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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 344, 7 September 1904
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EIGHT KILLED Wabash Train Rolls Down Embankment Dining Car Wrecks Day Coach Injured Number Over Fifty Trucks, Unaccountably Derailed, Throw All but Sleeper Into Ditch—Passengers Have Narrow Escapes
ZEIGLER WILL PRESB CLAIMS Announce* He Will Go to Court for Interest in McVicker Estate
BRUSH FIRE SPREADS Flames Threaten Valuable Property on Mo'-jClumne River
Secretary Shaw at Berkeley
ARKANSAS DEMOCRACY ELECTS A FULL TICKET Incomplete Returns Show Davis Elected to Third Term by 40,000 Plurality—Richard Olney Confers With Judge Parker
OLNEY VISITS PARKER National Political Situation Discussed at Rosemount
Editors Prepare for Visit
REPUBLICANS ELECT TICKET Falling Off Shown, However, In the Vermont Vote
GEN. AVERY TO TAKE BTUMP Militant Republican Recants and De> cldes to Bupport Jurist
PARKER "SANE AND SAFE" Tribute Paid by Dean of Yale Law School
Odell Not Candidate for Re-election
DELAWARE TICKET NAMED Democratic Convention Nominates Pennewell for Governor
HOPE 18 IN DAVIB Maine Democrats Depend Much on Their Candidate
FOREBT FIRE RAGING Oregon Town Threatened by Big Fire In Timber
GOVERNMENT IS DEFEATED TWO THOUSAND ARE KILLED Uruguayan Revolutionists Successful In a Three.Days' Battle With Regular Troops—Gen. Vazques Routed I
BBADBUKYIS NAMED ADJUTANT GENERAL Los Angeles Officer to Fill Vacapcy Mads by Death of Col. Bang, ham—Ha* Rapidly Risen In National Guard
HOLDS TRIAL BITELEPHONE VOGELSANG MAKES ARREST i , Game and Fish Commissioner Captures Man Who Killed Deer Cut of Beason—Justice Admin. istered by Wire
RESIGNATIONS OF FRENCH PRELATES Shtow Their Fealty to Pope by Vol. untarlly Making Vacant Their Beet at a Private Audience
GRAND PARADE BEGINS BIG TEMPLAR CONCLAVE Ten Thousand Uniformed Knights March Through Hot Streets of San Francisco—One Fatality Occurs—Prominent Californian Injured
LOS ANGELES KNIQHTS LOUDLY CHEERED ALONG THE LINE OF MARCH
NOTED CALIFORNIAN INJURED Morris Simlnoff Thrown From Horse During Parade
GREAT HORDE BOUND WEBT Fully 40,000 Leave Chicago for California in a Week
EETEEAT. 1 IMPEDED Bad Roads Interfere With Slavs Japanese Pressing the Fleeing Troops Kuropatkin Reports He Is Out of Trap Report That His Rear Guard Was Annihilated by the Japanese '» Vigorously Denied at St. Petersburg
THE DAY'S NEWS
Drcdgsri Oat Injunction
LEADS OFFICERS TO RECOVERY OF BOOTY Treasure Secured in the 11 Oaklaud Hold-Up I May Be Found f SELF-CONFESSED ROBBER I LEADS THE SEARCH J Secret Service Man and Local | Detective Leave for North | to Unearth Proof |
TWO KILLED IN MINE Fail of Rock Crushes Out Lives of Workers
WILL WED IN BERLIN That City Offers Better Scope for Entertainment
ARE THEY OUT OF YOUR REACH? No, They Are Not—They Will Be Found Hanging Right Down Within Easy Reach of Any Man Not Too Stingy to Live
MILITARY POST FOR LOS ANGELES Gen. Mac Arthur's Report to War Department Recommends Loca*. ing New Post With Regi. ment of Infantry Here
HARBOR FRANCHISE GRANTED BY BOARD Right to Build Wharf and Approach at Wilmington Secured by George Hanna—Two Bide Received
LAUGHED AT HER BROTHER'S PLIGHT Entered the Court Room With Her Admirer, and Appeared Amused When Brother Told He Had Been Whipped
NO COUNCIL MEETING VACATIONS INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS Assembling of City Fathers Is Post, poned Until Tomorrow Morning—Police Commission Also Fails to Hold Session •
END THEIR CONVENTION LETTER CARRIERS ATTEND AN ENTERTAINMENT Day Spent at Mt. Lowe, After Which They Were Guests of Ladies' Auxiliary of the Organization
CLAIM COUNTY VOTE Democrats Figure on Election They Are Confident of Success Party Leaders Say That if the Full Vote Is Polled Parker and Davis Will Carry the Whole State
W. 0. MORTON TALKS TO COMMITTEEMEN
MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY Excellent Program Rendered at Meeting of Puritans
HID UNDER HAY PILE Claimed to Be a Millionaire; A., rested for Insanity
CITY HALL NOTES _
Asthma and Hay Fever Cured.
