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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 267, 22 June 1904
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DEMOCRATIC GREETINGS TO THE NEW HERALD Enthusiastic Expressions of Approval Are Received From Prominent Citizens Throughout the State Los Angeles Business and Party Men Extend Congratulations and Good Wishes to the New Democratic Newspaper
GUNS BRING BODIES 10 SURFACE Over One Hundred Dead From Slocum Wreck Found Yesterday INSPECTOR IS NOW IN CUSTODY Government Commission to Investigate the Disaster
Paterson Fire Cost $300,000
CONVENTION BEGINS SCHEDULED BUSINESS UNANIMOUS BELIEF THAT INDIANA SENATOR HAS BEEN CHOSEN
INCIDENTS OF FIRST DAY OF THE CONVENTION
Delegates Fail to Enthuse on Opening Day Even Spectators' Seats Do Not Attract the Wonted Crowds
LOST FROM VESSEL IN MIDOCEAN Frank Loomis' Brother Disappears While on Voyage
SUPPOSEDLY DEAD BOY A YOUNG GIRL DISGUISED Dons Male Attire and Attempts Suicide in Ocean
PROMOTIONS OF POSTAL CLERKS ARE ANNOUNCED Los Angeles Gets Forty-Five of the Official Plums Distributed
PLUNGED INTO SEA TO ESCAPE NAUSEA Woman Leaps From Ship in Mid Ocean to Relieve Pangs of Seasickness—Husband Offers Reward
TURNED OUT GOLD COIN JO ORDER Two Counterfeiters at Work When Caught
Phippses Still at Law
GASOLINE BOAT IS BLOWITO PIECES Mysterious Explosion in New York Bay
$300,000 Fire Loss
CONVENTION SOLIDLY FOR ROOSEVELT BUT IS DIVIDED OVER TARIFF POLICY Stand Patters Are Routed at All Points by Revisionists', Filipinos Are Told to Hope Massachusetts Idea Gains Good Will of Delegates Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Is the Leading Spirit in Councils ot the Tariff Experts
Republicans Meet to Nominate Roosevelt
Republicans of Wisconsin Cannot Agree La Follette Faction Declines to Make a Contest SAY COMMITTEE 4 WAS 'APPKOACHED' Mr. Quarles Indignant and Asserts He Was Insulted
Prohibitionists to Name Gen* Miles
Favor Increase in Territorial Representation South and West Vote Solidly and Win the Fight SIX DELEGATES GIVEN TO EACH Contest in Committee Arises Over Alaska
THE HERALD S RAILROAD GUIDE
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JOHN G. MEIGGS DEMIJI PERU Built Famous Railroad in Republic LIVED 30 YEARS ABROAD Brother to Qen. Henry Meiggs and Lately Built Many Roads in Argentina—He Lost Heavily in the Baring Failure
SIEUH DE MONTS DAY MATED Military Demonstration in the Old Fort
GEORGE GOULD'S SON FOR BUSINESS Will Apply for Admission to the School of Mines
FOURTH OF JULY AT THE WORLD'S FAIR Celebrated Men Are Invited to Speak at Celebration
TRAFFIC MANAGERS EXPECT AN INCREASE Present Freight Rate Schedule Expires on July 5
JESSE MOTT FINDS HIS GRAVEJN A NEW WELL Took Ten Hours to Dig Him Out From Tons of Sand
BRUTAL MURDERER IS FOUND GUILTY Oscar Olsen Will Be Sentenced on Saturday Next
ST. VINCENT'S STUDENTS PRESENT STIRRING DRAMA, "WILLIAM TELL"
MEXICAN OUTLAWS TERRORIZE. MM Local Officers Seem to Be Powerless
CARDINAL SATOLLI PAYS VISIT 10 THE president Special Representative of the Pope Received at White House
Train Ditched—No Lives Lost
TELEGRAM TRAPS A BLACKMAILER Wanted Pay for Exposing* Train Wreckers
DONATES FUNDS FOR PRESBYTERIAN HOME Mrs. Emily J. Smith Gives Property Worth $150,000
BOORIKOFF'S BODY GIVEN ILL HOHOR Czar Was Present at the Ceremonies
STRIKE MAKES 50,000 GARMENT WORKERS IDLE Annual Walkout of Tailors of New York Will Begin
NORTHERN PACIFIC BUYS RIVER FRONT Big Land Deal Is Consummated at Portland, Ore.
