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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 212, 28 April 1904
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SANTA FE STRIKE IS SPREADING Albuquerque People lay Down Their Tools |r NEEDLES MEN ABE RESTLESS It Looks Like a Long Siege at San Bernardino
$150,000 Blaze
Spain Recognizes Panama
THE MORNING'S NEWS
KNOX TELLS 0E PROBING THEJRUSTS Replies to Demand of Democratic Leader POLL REPORT IS REFUSED Interstate • Commerce Commission Has Evidence
NATIONALIZE COMPANIES, SAYS JUDGE GROSSCUP "They Should Be Governed by One Master Policy, Not Forty-Five"
SUBMARINE SINKS SHIP; 600 JAPS LOST JAPANESE . REPULSED OJLVALU Two Gunboats Assist Attack, but Are ' Defeated VLADIVOSTOK FLEET AT SEA Hundred Guns Mounted at the Liao River ,
|BE CHRISTENED UPONJIGH SEAS Pastor Uses Salt Water in Baptism
MRS. BOTKIN HELD FOR DEM MURDER Judge Believes Evidence Conclusive
Iron Works Destroyed
LOCAL GIRL'S ST. LOUfSJOMfINCE Artist Smitten at First Sight
METHODISTS BRING EMMWOS Sixteen Specials 'Now on Santa Fe
New York Swells Crowd
Owen Wister Sick
HARD BUTTLE 111 SMTOJIWO Federals Lose 41 Killed; Many Wounded
Municipal League Meeting
EXTRA SESSION OF SEHIKCOSSED Leaders of Senate Talk With President
NATIVES OF NEW GUINEA ATTACK BRITISH OFFICIAL
COL HENDERSON WILLJUIiE HERE Former House Speaker Weary of Gotham
WORLD'S FAIR IN SAN _FRANCISCO? Proposed Celebration of Canal Projeet
HEAVY SUITS FILED AGAINST W. R. HEARST William Preston Harrison of Chicago Demands $190,000 for Libel
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SUBMARINE BOAT PROVESJFECTIVE Jap Ship Sunk With 600 Men RUSSIANS PUNISH FOE AT FORDS OF THE YALU Muscovite Defensive Line Is Along Liao River, Where One Hundred Guns Are Mounted and the Main Army Is Massed
COMPANY PUNS FOR EVENTUALITIES Strike Seems Certain in San Francisco CITY RAILWAYS SEEK MEN IN PORTLAND Labor Leader* in Dispute Over Advisability of Ordering Another Vote—Neither Side Shows Signs of Weakening—Trouble in Sight
TWOS LAYS LOW GERMMTROOPERS They Cannot Conquer African Climate
"GUN PLAY" IN A TIDE CLAIM FIGHT
mucus HOLD njuEs Delegates to Assembly District Conventions NO CONTESTS OF NOTE IN CITY PRECINCTS Results Are Satisfactory to Republican Leaders, and District Conventions Are Awaited—Little Excitement and a Light Vote
CRUM DEFEATED BY SOUTHERN FILIBUSTER President Will Likely Reappoint During Recess of Congress
CULLOM EXPLAINS FOREIGN AFFAIRS Senate During Closing Honrs listens to Talks on Land Laws and Panama
lIU MAY SOON FUMCOTTOII Britain to Encourage the Industry There
VJTUFA'S CHOPS SAVED B) RAIN
BRITISH DEFEAT – SdMJMATIK Dervishes Driven From Stronghold
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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PANAMA PAYMENTS B1 FRENCH FIRM Deeds to Canal Passed to United States COLOMBIA'S CLAIM IS WHOLLY IGNORED All Archives and Full Title Conveyed, Together With All Property—Colombia's Demand on Panama Is Neglected, Though Hay Favors It
Canal Commission Is Home
GHOULS HASTEN END OF CARROLL LIVINGSTON His Family Tombs Despoiled, the Old Banker and Sportsman Died
SLEEP-WALKING BOY IS SAVIOR OF HIS FAMILY Fall* Down Stair*, Finds Houce Afire and Rescues Relatives
Presidential Nominations
