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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 361, 26 September 1904
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KILLED BYraUGS Sheriff and Foreman Mnrdered Two Killed, One Fatally Wounded Hoboes Attempt Hold Up of Section Crew Three Highwaymen Fight Desperate Battle With Officers and Citi. Zens of Blackfoot, Idaho. Two Still at Large
SEVERAL INJURED IN DOUBLE WRECK Split Rail Causes Passenger Train to Leave the Track, and Is Run Into by a Freight Train
Restore Railway to Americans
P. B. CORNWALL DIES AT SAN FRANCISCO Prominent Pioneer of the Coast Passes Away—Was Sole Survivor of' California's First Legislature, Came West in 1847
FOUR DIIOWN BY BOAT UPSETTING STRUCK BY GIIST OF WIND Other Members of Party Were Picked Up Exhausted After Being in the Icy Water Three Hours
Wounded Man Kills Himself
Prince Goes to Battle Froat
WARSHIPS INJIGHT Fleets Battling Off Port Arthur Slav Squadron Attempts Desperate Dash Japanese Troops Take Russian Forts Desperate Assault on Garrison Results in Stronghold Being Evacuated by Their Stubborn Defenders. Severe Losses Inflicted
PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER TO MARRY CONGRESSMAN Miss Alice Roosevelt Who Is Visiting at Hamilton, Mass., Reported to Be Engaged to Hon. Nicholas Longworth of Ohio
Judge Parker Issues Clear, Logical Letter Accepting Nomination
BODIES MANGLED Terrible Scenes at New Market ✓ Death List of Wreck Reaches 62 Los Angeles Man's Father Among Killed Remarkable Fatalities Among Menu bers of the King Family—Drive One Son Insane, Others to Religion
THE DAY'S NEWS
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Parker's Virile Letter Gives Forward Impulse New York Papers' Review of Document Show Excellent Impression Made by Inspiring Words
Rate* to San Joaquin Valley
BARK JWAPER HAS A NAflteoW ESCAPE Coal.Laden Bhip From Newcastle, After Battle With Terrific Gales and Heavy Seas, Reaches San Francisco
H. H. ROGERS HOME FROM FRANCE Greeted at Pier by Mark Twain, Standard Oil Magnate Tells About Great Benefits of Vichy Celestins
PEACE IN URUGUAY General Rejoicing Among Populace Over Ending of Revolution
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DELEGATES TO THE CONFEDERATE REUNION ARE RETURNING HOME Old Veterans Pronounce Meeting Held Here Big Success ENJOYED PICNIC AT EASTLAKE PARK Newly Elected Commander of Organization Is Held in High Esteem
HEALTH OF FORMER SPEAKER NOT FAILING
Hon. D. B. Henderson Wires His Son to This Effect "AM IN PERFECT HEALTH" HE SAYS Distinguished Resident of Long Beach Expected Home Soon
STOCKHOLDERS CANT AGREE COLTON CEMENT COMPANY IS ,TO BE REORGANIZED
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
LANDSLIDE NEAR SANTA BARBARA Train Arrives In Los Angeles Four, teen Hours Late and Passengers Tell of Many Hardships En Route
Say Confession Is False
LADY CUKZON IS ABOUT THE SAME There Is Hope for Recovery If No Change for the Worse Occurs During Ne* Two Days
| PRISONER IS Iff I DEAD MAN'S SHOES
ARCHBISHOP SPEIKS Primate Delivers Short Salutation Impressive Ceremony at St. Albans Large Gathering of Distinguished Per. sonages Attend Open-Air Ser. vices in Cathedral Grounds at Washington
Wish to Move Zola's Body
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PRESIDENT ALTON B. PARKJER OF NEW YORK FOR VICSJ PRESIDENT HENRY G. DAVIS
PARKER'S LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
HARRY NEWS POETRY
REGISTRATION TO CLOSE WEDNESDAY All Democratic Voters of County Are Urged Not to Delay Fulfillment of'fßl. Require. ment.