Will Organize Railroad
FRIENDS MEET IN ANNUAL SESSION Women Have Equal Vote With the Men
LATE CONFESSION WILL m CONVICT Two Men Acknowledge Same Crime
CALIFORNIA CITY WILL HAVE COALING STATION Bins, Chutes, Tramways and Quarters Will Cost $1,000,000
ROCK ISLAND ROAD BORROWS $7,500,000 Securities Are Already Sold at Slight Reduction Below Par
ELIOT RESIGNS HIS COMMISSION Objects to the Jews in East Africa CRITICISE LANSDOWNE'S IDEA Premier Balfour Is Asked to Call an Inquiry Into the Circumstances. Instructions Are Characterized as Unjust and Impolitic
MULHALL IS EXCLUDED FROMWORLD'S FAIR Gun Fighter Can No Longer Participate in the Show
Would Not Hang a Womar
Big Fire in Allegheny
IMMENSE [MTMICT LET ll_SEW YORK Railroad Terminal Will Cost |1,000,00()
Received Filipinos
Unique Discovery
A Famous Letter
WILLIAM WINTER TkLISJII STAGE Venerable Critic Takes Hopeful View
When Ignorance Is Bliss
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LIAO YANG HOLDS OUT AGAINST JAPS Defenseless Jap Transports Went Down With Flags Flying Before the Havoc of Slay Cruisers
Correspondent* Are Angry at Japanese
Hector Fuller's Tale About Port Arthur
Awful Havoc Among Crowded Transports
-7 Two Da.ys' Battle Is Reported by Chinese
Slfvvs Acknowledge Loss of 6.500 Men
Chinese Must Make Amends for Killing
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FLOWERS WANTS HEAVY DAMAGES Knights of Pythias Lodge Is Sued LETTER WAS CENSORIOUS Many Quarrels of Rival Real Estate Men Lead to Flowers' Suit Against Marathon Lodge and Its Officers
LOVE SENDS JAP INSANE F. Toda's Affections Were Misplaced Upon American Qirl
COURT HOUSE BRIEFS
DANDRUFF CAUSED BY A GERM A New Discovery That Kills the Germ and Prevents Baldness
The Herald at the Beacnes and Summer Resorts
"BARBARISM TO CIVILIZATION"
MYSTERY, MAGIC, MUSIC Varied Entertainment to Be Held at Blanchard Hall Tonight
CITY HALL NOTES
HUSBAND WANTS KEY OF CHEST Albert J. Stone Asks for Maintenance
RESIGNS FROM THE PRESIDENCY Changes in Staff of Brick Company
WHOLESALE INCENDIARY CONFESSES HIS GUILT Caused Over $2,000,000 Loss at Fort William, Winnipeg
"BIGGEST RADISH" NOW AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
DISTILLERY PLEA IS WJTHORAWH Big Protest Presented to Commission
FINDS HER BROTHER AFTER 25 YEARS Supposed He Was Killed in War Between Chili and Peru
Typothetae in Session
Sandusky's Big; Fire
TWELVE MAIDS VS. THREE BACHELORS Question of Which Side Will Withdraw First CARRIE DENIES IMPEACHMENT Says She, for One, "Can Oct Married Any Day"—Problem at Present Confronting Berryman, Dutton and Others at Ocean Park
AN AMERICAN PRODUCT Score# Another Great Victory in Germany
IN PENITENTIARY AGAIN Reyes (Jets Five Years at Folsom for Burglary
FIRE STARTS FROM GASOLINE EXPLOSION
Drowning: Was Accidental
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THE HERALD'S FRIENDS
FALLING FROM HIS PEDESTAL
CALIFORNIA "HONORS" AT CHICAGO
BARBARISM TO CIVILIZATION
THE MAN AND THE PLATFORM
THS CHICAGO CONVENTION
ROLLING ON
FLOWER WEDDING FOR HAPPY YOUMG COUPLE
– Soaai *2)wry and Sossep
Dobinson Musicals
Social Notes
John D. Was Good for $18
As Advised
HOTEL GOSSIP
S7VYIL.eS
LETTER BOX
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IMS Of CIT) 11 iI!F
EVENTS OF THE DAY
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
PERSONAL
"Young Mrs. Wintlirop"
INTERESTING DEBATE Members of Y. M. C. A. Discuss the Question of Signboards
FLOATING SPOTS, DIM VISION
LARGEST CLASS TO GRADUATE FROM LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL
COUNCIL SWELLS MTltLlllff FOND Exercises to Be Held in Parks
The Angelus Hotel
It Does Not Mean War
FOR BUSINESS AIDJiHSURE Gun and Land Companies Incorporated
LOVED HIM ONCE; SCORNS_HIM NOW Pretty Brunette Tells of Alleged Husband
COUNCIL FAVORS OILING_SIREETS Expense for Water Would Soon Pay Bill
MEDICOS FORM ALUMNI SOCIETY University Graduates' Good Record
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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HUNTING""" AUTOMOBILINQ BASEBALL RACING SERAPHS DEFEAT . PORTLMjD TEAM Baum Pitched Well With Good Support
BOWLING AT JJCEAN PARK Monarchs of Los Angeles Defeated in a Close (jame
COMING HERE JULY FOURTH San Mateo Lacrosse Team to Meet Los Angeles
New Association Officers
OLDEST OF CITY EMPLOYES DEAD Passing of Pioneer Daniel Creed
Crystal Waters of Lake Tahoe.
