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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 263, 18 June 1904
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THE MORNING'S NEWS
TANGLED WRECKAGE OF ILL-FATED YESSEL HOLDS BODIES OF MANY VICTIMS Dynamite Must Be Used or the Hulkßaised §§9 BODIES RECOVERED Sister Boat Passes the Sunken W reck With i Excursionists
Serious Charges Regarding the Disaster CORTELYOU TO PROBE MATTER Secretary Will Exert Every Effort to Fix Blame &
RUSSIAN WARSHIP REPORTED SUNK BY JAPANESE SQUADRON
WIFE AND. BABY OF SHIP CAPTAIN SUFFERING FOB WANT OF FOOD Overdue Bark Holliswood Spoken at Sea by Schooner Transit and Given Aid
STATE CONVENTION TO MEET AT SANTA CRUZ Republicans Decide to Gather on August 35
COLORADO MARSHAL SHOT AND KILLED
Women's Congress Talks of Learning
JAP SQUADRON JN PURSUIT Fog May Have Again Saved Russian Vladivostok Fleet
GETS INTO PORT ARTHUR
BUNT'S CAPTIVES IN GME PERIL Situation in Morocco is Complicated RAISULI'S DEMANDS GROWING STRONGER Landing of Troops at Tangier May Put a Stop to Negotiations and Endanger the Lives of PerdicarU and Varley
FAVOR USE OF OIL ON WAR VESSELS Investigators Say It Is Just the Thing
TO NAME A SUCCESSOR TO PRISON DIRECTOR Three Candidates After Place to Be Made Vacant by Mr. Fitigerald
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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ROBBERS SECURED MANY THOUSANDS $65,000 Is Taken From Northern Pacific Train •SAFE BLOWN UP AND EXPRESS CAR WRECKED Posses With Bloodhounds Are Pursuing the Hold-ups, Who Are Making for the Mountains—Passengers Were Unmolested
EVERYTHING IS PLACED IN READINESS FOR COMING NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
Eppinger Trial Goes Slowly
GOVERNOR S DEATH OF LITTLECONCERN Finns Apathetic Over Assassination
Bobrikoff Blames Swedes
HANGS ROCK TO NECK; PLUNGES INTO WATER Nevada Barkeeper Succeeds in Desperate Effort at Suicide
Chinaman Expects to Be Hanged
HEAVY DAMAGES FORJJECTMENI Southern Pacific Company Loses Snit
FATAL AFFRAY AT jyiOKELUMNE HILL Barkeeper Shot by Fred Johns, "Montana Cowboy"
EMPLOYERS DECLARE WAR IN CHICAGO They Will Wage a Contest With the • Teamsters
FIGHT OF REPUBLICANS OF WISCONSIN DECIDED IN FAVOR OF "STALWARTS" National Committeemen Vote j; to Seat. Spooner Men in !; the Convention f
COSTA RICA IN A STATE OF PEACE Minister Marry Reports Conditions to the President
SALOON KEEPER SHOOTS MAN AT ISABELLA Is Now a Fugitive, Pursued by the Sheriff
MRS. WOODWARD IS SAID TO BE IMPROVING Santa Barbara Woman Is Not Seriously Injured
PRESIDENT TO ATTEND NIECE'S WEDDING Miss Helen RooseveJt Will Be Married Today
Aged Woman Takes Her Life
WAS MLf DEAD WHENJjSCOVERED Sign Painter Bisnett Turned on the Gas
HULSE'S CASE NOW BEFORE THE JURY Bakersfleld Murderer's Fate Hangs in the Balance
Rear Admiral J. N. Greer
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DURHAM'S CUmtE IS VERY SLIGHT
FLAMES SWEEP FORMER GREYHOUND OF ATLANTIC f)hio Damaged by Early Morning Fire at Its Seattle Moorings
NEW NAVAL STATION TO BE ESTABLISHED IN HAWAII Preparatory Work at Pearl Harbor Soon to Be Under Way
Steamer Brings Over Many Chinese
Bark Many Days Overdue