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STREAMING Packing House Employes Taken Back Men flot Awaiting the Referendum Results Announcement of Vote Will Not Be Made' Until This Morning—Work, ers Being Reinstated Without Discrimination
NOTED GERMAN SAVANT Emperor William's Physician on Tour of This Country
WAS A VERY SICK BOY Bat Cured by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Tidal Waves Wreak Destruction in Cities Along the Lower Coast
PIER DAMAGED $6000 Beaches Strewn With Wreckage for Many Miles
BIG GAP IN PIER Forty-Foot Section Torn Out by the Force of Waves
I Wounded Men Fight in Ambulance
QUESTIONS POFBINO IN
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PRESIDENT ALTON B. PARKER OF NEW YORK FOR VICE PRESIDENT HENRY G. DAVIS OF WEST VIRGINIA
CALIFORNIA FOR PARKER AND DAVIS
THE HERALD'S GROWTH
FIRST TRIAL OF THE "RECALL"
THE HUNGRY WATCHERS
Social Diary and Gossip
Doyle.Moskiman
Social Notes
SMILE,S
For Example
: GOOD ONES ] Almost Beaten
A Trifle Mixed
Excused
Handicapped
The Curse of Money
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[AROUNIT THETOWN
AMUSEMENTS
READY FOR SCHOOL All School Buildings Will Be Ready for Occupancy on Monday—Adjourned Meeting of Board Will Be Held
Polytechnic High School to Open
Tbe Herald at the Bencbe* and Summrr H effort*
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
TO STUDY WITH HOWARD PILE
OPENING OF CITY SCHOOLS Superintendent Foshay Issues Circular of Instruction
A CROWN OF GLORY As Well u a Mark of Beauty I* Luxurious Hair
810 INTEREST
WANT NEWLIBRARY Trustees Make Request of Council <s No Funds in Sight Is the Reply Site Bounded by Figueroa, Eleventh and Flower Street* Selected, * but City's Purse Strings Are Tight
PERSONAL
The Angetus Hotel
Questions for Secretary Shaw
UD IS CRUSHED BT HEAVY TRAIN
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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THE WEATHER
Forecast
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
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BUILDING PERMITS
Brldes-to-Be
SEWER m SITE Pasadena Secures Large Acreage Election Called for Annexation Purpose Humane Society Will Prosecutc Dog Owners Criminally for Failure to Pay License—Grape Crop Damaged
Police Court Doing*
COOL WEATHER MAY COME OBSERVER HOLDB OUT HOPE FOR LOS ANGELES The Recent Heat Has Seldom Been Equaled, According to Offi. cial of Local Weather Bureau
ADVENTISTB' CAMP MEETING Interesting Addresses on Principles of Health Reform
ROBBED, HE OPRINTS FABT Japanese Attacked by Five Negroes and Valuables Taken
HELD FOR TRIAL Man Who Is Said to Have Used Knife Must Appear
TTNDAIA ANSWERS
DID VOll LOUS IT?