UNIVERSITY MAN DEFEATSJT. LOUIS Pittsburg's New Pitcher Wins Spurs
CHICAGO WON IN THE NINTH INNING (jame With Cleveland Was Strictly a Pitchers' Battle American League
FELINE CLUB IS ORGANIZED Will Hold Cat Show in Near Future
FAKE SOLICITORS UNDER THE BAN Merchants Warned Not to Contribute
WASHINGTON PARK RACES CALLED OPE Absence of Betting Is Responsible
PREPARING FOR THE AMERICAN HANDICAP Books Have Been Made on the Big Target Event
New York, Sheepshead Bay
St. Louis, Fair Grounds
Rio Shannon Breaks Record
ENTRIES FOR TODAY St. Louis, Fair Grounds
New York, Sheepshead Bay
IS HEAD OF NEW BOWLING LEAGUE
CLOSING EXERCISES Bishop Conaty Talks to Pupils at St. Joseph's School
NOT BOTHERED BY TROUBLES Santa Fe Officials Declare Recent Strike Is Off
Unknown Friends
COOL BREEZES FROM THE GULF OF MEXICO
OFFERS HUNDRED DOLLARS FOB CUP Three Mile Race for Cylinder Gasoline Autos
Will Play Ball
Undelivered Telegrams
WEDDING FEAST ENDSJN ROW Police Draw Revolvers in Quelling Riot
JEFF AND STAFF REACH OAKLAND The Champion Must Keep to His Room
Testing His Affections
DOVE SEASON ISJXIENOEO Will Open on July 15 in Future
UNCLE SAM CORPS DOES THE HONORS Grand Army Picnic at Eastlake Park
The Roman Forum
BOOKMAKERS LOST OUARTEFMVIILLIOM Shrewd Plan Laid at Washington Park
FINAL MUSICALE AT OCCIDENTAL Program Presented by Students
No Distractions
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RARE PAINTINGS GO JD_LUMMIS Trust for Archaeological Society
NAN PATTERSON IS BEGGING FOR TIME Judge Wants the Case Called Up This Month
Yacht Races
TEXAS SHERIFF COMES AFTER ALLEGED FUGITIVE
ID WHILE THE OFFICERS PURSUED Sensational Suicide of a Tailor
WOMAN AT BOTTOM OF FATAL QUARREL Hanford Farmer Shoots a Neighbor Three Times
LAND PIMTIES ME READY AT^TAIGIER Moroccan Tribes Said to Be Restless
CONTRACTS ARE TAKEN INTO THE COURTS Troubles at the Napa Asylum for the Insane
MINERS MUSI GET SOLDIERSJOISEHT Portland Mine Resumes With Non-Unionists
MILL WILL CLOSE DOWN FOR WANT OF MATERIAL
"Nature Man" Heard From
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
' ■ Credit Men's Banquet
Class Confirmed
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS AUTOMOBILES MAY SPEED JN PASADENA Limit Is Kaised to 15 Miles Per Hour MUST GO SLOW AT CORNERS Imprisonment and a Fin© of One Hundred Dollars Is Provided for Tho*e Who Throjv Nails or Sharp Thorns on Streets or Roads
Brilliant Alumni Banquet
Audubon Society Unsuccessful
Garfield Home Almost Completed
SCHOOL TEACHERS SCATTER
HIGH LICENSE WINS Ocean Park Saloons Must Pay $900 to Dispense Ardent Liquids
FOURTH OF JULY Santa Monica Arranges Independence Day Program
MASSACHUSETTS . SOCIETY PICNIC Will Spend the Fourth in Canyon
MRS. TREADWELL MARIS HALL Wealthy Widow Takes Dentist for Husband CEREMONY BY REV. M'INTYRE Voung Dentist of Twentv-Two Weds Woman Six Years Older in Presence of Several Mothers Borrowed as Witnesses
DANCED AMID BLAZE OF CCLOR La (jolondrina Club Entertains Its Friends
NOTHING WRONG IN MADDEN'S PRACTICE
Literary Tip
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD SMALL GAINS ARE SHOWN
IN NEW YORK STOCK PRICES QUIETLY DRIFT
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
RAINS CAUSE WHEAT TO RULE BEARISH
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Butter, Ggss and Cneese
APRICOTS IN THEIR PRIME AND PLENTIFUL
Cotton and Wool
Pacific Coast Trade
Live Stock Market
Sugar and Coffee
GOOD ORANGES SCARCER AND RULE HIGHER AT AUCTION
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Ange!es Banks
STOCK EXCHANGE
BUILDING PERMITS
MARINE REPORT-JUNE 21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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