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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 259, 14 June 1904
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Masthead
THE MORNING'S HEWS
METCALF MAY TAKE THE PLACE OF RETIRING SECRETARY CORTELYOU
PUGILIST RILEY UNDER ARREST Charged With Complicity in Scott's Death
JOHN D. SPRECKELS IS NOT GOING TO CHICAGO Illness Prevents Him From Attending Republican Convention
MAY PROTEST ON COASTWISE LAWS England Wonld Trade With Filipinos
Steamship War Grows Merrier
LIGHTNING BNDS L.IF-B OF YOUNG KHmY OFFICER
TYNER ASKS THAI WRONG BE RIGHTED Appeals to President to Withdraw Charges CALLS BRISTOW REPORT FALSE Declaims in a Lengthy Letter That Acts Were Upright
HUGE DAVENPORT RECALL PETITION FILED WITH THE CITY COUNCIL YESTERDAY
HIS HEART ON RIGHT SIDE; TUMOROUS GROWTH ON LEFT
JUDGB COMWHNDS NEGRO SPHNKBD: MOTHBR OBEYS
SLAVS RUN INTO TRAP; fIOOJEAD Japanese Make False Retreat, Russians Grasp at Bait SURROUNDED BY MIKADO'S MEN Little Brown Men Gain Victories in Daily Skirmishes
RUMORS OF A SEA FIGHT JTOTENT Four Jap and Two Slav Ships Reported Sunk AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT MAY HAVE LOST HIS LIFE Feared Hector Fuller of the Indianapolis News Was Killed While Making His Third Attempt to Enter Port Arthur
CITY WELL PROVISIONED Russians F.scape From Port Arthur Through Japanese Lines
RUMORSjOF SEA FIGHT Persistent Reports of Battle Are Circulated in Chee Foo
CORRESPONDENT MISSING American May Have Lost His Life at Port Arthur
BELEAGUERED SLAVS GLOOMY Chinese Spy Returns From Port Arthur
MYSTIFIEDJ3YJAP ADVANCE May Be Feint, but Heavy Fighting Is Anticipated
REFUSING TO RESIGN, HIS SALARY IS REDUCED
Colorado Militia Continues Arrests; Mines Reopening Scene of Civil Strife Is Being Restored ■ to Wonted Calm—Deported Men in Sorry Plight
DEATHS OF THE DAY Rev. William Lee Jones
FORESTERS MAKE MUCH OF VICTORY Honor Their Chief With a Banquet at the Del Monte
CHANCES OF ILLINOIS CANDIDATES PUT IN SHADE BY FIGHT FOR PARTY LEADERSHIP Hopkins May Force Hearst to Accept Indorsement
ASSERTS DLL MEN ARE HOT EQUALS Dr. Gunsaulus Says God Is No Socialist
— CLOUDBURST DOES GREAT DAMAGE
OUTBREAK OF ANTHRAX REPORTED FROM RIO VISTA State Veterinarian Will Establish Quarantine There Today
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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EVIDENCE AGAINST PONTAN STRONG Brought Team Back to Bakersfield EXHIBITED A LARGE SUM IN CURRENCY iTold False Stories About Owning: Mining Claims, and Had Specimens From Other Mines—The Motive for the Crime Was Robbery
LEADERS GATHER FORJE ERA* Republicans and Democrats at Chicago
Served Forty Years
NEini YORK GRHND JURY INDICTS MRS. PHTTERSON FOR MURDER
EPPINGER'S WHEAT NOT UP TO STANDARD
meHT PHICBS 7* SOHRINO TOln£7£RD SKV
MANY CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS THERE "Mother" Eddy Greeted by Thousands
SAN DIEGO TO BE A SUB-DISTRICT Military Headquarters Go to San Francisco
SURETY COMPANY DENIES LIABILITY McKowen's Bondsmen Claim Release of Contract
