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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 351, 15 September 1904 PDF Issue PDF

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WOODRUFF TOFJGHT Refuses1 to Yield to the Slate Each Side Declares It Won't Back Down Open Conflict Likely in New York Today Hlgglns' Supporters Believed to Be In Ascendancy, and His Nomination for Governor Is Predicted
Camlnetti Accept* Nomlrjation
STOESSEL FEARS END IS NEAR NO MEAT AT PORT ARTHUR Russian General Tells Czar Situation Is Most Critical and His Am. munition Is Running Low. Will Destroy Forts
GEN. FOMIN KILLED IN LIAO YANG BATTLE
TERRIBLE MORTALITY AMONG JAPANESE LEADERS
TO ORGANIZE VOLUNTEER FLEET Rv A Praia
RUSSIANB HOLD UP BRITISH MERCHANTMAN
ALEXIEFF ASKS TO BE RELIEVED
PRIZE COURT RELEASES CALCHAS
MmY succeed GEN. KUROPATKIN
PHIPPB OBTAINS HIS DIVORCE Wife Assigns Much Real Property and $500,000 In Bteel Bonds
Peary to Have Another Ship
PARKER INCITY To Hold Conferences With Leaders May Answer Questions of Roosevelt Republicans Admit Big Losses in Maine Complete Returns of Vote for Governor Show a Republican Plurality of Only 27,130 Against 33,384 in 1900
M'WADE LOSES LUCRATIVE JOB NOW EX-CONSUL GENERAL Charges of Irregularities at Canton Bring Investigation That Ends In Removal—Formerly a Newspaper Man
CHARGES ARE SERIOUS Irregularities in Chinese Return Certificates Mentioned
MAYOR M'CLELLAN WELCOMES BANKERS American Association In Convention at New York Listens to Strong Speech by President Stlllman " of National City Bank
CALIFORNIA GIRL MARRIES CHINESE Romance Begun in Healdsburg School Ends in Chicago, Where Miss Edith Miller Weds Dr. Law Keem
LENA MAY DISARM Cruiser's Commander at Mare Island Report Shows Machinery in Bad Shape Destroyer Perry Will Also Watch Third Inspection of Big Russian Ship Takes Place Today—American Officers Going Over Vessel
GRAFTON PREPARES FOR BEA British Cruise)- Makes Record Run to Esquimalt on Hurry Order
ANOTHER CRUISER COMING Converted Liner Korea Expected to Enter American Port
FIND WOMAN'S BODY IN TRUNK MURDER MYSTERY BARED Cleveland Woman Had Evidently Been Killed, Her Body Placed In Trunk and Thrown Into the Water
GREAT WORKS CLOSED DOWN Seven Thousand Employe* of the Immense Pullman Car Works Idle as Result of "Republican Prosperity"
INTEND TO KEEP TWO POETS OPEN United States Will Pay No Attention to Authorities of Panama—Rear Admiral Walker Tells Wash, ington's Plans
PEARY WILL GO NORTH To Make Another Effort to Reach the Pole
INVITES ANARCHY Remarkable Speech of Depew Republicans Amazed at Utterances Refers to Deaths of Presidents Aged Senator Draws "Inconsistent Comparisons" While Bpeaking of Democratic Vice Presiden. tial Candidate
THE DAY'S NEWS
DEMOCUMAZED Loth to Credit Depew's Lack of Taste New York Politicians Discuss Speech Vanerabie Senator Scored for Utterances Termed Impolitic and Calculated to Incite Anarchists to Violence
LACK CAMPAIGN MATERIAL Democratic Leaders View Depew's Speech as Desperation
HOLDS UP MINE OWNER Trinity County Robber Takes $597 Intended for Employes
HEARTY WELCOME FOR EASTERN ODD FELLOWS
ADOPT MEASURES OF ECONOMY Philippines World's Fair Board Dis. charges Fifty Employes
DEATHS Saly Raunhelm, New York
PEABODY WILL RUN FOR GOVERNOR Nominated at Denver by Colorado State Republican Convention. Full Ticket Chosen and Pledge Adopted
METHODISTS OPEN ANNUAL SESSION Bishop Wilson Presides at Gathering, and Rev. G. L. Pearson, Recently of Hawaii, Presents Con. ference With Gavel
Celebrate Louisiana Day
Defended Servian Regicides
SLAVS INCREDULOUS Doubt Tales of American Interference Jews Must Obey Laws of Russia L ■ Journal de St. Petersburg Says It Cannot Believe Reports Re. garding Action of President in Matter
Refuses to Believe Report
EMPLOYERS ORDER LOCKOUT Pennsylvania Contractor* Will Try to Force Open Shop Plan
Butchers Threaten Another Strike
Balloon Kill* Soldiers
Fumes -1,*.!.. „n/1 odd shaneil nnen
WILL SUPPRESS ALBANIAN REBELS Turkish Government Sending Large Bodies of Troops Into Disturbed Districts—Demand Full Acceptance
BANDITS ROUNbED UP Detectives Believed to Have Train Robbers Surrounded
Bismarck in Great Pain
JACK O'BRIEN BESTS KELLY Chicago Lad Badly Beaten in Hard Six-Round Go
Dan Patch Improving
Undelivered Telegramn
MARINE REPORT—SEPT. 14
FLAN TO PURCHASE CALIFORNIA ROADS
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
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COLLESME OPEN Local Schools Have Large Enrollment Season's Work Begins Auspiciously Occidental and University of Southern California Hold Appropriate Exercises—Many Improvements Made
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Absolutely Harmless.
