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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 270, 25 June 1904
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IMPORTANT CHANGES ARE MADE IN THE PRESIDENT'S CABINET; CALIFORNIAN IS HONORED Moody Succeeds Knox as Attorney General Morton to Be Secretary of tfie Navy; Metcalf of Commerce and Labor I
220 DROWNED 111 RIVER DISASTER Russian Ferryboat Sinks With All on Board
EPPINGER FAINTS IN THEjCOURT ROOM Aged ex-Grain King Succumbs to Strain of Trial
SLOCUM DISASTER BEFORE GRAND JURY
TORNADO UNROOFS MANY BUILDINGS
Filipinos to Be Clothed
Hackmen Interrupt Funeral
RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP SUM IN BIG SEA ENGAGEMENT OFF PT. ARTHUR Two Warships Damaged in the Battle by Japs Admiral Togo States His Fleet Was Uninjured LAND CONFLICT IS IMPENDING Vanguards of Armies in Constant Skirmishes 011 Peninsula.
BARK HOLLISWOOD, LONG OVERDUE, ARRIVES IN PORT Badly Damaged Ship Drops Anchor at San Pedro Captain TVlls Thrilling Story of Four Months' Journey
PERDICARIS AND SOI EELEASED BY RAISULI
DUEL TO THE DEATH IS BEING WAGED IN KENTUCKY MOUNTAINS
STAGE ROBBER IS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
GOVERNMENT TROOPS WIN BIG VICTORY
ILLINOIS DELEGATES TO OPPOSE HEARST Will Ignore Instructions of Springfield Convention
United States Owns Interests at Panama
Welcome Home for Senator Fairbanks
Fear Preparations of United States
Campaign Will Open in August
North Carolina Democrats Nominate
Delegates Entertained at the World's Fair
Accident on Torpedo Boat
Athletes Are Gathering
THE ISLE^OFJJNREST Some Startling Facts and Figures About Santo Domingo
Feat in Qlass Blowing
About the Limit
STRANGE CRIME OF DETROIT MAN Fell Eleven Stories to His Death TRIED TO COMMIT MURDER Mad Infatuation Causes the Father of a Family to Attempt to Kill a Young Woman Who Was Engaged to Marry
QUEER TASTES OF HORSES Animals That Ate Beef and Chewed Tobacco
HUNTINGTON NOW OCT OP RAILROAD Important Changes in the Southern Pacific Harriman Faction Is in Temporary Control of Affairs
Cornish Succecds Huntington
MILKING A COW City People Inclined to Believe It Is Easy Work
Welcome Repetition
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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SAN PEDRO TEACHER RESIGNS Instructor in Science Takes Position in Yreka Schools
Short, Sharp and Readable
UNITED BY JUSTICE ATST. LOUIS Los Angeles Woman Weds San Francisco Man
WOMEN AND NEWS Wicked Chicago Journalist's Joke on Gullible Femininity
Value of the Plagiarist
FRENCH WARSHIP GOES 10 HOT Reparation to Be Demanded for Insult
IN COURT FOR WIFE San Diego Man Fights for Legality of Marriage
DEATHS OF THE DAY Dr. Charles E. Vaughan
QUICK SERVICE TO BEACH Railroad Company Prepares a New Summer Schedule
PEABODY ASKED TO LEAVE STATE Sensational Interview In Chicago Hotel THREATENED THE GOVERNOR The Chief Executive of Colorado Defies the Labor Element and Says He Will Continue to Deport Disturbers of the Peace
To Relieve Sufferers
Butte Miners to Aid
AFRICAN SNAKESTONE Natives Persist in the Belief That It Absorbs Poison
Head Consul of the Modern Woodmen Is Here on Visit Comes to Coast for Rest but Will Participate in Adoption Ceremonies
RECEIVED BY THE LADVJUAtIAGERS Governor and Mrs. Pardee Honored at St. Louis
GENERAL CHAFFEE'S RELATIVE A SUICIDE
Destructive Floods Feared
LOUIS IS Oil HIS i* roraiii Missing American Turns Up in Paris CARRIES IMPORTANT TREATY His Companion Refuses to Tell of His Whereabouts—Passengers Are Sure That He Left the Steamship at Plymouth
Anthracite Coal in Canada
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COMMENCEMENT AT SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL Friends Fill the Opera House to He&r the FineJ Program Diplomas Presented to Letrge Class of Seniors
DECIDES TO ESTABLISH STEAMER CONNECTIONS China Commercial Company Will Again Enter Oriental Trade
TRUST COMPANY SUES STATE OF CALIFORNIA Montgomery Avenue Bonds Again Before the Courts