ARE PLANNING A BIG MINE TRUST Rockefellers to Head the Combine GRADUALLY GAINING THE CONTROL THROUGH BANKS Nearly Three-Quarters of the Mines of Middle Rocky Mountain Region Now Said to Be in Their Hands. Clark: and Heinze May Sell Out
MAY TAKE ACTION AGAINST COMBINE
MOROCCO BANDITS STILUT WORK Attempt to Kidnap the Italian Consul
COUPLE REQUEST JUDGE TO SET ASIDE DECREE San Diego Pair Discover They Still Love Each Other
STABBED OVER A FINANCIAL DISPUTE
Iron Works Fail
SALVATIONIST ASTOUNDS CHURCH
HORTICULTURIST OFFERED GOOD POSITION IN HAWAI
WOMAN DIES IN BERTH! TRAIN Welcoming Friends Find Dead Body
FORMER MAYOR OF OAKLAND SHOT Adolph Goldman Fires, Perhaps Fatally
VICTIM OF RACE RIOT IS FATALLY INJURED
REVISE COURSES ATJfIIHCETOH Important .Changes Made by Faculty ACTION IS PASSED BY THE TRUSTEES Complete Revision of Curriculum Leading to Bachelor's Degree Announced'—Those Who Come Without Qreek Will Be Drilled in Latin
West Pointer Very 111
Newspaper Publisher Sells
IS OPPOSED TO S CHURCHJROSME Chicago Divine Speaks on Divorce DECLARES THAT CHRIST LEFT QUESTION OPEN The Pastor Avers That Attempts of Strong Ecclesiastical Bodies to Whip Preachers Into Line Will Result in Fresh Disaster
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TWO ELECTROCUTED WITHINJLF HOUR Double Execution at Sing Sing BOTH MURDERERS GO TO DEATH STOICALLY Twenty-Two-Year Old Man Pays the Penalty for Killing Hl* Landlord, and Jealous Swede Dies for Catting His Wife's Throat
CIVIC WORK CONVENTION POSTPONED TILL FALL Because of Small Attendance Meet* ing Is to Be Held With Mayors
TWO BODIES IN THE WATER NEAR STOCKTON
CORPORATION LAW OF MONTANA KNOCKED OUT
SILVER ANNIVERSARY OF MOODY SCHOOL OBSERVED
PREPARING TO 60 TO CONGRESS IN LONDON
LONG OVERDUE SHIP REACHES SAN FRANCISCO
Unveil Portrait of Chinese Empress
Abner McKinley Lies in Family Plot
San Jose Metal Workers Strike
It Does Not Mean War
Sockless Burglars Are Each Sentenced to Four Years
FIRE DROVE CREW INTO THE WATER Dredger Totally Ruined Near Stockton
ACRE AWARD IS PAID TO BOLIVIA REPRESENTATIVE Rothschilds Turns Over $5,000,000, as Stipulated in Treaty
OVERSTUDY THE CAUSE OF ARTIST'S COLLAPSE
"ELIJAH," DISGUSTED, GOES .. TO TRY PARISIAN FIELD
Came From Orient
Premier of New South Wales Out
BICVCLE TOURIST SftFEUJETURHS Clergyman Rides Distance of 37,000 Miles
DESIRES TO STUDY AMERICAN METHODS South American Educator Is Now in San Francisco
BRUTAL MURDERER GETS LIFE SENTENCE Judge Snell Thought He Should Have Been Hanged
DIED WHILE USING HIS HOUSE TELEPHONE Sudden End of Dr. W. S. Hereford at San Francisco
PROMINENT ATTORNEY LOSES HIS LIFE W. D. Ross of Vancouver, About to Be Married, Is Drowned
The Best Exhibit
WOMEN OF WORLD MEETJIj BERLIN International Congress Begins Sessions EMPRESS TO RECEIVE DELEGATIONS TODAY Delegates to Be Entertained by Chancellor von Buelow and von Posadowski-Wehner, Besides Being the Guests of Berlin at Banquet
STRONG EFFORTS TO SAVE MURDERESS Will Be Third Execution of Murderess in New Jersey
Miss Roosevelt to Be Bridesmaii
OFF FOR THE MINES
CATTLEMEN AND SHEEPMEN AT WAR Desperate State of Affairs in Lake County, Oregon
