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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 209, 25 April 1904
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SANTA FE TRAIN IN COLLISION Light Engine Runs Into Train Load of Soldiers DETAILSARE VERY MEAGER Local Santa Fe Officials Say That None Was Killed
SAN BERNARDINO HEARS OF WRECKJIEAR GOFFS It Is Rumored There That Several Are Killed
ATTEMPT TO SETTLE THE AUSTRIAN STRIKE FAILS Railway Employes Told Their Opportunity Is Past
SOCIETY BRIGAND IS_SLAIN Silently Holds Up a Well Known Club MANY SHOTS FOLLOW HIM Made Six Cowering Men Deliver Diamonds and Coin
THE MORNING'S NEWS
FOREION
WASHINGTON
COAST
LOCAL
DAMAGE BY FLOOD AND CYCLONE Kansas in Grip of Devastating Storm TWO CITIES ARE RUINED Ft. Scott and McPherson Are Twins in Trouble
CYCLONE SWEEPS AWAY BUILDINGS Dense Residence Section Is Barely Missed
PLANS FOE PEACE ENCOURAGED BY GERMAN DIPLOMATS ALMOST OPENLY
DRINK CRAZED BOY RUNS AMUCK Two Police Officers Are Fatally Hurt
Bandit Shoot* Saloon Man
RANCHER SLAYS HIS UITLE GIRL Didn't Know Gun Was Loaded
ARMENIANS MASSACRE MOHAMMEDANS, TURKS SAY Village in Asiatic Turkey Reported to Have Been Sacked
NATIVE SONS BEGIN TO ARRIVE AT VALLEJO
HARRIMAN AND RIPLEYJOMBINE Agree to a Division of Northern Traffic
MOYER'S IMPRISONMENT POSTPONES CONVENTION Executive Board Will Set Date for Federation Meeting
PEACE DEPENDS ON VICTORY OF RUSSIANS
MRS.HARRISON IS PHODIGMJE SAYS Son of Late President Goes to Court
PHONOGRAPH FACTORY DESTROYED BY FIRE Victor Talking Machine Plant Burns to the Ground
FIND MORMON STUDENT'S BODY IN LONELY CANYON
HEARST'S EFFORT TO FILL WHITE HOUSE PROVING COSTLY
STRIKING MIRERS TAKE|J MASSE Utah Sheriff Surprises Italian Camp
HUNGARIAN STRIKE UTTERLY COLLAPSED Government Arrested Leader and Men Sued for Terms
MEXICAN GUNBOAT'S TRIAL PROVES SATISFACTORY Guns Work Properly and Speed Reaches Sixteen Knots
HUNS EXCLUDED; AUSTRIASURPRISED Emigration Restricted, Not Aided
LAND OF DIAZ IS BUYING RAILWAYS Mexico Completes Big Merger of Five Roads
Thistles Win From All-Star Team
Cuban Reciprocity Made Operative, Panama Canal Bill Passed and Much Public Work Done
"PACIEIC COAST THE PLACE fOR YOUNG MEN"—HENRY WATTERSON
"DOUBTFUL DANGER" TO BE LOCATED U. S. Cruiser Ordered to Explore Mid-Ocean for Fatal Reef
Scribes Visit Big Irrigation Dam
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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MET RECEIVED WAHSOBIf HALT He Is Met at Station By King "MARSEILLAISE" GREETS THE FRENCH PRESIDENT After Dining at Quirinal With Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena He Witnesses Torchlight Procession in Which Thousands Participate
SOCIALIST OUTBREAK INAUJSTRO-HUNGARY Military Fire Killing Twenty-Three and Seriously Wounding Forty
ACTOR FREDERICK WARDE TURNS PREACHER MAN Thespian Occupies Pulpit of Toledo Episcopal Church
HEAD OF POINT LOMA THEOSOPHISTS IS HOME Mrs. Tingley Reaches America After Absence of Five Months