LEAVES THEATER TO GET FRESH AIR Tells His Wife He Is Sick and Disappears—She Asks Police to Locate Missing Man
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PRESIDENT ALTON B. PARKER OF NEW YORK FOR VIC* PRESIDENT HENRY G. DAVIS OF WEST VIRGINIA
MOUNT THE BIG GUNS
ET TU, MASSACHUSETTS I
SPEED OF ELECTRIC CARS
PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Social Diary and Gossip
Plrtle.Chase
Turner.MacN«b
Joneson-Havermale
Hink.Ponedel
Social Notes
HELD FOR TRIAL MUST ANSWER TO CHARGE OF SELLING BEER Preliminary Hearing at Pasadena Re. suits in Holding of Compton Man in "Blind Pig" Case
SENTENCED TO PENITENTIARY Given Three Years on Charge of Burglary
PRISON LOT OF BOTH Jury Decides That Lynch and Lenox Are Guilty(
100 PIN GUP CAUSE Democrats Getting Well Organized Much Enthusiasm All Over County Iroquois Clubs Are Being Formed in Nearly Every Town Throughout | the County, and Outlook _ is Encouraging
JOIN THE FOLD Ranchers, Who Were Staunch Re« publicans, Now Democrats
HOLD FINAL RECEPTION Templars Will Bid Farewell to Los' Angeles
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AROUND THE TOWN '
AMUSEMENTB
FROM FOUR STATES. Testimony to the Efficacy of the New Scientific Dandruff Treatment.
CITY NEWB IN BRIEF
The Angelus Hotel
ENROLLMENT GROWS IN THE CITY SCHOOLS
BID LUCK FROM 4 RABBIT'S FOOT
BROTHERHOOD AT BANQUET Feast Follows Theater Party ct the Belasco'
PHYSICIAN FACES MURDER CHARGE Arrested in Los Angeles and Accused of Performing Criminal Operatlon on Girl In San Diego
ON CORONER'S VERDICT Doctor's Arrest follows Decision of Jury
FAVORS FIGUEROA SITE Library Board Discusses Proposed Locations
COMPANY CENSURED AGAIN Coroner's Jury Holds That Cars Run Too Fast
Not Sure
CHIEF SUSPENDS DESK SERGEANT Officers at Headquarters Alleged Not Working In Harmony, and One Treads the Carpet
AYARS SEEN BY GOLDFIELD MINER Missing Hotel Clerk May Be in Gold, field—Police Notified by Miner From the Nevada Camp
IS NOT AN ELOPEMENT Missing Girl's Guardian Denies Mother's Statement
CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL VOTING Employe of San Francisco Public Official Under Arrest
PERSONAL
Suspect Arrested
The Herald at the Beaches and Summer Reeorta
ST. HELENS FLAME SWEPT Hotels and Other Buildings in Oregon Town Destroyed
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
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BANK CHANGES CORPORATE NAME
PROMINENT CORONA MAN DIES Was a Charter Member of* Masonic Lodge
Kinds of Affection
RAISE FIRE BITES Board of Trade to Confer With Underwriters School Bonds Urged by €ivic Committees Society Will Give Entertainment* for Sweet Charity'* Sake—Grocer Sells Gasoline for Kerosene; Explosion Follows
PARKER AND DAVIS MAY CARRY STATE
ATTENTION, VOTERS
STARVED CHINESE TELL OF PRIVATION Say Border la Lined With Oriental* Awaiting Opportunity to Make Illegal Entry From Mexico
BEGIN THRESHING BEANS AT VENTURA, Crop Much Lighter Than Usual, Ee. tlmatea Placing It at About 60 Per Cant of Normal | Yield
BOUSING MEETING OF IROQUOIS CLUB Whittier Braves Assemble in Council. Secretary Finds Democratic Vote increased 160 Per Cent Over the Last Returns
DEMOCRATS HAVE SAFE CANDIDATE Dr. Chapman Bpeaks in Terms of Highest Commendation of Nom. inee In Fourth Super, visorial District
BEIZE $20,000 TROUSSEAU Rich Find Made by New York Cut. Toms Officers
Fishermen Are Drowned
FULL RIGGED SHIP ANCHORS OFF PORT Would Build Large Glass Bottom' Ferryboat to Ply Between Avalon and Santa Monica
