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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 261, 16 June 1904 PDF Issue PDF

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Cnn persons are cremated or drowned during burning nr A n OUU, OF CROWDED EXCURSION STEAMER NEAR NEW YORK CITY, lILHII AWUFL SCENE ON BURNING STEAMER ——_ t Decks Packed to Fullest Capacitu Youth Who Lost His Mother and Brother Describes Horror MANY SWEPT INTO WATER BY CRUSH
THE MORNING'S NEWS
WAR
EASTERN
COAST
LOCAL
SPORTS
Heartrending Scenes Enacted
Strong Men Fight With Women
500 Bodies Recovered} Burned Hull Is Still Choked With Victims Many of Those Who Jumped Into Swirling Waters to Escape Flames Swept to Graves in Long Island Sound
BODIES OF 485 VICTIMS AT MORGUE Tugs Arriving Hourly With Grewsome Cargoes 106 Bodies Are on One Vesse) CHILDREN LASHED TO CAMP STOOLS
JUDGE THAYER COMMANDS PRESIDENT MOYER TAKEN TO ST. LOUIS JULY STH Got. Peabody Says Martial Law Will Soon End DepoTtcd Miners Return to Colorado After Deputies
Officers Stay at Posts During Disaster
Crazed Mothers Hurl Their Burning Children Overboard
Hundreds Jump to Death in Whirlpool During Awful Panic
Disasters of Past 60 Years
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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1000 RUSSIANS SLAIN IN FURIOUS BATTTLE NEAR PORT ARTHUR Slavs, Leaving Guns, Retreat in Disorder RUSSIANS IN FULL FLIGHT Naval Battle Bages in1 the Strait of Korea JAP TRANSPORTS REPORTED SUNK
RUSSIANS MARCHING SOUTH Forty Thousand Men Hurrying Toward Port Arthur
Ruskin's Little Wants
Learning
Texas Society Picnic.
VLADIVOSTOK SQUADRON ENCOUNTERS THE JAPS Naval Battle Reported to Be Raging in Strait of Korea Near Iki Island
BOOKS TO DEFY CHICAGO POLICE Will Take All Wagers on American Derby
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WATTERSON PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE CONFEDERATE DEAD Millions Loved Land They Fougkt Against Impressive Ceremonies at the Dedication of Monument
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR TEETH
The Climax
Sammie's Appreciative Letter
YAOUIS ENGAGE MEXICAN TROOPS Seven Indians and Three Soldiers Killed
DOES AN EDUCATION PAY? Ideas on the Value of an Education— Some of the Advantages
MORMONS TO BUILD MEXICAN RAILROADS
FAT NEGRESS TOO HEAVY FOR ROPE OF THE LYNCHERS
COMMENCEMENTS ST LOCIL SCHOOLS Season for Graduates Is Opened PREPARATORY SCHOOL AT UNIVERSITY GRADUATES Twenty Are Given Sheepskins by the Southern California Institution. Girts' Collegiate Renders Play on Campus—Marlborough Program
Winning Diplomacy
Meeting of Charities
Pennsylvania Lays Oft More Men
COURTS TO DECIDE FIGHT OF3 WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS
Californians Depart
Territorial Democrats Ready
Parker Engages Rooms
Kentucky Building Dedicated
LIFE SAVED BY SWAMP-ROOt The Wonderful Kidney, Liver and Blcvdder Remedy SAMPLE BOTTLE SENT TREE BY MAIL
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SPIRITS WERE RUDELY_RUFFLED Police Break Up Hope Street Seance AIR MEDIUM IS PLACED UNDER ARREST loman, When Brought to Station, Was Clothed Only in Blanket—Her Husband Said to Be a Relative of Elsie Reynolds
HARLEM RIVER TUNNEL IS NEARING COMPLETION The Plans May Be Followed in Other Localities
CRUISER TACOMA TO SEARCH FOR CONEMAUGH
STRIKING NEGROES TRY "TO ASSAULT NEGRESSES
Del Norte on the Rocks of Oregon
DOLGEVILLE'S NEW FACTORY. WILL BE RUNNING FULL BLAST IN ANOTHER MONTH
BUSINESS COLLEGE PRESIDENT ASSASSINATED Altercation Over Money Results in a Tragedy ni xt -rr»r» a xTi-iTcmrv t..«a 1R
WANTS NO LIOUOR SOLD ON ISTHMUS W.C.T.U. Sends Petition to the President
STEAMERS PUT BACK TO DUTCH HARBOR Driven Out of the Behring Sea by the Ice
