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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 265, 20 June 1904
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PRESIDENT IS ELOQUENT ON WARTOPICS Talks to Many People at Historic Valley Forge Camp Ground CELEBRATION OF * EVACUATION DAY Compares Struggles of Revolutionary and Civil Wars
PERDICARIS MAY NOT BE RELEASED
COSSACKS SAY KOREANS FAVOR RUSSIAN CAUSE Raiding Party Returned From Korea Assert That Japanese Forces on Yalu River Have Become Decidedly Weak
STORY OF SINKING OF BAT IS UNTRUE British Destroyer Arrives Safely at Malta
FORTY-NINE BODIES ARE RECOVERED Wreck of Slocum Gives Up Many More of Its Dead CHILDREN FOUND IN EACH OTHER S ARMS Captain, Pilot and Crew Detained by Order of CorOner
VESSEL NEEDED NO ASSISTANCE Partially Dismasted Bark Spoken at Sea
JAPS TAKE PORT ARTHUR FORT, LOSING 1000 MEN
RUSSIAN POLICY IN FINLAND WILL NOT BE ALTERED
SIXTEEN INJURED 111 TRAIN WRECK Passenger Train Strikes Freight in Indiana
Kuropatkin Will Assume Offensive in Near Future
Skrydloff Tells of Sinking Three Defenseless Ships
Russians Elated Over the Showing Made by Squadron
Battle of Telissu Similar to Conflict at Nanshan Hill
Kuropatkin Takes Personal Charge of Peninsula Invasion
American Vessel Searched by the Russian Fleet
Japanese Army Hold Services in Honor of Dead
REDDING PIONEER COMMITS SUICIDE Fired a Rifle Bullet Through His Head; No Cause Known
FIELD WILL BE THE RECORD World's Fair Handicap to be Run Saturday Next
PLANT'S YACHT IS IN FIRST FOR KAISER'S CUP Ingomar Rcaches Heligoland Ahead of Competitors
Cannon Not a Candidate
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Undelivered Telegrams
UNCERTAIN SOCIAL POSITION Rapid Changes in American Society— The Differences
The True Story
PRESIDENT MOVER 111 CRIPPLE CHEEK Placed in a Cell at the County Jail
HOW FISH CLIMB They Swim Up Strtam and Enjoy Battling With Rough Waters
A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE
Wantel None of His Art
JOHN I. SULLIVAN, NOTED ACTOR, DEAD He Had Few Equals in Character Parts
HORSES OR AUTOMOBILES Some Interesting Tale* About the Differences
BURMESE CUSTOMS Where AH Smoke—Some of Their Peculiar Ideas
A LARGE POPULATION • Only by Association and Comparison Can Numbers be Grasped
Chinese Minister Rebuked
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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FAIRBANKS CONCEDED TO BE CHOICE FOR THE VICE PRESIDENCY; INTEREST IN REPODLICAN PLATFORM CENTERS IN TARIFF PLANK 111 PHI Hill IS HP Sentiment of Mann Delegates in Opposition to Premises for Futnre Taiiff Revision or Reciprocity by Convention ALLISON ADVISES AGAINST PLEDGES Hltt Vice Presidency Boom Mag Be Affected bu Inability of the Representative to Attend, Owing to His Illness DENIED NEW ENGLAND IS SOLID FOR HITT
Missourians Will Name Wallbridge
Odell's CKoice for Committeeman
HITT WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ATTEND THE CONVENTION
President to Be Largely Consulted
President Will Not Express Preference
Illinois Delegates Are for Fairbanks
Fairbanks' Silence Cause of Hitt Boom
Illinois to Make Campaign for Hitt
PECULIAR ACCIDENT ONJ3QWLING ALLEY Howard Carter Severely Hurt at Santa Monica
CHEROKEE CUSTOMS Some Unique Customs of Tribal Gov. ernment—Political Campaigns
The Revised Version
A New Version
fMIICIS MURPHY PRAISES WATER Pleads for Fountains on Streets
Her Guess
