIVE Creamies Land on Moskiman for Three Two Base Hits—Oakland; Twirler Fined—The Dillon Situation—Baseball Notes
WILL HAVE_B[G MEETING President Hinchman of the P. A. A. Will Hear Seymouris Case
Joe (ians Wins
BLUEBLOODS OF DOGDOM TO BE SEEN AT MAY BENCH SHOW Los Angeles Cockers Expected to Win Cups Prize List Promises to Draw Many Bench Heroes
FISHERMEN'S TIDE TABLE
HERALD'S FORM CHART
MM STARTS THE GAMEJT FRESNO Tacoma Beats Portland by 2 to 1
SEATTLE *SAN FRANCISCO 1 Williams Pitches Good Ball for he Northerners
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Good Scores and Prospects Bright for Stiff Finals
PHOTON MAKES NEW TRW RECORD Schreiber's Sain Colt a Stake Horse
BERT IS DETERMINED T° TRANSFER DILLON Ultimatum Stated in Spicy Telegrams to O'Connell and Lohman
JOCKEY BELL JEWED Well Played Horses Win at Oakland
Results at Bennings
Results at Little Rock
ENTRIES FOR TODAY -!
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS MURKS nil EPOCH IK SCHOOL ANNALS Educational Expansion at PasaderiST CELEBRATE COMPLETION OF NEW HIGH SCHOOL Early History Recalled—Governors of Two States May Come—City Finance* Block Improvement—Altadenans Aspire to Greater Things
To Protect Feathered Friends
Altadenans Ambitious
Street Paving Opposed
A Celebrities Are Inyited
QOWER'S FIRST ARREST J. W. Jeal Charged With Selling Liquor Without a License
SCHOOL BONDS VOTED Leg«l Decisions, Obituaries and Addresses to Teachers
BITTEN BY DOG The Little Daughter of F. A. Withem Sustains Serious Injury
DEDICATION DAY EXERCISES President Jordan of Stanford Will Deliver Address of the Day
RELIGIOUS, REVIVAL Students and Faculty Actively Furnishing Amusement*
HE6IRA TO AVALON Rough Seas Have Little Terror for Eastern Tourists
Funeral of William Row /
A NARROW ESCAPE FELL FROM THE PIER WHILE UNCONSCIOUS The Rescuers Have to Secure a Boat Before J. Harding Davis Can Be Removed From the Water
ALLOWED ATTORNEY'S FEES Judge Taggart Gives Decision in Favor of Mrs. Kerber
WIDOW CHARMER LEAVES Mrs. (Catherine Dickinson Sell* Business and Departs
Death Visits Home
Be Quick
Redondo Beach Briefs
24,000 ACRES FILED ON Desert Land to Be Exploited by the American Nitre Company
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THE WEATHEK
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
THREW SPECIAL OUIJF OFFICE Trouble in "Streetwalker Squad" at Station
Smith Found Ouilty
REMARK OF STUBBS • mm WRATH Connecting Lines Blamed for Poor Service
MISSION HEADQUARTERS W. Scott Corlis Opens , Rooms for General Conference Exhibit
GETS RID OF ONE HUSBAND Mrs. Hoffman Thought the Other Had Got Rid of Her
COURT HOUSE BRIEFS
SCOURING YOUR SCALP Will Remove the Loose DaiWruff Scales, But It Won't Cure Dandruff
Travelers
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD FAVORED STOCKS RECOVER
SUODEN AWAKENING IN ALL ALLIED MERGER STOCKS
New York Stocks and Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Financial Record
THE PIT CROWD ACTIVE BUYERS OF JULY WHEAT
Butter, Eggs And Cheese
Wool and Produce
RHUBARB IS LOWER ON LIBERAL RECEIPTS Demand Good—Eggs, While Unchanged, Are Very Scarce
BULLISH COTTON REPORT
INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY
Ljve Stock Market
GOOD ORANGES RULE STEADY i NEW YORK
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
GENERAL fRUIT MARKETS
REFINED SUGAR ADVANCED
Pacific Coast Trade
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Hit by Car
MOR.C MONEY
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