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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 217, 3 May 1904
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SANTA FE STRIKERS MAY BE JOINED BY OTHER CRAFTSMEN President of Union Sends General Order Topcka Shopmen Find Themselves Shut From Work Boilermakers Growing Uneasy and May Soon Quit
DIRIGIBLE AIRSHIP PARTLY SUCCEEDS Dr. Greth Controls His Engine, Circles About and Alights Safely
Street Car Men Undecided
IHE MORNING'S NEWS
EASTERN
FOREir.N
COAST
LOCAL
COLORADO PLAINS SWEPT]* STORM Rivers Swollen; Traffic Is Delayed
Woman's Body in Bay
YAWL WITH SIX MEN OVERDUE Gale Drives Minerva Helplessly to Sea STOIC WIFE WAITS NEWS Capsizing of Vessel anil All Hands Lost Reported
SMALL BOY FOUNO HUNGRYJD COLD Deserted by Mother He Starts Hither
RUSSIANS HURLED FROM 7 TRENCHES BEFORE HURRICANE CHARGE OF JAPS No Rest Given the Fleeing Troops of Czar Bayonets Were Used to Drive the Flight Baron Hayashi Tells the Plans of Mikado's Soldiers
STOCK YARDS ARE RUINED BY FIRE Devastation of 30 Acres in Indianapolis
POLITICALLY MR. . . HARRISON DIES Chicago Machine Said to Be Crushed
TRIPLE MURDERER IS SENTENCED TO HANG Japanese Shot Woman, Her Husband and a Waiter in Restaurant
RUSH ORDER FOR AMERICAN FLEET Only Five Days Given to Refit Ships
GUNBOATS ASSIST CROSSING
WAITING PERIOD A BUSY TIMF.
JAPANESE CIMf BBSSIMTREICHES Follow First Victory Vigorously SEVEN LINES OF FORTS CAPTURED GALLANTLY Baron Hayashi, Minister to London, Explains Coming Campaign and Shows That Russians Will Finally Assume the Offensive in Manchuria
CLAIMS DISTINCTION OF BEING FIRST TO SING • HIAWATHA ON STAGE Vivacious Claia Morton Is to Make Her Debut With Famous Familu of Fun Makers
PLATFORM ENTITLED "IN JESUS' NAME" Christian Party Will Name Candidate for President
Delegates Against Hearst
Salinas Delegates
flilroy's Mayor-Elect
MISSOURI'S OFFICERS PRAISED FOR BRAVERY
Ate Poisoned Apple
PASADENA DEPUTY ISJUSPENDED Assessor Ward May M ake Investigation
BOW OVER CARDS ENDS 111 DEAEH
Mine Workers Are Secretive
Steamer Libeled
DEATHS OF THE DAY
ORDcR BONDING COMPANIES SUED
Shipley-Bradley
Wade Hampton Chapter
Farewell Party
Piano Recital
Connecticut Carpenters Go Out
Building Strike in Philadelphia
MAY MANTON'S HINTS
Treble Clef Club
Orphans' Home Reception
THE HERALDS RAILROAD GUIDE
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TERRIBLE INJURIES FOLLOW COLLISION OF CAR AND TRUCK Two Men Cut by Glass and Braised by Impact DRIVER TRIES TOCROSSTRACKS Conductor Davis and Albert Johnston May Die
ILL BIOS MUST WAITJDNE WEEK Council Again Postpones Printing Contract
ALASKAN ATTORNEY RESIGNS HIS OFFICE Serious Charges Had Been Filed Against Him
SAN MATEO COUNTY IS HAPPY OVER COURT HOUSE
Art Exhibit Postponed
CHEMIST IS IM WEDDED Had Two Wives, but Didn't Know It
DELEGATE FROM CHILI , Rev. F. M. Harrington Has Measures to Introduce
THREE STRIKES AND ONE LOCKOUT OCCUR AT CHICAGO Teamsters, Bakers and Machinists Threaten to Quit Work
Demurrer in Libel Suit Sustained
INTEREST CENTERS WITHMCRATS Where Primary Fights Will Occur DOCKWEILER'S STRENUOUS OPPOSITION TO HEARST Rival Tickets Are Named for the Santa Cruz Convention—No Ripple Disturbs the Republican Harmony. Colored Voters Want Recognition
SUPREME COURT DENIES EXTRADITION OF IRISHMAN
Koontze Succeeds Norman
MERCHAMTCHARGED WITH ARSON Hotel Guests Flee for Their Lives
Forged a Check
Early Morning Fire
One on the Doctors
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Y. M. C. A. ENTERTAINS BUSINESS MEN AND ASKS FOE ASSISTANCE Governor Pardee and Others Indorse the Plan Association Believes the Church From Many Burdens
POWELL IS EXAMINED
HOT POLITICS II JONATHAN ELUB Decisive Victory Won by Conservatives
GIRL CAUSES STREET FRACAS Restaurateur and Conductor in Mix-Up
Build Church Sunday School
ALLEGE CONSPIRACY AGAIHSTCARPENTEH Beport That Money Will Be Used COMPLAINT CHARGES HIM WITH FREY'S MURDER Coroner Will Hold Inquest on Dead Body This Morning, and Some Startling Developments Are Expected to Follow
MRS. WILLIAMS REARRESTED Is Charged With Disturbing Peace of Mrs. Sadie Whalen
Delinquent Taxes