WIFE BELIEVES HUSBAND HAS LEFT HER FOR ANOTHER WOMAN PitiablpPlightofMrs. Pemberton and Children Husband Drew All His Money From the Bank Before Disappearing
TWO NEW YORK FIREMEN ARE THOUGHT TO BE DEAD Supposed to Be Buried in Ruins of Burned Building
HARRIMAN PARTY HURRYING EASTWARD Visits Utah Smelters and Points of Interest Before Starting East
ORDER IS ISSUED TO WIND UP WOOLEN MILLS Unfavorable New England Conditions Spread to Canada
CHURCH SOLEMNIZES THE CIVIL CEREMONY
Britain Loses African Territory
Remembers Grant's Birthday
ALL READY FOR FAWSJPENING President Roosevelt to Start Machinery
HIGHBINDER ATTACKS TWO CHjNESE FATALLY Demands Participation, in Beet-Raising Contract and Uses Knife
MORGAN SUPERINTENDS PAYMENT FOR PANAMA
Alaska Governor Misses Death
John K. Bangs Married
FIGHT ALL NIGHT TO TAKEJ NEGRO Oakland Policemen in Desperate Battle
BANKERS' TRUST SECTION ASSEMBLES IN NEW YORK To Con Rider Plan for Practical Advantage to Trust Companies
SHEEP MEN QUARREL FATALLYJJVER SPRING Chauncey Griswold Kills William Norton and Surrenders Himself
Harriman Amends His Complaint
San Diego Woman's Husband Dead
The Famous Indian Band
RINGING WAR CRY FROM INDIANA President Roosevelt Is Indorsed PLATFORM BREATHES REPUBLICAN LOYALTY It Review* Party History, Demands Stable Prosperity, Enforcement of Laws Governing Labor end Capital and Praises Arbitration
HEARST LOSES NEWJAMPSHIRE Uninstructed Delegates Lean to Parker DELEGATES PASS THE LIE IN CONVENTION Platform Demands Tariff Revision, Control of Trusts and Halt in the March of Imperialism, and Other Qeneralities
ODD FELLOWS SIT IN STATE CONVENTION Grand Lodge Meets for Business and Election of Officers
Takes Money for Police Job
NEw
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HER SONGS HOT NAUGHTY BUT SHOW FRENCH FEELING Anna. Held Shows & Reporter Her Car. Her Babies and Her Uncombed HaJr—Is Glad the People Like Her Shoulders and Believes Her Proportions Are O. K.
LIVELY DEBATE INJE HOUSE Littlefield and Williams Are Pitted BOURKE COCKRAN NOT ALLOWED INVESTIGATION Littlefield Taunts Democrats With Their Record and Demands Personal Answers, While Their Leader Makes Eloquent but Indirect Reply
TRAMPS CAUSE LOSS OF MODESTO WAREHOUSE
YOLO REPUBLICANS ARE FOR M'KINLAY FOR CONGRESS Administrations of Roosevelt and Pardee Are Indorsed
Santa Fe Creates New Place
Scharnhorst Guilty
mm ship FIGHTSJIH FORT Jiminez' Return Worries (rovernment
SLOSS SUMMONED TO GIVE AN ACCOUNTING
TO DOUBT THIS Is to Disbelieve the Evidence of Los Anieles Citizens
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CASINO THEATER TO CHANGE HANDS Wyatt md Morosco in Control » NEW DEAL CONSUMMATED IN THEATRICAL BUSINESS Managers ,of Mason and BurbanNc Theaters Have Formed Combination WHch Will Control Five Out of the light Theaters
Rancher Severely Injured
Newman Club Banquet
T6 Form Sequoy League
New Riverside Train
METHODIST DELEGATES WILL BE SHOWERED WITH LOVELY BLOOMS Floral Arches Will Be Erected at Depots Every Visitor to Receive Prodigious Bouquet of Roses
Something New
World's Fair, St. Louis
PHESENCE OF MIND SAM'S LIFE Attacked by Mexicans on Main Street
Brooks Case Continued
Fears for His Sister
Yosemlte Valley Open
To Boston
COURT'S OPINION FAR-REACHING Denies Appointment of Beceiver IRRIGATION DISTRICT IS A LEGAL ORGANIZATION Judge Ross Hands Down an Elaborate Decision in the United States Court Touching Upon a Question of Very Great Importance