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SEATTLE WON B! BUNCHING HITS rook Game From Champions, Score 3 to 1 HOT CONTEST AT PORTLAND Oakland Lost to the Webfooters in a Game That Was Full of Interest —Tacoma and San Francisco Break Even
STOCKTON BEATS THE JESSE MOORE TEAM San Jose and Lodi Win Games in State League Series
HEW GYMNASIUM FOB SIMM'S Modern Apparatus for Brown Boys
The Home of the Soul
LACROSSE TEAMS 10 FORM LEAGUE To Include All Clubs of Pacific Coast THE AGGREGATIONS TO PLAY San Mateo and Redlands Challenge Los Angeles Team to Play Here July 4, and Riverside and Santa! Barbara Will Probably Play
HE WILL EXAMINE JIM'S JUNG KNEE James Coffroth Departs for Harbin Springs
The English Vocabulary
TWO GAMES MARK OPENING DAY OF THE CITY LEAGUE AT THE CHUTES
CINCINNATI HAS All JS* GAME Chicago Could Not Get Man to Third
NEW YORK SHUT OUT IN SECOND GAME Boston Won by Bunching Hits When Needed American League
Oil Wells Defeat Pomonas
MANY AMATEURS PLAYJFAST BALL Games on Many Diamonds Played Yesterday
Music Hath Charms
SATURDAY MATINEE WILL BEJOPULAR Autoists Enjoy Racing at Ascot PROGRAM FOR THIS WEEK Amateur and Professional Races at St. Louis in August Expected to Draw Many Cyclists—General Automobile News
SUNDAY LAW SHUTS OUT DETROIT GAME
At Monarch Alleys
VISITING TOURNEY FOR TRIO BOWLERS Alley Managers Flail to Have More Games CLASS B TOURNEY TO CLOSE in the Team Standing the Long Beach Club Stands an Excellent Chance of Winning First Place-Exciting Contest for Second Honors
BIG TOWER IS TWO-IHIBDS DOME City Will Soon Have Better Fire Protection GORTER DISCUSSES MACHINE Throws Stream 250 Feet Above the Street—Expert View of Needs of Los Angeles in Fire Fighting Line
WALTERJ. TRAVIS, GOLF CHAMPION
Foreign-Fed London
Far-Reaching Affection
FAIR Ordinary Catches Are Made All Along the. Coast
The Real Thing
Poor but Honest
MODEL YACHTS IN FRIENDLY CONTEST Viola Wins Honors From Sloop Adeline
Million Dollar Fees
One on Her
Taking Down a Bachelor
A Beggar's Idea
MUCH INTEREST 111 $50,000JtAKDICAP Betting at St. Louis Is Very Heavy
A WONDER WORKER Charles P. Steinmetz One of Greatest Electrical Workers of World
REPLACING STEAM POWER Gas Engine Is Coming Into Use—Use of Petroleum
PAMPERED PETS Jeweled Bangle* for the Pampered Canine Pets of Paris
A Curious Description
'BELAY RIDER 111 SERIOUSCONDITION San Francisco Loses Race at Reno, Nevada
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SPEED OF AUTOMOBILES
SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOCENTS
RIGOROUS SCHOLARSHIP TESTS
WITH FRUIT AND WINE
THE CITY OF TAMMANY
NEARLY TWO MILES A MINUTE
LOVE, YE CRIER
Merited Advancement Comes to Two of Los Angeles' Sons
"BROWN'S IN TOWN" An Acrobatic Farce With Vaudeville Features
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK Olympia Production Full of Quaint Humor and Pretty Music
"UNCLE JWS CABIN" Review of an Old Favorite at the Grand
"SMOKE UP, SMOKERS" Phenomenal Demand for the New "Herald" Cigar
By Way of Chicago
Detested It
Never Touched Him
Oh, What so Rare as a Day in June!
Sonnet
Song
LICENSES GIVEN TO NEW DENTISTS Thirty-Five Applicants Pass Examinations
Love and the Sick Bed
I SfIILES ❖
Not Yet a Citizen
POLICE ARREST DANGEROUS FORGER Think They Have Bad Man in Weinshanker
A Peril of One Fashion
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MS OF CIT* 111 BRIEF
EVcNTS OF THE DAY
PARTY DELEGATES LEAVE California Prohibitionists Start for Convention
PERSONAL
On the Safe Side
DO YOU WEAR GLASSES?
