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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 350, 14 September 1904
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SAYS LINCOLN WOULD, IF ALIVE, UPHOLD THE PARKER PRINCIPLES
NAME CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES Democrats Who Will Have Charge in San Diego
"Nutmeg State" Republicans Meet
EXTRA SESSION CLOSES Rhode Isiand General Assembly Fails to Pass Amendments
Davis Completes Draft of Letter
German Bureau Ready
Contest Likely in Colorado
Montana Democrats to Convene
WANT POWERS TO INTERVENE Stop Russo-Japanese War, Says In. ter.Parliamentary Union
BIG GAIN INMAINE Democrats Make Fine Showing Increase in Legislative Representation Republicans' Boasts Are Not Fulfilled Clean Sweep In City of Portland and Cumberland County—Gain* for Parker Followers Will Be 25 Per Cent
ELECTIONS IN NEW JERSEY Each Party Votes for Delegates to Conventions
PRINCE BISMARCK LOW Royal Family Summoned to Wait for End at Bedside
RUSSIAN CRUISER LENA IS UNDER J3UARD OF UNITED STATES NAVY Departments of State and Navy to Handle Question EXAMINATION MADE BY BOILER INSPECTOR I Will Require. Eight Months to Make Permanent Repairs
EXAMINED BY OFFICIALS Lena Now Under Guard of United States Navy
SURPRISE TO ADMIRALTY St. Petersburg Officials Profess lg. norance of Lena Case
NOMINEE WILL MAKE SPEECHES PAEKER TO TAKE STUMP Official Announcement Made .it Dem. ocratic Headquarters That Can. didate Will Deliver Pub. lie Addresses
UNKNOWN SHIP ASHORE Vessel Strikes Five Miles Below the Cliff House
KENTUCKYSURE SAY DEMOCRATS. REPUBLICAN EFFORTS VAIN Only One District in Blue Grass State Remains to Be Carried to Re. turn Solid Democratic Del. egation to Congress
THE DAY'S NEWS
FEROCIOUS BATTLE AT LIAO YANG BLOODIEST ARTILLERY DUEL OF MODERN WARS
KUROPATKIN OUTLINES SITUATION FOR CZAR
CHINESE WORKING ON JAPANESE TRENCHES
RED MEN ELECT OFFICERS Great Council Adopts Radical Re. vision of Laws
RIO GRANDE IS BEYOND BANKS Both Sides Are Inundated for Over Five Hundred Miles, and Many Villages Are Swept Away
Town Destroyed by Flood
LEARNED HORSE STANDS TEST WELL
ODD FELLOWS COME TO VISIT LOS ANGELES
STORM DEVASTATES MEXICAN COAST Captain and Five of Ship's Crew Are Drowned—Two Steamers Be. lieved to Have Been Lost. Buildings Wrecked
EUROPE SUFFERS SEVERE DROUGHT German Rivers So Low Navigation Is Suspended—Great Suffering in Bohemia and Moravia. Factories Idle
Gets Four.Year Scholarship
I HAVE FAILED. HELP ME OUT This Is My Last Day, and the Prices I'll Give on a Piano Will Ram Your Hand I • Into Your Pocket
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BLOIIMJfEOPEN Bandits Loot Rock Island Train in lowa Cut Olt Engine, on Which They Make Escape Booty Estimated at $10,000—Offioer* Claim Robbers Are Experienced Runway Men—Bloodhounds In Pursuit
Big Rewards for Bandits
WANT NOMINATION FOR DELEGATE Republicans in Arizona Seek Oppor. tunity to Go Down to Defeat Trying to Stop Marcus A. Smith
HOUSE LEADER TAKES A BRIDE
SAYS HUSBAND DESERTED HER Now Asks Court to Provide for Her Maintenance
Old Masonic Cemetery Now Used as Playground by School Children
IMMENSE WINERY GOES UP IN SMOKE
HOT WAVE HAS DEPARTED FORECAST SAYS CLOUDY AND UNSETTLED WEATHER
MARRIAGE MAY SOLVE AYSTERY
SEVEN JES LOST Entire Family Burned in Tenement Officers Make Heroic Rescues Early Morning Fire In New York Ghetto Creates Wild Panic—Dozen* of Persons Narrowly Escape Death
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PRESIDENT ALTON B. PARKER OF NEW YORK FOR VICE PRESIDENT HENRY G. DAVIS OF WEST VIRGINIA
GOOD DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT
DEMOCRATIC GAIN IN MAINE
"THE STITCH IN TIME"
DEMOCRATS AT WORK IN FIGHTING STATES
MR. WILSON'S IDEA Local Attorney's Scheme to Utilize the Pacific Ocean
Social Diary and Gossip
Beach Party
Garden Party
Triangle Debating Club
Cuddeback.Blackley
Social Notes
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AROUND THE TOWN
AMUSEMENTS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Angelus Hotel
"SHIRT WAIST" GIRL Popular in Long Beach Society and in Los Angeles Circles as Well
GERMANS TO STUDY AMERICAN METHODS' Prominent Visitors From the Kaiser's Empire Investigate Our AgricuU tural and Manufacturing Interests
CHARGED WITH SELLING BEER WARRANTS ISSUED FOR ARREST OF COMPTON MAN Officers Say They Have Proof of the Charges—Suspects Not There When the Detectives Arrived
MAY FIND MISSING BOY Local Woman Offers Suggestion in Case
PERSONAL
THE GIRL AND THE BEE.
