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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 207, 23 April 1904
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PANAMA CANAL PASSES INTO HANDS OF THE UNITED STATES CONTRACT 1 IS SIGNED ANDSEALED Title Vested in the United States Yesterday TRANSFER IS KEPT SECRET All That Remains for Today Is Formal Ratification
HAYS MAY , TELL IF UNAIDED Supervisors May Be Forced to Put Up Bail
IHE MORNING'S NEWS
EKCLUSION DISCUSSED IN SENATE Morgan Resents Snub by Conference Chairman
RUSSIANS BLOW UP THEIR OWN BOAT, OFFICER AND TWENTY MEN ARE KILLED I Another Mine Fired by Bnngling Work Admiralty Thinks the Sailor Chiefs Careless All Russia Is Plunged In the Deepest Gloom
RIFLE DETACHMENT LOSES .50 PER CENT Siberian Infantru Trapped bu Japanese on Yalu Island and Half Are Killed or Wounded
GAM OF MM IS DEM) Short Illness Fatal to Man of Note
UNION FINES MEMBER FOR MAKINQ ASSAULT
WANT BID THEE e«GUMIDED Water and Forest Men Make Request
WOMAN LITTERATEUR SUES FOR $100,000 Member of Woman's Press Association Sues Because of Expulsion
COMMISSIONERS FROM CALIFORNIA ORGANIZE Twenty-Eight Counties Elect Colvin Brown of Stockton President
POLICE SEEKING SKELETON "Brom Bones" Gone Prom Throop School
BURNHAM DIVORCE IN FAVOR OF WIFE Cruelty Here Is Ground of Decree
ITALIAN STRIKERS FIRE ON COMPANY GUARDS Serious Trouble Is Expected at Any Moment in Utah
Russians expect japs to cross yalu river Mikado's Soldiers Seize Islands to insist the of Pen-_ toon Bridges
Simultaneous rush FROM THREE YALU BASES Japanese Army Prepares lor Dash on Environs of Port Arthur Very Soon
Beggars attempt to SLAY KUROPATKIN They Approach Him and Are Seised, With Knives Concealed is Gowns
ANOTHER RUSSIAN MINE WRECKS CZAR'S VESSEL
American government WARY OF PROBLEM Civil and Military Officers Differ In Their Views of the New Complication
CZAR SEEKS LOAN
J SEEN OFF CRONSTADT AP SUBMARINES ARE Hugging Swedish Coast, They Seem Ready to Pounce on Russia's Chief Port
MOYER TO BE JAILED AGAIN AT TELLURIDE Supreme Court Will Not Render Decision Before Monday
Burlington railroad SEEKS GULF OUTLET May Extend Its Line From Kansas City to Tidewater
NEW YORK MAN IS DROWNED IN HAWAII
Germany Breaks Neutrality
Bellevue Hospital Plan
COMMISSION ON CHILD LABOR IS ORGANIZED Society Formed in New York for the Protection of Young
REPORTS ON SITE FOR MILITARY CAMPGROUND Senate Committee on Military Favors San Luis Obispo County
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS END THEIR ANNUAL SESSION Installation of Officers Occupies the Afternoon
WIFE OF RUSSIAN GENERAL MURDERED Robbers Chop Her Head Open and Kill Valet
TERRIBLE FOREST FIRE RAGES IN MEXICO
Strike May Delay Warship
Iselln Arrested In Paris
Kit ASKED TO FORM PAPERS Hearst's Fable on the Attorney General "HEN oil A DOOR KNOB," SAYS REPRESENTATIVE Republicans Claim, in Committee Meeting, That Journalist Should Continue Production of Evidence in Anthracite Cases
Gaines' Request
The Reign of the Military
The Soup Industry