CITIZENS ASK FOR MOREFURE Aid Residents Around Hide House Make Complaint
POLICE EMPLOY , WOlil HELPERS New York Tenderloin Is Under Surveillance
RAILROAD GUARD IS HEIR TO A FORTUNE Desire Bretlginere Will Receive $300,- 000 From French Estate
New Railroad Company
UGHIING CONTRACT TO HMD No Competition Except for Term of Years
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTE FM PARKER Arkansas Democrats Are for New York
Appointed by Governor
"Teachers' Special" to St. Louis •Exposition
IMPROVING OLD MJSSjON ROAD McAleer's Policy Regarding Chain-Gang
RAILROADS DISCHARGE THOUSANDS OF MEN Eastern Companies Are Cutting Down Expenses
ENGINEERS OF THE SALTUKE IDLE Surveying Department Is Laid OIF
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ISSUESNEW BONDS Will Pay Interest of Seven Per Cent on $100,000,000
MANY UNDESIRABLES ARE REACHING COUNTRY Ellis Island Officials Holding Foreign Immigrants
COMMEMORATION OF HAMILTON'S FALL
Sentences Are Commuted
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The Herald at the Beaches arid Summer Resorte
NEW YORK'S APPALLING CATASTROPHE
BRYAN AS RINGMASTER
THE HKRRINQ AO ROM THi TRAIL
CONSCIENCE-MADE COWARDS.
ONEROUS LICENSE TAXATION.
INCREASING CIRCULATION
POMONR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS GRKDUHTB WITH WEIRD CEREMONieS
REED ESTATE IN COURT Will Leaving Large Endowment for School Admitted to Probate
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Matinee Party
Goldsworthy-Carlyle
Brundige-Hail
MEXICANS IN EVIDENCE But Their Evidence Was for Naught, Mrs. Harvey Winning Suit
Says He Will Be Oood
Police Find Broken Chains
Will Lay Cornerstone
TRIBUTE TO A TEACHER Mlas Florence Lawson Honored by Normal School Alumni
MAY MANTON'S HINT
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NEWS Of CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Day's Fire Record
Pasadena Elks Incorporate
Chamber of Commerce
Sprinkles Form Water Company
Col. Diss Resigns
Report on Census
Psychic Research
'Aftermath of Fist Fight
Occidental Student Rally
French Will Celebrate
murine eye remedy
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
PASTOR OF UttlTY CHURCH EDITOR OF "OLD AMD HEW"
BUYS MONEY 111 STEM LOSSES Osmant Goes Insane From Work
.s PERSONAL
GEORGE WASHINGTON'S QUEUE It Hid a Luxuriant Suit of Straight and Very Dark Hair
COOL BREEZES
The Angelus Hotel
POSTAL CHANGES ARE JNNOUNCED List of New Names to Fill Vacancies
FIRE BOYS WOULDN'T STAND FOR NO. 13
High Authority
HUSBAND FAILS TOJIYE WIFE Mrs. Emily Berg Sent to Asylum CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND NERVOUSNESS THE CAUSE Started Action for Divorce and Mr. Bf;r» Left for Chicago—lnsane Woman's Antipathy for Nurse Causes Marty Scenes
Women Fined for Liquor Selling
HOTEL ARRIVALS
HIGH HONORS (OR LOCAL TEACHER Miss Palmer to Assist English Botanist
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OPERATION PERFORMED ON CHAMPION'S KNEE Opinion Prevails That Jeffries Will Not Be Able to Meet Munroe '
SEATTLE BEATS LOS ANGELES 11-6 San Francisco Wins an Easy Game
CHICAGO WOH A GIIIT HOME Altrock's Pitching Fooled the Bostons
CARLOS HONORED AMERICAN MARINES King of Portugal Shows His Prowess at Athletics
YANGER SUFFERING FROM HIS FIGHT
Relieved of All Fear
BROOKLYN WON DOUBLE HEADER St. Louis Wins From New York by Hitting
COLLEGE ATHLETE TO MANAGE TEAM Huff of Illinois Will Take Charge of Detroit
TIDE TABLE
class__a_games Pearne and Mackenzie Defeat Be.nfer and Taylor
Tournament on Sunnyside Alleys
Tennis at Ocean Park
Will Hold Yacht Race
Not His Fault
BUSY SEASON FOR buzz mmm Auto Club to Have Meet at Ascot
ENTRIES FOR TODAY Chicago, Harlem Race Track
St. Louis, Fair Qrounds
Herrera Leaves Butte (Special to The Herald.)