Art Materials
JURY CENSURES ELECTRIC ROAD Verdict In Death of Peter Bohn at Compton Declares That Cars Run Too Fast at Grade Crossings
COURT NOTES
Rates to San Joaquin Valley
OOMJiIPEIi Democratic Committee Holds Meeting Morton's Canvass Under " Discussion Headquarters to Be Established at Once and Congressional Candidate to Take the Stump About Sept. 20
NOT A CANDIDATE Gen. Mathews Says He Has Not Consented to Run for Mayor
Contest for Assembly
Circulating Petition
McLachlan's Flight
State Campaign
Seeking Nomination
QUEER CASE IN COI'HT ACTIONS OF PRISONER PUZZLE OFFICERS Belief That James Lynch, Charged With Robbery of Postofflce, Is Trying to Shield His Partner, Harry Lenox
PIONEER WILE BE LAID TO REST
OIL CONTRACT AWARDED AMENDED SPECIFICATIONS ARE I , f ADOPTED Tryon & Brain Secure Business at 63 Cents Per Barrel—Must. Contain 30 Per Cent of Asphaltum
SUTHERLAND'S WIFE ARRIVES FAILS TO SEE HER HUSBAND IN COUNTY JAIL Jockey Is Hopeful Regarding His Case and Has Employed an Attorney to Defend Him
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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BUILDING PERMITS
MARINE REPORT—SEPT. 13
TO GROWFLOIH Blossoms to Be Raised at Sewer Farm Protest Against Humane Animal Home City Tax Rate Fixed at 85 Ce- •» on the $100—Urga Employment of Home Workmen on Public Buildings*
AGED HOLLYWOOD WOMAN DIES Ordinance Regulating Poles and Wires Enacted
WOULD APPLY COAT OF TAR Police Protect Aged Reprobate From Mob's Fury
MUST REMOVE BUILDINGS COUNCIL PASSES PEREMPTORY ORDER Street Superintendent Is Directed to Take Away New Angels' Flight Pavilion—Ten Days Allowed
Pipe Line Franchise
VETERANS INVADE FOREIGN LAND Old Soldiers Desert Camp General Lawton and Storm the Mexican Town of Tia Juana
POKER CASEB DISMISSED City Attorney Says Evidence Was In. sufficient to Convict
BRAVELY STOPS RUNAWAY Uses Cowboy Trick to Throw Fright-, ened Horse
MARCHING CLUB PLANNED Republicans Would Have One at the Beach Town
TEMPLAR HOST AT AVALON Two Thousand Spend Week End at That Resort
Savings Bank for Ventura
Sugar Beets Average Well
NEW STATION FOR WIRELESS Will Send Messages Direct From Los| Angeles to Avalon
Primary Elections
PIAN TO PREVENT SHIFTING OP SANDS Santa Fe Would Plant Hardy Vegetation Along Desert Tracks—ln. dian Relic* for the State University
HINTS BY fflY MNTON
Bids Submitted
Wants More Salary
GLENDALE CARS RUN TOO SLOW So Says Councilman Skilling, Who Would Force the Company to Give More Frequent Service _ |
FAIL TO FIND AYARS SEARCH FOR THE MISSING MAN PROVES FRUITLESS Wife Is On Verge of Nervous Pro«« tratlon and Every Effort I* Being Made to Relieve Her Anxiety
HELD TO ANSWER Prisoners Charged With Committing Robbery Whl'e In Jail
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M'cra LOSES Defeated by Afrikander in Hard Drive Winner Held by Books at Long Price The Picket, Favorite, Did Not Get In Money—Race Was Preliminary to Brighton Cup—Sum. * Mary of Races
JWO FAVORITES WIN IN DELMAR RACES
Readville Trotting Summary
Results at Salem
ENTRIES FOR TODAY Chicago, Hawthorne Park
New York, Brighton Beach
St. Louis, Delmar
Undelivered Telegramr
HOOSIER BOXER WILL BE EXPERT MARKSMAN
"BIG ED" MERRILL AT OCCIDENTAL Will Take Hold at Once and Develop Team From Material at Hand. Squads Are Active a* Other Schools
SWEET MARIE'S DRIVER SUSPENDED FOR SEASON
FORM OF THE HORSES Chicago, Hawthorne Race Track
St. Louis, Delmar
New York, Brighton Beach
Explode Bomb at Orphan Asylum
BROOKLYN BUNCHES HITS BEATS PHILADELPHIA, WITH BINGLES EVEN New York Takes Two From Boston in Easy Fashion—Reds Beat Pittsburg Twice and Latter Drop to Third NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RAIN STOPS LAST GAME Two Hits and No Runs for Each Team at Philadelphia AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CHAMPION PACER SICK Dan Patch May Not Live Many More Days