Lodi Beat San Francisco
The Nearest Substitute
SIXTEEN CLERKS DO NOTHING BUT CHANGE ADDKESSES ON LETTERS Over 9,000 Pieces Forwarded Daily Local Postoflice Has the Largest General Delivery in World
EAST INDIAN DEMANDS HIS CLOTHES OR FIGHT Now St. Louis Hospital Nurses Are Not Sure He Is a Man
EDUCATED ENGLISHMAN DIES IN CHARITY WARD Man Claiming to Be Eton Professor Passes Away in St. Louis
ARRESTS MADE FOR SUNDAY BALL Test Case to Be Made in New York
An Idyl of the Street
CONGRESS HURRIES FIMLJNESS Adjournment Will Occur This Week
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SERAPHS WIN THE FINAL GAME OF SERIES
TWIRLERS OF CALIFORNIA WORTHY OF BIGGER GAME Sacramento Defeats Oakland in Red-Hot Batting Contest
GAMES IN SUBURBAN LEAGUE Close Contests Are Held at Nearby Cities
Turtle Hundreds of Years Old
MORLEY INVADES FOREjGNEROUHD Seraphs Seek Victims in the North
HOLD BLUE ROCK SHOOT Los Angeles Qun Club Men Make Good Scores
Something New
FIVE GOLFERS IDE 111 MIMIC Round Robin Players Drop Out
SAN DIEGO TENNIS TOURNEY High School Selects Team for Interscholastic Games
ELECTRICS WIN THEIR GAME
TENPINS IS EVER POPULARWITH EillS But Too Much Jealousy Exists KNIGHTS ARE AFRAID OF THEIR AVERAGES Class.A Tournament May Not Go Through on Account of the Feeling Which Bowlers Have About Playing When There Is Nothing Up
FISHERMEN'S TIDE TABLE
OAKLAND TWICE DEFEITSTACOMA Lohman's Band Win at Home and Over Bay COLLEGIAN OVERALL IS NOT A GOOD PUZZLER Afternoon Game Resolves Itself Into a Pitchers' Battle, But Fumbles, Passed Balls and Timely Hit Prove Lucky Combination for Ewingites
PORTLAND FOR THE THIRD TIME IS EASY GAME Seattle Again Drubs Webfootere on Letter's Grounds
ODD FELLOWS' DAY SPORTS Interesting Program Arranged For Anniversary PUnic
CLUB PREPARES FORJJG SHOW May Matinee Will Be Great Event ENTRIES COMING FROM ENTHUSIASTIC HORSEMEN Plans Being Made for an All>Day Event 'With Racing and Display of Fine Horses and Vehicles—Much Interest Manifested
Thankful
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UNRULY JOCKEYS WORRYJORSEMEN Boys Need Course of Training LESSONS ARE LEARNED FROM WORK ABROAD English Riders More Easily Managed Than Lads in This Country and This Is Due to Early Teaching During Apprenticeship
COLLEGE MEN AND SUMMERBASEBALL Players Evade Stringent Rules MOVEMENT IS GENERAL FOR BROADER POLICY College Baseball Men Who Draw Qood Salaries During Summer Vacations Are Increasing in Number and Present Rules Are Not Observed
Her Evasive Answer
BIG HANDICAP ON CAROJOR TODAY Oarsman and Buttons Equal Choices FIFTEEN GOOD HORSES CARDED TO START The Winning Horse Will Carry Away a $10,000 Purse—Rosetint, Rostrand, Wo tan and Lord Badge Have Many Supporters
HANLON'S FIRST SNOW STORM Young Artist of the Boxing Ring Has Novel Experience
FASTEST TALKER IN WORLD
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A QUESTION OF SPUTUM
IRISH WOULD STOP EMIGRATION
THE MILK MENACE.
