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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 301, 26 July 1904
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Concede aggart's Selecfe&n to Head Npofjnal Committee DetermiL Effort to Induce Senator Gorman to Accept Honor Fails—Sheehan Not in Position to Serve Probable Officers of Committee Chairman—Thomas Taggart. Chairman Executive Committee-—Wm. F. Sheehan. Treasurer—August Belmont. Secretary-• – Urey Woodson. Sergeant-at-A rms---Samuel Done/son or John I. Martin.
lEUSSIANS DEFEATED Routed in a Sixteen- Hour Fight Flank Movement Puts Slavs to Plight Japanese Win Ta Tche Kiao by Fierce Sally With Storm of Bhot and Shell the Mikado's Firing Line, Fifteen Miles in Length, Sweeps Enemy From Hill
GENERAL WALKOUT ON! !Great Strike Is ! Now On in 1 Earnest I TEAMSTERS FAIL TO STAY TRADES IMeat Famine Has Chicago in Its Grasp WHOLESALE PRICES GREATLY ADVANCED Fashionable Places Talk of Ten-Dollar Steaks
DEMOCRATS COUNTING ON GAINING CONTROL OF HOUSE AT ELECTIONS Washington Leaders Are Confident of Success Committee Maps Out the Chief Lines of Attack
Republican Apathy Is Causing Alarm
STRIKE LEADERS 1 FOLLOWERS First Day of Walkout Passes. Off Quietly at Fall River
TWO KILLED IN A COLLISION TRAIN CRASHES INTO CAR AT INDIANAPOLIS Locomotive Strike* Front End of an Electric Coach, Throwing It a Distance of Twenty Feet. Crew Assists
NEW HEIR TO THRONE Russians Rejoice in Anticipation or His Arrival
WARN THEIR AGAINST VIOLENCE Owners of Cotton Mills Still Determined in Their Positions
TO GET CAPTURE MONEY ADMIRAL DEWEY AND HIS MEN VICTORIOUS IN COURTS They Will Receive One-Half of the Amount Estimated to Be the Worth of Spanish War Prizes
POPE CANNOT CONCEDE POINT Answer to French Government Formulated by Cardinals
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THE DAY'S NEWS
CENTRAL UNION INDORSES ACT Allied Body Will Support Striking Workmen
Would Dissolve Injunction
Six Thousand Miners to Strike
BANK WINS BIG SUIT Supreme Court Decides Against J. W. Mulcahy
Agency Law Unconstitutional
AMERICAN SQUADRON AT FIUME Six Battleships and Cruiser Reported Off Hungarian Coast
REPORT IS DENIED Vatican Organ Says Cardinal Merry del Val Has Not Resigned
MEAT FAMINE BEGINS Ten-Dollar Porterhouse Is Anticipated Tremendous Falling Off in Receipts Teamsters Remain at Work but Will Not Allow Policemen on Their Wagons or Around the Barns
ALLIED TRADES OUT Union Stockyards Men Quit Work Before They Are Officially Notified
THOUSANDS WALK OUT Chicago's Big Strike Is on in Earnest
SPOILED THEIR PRETTY PARK
SENATOR DAVIS MAY WED RUMORED THAT NOMINEE WILL MARRY MRS. REYNOLDS Reported Engagement Is Outcome of Romance—The Couple Loved In Youth but Girl's Parents Objected to Match
WOULD MAKE ROOT HIS SUCCESSOR
MARINE COMMITTEE AT WORK CONGRESSMEN INSPEC.T YARDS AND PORTS AT SEATTLE Business Sessions Open Today, at Which Evidence on Conditions of Merchant Marine Will Be Heard
MERCURY TOUCHES 100 MARK PORTLAND HAS HOTTEST WEATHER IN YEARS 1 At 4 O'clock Iffthe Afternoon Century Point Is Reached, but Soon Afterward the South Wind Brings Relief
Princeton Man Wins at Tennis
MUSI FMKHJMKES Army Officers May Be Court Martialed Participants in Wild Orgy Under Guard Lieut. White Said to Have Defied a Superior Officer to Cross His Threshold at Point of Revolver
V Botkin Trial Set
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Young Victims of San Fernando Accident Buried Side by Side