STANFORD TO PLAY UTAH Athletic Manager Barrett Arranges for Game With Mormons
BAUM ALLOWS BUT FIVE HITS Only One of Oakland's Blngles Counts in Run Getting—Graham's Team Mates Pile Up a Total of Five Errors STANDING OF THE CLUBS
THE BUGABOO SET BACK FOR FOULING Hawthorne Park, Chicago
| TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
REPUBLICANS MAY NOMINATE HIGGINS Opposing Factions Lined Up at State Convention at Saratoga, N. Y. Timothy L. Woodruff Still a Candidate
NATIONAL BANK AT SAN DIEGO Many Angelenos Prominent in Flnan. cial World Among Stockholders and Directors—San Diegana Heavily Interested
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS? I Have Saved It for My Last Day to Draw Trade and It's a "Steck" for $190
Submarine Tunnels
Laughed at Her
SEEK TO CONDEMN PROPERTY RAILROAD WOULD BUILD SHOPS AND DEPOT / Many Acres of Land in the Clement Tract, With Numerous Owners, Sought by Salt Lake Route
PROF. HOWARD ACCEPTS The Former Stanford Historian Will Teach at Nebraska University
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STOCKS, MONEY, WHEAT
WILD PRICE MOVEMENT IN WHEAT AND CORN Affect the New York Stock Market. Dull Trading
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record Rv A T,
WILD TRADING IN WHEAT IN CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Prices Reach $1.16 3-4 for December Wheat—May $1.18 3-4
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Sugar and Coffee
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
GOOD PRICES FOR GOOD FRUIT
FANCY POTATOES IN DEMAND QUOT .TIONS ON PRODUCE UN. CHANGED AT SESSION Ranch Eggs Continue Very Scarce. Sweet Potatoes In Good Sup. ply—Fruit Market Dull
ATTENTION, VOTERS
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock Market
Cotton and Wool
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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2000 VOLTS ENTER – LINEMAN'S BODY Electric Light Company Workman Electrocuted in Mid Air
BURNED BY ELECTRICITY Employe Comes in Contact With a Live Wire
NEWSBOYS WILL SELL MAGAZINES Barlow Sanitarium Fete Publication Will Be on Sale by Active Youngsters on the Streets
TRANSFER CASE AGAIN SKILLING INTRODUCES A RESO. LUTION City Attorney Mathews Is Asked to Give a Formal Opinion—Mass Meeting Will Be Postponed Pending Developments
Playground Commission
ENTERTAIN FOR PITTSBURG NO. 1 Three Hundred Eastern Templar* Guests of Commandery No. 9. Many Leave for the East
Burnett's Extract of Vanilla
The Herald at the Benches and Summer Resort*
Tells Friends Coodbye; Then Fires Fatal Bullet Manager of Detective Agency Takes His , Own Life
STEPS OFF CAR, BREAKS HIS NECK Mexican Laborer Deliberately Walks From Coach Which Was Going at the Rate of Thirty Miles an Hour
FOUND DEAD IN BED WIFE MAKES HORRIBLE DISCOVERY ON AWAKENING Mexican Complains of Pains During Night, and Expires Without a Struggle Beside Sleeping Spouse
COMMISSION BARS ALL FROM POLITICS City Employes Hear| From Civil Service Board
SIXTH WARD MEN Discyss ISSUES Speakers Deal With Questions of Community—Dr. Houghton De. Clares That He Will Fight Railroads
"PERKINS' PRESS" ISSUED Well Known Newspaper Man's Publications Described
FOR A HIGHER STANDARD Nurses Want Legal Recognition of Efficiency
DEMENTED BRITON | SENT TO PRISON; Was Formerly Manager of the West Indian Street Railways and Is of Prominent English Family
DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED BROTHER APPEARS AND SOLVES MYSTERY Victim of the Long Beach Train Accident Was Fortunato Pug. I'jiso, a Native of Italy
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