GOULD 10 SAIL YACHT DETROIT
THE VOICES OF MEN Through Imitativeness Are Pitched in a High or Low Key
Had 'Em Foul
No Futher Interest
SUBURBAN SEEMS AN EVEN THING Field Will Be Small but High Class
The Plain Truth
Two Port*
MOIL YACHTERS MLUEEBRITE Race for Cup at Playa del Rey Sunday
Experiences in Tipping
A Persian Pessimist
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS GASOLINE FLAMES BURNED WOMAN Narrow Escape of Resident of Pasadena MURDEROUS MEXICAN GIVEN SIX MONTHS Throop Polytechnic Students Start for the St. Louis Exposition—The Representative of the Board of Trade Leaves for Sacramento
Pasadena Notes
RIVERSIDE WANTS WATER , New Well Will Be Sunk to Increase the Supply
Suit Cases.
BURNS, THE DOG CATCHER, HAS SKIPPED TOWN Long Beach Loses an Official and Some Coin
HERALD'S LONG BEACH REGISTRATION BUREAU
WILL BUILD HOSPITAL Stock for Santa Monica Institution Has Been Subscribed
OPPOSE OCEAN OUTFALL Ocean Park Municipal League Favors a Sewer Farm
Whittier Commencement
Looking Through the Phone
Yosemlte Valley Open
GAMBLER OF IHE STAGE STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF THE UNDERSTUDY The Manager Regards the Understudy a Regrettable Necessity. Every Chorus Girl Anxious to Try
WILD ANIMAL FARMS Residents Object to Their Establishment for Fear of Danger
Teachers and Students
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DIED
RESISTED AN OFFICER Common Drank Drives Through the Streets Like a Madman
DAVENPORTS FATE IN THEJALANCE Better Showing Made in Yesterday's Court "RECALL" LEADERS TO VERIFY SIGNATURES Registration Bureau to Be Opened in Sixth Ward to Facilitate a Recanvass—"Recall" Organizations to Be Formed in Other Wards
WORK OF HUMANE SOCIETIES Reports of Much Good Work Done by the Organizations
World's Fair, St. Louis
World's Fair Depot
NATIONAL BANKS JIJIE SHAPE Strong Showing Made to Comptroller TOTAL DEPOSITS BY ANGELENOS $27,570,064 Commercial Expansion Is Indicated by the Reports in Detail—Every Item in the Banking Features Shows Notable Increase
GIVEN NATIONAL BANNER, Stanton Corps Presents Flag to Detention Home Directors
Disorders of the Bowels Among Children
Adj. Coe to Lecture
Bummer Excursions
The Herald at the Beaches and Sunt' mer Resorte
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NEWS OF THE WORLD OF COMMERCE SLIGHT GAINS ARE SHOWN
.JAPANESE GOLD FINDS ITS WAY INTO LOCAL MARKETS
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
SENTIMENT IN THE N WHEAT PIT IS BEARISH
Cotton and Wool
Sugar and Coffee
WASTY ORANGES ARE SELLING AT LOW FIGURES
PRESENT CHERRY SEASON WILL SOON BE CLOSED Higher Prices Prevail—Royal Annes Scarce—Egg* Are Unchanged
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Live Stock Market®
Corn Shows Increase
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
STOCK EXCHANGE
Pacific Coast Trade
Butted, Eggs and Cheese
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
MARINE REPORT-JUNE 15
It Does Not Mean War
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INSPECT SITES OP SLAUGHTER HOUSES Legislative Committee of Council Makes Trip UNDERTAKING PARLORS AND LIVERY STABLES VISITED Cudahy Plant Is Being Rebuilt—New Districts Will Be Formed for All Three Lines of Business—Reservation for Armour Co. Not Needed
NEW COAST LINE Los Angeles-Pacific Cars to Skirt the Ocean Beach
WOMEN SUFFRAGISTS Plans Formulated for Strong Seventh Ward Organization
CITY HALL NOTES
LIQUID AIR FOR SANTA FE CARS
NEW ORDINANCE IS AJJEEB ONE Bucket Shops Are Open as Usual
KNIGHTS TO COME TO LOUIGELES Catholic Organization to Meet Here
Cut Rates to Canada
The Best Exhibit
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