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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 205, 21 April 1904
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CAMINOREAL BEGIMIIIIGTO TAKESHAPE Convention at Santa Barbara Takes Action ANGELENOS ARE GIVEN HONORS Executive Committeemen Formulate Plan of Campaign
THE MORNING'S NEWS
RAILROAD MEN WAGE FIGHT ON" SCALPERS Chicago and Santa Barbara Conventions Bitter Against Brokers
PACIFIC COASTERS MAKEJ STAND Transcontinental Agents Against Cheap Rates
LITHOGRAPHERS' STRIKE OFFICIALLY DECLARED OFF
AGED MAN KILLED BY ELECTRIC CAR
Boodling Case Quashed
CHINAMEN MAY WORUIN CANAL Senate Committee Finds Queer Provision
HAWAII BLOCKS MERGERMEH AGAIN New Suit Stops Stock Distribution
CALIFORNIA MEDICAL SOCIETY IN SESSION Probable That Riverside Will Get the Next Convention
WEST VIRGINIA DECLARESEOR SEN.GORMAN Parker Next Choice of Democratic Convention hears-Tgiven ~ SLIGHT FAVOR % ___ Gathering Marked by Many Disorderly Scenes
CZAR COURTS GREAT BRITAIN! DRIFT NOW TOWARD PEACE Muscovite Badicals Step Down With Alexieff Witte to Be Restored to Influential Post Knropatkin Reports All Quiet Along Front American Officials Ait Pleased With Change
Kuropatkin reports TRANSPORTS OFF COAST Coissc k Sentinels Sight tke Lights st Troopships st Various • Places
WIDE SWEEPING FLANK MOVEMENT BY JAPANESE They Will Make Their Attack From the East and West of the Peninsula
American officials OLAD ALEXIEFF FELL) The Rossicn Policy Is Expected to Chenre end Peace Prospects Are Better
THINKS MOBMOI IAWSJMEIE Brigham Roberts Would Obey His Church
METHODISTS RELAX CHURCyiSCIPUE May Permit Dances, Cards and Theaters
Moulders on Strilce
END OF CAR MEN'S DISPUTHN SIGHT Reaching for Peace Pipe in San Francisco
PERKINS PRESENTS CHINESE BILL Follows Line of Knox Opinion
RICH BOOTY CAPTURED BY ARABIAN BANDITS
ANGLO-RUSS PACT FAVORED BY CZAR
Fine arts academy COMMEMORATES ARTIST Will Create a Free Perpetual Scholarship In Honor of . Verestchagin
JAPANESE TO ESTABLISH AMERICAN HORSE DEPOTS Need Many Steeds lor Cavalry Remounts and Peaceful Pursuits
CHINESE EXPECT JAPANESE TRIUMPH IN MANCHURIA Ask Protection of Imperial "Tombs at Mukden and Encourage Friendliness
ANGLO-RUSSIAN ENTENTE WELCOME TO THE CZAR Novosti Says "Sincere Rapprochement Would Guarantee Russian Development"
CORRESPONDENTS ALLOWED INSIDE RUSSIAN LINES First Non-Russian Newspaper Men Allowed at the Seat of Operations
Repairs to warships PROGRESSING RAPIDLY The Retvizan Reported to Have Sunk • Japanese Torpedo Boat March 33
TWELVE MINERS LOSE THEIR LIVES IN MEXICO Cable Breaks, Cage and Passengers Drop 350 Meters
MASONS DECLARE AGAINST LIQUOR Southern Californians Are Honored
BLIIZARO RAGES II MIDDLE EAST Flying Snow Prevents Ball Games
WILLIAMS TAKES SNAMUDGMENT Temporary Control of Law Committee
HORSE THIEF GETS TWO BIG SENTENCES
PIPE FROM NEW YORKJO TEXAS Gigantic Plan of Standard Oil
SUBMERGED, THEV MEHESCUED Railroad Men Pulled From Under Wreck
PITMAN CASTEE GRAAJIBOFFICERS Knights and Ladies Are in Session
The Native Hunter
SAILOR KILLED ATJAN PEOHO Death, InqUest, Burial Yesterday
MANY MINERS BURIED BENEATH AN AVALANCHE