A PLEA FOR "BUPERSTITION"
Owns Smallest Mission House in Golden State Unique Cottage Built by a (ierinan Architect Young tioersoh Designs ami Bnildis Pretty Home
No Longer Rnssian Subject
Polish Revolutionist* Hanged
CYCLONE SWEEPS AWAY BUILDINGS Dense Residence Section Barely Missed
MAN DROWNED IN STORM-FED BROOK Blizzard Sweeps Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri
SMALL RIVER IS AN INLAND SEA
WORST TORNADO EVER KNOWN IN TEXAS
Tornado Strikes
The New York Daily Tribune
Emperor William Qoes Home
"DOPE" FIENDS INJITY JAIL Character of the Persons Thus Afflicted IF WALLS COULD TALK A STORY WOULD UNFOLD Pitiful Scenes Behind Prison Bars That Would Cause Most People to Shudder and Feel Ashamed of Their Fellow-Beings
Sandwich Swimming Boards
BUILD THE KING'S HIGHWAYJE SAYS Senator Hahn Gives Seasons for It SAYS IT WOULD BE A GREAT SAVING IN END He Would Have It Made So That Farmers and Ranchers Should Have An Easy Route to Haul Their Products to Their Market Place*
DEATHS OF THE DAY
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NEWS Of CIO IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Annual Excursion
To Discuss Minerals
Two Houses Robbed
Wife FeH»*fe Husband
Singing Society Concert
Woman's Press Club
Becoming Beautiful
Illustrated Book for Popo
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
STRONG SUNLIGHT, WIND AND DUST
A Moral Place
Penny Arcade
Defiant Spiritualist Would Evade the Qty Ordinance Mrs. von Freitag Says She Will Fight . License If Necessary She Will Go to Prison for Her Cause
"SAPHO" Big Audience to See Florence Robert* / at the Burbank
"NELL QWYNNE" Return Engagement of the Shirley ; Company at the Grand
Announcements
Mason Opera House
PERSONAL
Grip Quickly Knocked Out
SCHUETZEH PARK FORHAILV OFEIED Germans Celebrate in New Grounds AMBITIOUS PLANS ARE MADE FOR THE FUTURE _____ Fine Dancing Pavilion, Bowling Alleys, Rifle Range, Miniature Lake and Commodious Club Hpuso Contribute to Attractions of Club
HOTEL ARRIVALS
An Albino Deer
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS PASADENA BOARD ELECTSJOHIGHT Frank Boynton Not to Run Again 0. W. HERLIHY LIKELY TO BE JIEW PRESIDENT Four Suspicious Characters, Warned By Police-to Leave Town, Tarry Not a Moment—Police Prevents Probably Disastrous Conflagration
Suspects Warned to Go
Fire Destroys Awning
SURPRISE PARTY Friends Bid Mr. and Mrs. Dyke Farewell
LUTHERAN SYNOD Sessions End and Divines Occupy Various Riverside Pulpits
HERALD'S LONG BEACH REGISTRATION BUREAU
SUNDAY IN CAMP Religious Exercises and Musical Concerts
SEND CUTTER TO SAN DIEGO Is to Watch for Smugglers—State of California Sails
WOMEN WHO WORK Ideas Anent Feminine Qualities of Mind and Heart
FAMILY LINEN_AS COLLATERAL Many Laundresses Said to Pawn Customers' Clothes
Bad Luck to the Last
Serious for the Mule
Water for Escondido Indians
The New Nurse
HUNDRED HEAR CLUB IS TO'BE FORMED HEOE
Its Originator Will Make Los Angeles His Home
THE FUTURE OF SCULPTURE Some Opinions of the Preparation Necessary for Artistic Life
Things
Ic—Two Floor* of Amusement—lc
WILL MAKE HOME IH CALIFORNIA Capt. Conlson of McCul* lough Comes Here RECENTLY RETIRED BECAUSE OF AGE His Entire Term of Thirty Years Has Been Spent in Revenue Cutter Service—Declines to Comment on Roosevelt's Handling of the Navy
REASONS FOR PRAISING Why Men Should Give Their Wives the Encouragement of Praise
Disease As a War Ally
Office Specialties.
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THE WEATHER
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
LEOAL NOTICES
MARINE REPORT-APRIL 24 i
OCCIDENTAL STUDENTS CLASH Trouble Brewing Between College and Academy Boys
ATTORNEY TAKES PLEDGE Findlayson Telia Francis Murphy Followers His Experience
DRIUTS DEFENSE IS BEING_PLAHNED Will Claim Intoxication or Deny Charges
DOCTRINE OF REWARDS < Rev. J. S. Thomson Dedans OooJ Deeds Carry Recompense
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY St. Joseph's Church Was Year Old Sunday
A BALD NEWSPAPER MAN. Getting a New Crop of Hair, and Has No More Dandruff.
A Beautiful Trip East Through South ern States
Ar« You Going to the Exposition?
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