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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 317, 11 August 1904
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PARKER FORMALLY NOTIFIED OF NOMINATION FIRST UTTERANCES ON ISSUES RINGING AND MANLY
WALDECK-ROUSSEAU DIESAFTER OPERATION All France Mourns the Loss of Its Greatest Statesman PREMIER COMBES SENDS WIDOW CONDOLENCES
CRY OUT IN NIGHT, BUT SHIP GOES BY Steamer City of Puebla Cuts Down Fishing Boat Off Victoria, but Makes No Effort to Rescue Drowning Men
"NOT AT HOME, SIR" Says Governor of Wisconsin to Governor of Nebraska
Stoneman Kills Himself
Protect Americans
Rumored Appointment
Satolli and Party Ball
RUSSIAN FLEET IS BEATEN BACK Attempts to Sail From Port Arthur Admiral Togo Attacks Fiercely Terrific Fire of Japanese Land Bat. teries Sends Russian Fleet to Sea in Forlorn Hope of Escaping
Hear News at Chefoo
Throw Shells Into Fortress
Kuropatkln Retreats Safely
Fear for Kuropatkln
Chinese Defeat Russian*
BRIEF CEREMONIES MARK NOTIFICATION; PARKER CREATES PROFOUND IMPRESSION Nominee Stands in Rain During the Speech Made by Representative Clark Every Word Heard With Keenest Interest by Audience CHEERING FOLLOWS HIS NOBLE DECLARATIONS Utterances on Imperialism and Militarism Aronse Great Enthusiasm
Listen, Astounded, to the Declarations of Nominee
THE DAY'S NEWS
FERVID PRAISE IS ELICITED BY PARKERS STAND IT IS difficult to Know how any citizen of the United States, much less a descendant of revolu* tionary stocK, can tolerate the thought of permanently denying' the rig'ht of self-g'overnment to the Filipinos.—Alton B. Parker. Audience Electrified by Benomination Declaration REASONS SET HEARERS WILD Declared That Roosevelt Refused to Scorn Third Term
DAY OPENS DREARY Promises of Ideal Weather Were Not Fulfilled
Parker's Speech Will Win Confidence Reveals Safe Instead of Strenuous Leader Clear Evidence of Clean Statesmanship
BRYAN GIVES OPINION Says Speech of Democratic Nominee Is Admirable
FIRE THREATENS RANCHERB Great Blaze Rages In Wind River Mountains, Wyoming
HEARSESmWD CITY Sad-Eyed People Throng Pueblo's Streets Victims of Eden Wreck Borne to Grave Known Dead Now Number 78; Missing, 20—Swishing Currents and Drifting Sands Lessen Likelihood of Recoveries
PMENWIN DOUBT Strange Story Told on Witness Stand Boy Disappeared During Mid-Winter Fair Lost Child Replaced, but Husband and Wife Believe by Substltu* tion—Ask Court to Send Lad to Reform School
SAID TO HAVE ELOPED Rich Ranchman Disappears When LU cense Is Refuted
YELLOW FEVER APPEARS
Appointed to Porto Rico
Blood Stains
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SECOND TERM IS UNEQUIVOCALLY SCORED BY NOMINEE Present Tariff Laws Are Unjust, Says Judge Parker
Reception Follows Speech
DEPARTURE OF COMMITTEE Gayety Is Bomewhat Marred by the Weather
TEXAS TICKET INCOMPLETE Populists Empower Committee to Fin. Ish Nominations
NOMINATIONS SHARED Nebraska Democrats and Populists Get Together
ITORYJSMISED Arizona Democrats Have Bright Prospects Clean Records Made by Incumbents Graham Democrats See Opportunity to Sweep County at November Election—Mark Smith Favorite for Congress
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CHASED BEATEN Union Men Assault 200 Strike Breakers I I in *- Frightened, Some Jump Into East River Vigorous Effort Being Made to Settle Great Beef Strike by Mediation. Police to Stop Prize Fights in the Stockyards
Walkout in New York
Charged With Conspiracy
Police Guard Non.Unionists
Will Sue for Baggage
Firemen Called Out
Threatened With Exile
MAKE FINAL PREPARATIONS FOR CAMP
GAY TW SALOON Chicago 'Prohibitionist' Gjves Buffet Lunch Swallow Buttons Two Inches Deep 011 Floor Peculiar Proprietor Smiles Not at All While the Hungry Horde Gulp Spaghetti and Make Away With Free Highballs
SENDS ASTRONOMERS ABROAD W. H. CROCKER PROVIDES FOR SPECIAL OBSERVATIONS Professors and Students to Investigate Presence of Another Planet Be. tween Mercury and the Sun. Next Eclipse, 1905
DRINKS CYANIDE IN WHISKY Denver Manager Avoids Facing Em. bezzlement Charge
POWERS_ARE ALERT Admiral Jewell's Fleet Arrives at Smyrna European Squadron Is Closely Watched Indications That Influence Will Be Brought to Bear Upon the Sultan to Cause Acquiescence to American Demands
OLD COMRADES TO MEET ONE FROM CALIFORNIA, OTHER FROM ENGLAND Fought Side by Side for the North During the Strife Between the States—Will Be a Great Parade Special to The Herald.