GOVERNOR GRANTS REPRIEVE THEODORE ELIAS GIVEN SIXTY DAYS' RESPITE Scaffold In Readiness When Executive Message Came—Jury Summoned to Decide on Condemned Man's Sanity
MAPS TO BE CORRECTED SURVEYS OF RIGHT OF WAY GO TO LAND OFFICE Disputed Railroad Property in Arizona to Be Thoroughly Investigated and Irregularities in Markings Changed
WELCOME OUR WARSHIPS Hungarian Government Pays High Tribute to American Squadron
ENDS HIS OWN LIFE Defaulting Skipper Swallows Dose of Laudanum in San Franclace
CAPTUREWAS DARING Arizona Ranger Relates Cadilla's Arrest Says He Was Suspicious at First Sight i * Prisoner Tells His Capto:s That He Will Put Several People Under the Sod When He Is Freed
SHOT AT FIVE TIMES New York Man Narrowly Escapes Death at Hands of Assassin
EMINENT JURIST HOLDS JUDGE PARKER IN HIGH ESTEEM Regarded as Strongest Man Party Could Select
DOCKWEILER FOR CONGRESS Congressional Committee Will Meet Today to Take Action
Form Stanton Club
.Bryan Will Not Speak
Flint Adherents Flood the South With Literature
COMPANY MAY DISBAND
ARMOUR TO HAVE "OPEN 8HOP" Packing Houses at Kansas City to Continue Operations
Fire Does $3500 Damage
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SANTA FE SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE ATTRACTS THRONG O'F CURIOUS PEOPLE
FAMILY MEETING CALLED Descendants of Robert Fletcher to Gather In New York
CHINA REACHES PORT Steamer Brings Many Notables From the Orient
ATTACKS ASPHALT COMPANY Venezuelan Government Will Recover Damages for Aid Given Enemies
Sues Railroad and Contractors
PUN NEWJUILDING Chicago Society Women Behind Project Structure to Be Used by Athletic Club Will Cost One Million Dollars, and When Completed Will Surpass Any Woman's Club House In the World
PREPARING FOR MEETiNO DENVER TO RECEIVE MEMBERS OF STOCK ASSOCIATION Stockmen From Every State and Territory in the West Are to Be Represented There In August
King Christian Recovers
Festivities Miirrert
HE CBEATESJ PANIC Threat to Kill by Son of Congressman Barely Escapes Being Lynched by Crowd Young Man Becomes Wildly Intoxicated and Staggers Into Parlor Filled With Women, Causing Great Excitement
HARRIMAN GETS NEW LINE UNION PACIFIC TO BE EXTENDEoj TO MARYSVILLE, KAS. i Through Trains Will Be Operated to the Coast From Kansas City Via the New Road
Filipinos' Victim May Die
Summer Excnnlom
MUST BUILD SLIPS Supervisors Have Strings on Franchises Harbor Frontage Must Be Economized Car Company Secures Five Hundred and Fifty Feet butt Wanted Three Hundred More v. Than That
HOUSES Jo_ HEMAIK No Change in Slaughter House Plants Council Holds a Long Session on Subject Plane and Specifications Mutt Be Presented and Board of Works or Health Board Will Pass on Them
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menu Many Resignations Are Accepted Substitutes Are Elected to Positions Soard of Education Will Meet Again Next Monday to Consider the Purchase of New Desks
in ISJELHSED No Evidence to Prove Woman Was Murdered Witness Says Pair Had No Quarrel ■ 1 Swollen Hand of Prisoner Due to a Pleh Sting, Is the Btory of a Neighbor Who Dreaaed the . Wound
California Polasettla Soavealr Paper
FOR mmWATCH San Diego Man Charged With Theft Property of Los Angeles Woman Taken Stranger Hire* Bicycle and Gun With a Premise to Return the Same, but Man, Wheel and Weapon Disappear
EAGLES FORM A NEW AERIE SAN PEDRO MEMBERS INITIATE ,AT LONG BEACH Disabled Steamer Leaves for San Francisco In Tow of Tug for Repairs—Lacks Tallshaft and Propeller