Died From Epileptics
SHAFIR SECURES FRANCHISE PLUM Will Install Burglar Alarm in City
WILL ENGRAVE BONDS The City Attorney Arranges Contract With New York Company
Postoffice for Methodists
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FAIR COLLEOE BASKET BALL PLAYERS TO GIVE UNIQUE RECEPTION AND DANCE Event Will Be in Honor of Successful Season
ARGENTINA WILL IMPORT NEW ENGLAND CATTLE Official Report That Foot and Mouth Disease Has Disappeared
ROVING COMMISSION IS REFUSED IN GREENE CASE
NEGROES PRAY FOR THEJPRESIDEHT Ask for His Ee-Election as Favor From God
NEURALGIACURED6Y SIMPLE OPERATION Ann Arbor Savant Finds Specific
World's Fair, St. Louis
MYSTERY AROUND • MOOTING Mexican Is Said to Be Shielding Someone
PANAMA PAYS MORGAN ONE MILLION DOLLARS Big Draft Goes Through the Clearing House in Regular Manner
SHOCKLEY WILL BE SHOT FOR MURDER JUNE 24 Had Choice Between Gallows and Rifle and Chose Bullet
MURDERED WHILE RESISTING ROBBERY
WOMAN TRIED FOR MURDER OF WARD
Daughters of the Revolution
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AN ELECTION WAGER
FIRST BLOOD IN MANCHURIA
THE MAY LABOR OUTLOOK
THE PRIMARY ELECTION
INFAMOUS SPORTS
FAIR CITRUS FRUIT PROFITS
CHURCHILL'S "CRISIS" MAKES FINE PLAY SEMBRICH'SSMGMG A RARE DELIGHT
•'The Crisis" a Play That Is Well Worth While
Prima Donna Enchants With Snp»«rb Master) of Kel Canto
WALDECK WILL RECOVER Manager of Local Playhouse Not Dangerously 111
MAY NEED MORE TIME The Fruit Investigators Will Not Be Needed for Many Days
No Beer Without License
Supple Lady on Trapeze Spellbinds Orpheum Spectators
Broadway Theater
The Cohans Tonight
LONG LINE OF ANCESTRY Brooke Thought He Was Descendant of Jesus Christ
Paint Ignites in Building
S©eiETY
Social Notes
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IMS OF Cltl II BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
METHODIST BISHOPS OUTLINE IMPORTANT CHURCH SUBJECTS | Consolidation of the Book Concerns Important RESTORE OLD TIME LIMIT Amusement Question to Come Up Again as Formerly
DO YOU WEAR GLASSES?
PERSONAL
MR. WILLIS H. BOOTH Of L. Booth & Sons, Wholesale and Retail Machinery, Will Live in Westmoreland Tract
ALLOTMENT OF SEATS MADE
SOUTH AMERICA IS PROGRESSING 9 Bishop Joyce Says That Liberty Is Increasing
Conforonco Sossip
Dr. Goucher Speaks of the Women's College REARRANGE BISHOPRICS Foreign Bishops May Be Withdrawn and Substituted
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
TO CONCENTRATE CONTRIBUTIONS Bishop Foss Outlines a New Plan
Not the Only One There Are Hundreds of Los Angeles People Similarly Situated
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KENTUCKY DERBY WONJYjLWOOD Ascot Performer Takes Big Stake OVERLOOKED BY BETTERS, HE IS HELD AT 10 TO 1 Charles E. Darnell's Bay Colt, After a Fierce Contest, Wins on the Wire by a Head From Ed McTlerney. The Favorite Tires Quickly
ELWOOD'S OWNER CERTAIN OF VICTORY WEEKS AGO "Hidalgo" Tells How Dumell Spoke While at Ascot Park
THIS WOMAN LOVES TO BOWL BECAUSE EXERCISE IS PHYSICAL DEVELOPER Is Member of the Ladies' Team Which Made a Hit During the Recent Leap Year Tourneu
HIATUS 111 THE OAKLAND HACK Season at Emeryville Near Close
Results at New York
Results at Chicago
Results at St. Louis
Results at Kansas City
If Your Physician
CALIFORNIA CREW IS FAR IN FRONT Washington Oarsmen Are Easily Beaten
BILLIARD TOURNEYS BEGIN Both Amateurs and Professionals Play Good Game Homer Mlllsak last nieht won the first earn*
CHALLENGE JO _ALL STARS Local Lacrosse Team Prepared to Avenge Recent Defeat
Fisherman's Tide Table
Sunday Ball Legal in New York
Olindas Want Game
SERAPHS VICTORS IN TEN INNINGS Fog-Eaters Can't Find Gray's Benders
PORTLAND FINDS THINGS EASY FOR FIVE INNINGS Shields Wins for Seattle by a Hit Just in the Nick of Time
TACOMA'S TIGERS PUT !T ALL OVER LOHMANITES Oakland Loses Last Game of Series to Northern Team
GARDNER HIT AT WlUjy ROOT LowellJMan No Match for Bohemian
WESTERNERS_ARE DEFEATED Commercials Roll Up High Score of Class B Tourney
SAN FRANCISCO BOXER DEFEATS ENGLISHMAN
Bowling at Ocean Park
Fire in Restaurant
Rheumatic Pains Relieved
Special Party to St. Louis.
