California Digital Newspaper Collection
powered by Digital Library Consulting
A Freely Accessible Repository of Digitized California Newspapers from 1846 to the Present
Home
 
Search
 
Titles
 
Dates
 
Help
 
About
 
Log in
California Digital Newspaper Collection > Los Angeles Herald > 5 October 1904
Please take this brief survey to help us improve the CDNC and its text correction tool. Thanks for your feedback!

Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXII, Number 4, 5 October 1904 PDF Issue PDF

Masthead
POSTMASTER GENERAL PAYNE PASSES QUIETLY TO LAST REST Dies at Washington After Illness of One Week WIFE AT BEDSIDE IN LAST MOMENTS Body to Be Taken to Milwaukee for Burial—Patient Was 111 for Years
CORTELYOU MAY SUCCEED If Elected, Roosevelt Will Appoint Him to Important Position
MOODY TO BE MADE SENATOR Attorney General May Be Appointed to Fill Vacancy Created by the Death of Hoar—Opens Cabinet Portfolio
LIGHTNING FIRES OIL Pumping Plant at Mendota Struck and Flames Ensue
Troops Suffering
BRIDESMAID ESCAPES DEATH LONG BEACH GIRL IS HURT Miss Lola Merrill, Whose Carriage Was Struck by Chicago Electric Car, Saves Herself by Her Presence of Mind
CLAIM MISS DOLBEER MENTALLY UNSOUND Important Developments in Will Case. Contestant Asks Sixty Days' Continuance, Claiming Girl Com. mitted Suicide In New York
LOREE IS OUSTED No Longer in Eock Island Employ Resigns Under Pressure From Owners Gives Up Annual Salary of $75,000 His Policy Clashed With That of Other Official",- and Heavy Interests Failed to Sustain Him
Bandits Kill Guards
Rebels Whip Sultan's Troops
NOTED MUSICIAN TO WED SAN DIEQO SOCIETY OIRL Max Heinrich, Singer and Composer, Betrothed to Miss Anna Held, Philanthropist and Student Now Visiting at Arden
Six Doubtful States Now in Democratic Column Assure Parker Victory
VESSELS DAMAGED Japanese Destroyers in Storm Fierce Gale Rages in Yellow Sea Fate of Attaches Still a Mystery American Surgeon Saya Mikado'* Medical Department In Field Is Ahead of Nations of the World
THE DAY'S NEWS
STUDYINGSCDURGE Tuberculosis Congress Takes Action Calls Upon Governments for Aid Declares That Ct-binet Commissioner Should Be Appointed to Assist in Stamping Out Disease
EARLY MORNING HOLD-UP Highwaymen Assault Teamster but Get No Spoils
VALUABLE CATTLE KILLED IN BARN
TO ADOPT GOLD STANDARD China Will Place Herself on a Level With Leading Nations
OPPOSEMIUTfIRISM American People Waking to Danger So Says Delegate to the Peace Congress
DIVER ATTEMPTS TO SINK CONNECTICUT
Dies on Atlantic Bteamer
Auto Traina in Africa
Design of Own Tombstone Bartholdi's Final Effort Famous Sculptor Dies in Paris After Busy Life Spent in Modeling Wonderful Works of Art—Conceived Statue of Liberty Erected in New York Harbor
BATTLESHIPS IN COMMISSION Flag Raised on Board the New Hght. • ing Vessel Ohio
POSTAL RECEIPTS SHOW BIG INCREASE!
GERMAN COUNT IS DISCHARGED BY COURT
WORK PORJIEW LAW Los Angeles and Pasadena Women Organize Would Save Boys and Girls From Vice Members of Consumers' League to Ask for Bill Making It a Misdemeanor for Children to Fre. quent Immoral Places
"'RUSSIAN COMMANDER" DISMISSED KROM CUSTODY Woman Who Attempted to Buy Mys. teries Is Also Discharged by Judge Wilbur as Beinc; Sane
ACQUITTED ON FORGERVSCH ARGE Jury in United States Court Finds Lewis Hill Not Guilty
DR. GUIRADO APPEALS Objects to Paying Seventy.Flve Dol. lara a Month to His Wife
POLICE SEARCHING FOE ALBERT KRATZ Authorities Unable to Convince Them, selves Missing Man Is Dead, and Bench Warrant Is Issued for His Arrest
FOR GOLD IN KLONDIKE Wife Says Spouse Deserted Her for Elusive "Btrike"
SPRING WOULD BEST BBOADWAY Property Owners Plan to Illuminate Thoroughfare Before Broad, way Improvement Is Completed
Satirical
Page 2 Advertisements
Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
WE E[TS DIVORCE Wealthy Mining Man Is Defendant Spouse Asserts That He Deserted Her / Children of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson of Ingraham Street ' Are Studying in Europe
SAYS HUSBAND 18 LUNATIC Wife Asks Separation on Ground That Spouse Is Crazy
"FURNITURE GOES WITH WIFE" Plaintiff Declares That His Home Was Broken Up
They Seek Separation