Idaho.Mary land Mine Resumes
cjill FoejßiMHey Ventura County Leaders Hold Meeting Convention to Be Held August 20 Democratic Central Committee Con. fers—Seventy.Seven Delegates to Be Elected August 16. Supervisorial Contest
RELIC OF A TRAGEDY FOUND HULL OF NOME STEAMSHIP HIGH ON ISLAND SHORE Salmon Boat Reports Wreckage of Discovery, Which Went Down in 1903 With Between 25 and 40 Persons
Kills Herself in Alaska
ENGINEERS STABBED Cutting Affray May End Fatally Cabman Admits That He Wielded Knife Victim May Die as Result of Wound. The Prisoner Claims That He Struck the Blow In Self. Defense
Many Horse* Burned
TAKES HjSOWN LIFE Man Hangs Himself on Ship Body Found Suspended to Life Raft Left Los Angeles for San Francisco. His Mother and Sisters Are Made Frantic by Grief
TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTION Amendment to Bar Military Service Voted Down
STRIKE GOLD AT SANDPOINT FISHING SCHOONER CONFIRMS FORMER REPORT Alaskan Miners Are Working Beach Gravel and Washing Out Over Fifty Dollars a Day
Gold Comes to America
COOKING WITH GAS
-Clothes-Saver
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LIFE CRUSHED OUT BY A FALLING WINDMILL
TO COM FINANCE City Council Meets to Discuss Question Needs of Departments Made Known Municipal Officers May Demand Large Appropriations, and Plans Are Being Made to Meet All Requirements
SAYS HIS WIFE WAS GAY SENDS FOR MONEY BUT GIVES NO ADDRESS Bhe Leaves Her Husband in Seattle to Enjoy Life in San Francisco, and He Sues for a Divorce
WARDNER, IDA., BLAZE Freight Depot and Three Baloons Among Building* Burned
PICNIC ATJEDONDO Sunday School Children Have Frolic f; ■ P Golfers Are Anticipating Rare Sport King's Daughters Take Twenty.Six Little Sandpipers to the Bea. shore—Sunday School Chi I. dren Enjoy the Day
PICNICKED AT ALAMITOS Men, Women and Children Enjoy Cool Bea Breezes
TENDER JOYS PARTY Avalon Summer Girls Surprise Y. M. C. A. Merry Parties Picnic at Isthmus Yacht Owners Entertain on Board Speedy Boats—Large Catches of Yellowtail and Other Fish Coming In • – u
WILL PAYJIREMEN Ocean Park Department to Be Reorganized Sante Fe Will Use Old Line for Picnic Woman Seized With Heart Failure While on the Street and Revived by Doctors—Notes and Personals
OLD CASES ARE SETTLED SMALL ESTATE GIVES MUCH ANNOYANCE Former Public Administrator Field Discharges His Duty and Is Dis-. missed—Settles Knotty Problem
Washout at Tucumcarl
CLARKSIRCORPORATE Form Big Land Company at Long Beach Transfer 8000 Acres to New Concern Young Man Who Had Recently Undergone Operation Nearly Drowned in Plunge Through Having , _ Epileptic Fit
PLANNINGJRECEPTIOH Santa Monica Society to Assemble Doors of New Library Open Friday Architectural Plans for J. Winifred Baudry's New Second Street Cottage Indicate Beautiful and Artistic Home
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PRESIDENT ALTON It. PARKER OF NEW YORK FOR VICE! PRESIDENT HENRY G. DAVIS OF WEST VIRGINIA
JUDGE PARKER'S SPEECH
TREND OF POLITICAL SPECULATION
FIGURING ON FALSE BASIS
Soci&l Di&ry and Gossip
A Common Destiny
LOCAL POLITICAL SITUATION
A GOOD EFFORT EVERYWHERE
THRILLING CHAPTER IN HISTORY
SMILES
Qualified Reply
GOOD ONES
Designated
A Useless Instrument
Discovered
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AROUND THE TOWN
EVENTB OF THE DAY
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Moldings.