HAWAIIAN STATESMAN SENTENCED TO PRISON Made Fraudulent Vouchers for Territorial Expenses
Work Is Under Way
TRAGEDY OCCURS 111 MINING CMP Man Shot to Death While Riding Horse
WOULD PRESERVE SALMONJNDUSTBY Northern Packers Form Association
FEAR STEAMER ST. PAUL IS IN DIFFICULTIES Ten Days Overdue on the Trip to Nome, Alaska
Body Found in Pickling Vat
President Refuses Pardon
To Confer With Younghusband
Many Students Enrolled
FINNISH SENATE DEPLORES CRIME Citizens Called Upon to Preserve Order
mo OUTFIT OF II COUNTERFEITER: Will Be Used in Trial of Man Under Arrest%
RECEIVER PAULY DISCHARGED Barker in Complete Charge of Golden Cross Mines
CLASS DAY OBSERVED AT HARVARD COLLEGE
Salvationists in London
TO REHABILITATE MERCHANT MARINE Important Held at Chicago
OLD CHARACTER COMMITS SUICIDE Mail With Strange History Kills Himself AGED, ALONE AND MISERABLE F. R. Moore of Fullerton, Minister and Soldier. Ends His Life With a Dose of Morphine—Once Consul j to Florence
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THEY CANNOT FINO THE REQUISITION Blackmar's Suit Stopped by Loss MAKE CHARGES OF THEFT Suit of City Against Los Angeles Railway Held Up in Peculiar Manner—Demand for Seven Dollars Mysteriously Disappears
"CAUSES OF VAGRANCY"
Just the Thing for Biliousness
Summer Excursions
FORTY 081 GRAMMES AT COMMERCIAL HIGH WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS THURSDAY Class My Exercises Will Be Held Preceding • Bay
COSTLY BLAZE AT THE WORLD'S FAIR Honse of Hoo Hoo Goes Up in Smoke
OUTFALL SEWER IS CONNECTED Council Committee Visits Ocean Outlet
Undelivered Telegrams
LIVES NEARLY TWO HOURS WITH HIS NECK BROKEN
JONES CHARGED WITHJORGERY Former Employe of Borax Company in Trouble
WANT FRANCHISE ON FIGUEROA 1 Property Owners Will Ask for Railway
PRETTY LAWN FETE Ladies' Aid of Boyle Heights Closes Social Season (
SCHOOL CHILDREN RECEIVE FRIENDS Exhibit Their Work of the Past Year LIVELY SCENES PRESENTED Teachers and Pupils at Pico heights and Norwood Street Schools Hold Open House—Many Models Are Exhibited
BOY FOOLS WITH SHOTGUN Yorba Youth Looks Down Barrel and Dies
BALKY MULE DEFIES RAILROAD
COMMERCIAL MEN DINE AT BEACH Animal Banquet of Credit Men's Association
Official Notice
DEATH ENDS HIS LONG SUFFERING Passing of D. A. Meekins, Real Estate Man
Yacht Races
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THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
THREE CABINET CHANGES
STREETS WILL BE OILED
RESPONSIBILITY TO THE PEOPLE
"WOODMAN, SPARE THAT TREE"
FROM THE IROQUOIS CLUB
W, S, Hook Dies in the East After a Prolonged Illness Former Manager of Los Angeles Traction Company Succumbs in Philadelphia
BOARD OF WORKS LETS CONTRACTS Many Improvements on Streets Ordered
» Never Can Tell
WALTER BELL FOUND GUILT! Attorney's Son Is to Be Sentenced Thursday
In New Shops
Another Outrage
HOTEL GOSSIP]
ITS POLITICS The Herald Cordially Commended by Editor Patrick
LIVED ON BREAD AND WATER Prisoner Says He Was Placed in a Dungeon for Fifteen Days
SMILES
BUILDING IS ACTIVE Many Property Owners Order Hold* ings Improved
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NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
Untitled
EYES IRRITATED BY WIND
RIVAL MOTHERS AT ZOO HAVE TIFF OVER BABES New Infants Subject of Discussion in Animal Talk
RAILROADS
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Angelus Hotel
CLUB OFFICERS AREJNSTALLED Friday Morning Club Has Important Meeting
Enjoyed Musical Artists
ME DESCENDANTS Of RUGGED PIONEERS New Society With Distinguished Members
INDEPENDENTS IMPORTANT WIN Fruit Agency Defeated in New York
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Scrofula ALARM CAUSED BY AN INVASION Of ULCEROUS SORES Pjrplexlty af the Doeter* in a Typical and Si i-loms Cat* Relieved by an Impertant Discovery