TIBET KILLS AND I VIOLATES TENETS I OF THE BUDDHIST
DOLLIVEB DEFENDS PHHTIfJOIICIES Protective Tariff Is Now Popular LABOR AND WEALTH ARE EQUALLY SECURE Change* in the Tariff Will Be Made as Occasion Demands and in the Good Judgment of Its Authors, Not of Its Enemies
DEATHS* OF THE DAY Charlotte Brown
Parliament Dissolved
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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TORONTO LOSS IS MOILLIOHS Insurance Amounts to $8,360,000 7000 PERSONS ARE THROWN OUT OF WORK City Council Places Public Buildings and Exhibition Qrounds at Disposal of the Fire Sufferers—Temporary Structures to Be Erected
MANY BUILDINGS ARE DESTROYED losses Amount to $10,000,000, Partly Covered by Insurance
FIRE IN STRAWBERRY VALLEY DESTROYS IDYLLWILD HOTEL Loss Is Over $50,000, Partially Covered by Insurance Massive Structure Burns to the Ground, but All Occupants Escape
ENTICE HUSBAND PROM JUNG WIFE Made Drunk to Prevent Reconciliation
CAR BAR BANDIT WILL GO TO PEN
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS FOR $45,000 AWARDED
BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION OPENS World's Meeting Begins in Jerusalem
Prominent Visitor
NURSE'S BODY IS FOIBJT BEACH Heart Trouble Cause of Death j
ESTATE DISTRIBUTED AMONG WEALTHY HEIRS
GERMAN ADVISORY CONSULAR BOARD Reichstag Appropriates Expenses
CONSOLIDATION OF, WAR SOCIETIES New Organization Embraces Camps Located In Every State
CHARLES M. SCHWAB VISITING THE COAST With a Party of Eastern Capitalists He Is Inspecting Mines
CHINAMAN REPRIEVED BY GOVERNOR PARDEE On Account of Insanity His Sentence Is Commuted to June 13
HEIGHT ACCIDENT DELAYS BRANCH TRAINS
RAILWAY STRIKE – ATJDAPEST All Traffic Ib Suspended Today GOVERNMENT RESISTS, THEN PARLEYS TODAY Train* in All Directions Have Been Delayed and Commerce Completely Disrupted, Scaring Administration Into Contemplated Concessions
Ic—A Bushel of Fun—lc.
PANAMA CANAL PROPOSITION OP Early Transfer Plans Are Much Changed GENERAL GOWDY EXECUTES PAPERS Important Documents Insuring: Protection to American Ownership Have Already Been Executed, and Stockholders' Meeting Is Awaited
MISS ROOSEVLT TO ATTEND WORLD'S FAIR
Will You Help a Sick rrtoitf Oct My totk Ur Mm Mm#
DR. SHOOP'S RESTORATIVE
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_ • – — ÜBEffl BOOt S BUSINESS SESSION Hat Manufacturers Are Declared Unfair
SONS OF GOLDEN WEST WANT GOOD ROADS Recommend Improvements in the Yosemite Valley
INJUNCTION ASKED BY MANUFACTURERS Carpenters' Union Alleged to Be Combination Against Public Policy
WILLIAM 1. BRYAN TO TALK POLITICS Will Lecture in Chicago on the New York Platform
NEWSPAPER MAN FATALLY INJURED
HAIR TEL.L.B CHARACTER Color of Hair Said to Indicate a Per aon'a Temperament
Notable Party .of Magnates and Millionaires Visit Los Angeles E. H. Harriman and Guests Make Tour of Inspection Over Southern Facific and Union Pacific Railwau Propertu
PRISONER FAINTS IN COURT ROOM Murderers Receive Life Sentences
MONGOLIA STRIKES ON A SAND BAR
NEW OIL FIELDS ON INTERNATIONAL LINES
COMI OF STBEETJIIILWAYS Extensive Merger Is Now Anticipated
IMPERIAL ENTERTAINS RAILWAY OFFICIALS Unexplained Orders to Graders and Track Layers Along S. P.