TO HAVE PATRONESSES' DAY Kennel Club Holds Final Session Before the Big Dog Show
Defendant Discharged
"Telepathy"
Wanted in Bakersfleld
NATIVE SONS MAY BUYJIG TREES Visit Navy Yard and the Elks
ENGINE EXPLODES AND THREE MEN ARE KILLED Three Dangerously Hurt and Five Buildings Wrecked
BRITISH STEAMSHIP CRAIGNEUK ASHORE
Charles Lemar Guilty
A Moral Place
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SPURIOUS GOLDEN SILENCE
COLOSSAL BOND ISSUE
FIFTY YEARS HENCE
"SCANDALOUS AND IMPERTINENT"
WHITE AND HEARST
CALIFORNIA'S NEEDS
Spring Engagement to Be Followed by Autumn Wedding
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Ruskin Art Loan Exhibition
Ruskin Art Club
Evening at Eastlake
Social Notes
INDIGNATION BTILL POSSIBLE
MUSIC NOTES
MAY MANTON'S HINTS
People's Prayer Meeting /
Special Party to Bt. Louis
THE PUBLICJULSE Another Democratic Candidate
Pell on Picket Fence
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MEWS Of Cin IH BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
DO YOUR EYES ITCH AND BURN?
THOROUGH SEARCH FOR STOLEN CHILD Officers Fail to Find the Kidnaper
WATERING CASES AGAIN City Attorney Preparing New Complaints Against Railroads
INCREASED PROPERTY LIST Returns at Office of City Assessor Show Heavy Gains
Small Robberies Reported
PERSONAL
MR. E. L. SWAINE Chief Engineer of the Southern Pacific Company, Is Residing in Westmoreland Tract
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
WILL HO LIST US DELEGATE TD THE ' RATIONAL SESSION
SNOW IN YOSEMITE VALLEY Tourists Disappointed by Condition of the Roads and Cold
MEDAL ORATORICAL CONTEST Five Former Winners to Settle Old Question
Chamber of Commerce
News and Messenger Boys Scrap Newsboys and messenger boys camc
Park Picnics
Two Days at Hotel Del Monte
To New York
ARE PREPARING FORMS Sport Season in Schools About Ended
CITY HALL BRIEFS
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Card of Thanka
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WHS GIVEN 11 white com Morleyites Can't Hit Pitcher Whalen START OUT BRAVELY WITH THREE HITS, THEN FALTER Fogeaters Bunch Their Hits in the Fourth and Sixth Innings, While the San Francisco Twirier Grows More and More Mystifying Standing of the Clubs
TACOMA TAKES A DAY OFF TO SEE SEASON'S OPENING Oakland Is Winner in Poor Exhibition of National Game
PORTLAND'S YOUNG WONDER EASY FOR SEATTLE TEAM Pitcher Druhot Is Hammered for Fourteen Singles
ARTILLERYMEN TO CONTEST Soldiers at San Diego to Hold Monthly Field Meet Today
WESTERNS WIN CLOSE GAME
TO PLAY AT RIVERSIDE
FISHERMEN'S TIDE TABLE
Main Point
Wee Lacrosse Player Is Brimful of Pluck Roughly Used in Game With Santa Barbara But Didn't Quit ' i I , , i
CORDELL IS EASY FOR RUFE TURNER
Croker's Horse Last in English Race
Chess Champions Play a Draw
Noted Santa Rosa Horse Dies
Grand Band Concert
MISPLAVS GIVE CHICAMCTOfI* Results of Games in the Big Leagues
American League
Richie-Solomon Bout Postponed
WALDORF-ASTORIA IS HOT FOR BRITT
American Jockey Loses License
Undelivered Telegrams
A Rare Musical Treat
JOCKEY JONES WINS FOR THEJETTDRS Rides Four Winners at Oakland
Results at St. Louis
Results at Nashville
Results at Jamaica
PROFESSOR JORDAN ' IS RESTRICTED Committee to Revise His Actions