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SERAPHS BREAK LOSING STREAK Win in Spite of Newton's Fall Down BEAT PORTLAND BY 9 TO 5 Tacoma .Makes It Kour Straight in the Series With Oakland, Taking the Game by a Score of 6 to 1. Summaries Standing of the Clubs
CITY LEAGUE GAMES All the Teams Strengthened for Tomorrow's Playing
WALCOTT BROKE ONE OF DONOVAN'S RIBS
REFEREE'S DECISION GIVES DISSATISFACTION
If You Want
Yachting Enthusiasts Eagerly Await First Annual Regatta South Coast Clubmen Preparing, for Bij»- Event
NEW YORK WINS FOUR STRAIGHT Boston Could Do Nothing With McGinnity
PATTEN WEAKENED IN TENTH INNING Henley's Pitching Defeated Boston Yesterday American League
AMERICAN YACHT FIRST AT KIEL Ingomar Wins Class A Schooner Prize
OCEAN PARK TOURNAMENT Program Given for Third Annual Tennis Contest
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
St. Louis, Fair Grounds
HEAVY TRICK FOR GREAT HANDICAP Hermis to Compete With Noted Mudders DOES NOT FIGURE TO WIN Gold Heels, Witful, Colonial Girl and Mohawk, With Old Stone as a Pacemaker, Are Looked Upon to Have a Chance
BETTING AT CHICAGO Hawthorne Park Opens for Twelve-Day Meeting
New York, Sheepshead Bay
Results at Seattle
Sunnyside Bowling Scores
KANSAS CITY SHOOTER WINS FINAL CONTEST
Poor Old Peter Maher
Proper Thing
GETTING CLOSE TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP Miss Sutton of Pasadena in Fine Form
OLIVE OIL FOR GRIP Successful Treatment by a German Housewife
Can Make a Dog Beautiful
His Privilege
ANOTHER AUTO BROKEN Quick Run Made to Santa Barbara and Back
PLACES YOU SHOULD AVOID Facts About Certain Towns—Hottest City in the United States
Railway Cars on Skates
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS MISSING GIRL IS 111 PKMEMVISITII6 Cora Embree in Same Town With Lover ANGRY OVER PARENTS' ACTION Runaway Young Woman Says That She Will Not Retipn to Her Home. Roy Telling Still a Single Man. Other Pasadena News
Bank Holds Reception
Burning Was Accidental
Long to Plead Insanity
Santa Monica Wins Clock
School Teacher Robbed
Temple to Be a Model One
Public to Discuss School Bonds
Special Election Coming
Women Run Down Bicyclist
Political Pot Boiling
Lecture on Jerusalem
Shakespeare Club
SUNDAY SCHOOLS AT SANTA MICA Episcopal Church Institute Meets in July
NEW TROLLEY LINE IS IN PROSPECT • – Southern Pacific May Change Local Road
Commencement at Rivera
Veteran Bagley Dies
Gifts for Juno Weddings
MASONIC TEMPLE MEDICATED Lodge at San Bernardino Holds Celebration NOTABLE DAY FOR THE ORDER /Many Visitors Teke Part in the Ceremonies—Ball Follows in the Evening—Building One of the Finest of Its Kind in Southern California
RIVERSIDE TO HAVE HEWJESERIR Work on Million-Gallon Tank Started There
LONG MAIN BREAKS Newspaper Forced to Set Type by Hand
HERALD'S LONG BEACH REGISTRATION BUREAU
QUAKERS HEAR REPORT Friends at Whittier Listen to Amanda Way
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THE HERALD . .. – THE WEATHER
Wenther Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUILDING PERMITS
I CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK I ♦ ..... ♦
METHODIST
BAPTIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH NOTES
ARMY CHANGES ANNOUNCED San Diego Company Will Move t® Washington
San Diego Democrats to Celebrate
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NEWS OF THE WORLD OF COMMERCE FRACTIONAL GAINS SHOW!!
PASSING WABASH DIVIDEND DISTURBS STOCK MARKET
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds 1
Financial Record
HARVEST NEWS HAS INFLUENCE ON WHEAT
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
ALL CLASSES OF ORANGES RULE HIGHER
PRESENT POTATO CROP ACREAGE IS REDUCED Locals Are Easy—Outlook Good for Higher Prices
Pacific Coast Trade
Cotton and Wool
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
Live Stock Market
MILLIONS TO BE PI BY BANKS July 1 Is Semi-Annual Settling Day
MARINE REPORT-JUNE 24
BANK CLEARINGS
INDUSTRIAL SUMMARY
Sugar and Coffee
Trust Company Activity
It Doe* Not Mean War
The Herald at the Beacnes and Summer Regjrts
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