RAILWAY OFFICIALS HOLD CONFERENCES General Tour of Inspection of Various Harriman Lines
EMPRESS' PICTURE GOES TO ST. LOUIS Regal Pomp Observed in Dispatching Picture to Expocition
Engraved
BRYAN'S STATEMENT AGAINST PARKER Censures Action of the Convention
1c—Two Floors of Amusement—Ic.
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OPIUM SMUGGLERS' BOLD ATTEMPT Would Assist Fiends in City Prison PACKAGE OF DOPE FOUND ON WINDOW SILL Jailer Ziegler Foils the Efforts of Schemers and Procures the Drug, Which He Turns Over to Chief Hammel and the Detectives
HE SAYS HE'S AFTER ONLY THE POOR SCHOOLS Dr. Pearsons, Philanthropist, Says West Needs More Schools
JURY FINDS MICHIGAN SENATOR NOT GUILTY
Creditors Lose
Commissioners Sail
Insurgent Sentenced
There Are Others.
Noted Civil Service Reformers Address the Municipal League Commissioner Cooley of Washington Talks on Growth of Service
Growth of Civil Service
HONOR TO HANNA IS THEIR THEME Ohioans Pay Tribute to Late Senator
NATIVE SONS ARE TO GATHER NEXT WEEK Annuel Session at Vallejo Promises Interesting Developments
A Beautiful Trip East Through South ern States
PROVIDE THEM WITH CONSUMERS 1 Men Who Smoke on the StreetCars MRS. GRIFFITH BORE DOWN HARD ON CIGARETTES
The Social Evil
Robbery Case Continued
Catholics Will Organize
Divorce Granted
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TAMMANY*B CANDIDATE
NEVADA'B VETERAN 3ENATOR
JOURNALISM IN RUBBIA
CITY PRINTING
TERRITORIAL LINKS
TEMPERANCE ENCOURAGEMENT
GIGANTIC PACIFIC CRAFT
MRS. FISKE'S ENGAGEMENT TERMINATES ffl TRIUMPH In Plays of Widely Divergent Character and Interest the Great Actress Proves the Subtlety and the Charm of Her Atl. Ibsen's Salutary Sermon and Sardou's Satirical Discourse
Social and Sossep ~~
Trolley Ride
Hancock-Mennell
Thimble Club
Bunker-Evans
Surprise Party
Social Notes
THE PUBLIC PULSE The Postoffice Site
Not a Shakespearean Quotation
Salvationists to Wed
WOOLUCOTT IS , PRESIDENT OF TRADE BOARD All Officers of Last Year Are Elected for This Term
fIAY MANTON'S HINTS
Ellery's Band Tonight
Bank Interest Purchased
FIREMAI'S WIFE WHjjR DIVORCE Mrs. Henry H. Augustine Charges Cruelty
BEACH PROPERTY BOUGHT ' FQR A LARGE FI6URE New Realty Corporation Secure Eligible Frontage
CHANGING LABOR BODY New Organization Will Succeed Pre»« ent Governing Council
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■Ems Of Din II BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Chinamen to Be Deported
Stole Shoes From Store
Spring Wagon Missing
Burly Hobos Sentenced
Alleged Thieves Arraigned
Held to Answer
Progress on New Lines
Industrial Home Meeting
Applied for License
Given Lecture and Released
Admitted He Lied
To Close Salesroom
Forty-Six Grandchildren
•'Unskilled" Is No Excuse
DO YOU WEAR GLASSES?
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
ROBBED ON OPEN ROAQINJAITIME Tramps Take Sarbin's Money and Watch
SUFFRAGISTS 10 CONVENE TODAY Will Work for Ballot Box Amendment
YAW CONCERT GREAT SUCCESS Newsboys' Home Receives Substantial Aid
A Moral Place.
LOIG ABSENCE ALARMS FRIENDS Of CITY FIREMAN Furlough Expires but Horner Fails to Return
MUST DO GOOD STREET PAVING Superintendent Werdin Inspects Work
FREIGHT MEN WILL MEET Sessions Will Be Held at Monterey Early In May
PERSONAL
DR. JOHN R. COLBURN Physician for the Salt Lake Railroad and for Many Years a Leading Los Angeles Practitioner, Will Live In Westmoreland Tract.