CLAIMS HE HAS OHEJYHAMITER Non – Unionists' • Slayer May Be in Jail GOVERNOR PEABODY IS SUED FOR DAMAGES James F. Burns, President of Portland Mine Company, May Pay All Expenses for Litigation Deported Miners May Wish to Institute
CAPTAIN OF THE SOUTH PORTLANDJSSUSPENDED Is Severely Criticised for Leaving Ship Before Passengers and Crew
SPRING THAW HAS COME !N WATERS OF ALASKA Nome Fleet Has Aboard 3000 Gold Seekers This Season
TRANS-ATLANTIC LINES STILL SLASHING RATES
FIRE DOES $20,000 DAMAGE AT TUCSON Ice Plant Gutted, but Is Covered by Insurance
DEATHSJOFJTHE DAY John L. Stock
LOS ANGELES IS TO BE HOHORED
ALASKAN JUDGES SOON TO BE INVESTIGATED Judge William A. Day to Sail for the North on June 38
NAN PATTERSON IS TO PLEAD NEXT TUESDAY Counsel Refused Permission to Inspect Grand Jury's Minutes
OFFICERS AND CREW TO RECEIVE BIG SALVAGE Hundred Thousand Dollars Awarded for Saving Pleiades
Sentenced to Be Hanged
Hawaiian Postmaster I* Short
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HINETY-EIEHT IMES HEtDED $ DAVENPORT'S RECORD I
Hecall Petition Signed by 618 Voters
Cutter McCulloch Sails North
No Substitute
EIGHT CADETS RECEIVE THEIR DIPLOMAS AT HARVARD SCHOOL,
SPAIN OWNS ISLAND IN SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL Strange Fact Brought Out at Trial of Lawsuit
SAYS HE KILLED MAN IN DEFENDING PROPERTY
DREDGING OF SAN DIEGO HARBOR SOON TO RESUME
MAY IMPRISON MEN £ AFFAIRS They Ignore Summons of Philadelphia Court
OUR WARSHIPS ON IHO TURKEY Minister Soon to Make Demands on Forte
MORE SUITS OVER STREET CAR ACCIDENT
INJUNCTION AGAINST SANTA FE STRIKERS IS DISSOLVED Topeka Judge Says Orderliness of the Men Makes It Unnecessary
Brakeman Run Down by Train
RED CROSS IS REORGANIZED Factions Get Together and Elect
CONCERT 61 HIGH SCHOOLSJUOENIS Chorus and Orchestra Do Good Work
SEM ARE AFTER RHODES PRIZE Committee to Select the Scholarship Holder
BOARD ORDERS ' STREETS OPENED Property Owners Want Many Improvements
MORE THAIIOO DDOWNJN CUBA Sixty Persons Perish at El Cobre BRIDGES ARE DOWN AND RAILROADS WASHED OUT Loss to Mines, Railroads and in Cattle and Merchandise Is Almost Beyond Computation in the Neighborhood of Santiago de Cuba
OIL GUSHER STRUCK IN VERA CRUZ STATE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MAKtSJXTEHSIOII Buys North Shore Bonds and Secures Control
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Th« Herald at the Beaches and Summer Reaorta
ANTE-CONVENTION POINTS
FEATURES OF THE WAR
CRIMINAL CAUSE OF DISASTER
SAFE AND UNSAFE EDIBLES
A GOVERNMENT COMPLIMENT
MATRIMONIAL RESTRICTIONS
AN EVENING PRAYER
MUSIC AND WORDS THE WORK OF HOME TALENT
MAY MANTON'S HINTS
CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK ij
EPISCOPAL
CONGREGATIONAL
METHODIST
CHURCH NOTES
Civil Service Order
THE PUBLIC PULSE Mrs. Berg and Christian Science
BIG CELEBRATION FORM FOURTH America's Natal Day to Be Fittingly Observed FIREWORKS DISPLAY . TO BE BEST EVER There Will Be Band Concerts and Oratory in Every Park In the City. In the Afternoon—The Parade la Given Up
PASADENA CHARITY FETE Society People Give Carnival at Raymond Villa
Benefit for Blind Musician
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NEWS OF an IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
TVerdict for Plaintiff
Beat an Old Man
Alumni Banquet
Boy Burglars Arraigned
Caught in Fly Wheel
Hot Wave Due
Wanted—Bessie Driscoll!