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BOARD RAISES MORE SALARIES Teachers Made Happy by Action LONG DEBATE OVER INCREASE IN GRADES Deputy and Assistant Superintendent Are Re-elected and Teachers Are Appointed for Coming; Year—Report on Course of Study
EBELL CLUB ENTERTAINS Little Tots Interpret Songs of the Child World
ONE OF THE PRETTIEST AMONG THE JUNE WEDDINGS
BATTLE FOB LIFE IN ftJESERVOIR Three Nearly Drown in Rescuing Boy
BESSIE DRISCOLL IS AT SANTA MONICA
Col. Raymond Retired
TOO BUSY TO TALK_POLITICS Gavin McNab's Strong Hold on Machine
Alleged Hay Thief
Rebel Brazilians Imprison Governor
KIRBY'S BODY IN A_BOX CAR? Detectives Decline to Follow Medium's "Clue"
Run Into by Car
"Teachers' Special" to Bt. Louis Exposition
SPIRIT OF 76 IS AROUSED ! Fourth of July to Be , Celebrated MAYOR SNYDER CALLS CITIZENS TOGETHER If Present Plans Carry the Celebration This Year Will Eclipse All Previous Efforts—Fireworks to Be on an Elaborate Scale
BRANCH OF STATE EL CAMINO REAL ORGANIZED (Special to The Herald.)
UNION MEN VOTE TO OPPOSE THEIR LEADERS
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The Herald at the Beaches and Summer Reaorta
THE WEEK IN POLITICS
OUR GOLDEN CALF
AX-GRINDINQ
ABOLISH SYMPATHETIC, STRIKES
"WHOSE OX IS GORED"
THEIR SPIRIT WALKB
MAUDE ADAMS' OWN CHKRM AS LHDV BABBIE GIVES VITAL INTEREST TO BHRRIE'S PLRY "The Little Minister" Delighted a Large Audience at the Mason—The Star's Attractiveness the Cause
MAUDE ADAMS Sketch of Her Career and Some of Her Achievements
"INKY BOYS" SCORE Burke and La Rue's Sketch Goes Well at the Orpheum
W. H. Y. Club
S©®EETJ.
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NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
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TWELVE YOUttG PEOPLE TO RECEIVE THEIR DIPLOMAS Ofl HEXT THURSDAY
AT OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE Students Will Have Exceptionally Busy Commencement
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Angelus Hotel
CITY MUSI PAY TAX ONJEPOSITS Judge Conrey Decides in Bank's Favor
PERSONAL
CITY HALL NOTES
The Use of Borden's
HOTEL ARRIVALS
All Wrong The Mistake Is Made by Many Los Angeles Citizens
Undelivered Telegrams
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CALIFORNIA 80Y DEFEATS HANGER Aurelio Herrera Wins a Hard Battle FAMOUS SWING IS AGAIN EFFICIENT Fight at Butte Shows That Bakersfield Mexican Is at His Best and Has a Knockout Punch—Details of the Fight
RESULTS OF RACING ON TRACKS OF THE EAST
Fair Grounds, St. Louis
New York, Gravesend
Seattle Races
ENTRIES FOR TODAY St. Louis, Fair Grounds
Chicago, Harlem Race Track
Yosemlte Valley Open
Teachers and Students
JEFFRIES AND MUNROE BATTLE IS POSTPONED UNTIL JUNE THIRTIETH Champion's Knee Is in Very Poor Condition and Billy Delaney Wires That Fight Cannot Take Place When Expected
FIGHTERS WILL SOONJET BUSY Mill Arranged ty Take Place in July
WELTERWEIGHTS FIGHT A DRAW AT BUTTE
FITZSIMMONS TO MEET JACK O'BRIEN Bout Will Take Place in the Open Air
World's Record Broken
Pennsylvania Won
FISHERMEN'S TIDE TABLE
CALIFORNIA SHOTS WIN HONORS Successful in the New York Meet
AUTO RECORD TO REDIM BROKEN Distance Negotiated In Three Hours