SMILE,S
CANDIDACY MEETS WITH MUCH FAVOR
Ferd Blech to Make an Active Canvass for Council
SHACKS BURNED IN CHINATOWN Fire Which Threatens Heart of Ori. ental Settlement Is Discovered and Extinguished After Much Difficulty
GOOD one:s
Measure of Popularity
Too Young
A Fellow Feeling
The Remedy
GEMS OF THOUGHT
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ACTOR SCORES HIT Thomas Oberle Captures His Audience Burbank's Bill Is His Success "King of Detectives" Draws Packed House at the Grand—"Bohemian Girl" Beyond Capabilities of Olympic Company
At the Grand
"The Bohemian Girl"
CROSSES CONTINENT TO CLAIM HIS BRIDE Well Known Architect Answers Cupid's Call
NEW THINGS IN THE STORES
DEBATE WAXES WARM Orator* Hold Forth at Mason Opera House
BIG DEMOCRATIC MEETING TONIGHT Congressional Campaign to Be For. malty Opened by Mr. Morton, Who Will Speak on the Is. sues of the Day
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Charged With Theft
Picture Framing
Tho Anflelu# Hotel
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Nearlns tlic End
will present a bright coMmv
puts mm Lumber Company Makes i Midnight Raid Ocean Park Improvement Company Outwiited Arrest of J. Schaefer but One Inci. dent in Exciting Termination of Dispute Over a Bill
INJURED BY FLY WHEEL REVOLVING SPOKES POUND ON BEN OPITZ'S FOOT Assistant Engineer Murphy of Co. rona Nursery Is Badly Burned by an Explosion of Gas
BEAN CROPS ARE DAMAGED RAINFALL IN AGRICULTURAL DIS. TRICTS HEAVY September Records in Santa Barbara Are Broken by a Five.lnch Precipitation—Storm Is Not Over
RALLY WAS NOT A SUCCESS REPUBLICANS MAKE A POOR SHOWING AT HOLLYWOOD Congressman McLachlan Told Why He Thinks He Should Be Re. elected—Sunday School Rally /
LEAVES FOR NEW LABORS REV. G. H. HILLERMAN PREACHES FAREWELL SERMON Riverside Trinity Lutherans Lose * Pastor W{io Has Worked Faithfully With Them for Many Years
FUGITIVES ARE ARRESTED Five Detention Home Boys Caught at South Ocean Park
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rnmrm out Seraphs Ahead When It Begins to Rain Newton Allows Three Hits in Six Acts Brashear Fatten* Batting Average With Three Blnglea Out of aa Many Time* Up—Francka In Role of Umpire
WEBFEET LOSE IN EIGHTH HOGG LIBERAL WITH PASSES TO. WARD END Portland Played Errorless Game, but Could Not Keep Siwashes From Scoring Runs—Williams Twirls Well
TACOMA SCORES ONE RUN OVERALL AND CORBETT START OUT WELL Big Collegian Blows Up Toward End and Friars Hammer Out Bunch of Bingles—Errors Not Costly
FORM OF THE HORSE 3 Chicago, Worth Race Track
St. Louis, Delmar Track
New York, Gravesend
BASKET BALL BOOMING Santa Monica Players Will Enter Contests This Winter
FIRE FIGHTERS SELL MANY SEATS TO GAME Local Team Working to Help Relief Fund
GOOD CONTESTS BY LEAGUE TEAMS Tufts-Lyons, Olindas, Hamburgers and Long Beach Nines Win From Opponents in Fast and Hard Games
Frasers Organize
ENTRIES FOR TODAY Chicago, Worth
St. Louis, Delmar
New York, Gravesend
FISHIERSjN SHAPE McCoy Eases Up on His Training Hoosier Looks Fit for Go of Life Sullivan In Fine Form and Will Ar. rive From North This Morning. Preliminary Men Are Walt, ing for Bell
Omaha Wins the Pennant
BOWLERSWORKING Many Players Will Go In Tourney Match Games Feature of Coining Week Monarch Trio Out With Challenge to Teams In This Section—Scores on Different Alleys Are High
EACH TEAM TAKES ONE ST. LOUIS AND WASHINGTON QUIT EVEN
EGAN'S RECORD IS A MARVELOUS ONE
Has Won Tourneys in Many Parts of Country
WILL NOT TRADE MEN SHAKE-UP. AMONG FRIARS AND SIWASHES* Parke Wilson Quits Indian Team and Goes to Uncle Henry—Tommy Leahy Leaves 'Frisco for Seattle
Breaks Three-Jump Record
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TURNED ON LIGHT Effort to Invade Mystery at Seance Materialized Spirit Spoke Through Tin Horn Small-Sized Riot Narrowly Averted When Electric Switch Is Turned at Critical Moment In Spir. itualist Meeting
FREIGHT BUSINESS GROWING HAWAII AN.AM ERICAN LINE PUTS ON ANOTHER BOAT Republican Elector Grant Gets a Little Forgetful—San Diego Poli. ticians Are Preparing for the Campaign
BODY IS WASHED ASHORE REMAINS OF STRANGER FOUND AT SANTA MONICA Had Evidently Been In Water Ten Day# or Two • Weeks—There Were No Means of Iden. tification
AUDIENCE SANG AMERICA Rev. E. O. Mclntyre Speaker at Re. dondo Memorial Services
CONGREGATIONS ARE LARGE IN CHURCHES
Hear Gospel Teachings Expounded From Many Pulpits MOUNT VERNON EDIFICE IS DEDICATED Costly Improvement Will Not Place Church in Debt
"DISCOVERY DAY" TO BE FITTINGLY OBSERVED
COMPARES BOTH SIDES OF LIFE
PLEADS FOR CAUSE OF EMPLOYES
MAKE USE OF CHURCH SAYS REV. DR. DAY
ANNUAL RALLY DAY FIRST M. E. CHURCH
EYES MUST BE OPENED TO GRASP GREAT TRUTHS
HAS BEEN PASTOR FOR QUARTER OF CENTURY
TO ISSUE SPANISH PAPER LOCAL CABTILIANB TO DIRECT NEW PUBLICATION Rev. Juan Caballeria, Paator of Plan Church, Will Be Connected Prom* Inently With the Venture
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