(PRODUCE DEALERS OF SAN FRANCISCO AT WAR | Assessment to Fight Harbor Commission Causes Trouble
LENGTHY SESSION OF LABOR FEDERATION President John Mitchell Presides. Business Routine
Sleeve Lingerie
The Nev Skirts
Popularity of Hat Strings
Why He Shouted Grady
Just in Time
Obliging
All He Could Endure
Restricted
The Mother Hen's Worry
Shortens Journey by Many Miles
Pro and Con
All Put On
Likely
Undelivered Telegrams
Restaurant Man to Go to Asylum
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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HE EOES TO HIS DEATH WITH I UPS Niedermeier, the Carbarn – Bandit, Hanged in Chicago VANDINE AND MAKX COMPOSED Latter Become Friends Just Before the Execution
VRNDINE, WRRX, NIEDERMEIER, WHOSE DURING CHICMCO CHR BHRN RHID LED TO GHLLOMS
GREAT JUBILEE ATJfIODESTO All Parts of State Are Represented
OREGON DAY RATE NOT SATISFACTORY Thirty Days at St. Louis Fair Required to Sorure Cheap Rate
BIG SHIP ENTERS SAN PEDRO HARBOR Was One Hundred and Twenty-Two Days at Sea
WOMEN OF ICELAND TO EXHIBIT AT BIG FAIR Cost to See the St. Louis "Pike" Will Be Twenty Dollars
Conventions at St. Louis
Postmaster General Improve*
GROSVENER TARTLY ANSWERS CRITIC Proclaims Fealty to the President
M'ADIE'S REPORT ON THE SACRAMENTO FLOOD
MORGAN SHIP LINE MAKES BAD SHOWING Passes Dividend by Applying Reserve to Interest Account
AUSTRALIAN MINISTRY FORCED FROM OFFICE Went Down Because It Resisted the Labor Party Arbitration Bill
BRITAIN PERMITS PEACEFUIJICKETS Labor Union Treasuries Protected
WHY GEORGE GOULD QUIT VICE PRESIDENCY Kansas City Southern Not Swayed by Dutch Stockholders
HARRIMAN PARTY IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Consults Engineers About New Road Into Forest Country
C. B. CUNNINGHAM MUST STAND TRIAL FOR FRAUD
HUNGARIAN STRIKERS WILL NOT SURRENDER Premier Tisza Says That Conference Shows Little Chance of Settling
The Usual
SAKS MOM CONTROLLED ALL Judge Powers of Utah on Smoot Case BRINGS DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS TO PROVE HIM Relates Instances of High Church Officials Being Fined for Polygamy, and How Thatcher Was Churched for Political Beliefs
THIRD WARD CLUB HOLDS ELECTION Chooses Delegates to the State Convention
Japanese Proverbs and Sayings
Ann's Successor
OUTLAW STILES ROBSJN MEXICO Raids Sonora Store With Bravo Juan DESPERADOES SECURE MONEY AND VALUABLES Fellows Elude Officers and Escape to Mountain Fastnesses, Whither the Rangers Pursue Them, but Hope of Capture Is Very Small
Entombed in a Cornerstone
Russia's Three Types
A Wise Judge
Crushed
Booming Business
His Simple Method
Pat Made a killing
Will Be a Big Girl
Preparing for the Season
Hot for the Cannibals
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COIFESSfS DEI DE*THIS NEAR Utah Murderer Tells of Other Crimes !S THEN SHOT TO DEATH IN STATE PENITENTIARY Frank Rose, Slayer of Hi* Wife, Before His Execution, Give* Names, Dates and Places of Other Killings, Said to Number Ten
NOTED CONFIDENCE MAN DIES PENNILESS IN GOTHAM "Colonel" Coleman, Once Notorious, Succumbs to Pneumonia