SPECIAL OFFICER SWEARS TO COMPLAINT Says That He Was Attacked While on Duty Sunday Afternoon. Warrant Has Not Been Served
BURGLARS ARE AT WORK Smooth Impersonator Gets Away With Woman's Money
GIRL DISAPPEARS, SEARCH IS BEGUN
PROTEST AGAINST SALOON LICENSE Members of Board of Education and Seventh Ward Property Owners Before Commission—New Officers Appointed
URGE SUPERVISORS TO TAKE ACTION Citizens of Garvanza Protest Further Operation of Lowe Gas Works Is Injurious to Health and Property of Locality
Goes East to Vote
TnHINS ARETIED UP Santa Fe Traffic Is Badly Demoralized Relief Sought in Other Roads Passengers and Mail Delayed Many Days by Washouts In New Mexico and Colorado—Limited Arrives Over S. P.
CASE IS CALLED; DEFENDANT DEAD Veteran Charged With Battery by His Wife Dies Before His Trial Is Begun in Court
PLANS FOR IRRIGATION Chairman Boothe of the Congress Is Enthusiastic
Physicians Meet
MINISTER'S WIFE PASSES Hi
HOME FOR DEPENDENTS Local Church Workers Enter New Field of Charity
INTERESTING FACTS
Page 3 Advertisements
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
Page 3 Advertisements Column 3
Page 3 Advertisements Column 4
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PRESIDENT ALTON B. PARKER OP NEW YORK FOR VICE PRESIDENT HENRY G. DAVIS OP WEST VIRGINIA
GOV. PARDEE "BUTTS IN"
MORE ABOUT HEARSTISM
MISSOURIANS9 REUNION
Social Diary and Gossip
CASE OFJOLD FEET Republicans Still in a Quandary Candidates for Mayoralty Remain Scarce Sifting Committee to Meet Tonight for Purpose of Digging Up Some One to Run Against Snyder
FILLING VACANCIES Democratic Committee to Make Appointments in Assembly Districts
ORANGE DEMOCRATIC Santa Ana Man Says Party Will Win Sweeping Victory
Teddy's Terrors to Meet
Asked to Stump State
Warner to Speak
CONCERT FOR CRITICS Miss Gertrude Colin Will Give Piano Recital in This City
NOMINEE ON A STRQNGPLATFORM
DOWNEY MEETING Democratic Nominee for Congress Is Given Enthusiastic Reception
STOCK EXCHANGE WILL HAVE NEW QUARTERS Permanent Headquarters Selected in Chamber of Commerce Building. Home Telephone Bonds Are Selling Well
Arrested for Larceny
Page 4 Advertisements
Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
[AROUND THE TOWN
AMUSEMENTS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Angelus. Hotel
SOUXHERI Successful Convention Closes With a Reception
WOMEN CHOOSE OFFICERS
DELEGATES ARE DISQUALIFIED San Jose Contingent Barred by a Technicality
BAPTISTS GATHER AT COMPTON IN THEIR ANNUAL CONVENTION
CHARGES NEGRO • WITH ROBBERY African Puts Up Lively Fight When Taken Into Custody by Officer "Jack" Walsh
COMPETENT JUDGES. Beauty Doctors Endorse Herplclde.
PERSONAL
Page 5 Advertisements
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
THE WEATHER
Forecast
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
Page 6 Advertisements
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
Page 6 Advertisements Column 3
Page 6 Advertisements Column 4
Page 6 Advertisements Column 5
Page 6 Advertisements Column 6
Page 6 Advertisements Column 7
SAN DIEGO CHARTER WILL BE AMENDED City Council Will Call an Election for the Purpose of Submitting Cer. tain Amendments—Charter Long in Effect
WHOSE HIS IT Trouble Over Donation to Pasadena Two Claimants for the Huntington Gift Cornerstone of New Masonic Temple Will Be Placed Today With Im. pressive Exercises—Arson Case Is Dismissed
CHARGED WITH INSANITY Young Man In San Piidro Displays Symptoms and Is Arrested
PLAN DEEP WATERWAY Owners of Mud Flats In Long Beach Have Novel Scheme
INTERURBAN CAR TAKES F!RE Motorman Gets Frightened and Jumps From Moving Car
TRIAL IN OPERA HOUSE Corona Citizens Given Privilege of Hearing Case Against Periprase
ACCEPT BUILDING SITE Trustees of Hollywood Accept Gift of Mrs. Philo Beveridge
NEW ROAD FOR SAN DIEGO City Council Petitioned for Franchise Through City
WOULD PREVENT SALE . OF LIQUOR IN HOTELS Mayor of Riverside Advocates Drastic Measures to Remedy Growing Evil—Others Desire Certain Limitations Only
WOULD HAVE ALL WIRES PLACED UNDER GROUND Board of Freeholders of San Bernardino Have Ordered Change In Charter—Work to Be Com. pleted In Two Years
SANTA MONICA HAS CURF6W ORDINANCE Board of Trustees Make It an Offense for Children Under Sixteen Years to Be on the Streets After 9 o'clock at Night