VISITS HUSBAND'S TO^B Mrs. McKlnley Place* Flower# on the Murdered President's Qrave j
FACTORY TO MAKE ARTIFICIAL STONE New Enterprise for Ocean Park—The Company Organizerl and Machinery Already at Hand
Rates to San Joaquin Valley
His Mistake
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Football Squads Begin Practice On Gridirons of Local Schools
MOBLEKJiRES HULL Pitcher Makes Miserable Showing Allows Thirteen Hits in Three Innings Seraphs Beaten at San Francisco in One.Sided Game—Only Eight Innings Before Darkness Intervened STANDING OF TILE CLUBS
Tacoma Defeats Portland
Seals Defeat Siwashes
Want Game
DRIVING CLUB ORGANIZED Association Formed at San Bernar. dino Wiil Lease Track
CHICAGO OUTPLAYS CLEVELAND Detroit Takes One From St. Louis. * New York in First Place
Brooklyn Nationals Win
JEFF IS WILLING Hopes He Will Not Have to Wait Too Long
STUDENT ASPIRES FOR FISTIC HONORS Ralph Rose of Ukiah, Cal., Six Feet Seven Inches in Height and Weighing 260 Pounds, De« sires a Go at Jeffries
DURYEA ENTRY RUNS ONE, TWO IN STAKE
GALBA BREAKS LEG AND IS DESTROYED
Results at Salem
Results at Delmar
Readvllle Races Postponed
ENTRIES FOR TODAY New York, Brighton Beach
Chicago, Hawthorne Park
St. Louis, Delmar
FORM OF THE HORSES
St. Louis, Delmar ]
New York, Brighton Beach
An Infernal Machine
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HEW YORK STOCK MARKET
RISE IN STOCK PRICES PRACTICALLY CONTINUOUS Presence of Bankers Give Confidence in Values
New York Btocks and Bond*
New York Bonds
I Boston Stocks and Bonds
Henry Clews' Letter
Financial Record
BREAK IN GRAIN VALUES IN "THE CHICAGO" MARKET December Wheat Declined to $1.14, May Closing at $1.16
Pacific Coast Trade
CALIFORNIA ORANGES IN NEW YORK
PRODUCE TRADING IMPROVES DEALERS REPORT MUCH ACTIV. ITY IN ALL LINES Market Quotations Unchanged, but All Values Are Firmly Demand for Fruit Excellent
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Chicago Live Btock Market
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Rank Stocks
BUILDING PERMITS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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CITY WANTS BRICK Independent Company Is Notified Peremptory Demand Is Made Must Fill Order or Forfeit Bond. Car of Selected Material Is Re. Jected—Prospect of Big Loss to Contractors
HIS FOLLOWERS MEET COUNCILMAN FROM SIXTH EXPLAINS HIS POSITION Says Suit Is Attempt to Blackmail. Speakers Discuss Recall and Other Issues—Houghton's Friends Assemble
Hold No Fair Thin Year
MOTHERS WILL HOLD CONGRESS
TO RECOMMEND MANY CHANGES
SAYS SHE WAS HYPNOTIZED REPENTS INVESTMENTS MADE "UNDER INFLUENCE" Woman Alleges "Gold Claims" and "Oil Fields" Purchased From Hypnotist Are Practically Worthless
DIES FROM INJURIES Victim of Street Car Accident Succumbs
JUDGE BALKS AT TYING THE KNOT Refuses to Marry Mar Who Appeared to Be a Caucasian to Negress Until Proof Was Given
BUTCHERS HAVE THEIR HOLIDAY Many Aproned Knights and Their Families Enjoy Picnic at Verdugo Park—Haughty Beeves Barbecued
W. C. T. U. BARS "PUNCH" "Frultade" Must Be Name of Bowl From Which Beverage Is Served
World's Fair, St. Louis.
WRITES■ CLEVER NOVEL
"SPOONEKS" ABE OBJECTIONABLE Club Women of Pasadena Would Stop Love Making in Parks of Los Angeles, Especially tastlake Park
LEAVES FRUIT EXCHANGE A. H. NAFTZGER TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION Retiring President Will Be Tendered a Banquet by Business Men and Fruit Growers—Officers Elected
Narrowly Escapes Drowning
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