ORBIT OF NEW COMET FIXEDAT BERKELEY Brooks' Vagrant Has Been Catalogued and Calculated
NEGROES BARRED FROM THIS CLUB Alabama Society Started With Fifty Members
Young Army Officer Killed by Native Guards in Philippines, Who Resort to Base Treachery
Let the Children Have Sweets
As to Joe Chamberlain
Note to Mr. Roosevelt
Gdison on the & tying TTfachine
Some Tfoios on 9/ames
i To the Grave in Spectacles
Playing Marbles
> How Panama Was Named
Fine Meats
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ARREST DEMANDED Bf HANT VICTIHS Owner ot Broadway Van Nuys in Toils CHARGED WITH SWINDLING BY BOGUS TRANSACTIONS Hotel Man Wanted at St. Louis for Defrauding Patrons of National Securities Company—ls Taken Into Custody by United States Marshal
WOULD HELP POOR Plainly-Dressed Woman Thought to Be a Fraud
ADDING NEW ROOMS Number of Half-Day Pupils in School to Be Reduced
The Best Way to St. Louis
OLD MASONIC GRAVE YARD TO BE MADE SCHOOL CAMPUS
CONDUCTOR HAS MUCH MONEY Wife Is Suing for Divorce and Wants Part of Roll
TO PUSH WORK ITStf PEDHO Southern Pacific Will Make Improvements
FRENCH BARK FINED; LACKED HEALTH BILL Case Will Be Appealed to Washington on Technicality
SKIRMISH FOR – CIIJPRIHTNIC Council Committee Hears Legal Arguments
"WE BOYS^BANQUET Sixth Annual Event of First M. E. Young Men
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured
WANTS CHILDREN BUT NOTJUSBAND Mrs. Rist Gets Her Three Children Back WAS DESERTED WHILE SUPPORTING THE FAMILY Came Clear Across the Continent to Regain Her Babies, and Will Bring Divorce Suit to Get -Permanent Custody From Court
ARGUMENTS 111 ROOTING CASE Array of Legal Talent in Court
EXTEND LIMITS OFJJK RATES Winter Tariff on Lemons Remains Effective
A Moral Place
The Gloves for Her
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AN EXPLODED BOOM
OPPOBEO TOT VOTING MACHINES
A GRUESOME BUBJECT
A LONG DELAYED REFORM
OBJECT LESSON FOR CAPITALISTS
APPEAL OF LIFE PRISONERS
SUFFRAGIST PRESIDENT' POPULAR CLUB WOMAN OF SOUTH PASADENA
CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK I * CATHOLIC
METHODIST
CONGREGATIONAL,
SALVATION ARMY
CHURCH NOTES
St. Vincents vs. Occidentals
DECRIES ERRORS ONIGMEHT Rabbi S. Hecht Discusses Timely Subject
FRIDAY MORNING CLUB Delegates Chosen to the General Federation in St. Louis
MAY MANTON'S HINTS
Vatican / rmy Reformed
QUAKERS HOLDING QUABTEMEIG California Church in Good Condition
STOLE MUCH WIRE Copper Thieves Sentenced to ',Two Years in Folsom
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NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Draper Injured by Car
Run Down by Car
Ellery Band Concerts
FLOATING SPOTS, DIM VISION
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
iniKifiMniiiiisiiii Missing Girl Writes From Oakland WANTS TO CASH CHECK FOR HUNDRED DOLLARS Mrs. Margaret Stull, Celeste Schiedt's Mother, Declares That She Is Influenced by a Coterie of Unprincipled Persons Who Want Money
PERSONAL
MR. GEO. A. RALPHS, The Popular and Well-to-do Sprlnj Street Grocer, Will Live in Westmoreland Tract
Are You in a Hurry?