BEANEATERS AND OUAKERSJLANKED Games Gilt-Edged in East Yesterday
NEW CORPORATIONS
The Book or' Views
BIG ENTRY LIST FORJOG SHOW Blue Ribbon Canines From Far and Near
Eclectic Medical Meet
Runaway Boy Found
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS RIVERSIDE GIRL FATALLURUSHED Wagon Wheels Pass Over Her Neck and Head UNIVERSALISTS OF STATE HOLD ANNUAL MEETING Preparations Made to Greet Delegates to the Methodist Conference—The County's Finances in Qood Shape. Social and Personal Notes
NEW PASTOR Father Hennessey Appointed First Rector of St. Clementine's
SURPRISE SOUTH PASADENAN3 Jolly Celebration of Wedding Anniversary—Dancing Party Given
A DOUBTING THOMAS.
Yosemlta Valley Open Th. TJ .
HERALD'S LONG BEACH REGISTRATION BUREAU
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES Corona Elects Strong Delegation to Local Convention
Elsinore News in Brief
Happenings at Hemet
Paragraphs From Soldiers' Homi
MINISTERS IN SESSION Annual Meeting of Los Angeles Congregational Association
Southern Songs
A Beautiful Trip East Through Southern States
– FIGHT IS UNDECIDED SCHOOL MUDDLE SUBJECT OF CONFERENCE President of Throop to Go East—The Americus Club to Meet—Board of Trade Elects
Undelivered Telegrams
ENJOYED FRENCH PLAY Ebell Club Members Furbish Their Memories
WATER CONDEMNATION SUITS City Will Begin Prosecution of Cases in August
Manhattan Club Picnic
NEW HOSPITAL ■IK PASSED Contagious Patients Must Be Removed
WILL WORK HOBOS Council Provides for Appointment of Two Additional Guards
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
Forecast
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
PLANS OF NEW HB SCHOOL Buildings Will Be of Grecian-lonic Style
The Electric Lighting of Cars on tha St. Paul Road
Temple Union Social
LEGAL NOTICES Notice
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD GENERAL RISE FRUSTRATED
INTEREST IN STOCKS IS MUCH INCREASED
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bond*
HEAVY GOLD EXPORTS
MIXED CONDITIONS RULE SEVERAL WHEAT MARKETS
Sugar and Coffee
EXCELLENT OUTLOOK IN NEW YORK FOR OUR ORANGES
RHUBARB GROWERS' COMBINE DISSOLVED Prices Are Lower and Article Freely Offered—Butter Unchanged
Pacific Coast Trade
Art Leather
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
STOCK EXCHANGE
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
New Eastern Incorporations
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Cotton and Wool
Live Stock Market
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Thoughtful, Rather
Winter
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SKELETON NOW STALKS ABROAD —— 4 Throop Faculty Secures Its Treasure PERPETRATORS OF THE PRANK GOT OFF EASY The Deductions of an Educational Sherlock Holmes Not Likely to Lead to Harsh Discipline, for the Present, at Least
NEW SCHOOL READERS State Board May Make Change at Next Session
RECEPTION COMMITTEE Chamber of Commerce to Assist in Welcoming Vistors
Sold Diseased Pork
Reduced Rates Via Gould System. I
The New York Central Lines j
COMMITTEE WILL REVjSEjCHARTER President Bowen Names Freeholders to Act HALL DECORATED IN HONOR OF CONFERENCE City Sold Cass Wrong Piece of Land. Bucket Shop Ordinance Introduced. Assessment District Created—lmprovement of Fourth and Short
Normal Trustees Meet
Reception and Exhibition
010 NOT COME FOR HISJEWARO Dog Thief Was Offered His Demand
GLENN ON THE FAIR LIST Prospect of Settlement of Differences Between Emplo>ers and Men
Alleged Burglar Arrested
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