Dates for Picnic Days
Must Face Serious Charge
Friday Morning Club
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Hotel
Country Fair Feature of Occidental's Class Day
NEBRASKANS TO PICNIC Many Hundreds Will Go on Annual Outing to Long Beach
PERSONAL
RED EYES AND EYEUDB
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Undelivered Telegrams
"The Power House"
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CHAMPIONS BEAT SEATTLE TEAM Hall Was in Splendid Condition OAKLANDS WON BY BUNCHING THEIR HITS
MOBES WILL RACE Auto Club Holds Initial Meet at Ascot Today
FRANKIE NEILL PUIS OUT FORBES Terrific Battle for Bantam Championship
WON THE SILVER WHIST TROPHY The Los Angeles Team Victorious at Santa Barbara
Begin Work on Stadium
AMERICAN DERBY TO BE RON TODAY English Lad Favorite for Western Classic Policemen Will Be at Track to Prevent Bookmaking MAIN CONTENDERS FOR THE DERBY
FAST FIELDING WDNJE GAME St. Louis Defeated by Pittsburg Nationals
WASHINGTON COULD NOT HIT THE BALL Cleveland Wins an Easy Game on Home Grounds American Le&erne
LONG BEACH WINS Easy Wins in Both Classes at Monarch Alleys
Amateur Team Organized
FISHERMEN'S TIDE TABLE
BUSY SEASON OF POLO JSPLMIED Good Match in Prospect With Riverside i
WILL VISIT JEFFRIES AT HARBIN SPRINGS Munroe's Manager Wants to Know Chances for Fight
SILVER CUP FOR INDOOR BASEBALL PLAYERS
No Automobile Merger
HIS TO START 111 BIGJAIDICAP Irish Lad Will Also Run at St. Louis
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
St. Louie, Fair arounds
Anniversary of Bishop Conaty
FRENCHMAN WON COVETED TROPHY Theery Defeats Jenatzy for Bennett Cup
Money and Youth Missing
Suspected of Being a Thief
Last Performances
U. S. C. ALUMNI BANQUET Fifty of Scattered Members Meet and Elect Officers
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DAY OE DIVORCE 111 COUNIV COURTS All Grounds From Bigamy to Desertion UNDERWOOD HAD TWO WIVES IN LOS ANGELES Pathetic Story of Vera Q. Brown's Downfall in Spite of Husband's Efforts to Save Her—Roche Has Police Record
HEIRS BREAK MRS. MANSFIELD'S WILL Property Worth $200,000 to Be Divided DAUGHTER ADMITS THAT SHE RULED HER MOTHER Wanted Property In Trust Because Her Brothers Were Weak Minded and Irresponsible and Would Squander Their Shares
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS
CEREMONIES IRE TO BEHIL Laying of Cornerstone of New Pasadena Chnrch SHORT PRAYER BY PASTOR MEREDITH Trouble Over the Plumbers' Strike Leads to a Fight, in Which David Granger Was Beaten Into Insensibility—Pasadena Notes
Case Still Drags On
Sweet Charity Patron Saint
Plumbers In Lively Scrap
Opening of Tunnels Did It
High School Commencement
DEPOTS FOR OCEAN PARK Waiting Places, With Seats and Electric Lights, to Be Erected
WILL HONOR DR. RISAL Was the Oeorge Washington of the Philippine Islands
BEGIN NEW PLAYHOUSE San Diego's Pickwick Theater to Be Completed Soon
RIVERSIDE SCHOOLS CLOSE Work of the Year Has Been Very Satisfactory
SANTA MONICA COMPOSER Willard H. Wright Goes East—Woodmen Plan Picnic
FOUND DEAD IN BED Veteran of the War Passes Away at the Soldiers' Home
LONG BEACH TO CELEBRATE Elaborate Preparation* for Fourth of July Exercises
HERALD'S LONG BEACH REGISTRATION BUREAU
CITY HALL NOTES
BARBECUE AND REJOICING Oil. Opening of New Electric Road to Qlendale to Be Celebrated
Badly Damaged by Fire
Car Conductor Badly Hurt
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THE WEATHER v
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUILDING PERMITS
2100 PER CENT PROFIT OH LOT t – Astonishing Figures on School Lease COST ONLY $12,500; BRINGS FIVE PER CENT ON $500,000 Rental of the Spring Street Site Alone Will Be $5*5 ■ Week or $75 for Every Day of the Year, Including Sundays
Summer Excursions
Engraved
RAILROADS ROSY p FOR TM FOURTH Arrangements Made for Handling Big Crowds PLEASURE SEEKERS HAVE MUCH TO CHOOSE FROM Big Celebrations Are to Be Held at Long Beach, Riverside, Avalon and Terminal Island—Excursion by Pacific Coast Traffic Agents
Personal
The Herald at the Beaches and Summer Resorts
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NEWS OF THE WORLD OF COMMERCE SMALL GAIMS PREDOMINATE
ONE STOCK ALONE LEADS IN INTEREST
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Financial Rctcord
MORE BEARISH NEWS REPORTED IN ALL SECTIONS
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Cotton and Wool
VALENCIA ORANGES RULE HIGH IN NEW YORK
CHERRY SEASON SOON TO COME TO AN END Selling: Watermelons by the Pound Is Practical—Eggs Steady
Pacific Coast Trade
Sugar and Coffee
Uve Stock Markets
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
BANK CLEARINGS
Butter, Egss and Cheese
INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY
MARINE REPORT-JUNE 17
COOL. BREEZES FROM THE GULF OF MEXICO
Official Notice
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