TOTS HOME AGAIN South Coast Vessels Back From Isthmus Club Members Have Fine Journey BaVert' Dozen of Speedy 8ailor« Return From Jaunt to Catalfna and Drop Anchor at Terminal Island
LANDS A BIG JEWFISH REDONDO ANGLER HAS GREAT CATCH One Hundred Pounder Taxes Strength of Veteran William Loudon. Notes and Personals From Beach Resort
New Building for University
Vacation Days, Yosemlte Valley
SUED jyilßGll Long Beach Woman Sees Marauder Husband Mistakes Crook for His Son Home of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hutchison Entered, but Thief Secures Nothing for His Trouble
REFUSE LIQUOR LICENSE Supervisors at San Bernardino Turn Down Application of J. B. Rice
Ingomar Wins Yacht Race
TRIO OFJCCIDfNTS Ocean Park Man Gets Hard Fall Removes Bandage and Returns to Work Los Angeles Youth Seizes Electrio Wire With Disastrous Results. Bowler Breaks His Wri*t Delivering Bali
BTRIKE LEADER DIES Union Boilermaker Pa**e* Away at San Bernardino
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET For President ALTON B. PARKER Of New York For Vice President HENRY Q. DAVIS Of West Virginia
THE SYMPATHETIC STRIKE ,
LOW TARIFF REPUBLICANS
PANAMA CANAL AND CLIMATE
FLAGRANT MISTREATMENT OF ARIZONA
AS CORTELYOU FIGURES IT
IN STRIKING CONTRAST
HOTEL GOSSIP j
Japanese Gardens
LETTER TO AN ABSENT WIFE
SMILE.S
GOOD ONES
' An Effect
Had th« Matoh
Ambiguous
Figuring
Vexed
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ABOUND THE TOWN
EVENT* OP THE DAY
TO COMPETE AT WORLD'S FAIR Y. M. C. A. Athletic Team fa Going to St. Louis BENEFIT TO BE GIVEN FRIDAY Singing by Miss Isabel Curl Included in Program
HOT WAVE NOT LASTING WILL PROBABLY BE MUCH COOLER TODAY The Heat, According to' Weather Obaerver Franklin, Haa Been Due to a Storm in Arizona
PERBONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Angelus Hotel
THREE HURT 111 FIRE Gas Explodes in Hotel Basement Grand Avenue Hostelry Has Narrow Escape Proprietor Roy la Overcome by Bmoke, and Japaneae Clerk la Badly Cut by Broken INJURED
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Jordan-Jones
PREPARING TO OIL STREETS STREET SUPERINTENDENT TO HIRE MEN Work Will Begin at Once on Central Avenue—The Specifications Suit All the Parties Interested
WANTS AN ACCOUNTING DIBPUTE OVER INTERESTS IN ARCADIA SALOON Woman Claims Her Husband Put Up Purchase Money but Did Not Get a Share of the Profits
SAYS HUBBAND IS MAD Mrs. Stark Tells Police a Thrilling Story
OFFICER'S LIVELY CHASE Wild Drive In Buggy After Alleged Assailant
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OAKLAtOHERE FIRST Seraphs Will Open New Series Today Morley to Inaugurate Two-Pi teller System Gray and Hall Will Show the Fan* How New Idea Works—Dug Will Make No Changes in Portland Line-Up
PITTSBURG TEAMJAKES BOTH DEFEATS BROOKLYN IN TWO FEATURELESS GAMES Pitchers Well Supported in the First Contest—Errors Give Runs in Second—Reds Beat Chicago in Ten Innings
LAST GAME WAS A LONG ONE BOSTON WINS IN ELEVEN ACTS FROM ST. LOUP Pitchers' Battle Between Orth and Owen Results in Victory for New York—Wet Grounds Cause Postponement AMERICAN I.F.AGLE
ASKED TO CHANGE DEED Lipton Cup Race Entrance Conditions May Be Altered
CRICKETERS PLAY WELL Americane Play Unfinished Match i With London Team
BELL A WINNER AGAIN California Tennis Player Victorious in Boston Tourney
May Have Fallen to His j
World's Fair, Bt. Louis.