FIRES FATAL BULLET THROUGH HIS BRAIN Ends His Life in Room at Residence in Santa Monica MEMBER OF PROMINENT CALIFORNIA FAMILY Alexander Bandini Kills Self While His Father and Brother Sleep
ARGUMENT OPENS HEARING IN THE FRUIT AGENCY CONTROVERSY Attorneys for Abbot Kinney, Trippet and Petchner, Try to Prove the Allegations of Their Client
DIED FROM SHOCK Coroner's Jury Renders Verdict in the Case of Richard Murrell
The Angelua Hotei
DROPPED DEAD ON STREET AGED SCOTCHMAN DIES WITHOUT WARNING Duke Qulnn, a Familiar Figure, Succumbs to Heart Failure While Walking on East Second Street
FINED FOR CRUELTY
WAS A VERY SICK BOY But Cured by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
MANY MERRY CHILDREN AT HOTEL
HONORED BY HIS FELLOW CRAFTSMEN
HER FREEDOM WAS LIMITED MAGGIE NETHERLANDGETS FIFTY DAYS FOR DISORDER Had Just Been Released After Serv« ing a Sentence of Twenty. Three Months in Jail
DOES NOT WANT TO DIE Rufus Edwards, Would.Be Suicide, Changes His Mind
SOCIAL NEWS
Silver Wedding
Social Notes
FOR STREET LIGHTS Broadway Improvement Society Work Plans for Completion of Big Undertaking President Blanchard Tell« How Street * Is to Be Beautified, and Measures for Securing Funds Are Discussed
HOTEL GOSSIP
PERSONAL
Hints by May Manton
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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THE WEATHM
Weather Condition*
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
MIMERJSJKEO Two Men Held for Crime at Imperial — Plans for New Pickwick Theater Changed School Tax Election to Be Held in San Diego Today—Plana for New School Have Been Received
Changea His Plans
Old Resident Moves
Order Engine in Los Angeles
Tax Election Today
DRUGS JIEK HIM Pitiful Scene in Court in Pasadena Young* Man May Be Sent to Sanitarium First National Bank Elects Two New Directors—Miss Marie Johnson Gives Informal Musicale at Her Home
ASHORE NEAR ASTORIA, ORE. SCHOONER ROBERT HIND RUNS ON DESDEMONA SANDS Is Now High and Dry, but May Be Taken Off at Highest Tide—She Misses Channel While En. tering Harbor
DIES BY_POISDHINE Ptomaine in Tomatoes Proves Fatal Sad Ending of Young Wagon Tourist Mother and Sister Lie at the Point of Death at San Pedro— Mexi. can Cuts Friend During Drunken Brawl
OFFICERS CATCH FUGITIVE WANTED AT VENTURA FOR STEALING BICYCLE Teachers Establish New Kindergarten With Many Pupils—Gopher Hunter Sustains Peculiar Accident
Bll) BAKK CHARTER Angelenos Purchase Riverside Property Will Change Name and Move Here Despondent Swiss Hangs Himself ts a Rafter of Barn—Pioneer of the Valley Passes to His Last Rest
MORE WORD FROM NEVIUS TELEGRAPHS HIS WIFE THAT HE IS IN BEST OF HEALTH Letter Is Anxiously Looked For Today From the Aboent One—May Contain Much Desired Information
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SANTA BARBARA POLO PLAYERS WIN MATCH
AUTOMOBILISTS REACH FAIR ARMY OF BUZZ WAGONS PUFFS INTO ST. LOUIS Great Crowd Meets Tourists on Eads Bridge and Gives Hearty Welcome—Car No. 31 Explodes at Springfield
Injured by Explosion
FISHERMAN'S TIDE TABLE
Noorna Wins Final
WIN A GREAT GAME Seraphs Down Lohman's Hirelings Both Twirlers Work in Good Form Morley's Men Best the Northerners by the Final Score of 2 to 0. Baum's Pitching Helps the Local Team
HASTINGS BATTED AT WILL TACOMA POUNDS THE PORTLAND PITCHER WITHOUT LIMIT St. Vrain, in Box for Champions, Hit Hard but Ineffectively, Webfeet Passing Out Without a Run
LAST GAME CAPTURED Pittsburg, by Timely Hitting, Defeats Philadelphia
Football September 17
EASY FORJIWASHES Seattle Takes Six Runs; San Francisco Two Hughes Hit for Triplets in the Second No More Bunching for Home Batters After That—Hastings Batted to Pieces by Home Team at Tacoma
AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago Defeats New York and Takes First Place
Muddy Lines at Detroit
St. Louis 8, Boston 4
Rain at Cleveland
NO CREDIT IN WEST California Giant's Poor Opinion of Western Athletics
Will Be Hard Fight
MINER [^CONFIDENT Munroe Training Hard for Big Fight Willing to Bet Loser's End on Outcome Fighter Still Able to Sit Up and Talk of Doing Things to Big Cham, pion When They Meet In the Ring
TO HOLD TOURNAMENT OCEAN PARK TO BE SCENE OF SWIMMING MATCHES Championship of Southern California Will Be Decided Sunday, Au. gust 21—Many Entries Received
READY FOR THE REGATTA ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR RACES AT OCEAN PARK New Prize Offered. In the Shape of a Silver Cup, Which Is to Be Awarded the Winning Yacht
BEASON OPENB AT VALLEJO
WINNERS OF RACEB ON VARIOUS TRACKS
Hawthorne, Chicago
Irvington, Portland
No Races on Empire
ENTRIES FOR TODAY Chicago, Harlem Race Track
St. Louis, Fair Ground*
POSTPONED BY RAIN Bad Weather Interferes at Boston and New York
FORM OF THE HORSES Harlem Park, Chicago
Fair Grounds, St. Louis
Undelivered Telegrams
British Plan Battleships
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MANY CHANGES Itt STOCKS"
SPECIALTIES ARE MORE LARGELY THE FAVORITE Constant Activity in These Afforded Basip for Speculation
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
TIMID LONGS UNLOAD FREELY WHEAT HOLDINGS Buying Rallied September With Bulge on Crop Reportt
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
CEREAL GOODS ARE ADVANCED WHEAT SCARCITY HAS A LOCAL EFFECT Egg* Art Firm In Tone All Over Country, but Not Quotably Higher in Lot Angeles
BPRING WHEAT SHOWS A LOW GENERAL AVERAGE Condition of Corn Bhow> Improvement Compared With July
Cotton and Wool
Live Stock Market
ORANGE MARKET IN NEW YORK RULES FIRM
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Bank Stccks
STOCK EXCHANGE
Pacific Coast Trade
Sugar and Coffee
MARINE REPORT—AUGUST 10
BUILDING PERMITS
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
CITY HALL NOTES
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TO BUILDNEW BRIDGE Will Begin Erection of Aliso Street Structure City and Railroads to Divide Cost Contractor Leonhardt to Begin Soon. Local Iron Works Will Supply Materials—To Accommodate All Kinds of Travel
TWO MEN ARE RELEASED THEY ARE ADJUDGED TO BE NOT INSANE Frank A. Bradshaw, the Victim of an Unfortunate Accident, la Com. mitted to Patton—Cases Dismissed
DIFFICULT OPERATION BOY'S SKULL CRUSHED BY KICK OF MULE Physicians at the County Hospital Trepanned the Skull Yesterday and the Lad May Now Recover
NO MORE DANDRUFF
Stop-Overs Will Be Allowed
CRUELLY BEATEN, THEN TURNED OUT TO DIE
GROCERS PICNIC TODAY THIRD ANNUAL OUTING WILL BE AT TERMINAL ISLAND Eight Trains Will Be Run to Accom. modate the Crowds—Many In. teresting Features Are Promised
NEW INCORPORATIONS Companies Organized for Carrying on Business
WOMAN OBJECTS TO GUARDIAN
World'* Fair, St. Lonls.
ACTIVE Talk of Chairmanship of Committee Wilson Is Choice All Over Country Party Leaders -Regard Hie Candidacy a* the Most Logical, at He !• Well Known and Is Strong Vote Getter
FLINT MEN REJOICE Say Result of Election Was Above Ail Expectations
Republicans Banquet
MEXICAN IS STABBED Police Arrest Two Men on Charge of Suspicion in Connection
How Icebergs Are Formed
TAKES CHARGE OF A LOCAL CHURCH
The Heiild at the BeacbM and Summei Retort*
CASE WAS DISMISSED KIDNAPING CHARGE AGAINBT MALDONADO NOT TRIED Delfina Ordonez Is Taken From Her Father and Sent to the Orphans' Home to Be Reared .
IS TIRED OF JAIL Oliver Twist Declares He Will l:ever Sin Again
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