MARRIAGES CAUSE PROPERTC TANGLE Thompson Says That He Only Loaned House
HOTEL ARRIVALS
To New York
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SrMEN Numerous Errors Prove Costly
ATHLETIC EVENTS ARE INTERESTING
Assignee's Bal*.
NOTABLE DOGS TO BE ENTERED IN SHOW Will Be Held the first Week in May MORE THAN 200 ENTRIES It Is Not Essential That Dogs Entered Be Registered
SUNNYSIDE TRIO VICTORIOUS Defeat Monarch Juniors in Class B Tournament
HART BESTS RUHLIN AT PHILADELPHIA
FISHERMEN'S TIDE TABLE
Robert Le Diable Wins
EVENLY MATCHED ABEJIG TEAMS Tacoma Wins by One Tally
QUARREL OVER PITCHER
VARSITY GIRLS DEFEAT STANFORD AT TENNIS
TO PIM BULL AMID SNOWFLAKES Many Eastern Games Are Stopped by Cold
VETERANO VICTOR! AT SAN FRANCISCO I Favorites Fare Very Badly
Results at Memphis
Results at Aqueduct
PROMOTERS SURE OF MANY GUESTS Prince of Savoy Asked to Dinner
Rain st Portland Interferes
BOWLING TOURNEY DECIDEDSUCCESS Class B Players Making Enviable Scores
'JIM" KEMIED) SUDDENLY DIES Well Known Sporting Man Falls Dead
Undelivered Telegram*
Porkopolis
Did He Get Off?
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS CONTRACT FOB HEW CHURCH AWARDED $27,000 Structure to Be Erected
Prominent Speakers
PROMINENT MAN MARRIED Charles Rouse Is Wedded to Miss Estelle Mcintosh Quietly
SEASIDE AMUSEMENTS ' Largest Paths on tl}e Coast Now in Process of Erection
DEDICATION DAY Elaborate Program Prepared for Its Celebration
– STREET EXTENSION One Man Gives Land Oratis, Another Withstands Public Improvement
Needed Rainfall
Something New.
HERALD'S LONG BEACH REGISTRATION BUREAU
OVEfICOATS NEEDED Chilly Weather for the Veterans at the Home
DISTINGUJSHED VISITOR Governor Adams and a Party Sojourn on the Island
Trustees Meet
Tropico Notes
Sprains and Bruises Quickly Cured
FORM A NEW STATT SOCIETY Former Residents of Bay State Organize
CENSUS MEN HAVE TROUBLES Deputy Arrested by Detectives Because Woman Complained
Going East
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THE WEATHER
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
SALARY INCREASE CAM WORRY City Hall Employes Are Anxious About Raise
Small Fire
WANT TO WORK FORJNCLE SAM Thirty-Eight Candidates Are Examined
Chamber of Commerce
Yosemlte Valley Open
GRAND JURY INDICTS HAYS Must Answer Charges in Federal Court
Will Give Surety Bond
INSANE LOVER DARRAIGNED Eugene Kinsel Assaulted Mrs. Camp
MRS. VAN ALVEN DEAD Found Unconscious on Floor and Expired Shortly Afterward
Two Days at Hotel Del Monte
Btop at Paso Roblea
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NEWS OF' THE COMMERCIAL WORLD STOCK FLUCTUATION LIMITED
VOLUME OF STOCK DEALS OF A SLUGGISH NATURE
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
ALL WHEAT OPTIONS ARE MARKED DOWN
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Pacific Coast Trade
FIRST CUCUMBERS OF THE YEAR IN MARKET Small Fortune for a Dozen—Eggs Firm—Potatoes High
Cotton and Wool
Live Stock Market '
Sugar and Coffee
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Special Rates to Ban Joaquin Valley
SMALL ORANGES RULE STEADY IN NEW YORK
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
Minneapolis and Bt. Louis
MARINE REPORT-APRIL 20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Los Angeles snd Hotel Del Monte
RUSKIN ART CLUB DELEGATE Mrs. J. E. Crandall Chosen to Represent Club at Woman's Congress
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