DETECTIVES WOEK BUT NOT IN VAIN Strenuous Labors of Two Members of Force in Coal Cellar Result in> / Finding Lost Purs* and Gol4
IS CONTINUED AGAIN Hays Will Not Be Tried Until De. cember Term
MARINE REPORT—SEPT. 6
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BUTLER EASY ON LOCAL SLUGGERS Portland's Twirler Lets Seraphs Get to His Delivery in Opening Act and Win Game—Gray In Good Form
FRIARS WIN OUT BY MANY TALLIES Oakland Cannot Hit Whalen Effest. ively, but Bert Jones Is Easy for Uncle Henry's Good Willow Swingers
MOBLEY'S MEN NOW IN T.EAT)
RHOLES' WILDNESS LOSES ST. LOUIS WEAK WITH BAT, BUT BTILL WINB Waddell Strikes Out Fourteen, but Loses Game—Detroit Hasn't a Chance With Patterson. J Boston Is Second '
SINGLES WIN IN TENTH HITS EVEN WITH NEW YORK AND BEAN EATERS Reds and Pittsburg Take One Each for Even Break—Chicago Lets Up in Ninth and St. Louis Scores
FISHERITES LOSE LEAD SIWASHES BUNCH HITS AND TAKE GAME Thomas Is Scored on Eight Times In Two Acts—Lynch Does Bet. ter—C. Hall Allows but One Tally
STOCKTON MEETING ENDS Bookies Hard Hit and Quit at End of Second Day
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
RECORDS MADE AT OLYMPIC CONTESTS S. M. Daniels Sets New Mark in Four Forty.Yard Swim—Leary Loses After Tying in One Fast Heat
WINNERS OF RACES ON VARIOUS TRACKS
Chicago, Harlem Park
St. Louis, Delmar Park
Results at Portland
ENTRIES FOR TODAY Chicago, Harlem Race Track
FORM OF THE HORSES Chicago, Harlem Race Track
NEW FIELD AT BERKELEY U. C. GRADUATE HELPS IN BUILD. ING GRIDIRON Assistant Coach Appointed In Pirson of Fred Grelsburg, One of the Blue and Gold's Best Guards
RUNNERS FINISH WELL Stockton Races Produce Some Close Contests All Afternoon
BRANCH LIBRARY OPENS Institution Established on Ocean Front a Great Convenience
Golf Championship Starts
GOOD MATCHES AT SAN EAPAEL
DEAD DENTIST GAVE ASSUMED NAME
PLAN NEW PARK FOE SIGNAL HILL
IT IS FOR YOU
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RAILROAD STOCKS ACTIVE
ACTIVE STOCK MARKET Trading Under Suepiclon of Manipulation, but Price* Were Firm
New York Btocks and Bonds
New York Bonda
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Lower Cables Result in Heavy Liquidation t
Cotton and Wool *
Sugar and Coffee f
EGGS ADVANCE AGAIN LOCAL RANCH SUPPLIES VERY LIGHT Produce Exchange Quotations on Butter Unchanged—Melons and Choice Fruit Scaroe. Other Quotations
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Butter and Cheese
GOOD FRUIT SALE IN NEW YORK
LOCAL STOCKB AND BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
Pacific Coast Trade
Colorado Southern No Dlvldond
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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Decision Is in Favor of Fruit Shippers * Opinion Handed Down in Federal Court j Famous Fruit Routing Case Decided by Judge Wellborn Adversely to Defendant Common Carriers
WANTS BIG DAMAGES Allege* He Was Falsely Imprisoned and Demands $10,000
BAYS HE IS INNOCENT Wagon House Proprietor Entered a Plea of Not Guilty
CASTILE BROTHERS SECURELY GUARDED
NAME IS WANTED FOR NEW PARK Counellman Summerland Disclaim* Deaire to Have His Memory Perpetuated—"Terrace" Was Designated
Large Increase in Apple Crop
HOLLENBECK HOME SCENE OF GAYETY Anniversary Celebration at East Side Institution Proves Enjoyable Affair—Inmates In Holtday Attire
Burnett'a Vanilla Extract
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