STUDENT OFFICERS CHOSEN AT PALO ALTO
MISSISSIPPI IS STILL RISING AT ST. LOUIS
PANAMA BILL FINALLY PASSES Zone Extends Into Sea Three Miles
A Substitute for Prayer
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS PASADENA SCHOOL PMBOIMUHRREL Stormy .Meeting Over Street Opening CHARGES 6F PACKED HOUSE MADE WHEN VOTE IS TAKEN Republicans Elect Delegate* to City Convention of Next Saturday. Realty Becomes Active—Merchant Association to Elect Officers Today
Republican* Hold Caucus
Realty Transfers Active
Will Name Officers
REPUBLICAN CLUB FORMED
HERALD'S LONG BEACH REGISTRATION BUREAU
Troplco News In Paragraphs
NEW OPERA HOUSE Pickwick Theater Will Be Ready by July and Ran by Hone Man
MUSIC CLUB ELECTS Salt Lake Railway Rapidly Securing Its Right of Way
CAUCUS MEETINGS Preparations for the Primaries Absorb Attention
MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE Games, Races, Bull Fights, Speeches for a Week to Celebrate Event
WHITTIER REPUBLICANS Choose Delegates to Pomona Convention—New City Attorney
WARDENS CHOSEN Btisiness Meeting of Episcopal Church Followed by Social Program
FULLERTON POLITICS BITTER Anti-Temperance Adherent Arrested on Illegal Voting Charge
, VESTRYMEN ELECTED Episcopal Church Chooses Its Guardians for the Incoming Year
Former Burbank Pastor Dead
THIEF ESCAPES Purloins $70 in Oold From Doctor's Office
Woman's Parliament at Pomona
Injured by Fall From Car
School Census Figures
A Town for Sale
Light Rainfall
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAQE LICENSES
DEATHS
DIED
WEDS SOCIETY KLEPTOMANIAC Charles A. Warren Takes Miss Henley for Bride
NEW QUARTERS FORJWOFFICE McLachlan Corresponds With Flint
CIVIL CASE IN CRIMINAL COURT Wrangle Over Chattel Mortgage Comes Before Judge Smith
COURT HOUSE BRIEFS
The Perfection
Two Small Fires
Special Rates to Ban Joaquin Valley
ATTORNEY WAS ALWAYS IN HURRY Douthitt Says Conldn't Get Settlement
UM LEAGUE HOMING Will Move Into New Home July 1
CAME HERE TO WED Charles Cane and Esther J. White of San Francisco Are Married
To Institute Prison Reform
Long Distance Concert
Sentenced to Chain Gang
Stop at Paso Robles
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NEWS OF THE . COMMERCIAL WORLD NOTHING DOING IN STOCKS
MONEY NEVER BEFORE WAS SO PLENTIFUL IN NEW YORK
New York Stocks and Bonds
N«w York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
MORE GOLD EXPORTED
Financial Record
AFTER A SLIGHT SLUMP WHEAT RECOVERS LOSSES
REFINED SUGAR ADVANCED
Live Stock Market
SCARCITY OF POTATOES ,S MOST PRONOUNCED Slock* Hardly Obtainable—Eggs Are Steady—Poultry Wanted
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Pacific Coast Trade
Cotton and Wqol
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT IN EASTERN ORANGE MARKET
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS| Los Angeles Banks r
STOCK EXCHANGE
MARINE REPORT-APRIL 27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
WESTERN PACIFIC TO HAVE TWO LINES TO SEABOARD Gang of Thirteen Surveyors Running Line Across Lowlands
BOY BUFFER SAVES PAINTER FROM DEATH Falls From Scaffold, Strike* Boy and Both Escape Slightly Hurt
CAUCUS NOMINEES FOR PRIMARY ELECTIONS Democrats of San Diego Choose Dele* gates for 79th but Neglect 80th
SIN FRANCISCO HOBSMRS OUT Strike in Sympathy With Stablemen
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