NAMES NEW CITY ATTORNEY City Council of Whittier Elects J. F. Graham to Position
FOR RUNNING "BLIND PIG" J. C. Smith Is Sentenced to Ninety Days In Jail
OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE NOTES
PIONEERS CHOOSE NEW PRESIDENT Society Will Have Badges Emblematic of Their Order—Poem Written Fifty Years Ago Read by Poet's Son
Rates to San Joaqnln Valley
Page 7 Advertisements
Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
Page 7 Advertisements Column 3
Page 7 Advertisements Column 4
NEW RECORD MADE Grace Bond Sets a New Mark for Trotters Wins Futurity in Three Fast Heats To Take First Money Three.Year.Old Performs Like a Champion of the Turf—Break Spoils One Heat
WINNERS OF RACES ON VARIOUS TRACKS St. Louis, Delmar Park
Results at Kansas City
Winners at Morris Park
ENTRIES FOR TODAY Chicago, Worth Race Track
New York, Morris Park
St. Louis, Delmap
COLLEGIANS PLAY TODAY
MORLEY MAY GET EASTERN PLAYERS Magnates of Pacific Coast League Vote to Allow New Talent to Be Signed at Any Time In Season
FORM OF THE HORSES Chicago, Worth Race Track
St. Louis, Delmar
New York, Morris Park
Undelivered Telegrams
CHALLENGE OUT FOR NATIONALS
SEATTLE LOSES FIRST WILLIAMS BLOWN UP IN ACT NUMBER FOUR Webfeet Get to Blonde Twirler for Bunches of Bingles, Which Help in Score—Thielman Is Hit Often
WILL RACE IN SOUTH Crescent City Jockey Club Makes An. nouncement of Stakes
FRISCO TEAM IS NEARLY SHUT OUT Buchanan Twirls In Good Form and Does Not Allow Harris* Men a Hit or Run for Eight Acts
Joe Pigott Injured
Writing Paper
BIG INJETURNS Jack Johnson Looking for Quarters May Goto Beach to Train for Martin Billy Roche Carts Denverlte Off to Oxnard, Where He Will Be Until Time for the Fight With Champ
EASY FOR NEW YORKERS ST. LOUIS LOSES IN A ONE-SIDED GAME Cleveland Unable to Solve Hanley's Delivery, and Athletics Take Game—Boston Wins in Eight Rounds AMERICAN LEAGUE.
RESPASS MAKES KILLING OWNER SAID TO HAVE WON A LARGE SUM In First Race at Worth Ed Grillo, Backed Down to Close Odds, Romps Home in Front Without Effort
MEN ON BASES WIN OUT WILLIS ASLEEP AND BEAN EAT. ERS LOSE Cincinnati Loses Interesting Game to Pittsburg—New York Plays Poorly and Loses Both to St. Louis NATIONAL LEAGUE.
WILSON NOW HIGH MAN Makes Good Score In the Rubberneck Tourney at Monarch
Fast Fight a Draw
Page 8 Advertisements
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
Page 8 Advertisements Column 2
HEW YORK STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Profit Taking in U. S. Steel Preferred. St. Paul Gains 6 1.4
New York Stock, and Bond.
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Heavy Selling Caused Wheat and Oats to Decline—Corn Firm
Cotton and Wool
Sugar and Coffee
HIGH PRICED ONIONS IN SIGHT CROP 18 BHORT AND FANCY ARE FIRMLY HELD Eggs Active at Former Quotations. Butter Is Unchanged—Fish More Plentiful—Berries Scarcer and Higher
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Chicago Live Stock Market ,
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDB Bank Stocks
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Quarterly Dividend Declared
Available Supply In Cereals
MARINE REPORT—OCTOBER 4
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUILDING PERMITS
Page 9 Advertisements
Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
OIL ISJEJECTEB Objections Made to Street Sprinkling Fluid City Is Sustaining Heavy Loss Daily City's Men Are Idle When Oil Is Not Accepted—lnspector Says Con. tractors Took Work Too Cheap. Must Meet Specifications
DENTAL SCHOOL OPENS Registration Shows Large Increase Over That of Last Year
Burnett's Extract of Vanilla
PACIFIC ELECTRIC COMPANY IS RUSHiNG WORK ON NEW LINE
FARMER LOSES IN THE FINAL TEST Second Examination of Applicants for Position of City License Clerk Ends in Disaster to the Incumbent
Page 10 Advertisements
Page 10 Advertisements Column 1
Page 10 Advertisements Column 2
Show/hide left pane
Issue Previous issue Browse all issues of this publication Next issue   Hint: Right-click on an article to see options menu Zoom In Zoom Out Maximize
© 2008-2011 Digital Library Consulting. All rights reserved. Powered by Veridian
x