YACHT DETROIT ATJAN DIEGO Cup Defender Arrives at New Home
Charged With Murdering Woman
CHANCE'S HITTING WONJTHE SERIES New York Loses a Series on Home Grounds National Leasrn*
GAME AT ST. LOUIS WASU NIN TE R EST IN G Boston Loses in American League by 6 to 3 American Lea<rne
NEWTON'S ARM THEJAINSTAY Records of Coast League Pitchers to Date
PICKED TEAM WINS Defeats Commercials by Score of 3550 to 3533
JOCKEY SHEEHAN IS SERIOUSLY INJURED
i MALCOLM WARD RETAINS HIS TITLE
Riveras Win Again
I SPORTS WILL ATTEND j Solomon and Rico to Fight at San j Bernardino Tonight
UMPIRE IN JAIL AND BALL GAME POSTPONED j
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COUNCIL REVOKES MM RECORD Raise in Dr. Leonard's Salary Not Legal BIDS FOR FURNISHING ' HOSE WAGONS REJECTED Clerk Will Advertise lor Bid# for Supply of Drug* and Repairs on Sprinkling Valves—High Prices for Work—Bridge Repairs Ordered
NO PROSECUTION JGAINST MELVILL Fidelity Company Doe* Not Press Charge
COUNCIL PASSES SPEED ORDINANCE Axe Limit of Pool Room Habitue* Is Referred
Traffic Men to Meet
Too Little by Ha'lf
World's Fair, St. Louis
RIOTS OXPBCTBD BOTWEBN BOOKIES KND THB POLICB
ROBBED OF ALL MINGS Widow Brooks Confided in Wrong Man
Harvard Athlete Is Barred
Unknown Friends
Summer Excursion!
The Herald at the Baaohea and Summer Resorts
LOCAL SHOOTERS WILL GO NORTH Dove Season Will Be a Good One
OBJECT TO THE SLAUGHTER PENS Residents East of Plaza Present a Protest
WHITTIER COLLEGE EXERCISE Students Pre»ent a Very Attractive Program
Mexican War Veteran Is Dead
Elainore Items
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS FLAG DAY IS TO BE COMMEMORATED i Pasadena Veterans Will Wear Emblems COMMANDER NASH ISSUES PROCLAMATION Leader of the G. A. R. Says That the Stars and Stripes Are Second Only to the Cross in the Hearts of the Old Soldiers
Water Said to Be Poor
Contract for New Block Let
Progress on Slavin Block
Chance for Bucket Shops
NEW LITERARY CLUB HOUSE L.oi Angeles Organization Buys Land at Ocean Park
ASSAULTED__A BOY Merchant at Long Beach Gives Way to Temper
GERALD'S LONG BEACH REGISTRATION BUREAU
REPORTER GIVES TESTIMONY Supervisor Kimbell Is Under Fire at Riverside
WILL COST/AR LESS Changes in New Ocean Roadway at Santa Monica
Troplco Pioneer Dies
The Cross
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHj
DEATHS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
LOCAL stocks and bonds Los Angeles Banks ,
MARINE REPORT-JUNE 13 t
Sugar and Coffee
Office Supplies
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NEWS OF COMMERCIAL WORLD MAttY LOW LEVELS REACHED
PROFIT TAKING BRINGS STOCKS TO A STANDSTILL
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
NATIONAL BANKS CALLED UPON FOR STATEMENTS
Pacific Coast Trade
Cotton an4l Wool
I Butter, Eggs and Cheese
BEAN STOCKS ARE_LIMIIED Lima Crop Destined to Be Exhausted
SENTIMENT IN WHEAT PIT BECOMES BULLISH
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Prunes Attract Attention
Live Stock Markets
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STOCK EXCHANGE
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