SHOWERS, SAYS FRANKLIN Weather Man Holjjs Out Hope of Further Rainfall
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Travelers
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MIMES BOG lIUII GAME Win Decisive Victory From Northerners Standing of the Clubs
Conglomerates Draw Splits
Westerns Are Winners
FISHERMEN'S TIDE TABLE
Milwaukeean Wins on Point*
M*VEY ONLY CHOPPING BLOCK FOR JOHNSON Oxnard Negro Goes Out From Right and Left to Jaw, After Battling for Twenty Rounds
LOHMMiITES JUST MISSJIMUT St. Vrain a Puzzler for Eight Innings
BASEBALL CUP RACE IS TO COME TO END TODAY Riverside and Ontario to Play the Deciding Game
TRIANGULAR MEET ON FOR TODAY Throop Polytechnic School Selects Its Team
PORTLAND CAN'T LOSE IT'S LOSING STREAK Webfooters Drop First Home Game to Seattle
HORSES TRAIN FOR MATINEE Driving Club Offers Interesting Card of Harness Races
BERT WILL REMAIN CHIEF OF LEAGUE Authorizes Denial of Statements About His Resignation
To Meet Pomona Nine
FAVORITES SPLIT ' WITHJIUTSIDERS Feature at Oakland Is Slieehan's Riding
Results at Nashville
Results at St. Louis
Results at Aqueduct
Rifle and Revolver Men Matched
Permits Sunday Ball Games
Just Like Our Own
Millions in Roses
How He Knew
TWELVE INNING GAMEJS ft TIE Cleveland Fans Crowd Into Diamond American League
National League
2)/n/ny for a jCiuiny
A Genuine Revenge
Too Qrasping
Evening It Up
Thankful
Matadors Fear Cows
An Exasperating Youth
To Blame
CHICAGO BOXERS BESTJOSTONIANS Windy City Win Three Bouts
JOCKEY PIERCE SERIOUSLY HURT Old Injuries to His Ribs Renewed
Bobby
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS THINK HIM THE ■U THIEF Mexican Suspect Is Under Arrest SHAKESPEARE STUDENTS HONOR HIS MEMORY Francis Murphy and Attorney EarH Rogers Speak Before Humane Society—The Holiness Church Holds Camp 'Meeting Near Ostrich Farm
Shakespearean Arbor Day
Humane Workers Meet
Churchmen Meet Outdoors
SHERMAN INSTITUTE BIDS Riverside Receives Specifications. Lutheran College Proposed
I TO CONTEST AT SAN DIEGO Turnen to Hold Three-Day Celebration—Big Confirmation Class
ANNIVERSARY DAY Survivors of the Cairo Expedition Celebrate
Avalon Arrivals
Short Notes From Troplco
HERALD'S LONG BEACH REGISTRATION BUREAU
THIEF RETURNS STOLEN CHECK Victim of Robbery Finds Paper in Window
Death of Cornelius Cronin
Something New
QUESTION OF JURISDICTION Rosenbloom Gets Short Respite
SCHOOL NEEDED ON SOUTH MAIN Association Takes Steps to Secure Site
PROTEST AGAINST COHN HOSPITAL Residents Near Jewish Institution Complain
Ic—A Bushel of Fun—lc
WOULD RATHER ' / DI£JHAN LIVE One Suicide and Two Deliberate Attempts
STREET CONTRACT AWARDED Francis Avenue to Be Greatly Improved—sls,ooo Will Be Spent
CALLED HUSBAND A BULLY Mrs. Riggle Gets a Divorce on Ground of Cruelty
A Beautiful Trip East Through Southern Btates
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
Forecast
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
MARINE REPORT-APRIL 22
CITY HALL BRIEFS
Railroad Rates for St. Louis Fair
iPenny Arcade
BOY TRAMP SENT TOJITTIEB Charley Bethel and Four Others Committed
GIVES ART EXHIBIT Washington School Entertained the Past Three Days
MRS. MARY GREGOVICH Of Phlllpsburg, Montana, Telia How She Was Cured of Dandruff
Photo Frames
He Was Flourishing
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD MSIGmFICAHTSTOCKCHAMGES
STAGNATION IS GENERALLY REPORTED IN WALL STREET
N6w York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
– ■ 1 I Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
SUDDEN COLLAPSE IN CHICAGO WHEAT PIT
Pacific Coast Trade
STRAWBERRY SEASON NOW AT ITS FULL HEIGHT Prices Rule Low—Eggs Uhchanged. Bananas rtigh Priced
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Cotton, Wool, Produce
Live Stock Market
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
PRICES REALIZED FOR ORANGES FAIRLY SATISFACTORY
STOCK EXCHANGE
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
Sugar and Coffee
BANK CLEARINGS
WEEKLY TRADE REPORT
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