FIRST DAY'S PLAY IN BIG TOURNEY RESULTS IN EXCELLENT MATCHES
ENTRIES FOB TODAY Chicago, Hawthorne Park
St. Louis, Fair Grounds
TWO MEN DROWNED IN STRAITS Gruesome Discovery by Captain of the Steamer Arrow
PLANWATERTOURNEY Local Swimmers Will Hold Carnival Organization Perfected to Promote Sport A Initial Carnival Will Be Held Some Time Next Month—Prize* for ' Winners—Australian Champion Entered
WINNERS OF RACES ON VARIOUS TRACKS St. Louis, Fair Grounds
Hawthorne, Chicago
Winners at B-ighton
Results at Seattle
FORM OF THE HORSES Chicago, Hawthorne Park
St. Louis, Fair Grounds
HONOR KRUGER'S MEMORY Body Placed on Train Bound for The Hague
NEW RECORD MADE Baron Gratton Lowers i Trotting Record Grand Circuit Opens at Detroit Lou Dillon Tries to Break the Track Record but Only Equals It—Many Features at Opening Day of Trotting Races
STRICKEN W[TH_ BERIBERI CREW OF CHINESE BARK IS DECIMATED Pestilence Visits Vessel at Sea and Death Claims Victims—Stormy Weather Encountered in Passage
PLAN RACES AT RIVERSIDE Fair and Driving Association Trying to Have Circuit Extended
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MAKES GREAT RECORD Pasadena's Mayor Never Misses Meeting Denies He Will Take a Long Vacation Municipality Prepare* to Engage In Stock Farming at the Bewer Farm—To Raise Horse* and Mulss
BELLB LIQUOR ILLEGALLY Santa Ana Woman Given Fine of One Hundred Dollars
MILITARY BOYS HAVE A LONG TRAMP
ANNUAL REPORT OF HOWIE INTERESTING STATISTICS FROM INSTITUTION FOR VETERANS Total Disbursements for Year Amount to More That Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars—Farm-Nets Neat Sum
MOTHER AND BABE HURT Accident at Ventura Caused by an Automobile
FIRE THREATENS BUNKERS Coal at San Diego Is Saved With Difficulty
Funeral of Philanthropist
Firm Is Bankrupt
jSTAY BY LOCOMOTIVE Engineer and Fireman Loyal to Duty / Remain in Cab Until Wreck Occurs Engine and Six Freight Cars Are Hurled From the Track on the Southern Pacific Road Near Burbank
NOTES FROM ELSINORE Social Happenings and Personal News From Nearby Town
Marron Bound Over
BBS WILL DIVIDE Salt Lake to Compete for Riverside Oranges Clark Company Builds Packing Center Road Expects to Make Fast Time With Citrus Fruit Shipments Between Southern California and the East
HOLDS MOONLIGHT PICNIC Delightful Gathering by W. C. T. U. at Westlake Park
Mass for Father Cote
Convicted Prisoner Is Pardoned
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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LATEST NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD LITTLE SPIRIT 111 TRADING
STERLING EXCHANGE MAKES AN ADVANCE Financiers Think That Exports of Gold May Follow
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Pacific Coast Trade
Sugar and Coffee
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
BUTTER PRICES AJR?LOWERED NOTICE 18 WITHHELD FOR MANY HOURS Produce Exchange Does xNot Alter Quotation*—Fruits Too Plentiful—Pears Suffer—Eggs Firm—Fancy Bcarce
Prices of Produce
Cotton and Wool
The Herald at tbe Beacbe. and Siunm., Resort.
ORANGE PRICES TAKE A SUDDEN SWING UPWARD
BREAK IN WHEAT CAUSES RUSH TO BUY Free Selling Keeps the Bull Sentiment at a Low Ebb
STOCK EXCHANGE
Chicago Cattle Market
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Bank Stocks
MARINE REPORT—JULY 25
CITY HALL NOTES
Moving In
Mass for Sister Barbara
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