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
CLERGY GIVE HELPFUL ADVICE TO PROSPECTIVE GRADUATES
DR. WILKINS ON WISDOM State Normal Graduates to be Listen to Helpful Discourse
•£• w ».•*»» wtr Twr v T + THE EDUCATED MAN | ? — f
AT ST. VINCENT COLLEGE Rev. J. E. Green Celebrates Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving
OCCIDENTAL COMMENCEMENT Baccalaureate Sermon Preached by Rev. Hugh K. Walker
The Angelus Hotel
STAB- WITH DAGGER MAI PROVE FATAL Harmon Plnckett Is in Dangerous Condition SERIOUS CHARGE FACES GIRL Young Man Who Was Attacked by Ro»e Grosatnayer U Now in Hospital With Scant Chance for Recovery—Case Postponed
TYNDALL ON "AFTER DEATH" Lecture on Psychic Science at Blanchard Hail
AROUND THE HOTELS
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FUN AND FROLIC lIJHE PARKS Sunday a Great Day Near the Lakes THINGS SEEN AND HEARD tiood-Natured Throngs Required the Presence of no "Copper"—Stroll Through City's Parks Revealed "Amoosin' " Sights
RiyERSIDE FORTUNATE IN POSSESSING FRIRMOUNT
F°G AT VLADIVOSTOK The Lighthouse Keeper Labors Under Peculiar Conditions
Beaten All Around
Who Supported Atlas?
Picking a Quarrel
SURPRISES FOR miUIIIOSVISITORS Many New Cottages Are Being Built
HANDSOME NEW DENSMORE VILLA GRACES ALAMITOS
His Obituary
THE NEEDY SCHOOLMA'AM Why the Feminine School Teacher Should Have Rights
Diagnosis and Treatment
A GOOD HIDING PLACE NEW YORK CITY THE BEST PLACE TO HIDE Some Remarkable Disappearances and the Length of Time It is Possible to Stay Hidden
Faculty of ImWation
Clever
ONE OF SEASON'S POPULAR BUDS
A JOKEJROKER There's a Recurrent Market Always Open for Jokes
Sunlight Diseases
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS GOVS' CLUB IN k GENERAL EIGHT Pasadena Youths Resort to Violence ' POLICE MAY TAKE A HAND Cornerstone of First Congregational Church Laid With Simple Ceremonies—Citizen Arrested for Tying Horse to One of His Own Trees
Prof. Ely's Engagement
Cornerstone Ceremonies
Palmetto Drive Improvements
Church in a School House
Can't Tie to His Own Tree
PREACHED TO THE ORDER OF/ORESTERS Casa Blanca Lodging House Burned; Loss $a,ooo
HERALD'S LONG BEACH REGISTRATION BUREAU
HAIR WON'T FALL OUT If You Kill the Dandruff Germ With the New Treatment
SELLING JjllAN HAIR THE STORY OF A WOMAN'S SACRIFICE ' Locks Wliich Are Surrendered to Educate Children—Dyeing, Bleach* ing and Making Gray
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
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Society's Doings at Out-of-Town Points
LONG BEACH
LORDSBURG
ELSINORE
POMONA
SANTA MONICA
CORONA
COVINA
SAN PEDRO
SOUTH PASADENA
RIVERSIDE
LA CANADA
REDONDO
ELSINORE
TROPICO
SANTA PAULA
RIVERA
From Suburban Points
Photo Frames
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
DIED
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BICYCLE_HISTORY A Generation of Bicycle History Shows Its Development
Postmaster Payne's Bluff
A Rude Awakening
COPPER EXPORTS MIKJE HEW Demand for June Delivery Is Increased TOTAL FOR THE MONTH MAY REACH 22,000 TONS Europe Taking Large Lots of the Red Metal—lnquiries Active From the General Trade—Many Large Buyers Not Covered—Demand Good
The Bargain Counter
USE OF PROVERBS Advantages That Are Witty and Otherwise
Dining on Clams
The Herald at the Beacnes and Summer Resorts
It Does Not Mean War
Crystal Waters of Lake Tahoe.
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