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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXII, Number 56, 26 November 1904
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Senator Newlands Talks of Irrigation Congress
Says Work of William E. Smytlie of San Diego, and Governor Pardee, New President, Will.Accomplish Much for Golden State •
WILL PIPE OIL TO PORT HARFORD Product of Large Field Near Santa Maria Will Be Placed in Touch With All Coastwise Transportation by New Plan
INDIAN SA YS ABORIGINES WILL LEAVE COUNTRY
WIDOW IS | MERCIFUL Holds to Theory of «/ Accident Mrs. Young Inclined to Be Charitable Thinks Killing Was Not Premeditated
EMPEROR GIVES PERSONAL INTERVIEW TO ZEMSTVOISTS Receives Leaders and Learns Their Views on Constitution
SOCIETY WOMAN SA VS THA T MiSS DOLBEER WAS THOROUGHLY SANE
INTOXICATED BY SUCCESS REPUBLICANS IN DANGER Congressman McCreary Says Democrats Should Not Talk of Reor. ganization but Need Only Stand on Principles
TENNIS PROVES FATAL Prominent San Francisco Woman Diesi | Suddenly After Game [
Survives Broken Neck Pv A KQnr>llll f»rl PrPMS.
Mrs. Sands W. Forman Gives Very Strong Testimony KNEW DECEASED FOR MANY YEARS Rest Cure Was Taken to Prepare for Journey to Europe
AERONAUT IS COMING HOME TO BUILD A NEW "ARROW' Capt. Baldwin and Roy Knabenshue Leave St. Louis for the Pacific Coast to Continue Experi. mental Flights
ARRESTS AN EDITOR
Weber Is Calm
Ibsen Seriously 111
EEADY TO ASSAULT Japanese Take More Positions [Port Arthur's Fate in Balance l Russian Deserters Are Given Aid Mines in Vladivostok Harbor Sink Torpedo Boat and Seriously Damage German Steamer. Cruisers Crippled
j QUANTIES OF SUPPLIES REACH VLADIVOSTOK
THE DAY'S NEWS
FIEHTS JOCimiSTS Labor President Grows Bitter He Takes Floor at San Francisco Porto Rlcan Says Conditions There Are Worse Than Under the Old Spanish Regime—Many Starve
PRESIDENT SPEEDS TOWARD ST. LOUIS Special Train Bearing Executive Party Meets With Warm Recep. tion by People in Several States
ROCHE IDENTIFIES HIS ASSAILANT Dramatic Scene at Hospital When Dying Gambler Faces Man Who Shot Him Down on Broadway
STEAMER SINKS AT HARBOR'S MOUTH Passengers and Crew of the Iris Jump Overboard and Are Final, ly Rescued From Rising Tide
STEAMER TOWS DERELICT Jeanie, Bound for San Francisco. Re. ported Assisting Dismasted Ship
BRITISH STEAMER MISSING Rumored That Fitzwilliam Was Sunk in North Sea by Russian Shell
YOUNG PUTNEY IS BACK IN ST. LOUIS Yguth Who Mysteriously Disappeared from World's Fair Turns up in Kansas City Minus His Jewels
Father and Son Arrested fT A 1 . . Y«»- fioiirrrfi
IRMEHUIS SIMWE Appeals lor Aid Sent to America
FIFTEEN INJURED; THREE WILL DIE
ELECTION CONTEST GROWING WARMER
SENATOR MOFFITT DIES AT OAKLAND
Powers Sign Agreement
CITES GOVERNOR FOR CONTEMPT Chief Executive of the Territory of Hawaii Muat Explain to Court* Why He Refused to Produce Official'a Resignation
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
Cumnock Pupils in Play
Woman's Clubs
MILES TOJCHOOL Residents Make Strong Protest # Accommodations Needed at Once People of the South Part of the City Will Make Canvass and Appeal to the Board for Relief
Father Sues Son
THIEVES ENTER GROCERY STORES
Recovers Furniture
Pool Room Robbed
Cigars Taken
To Give Concert
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MAY BRING RAIN Says Whole Secret Is in Chemical Action Rubio Canyon Place of His Operations Charles Hatfield Promises to Draw Moisture From the Clouds for Long Suffering Angelenos
WORKERS IN SESSION County Sunday School Convention Is Well Attended
ARMENIANS IN COURT Testimony in Case of Disturbing the Peace Hard to Secure
NOT MEDICINE
GENEROUS RESPONSE TO PLEA FOR REDMEN
Reservation Indians Will Be Saved From Starvation
TO SEND DRILL TEAM Modern Woodmen Give Dance for the Benefit of Fund
Triangle Debate
TO CI1 RE A COLO IN ONE DAY
4*» Rates to Han Joaquin Valley ;
jCASTILEJN TRIAL Peddler Tells of Daring Hold-Up Prisoner's Sister Objects to Handcuffs Remonstrates With the Depu es When They Attempt to Iron the Man Charged With Scri, ous Crime
Case Dismissed
WEAPONS OF WAR f FRIGHTEN WIFE Spouse Asks for Divorce on Ground That Her (Husband Was the Most Brutal Man She Ever Knew I
REFUSED TO GO TO CHURCH Wife Despairs of Reforming Husband and Gets Divorce
Sues for Divorce
Coroner Holds Inquest
Prisoner Identified
Offered Site
HARCOURT MUST FACE ACCUSERS Governor Honors Requisition for Re. turn to Arizona of the Prisoner Charged With Perpetrating Diamond Swindle
METHAN CASE CONTINUED Main Street Residents Will Appear in Court Again Today
Brick Bids
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INDIANS CHAMPIONS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Sherman Braves Have Won Coveted Place on Gridiron
NEW MANAGER FOR PORTLAND Welter C. McCreedie to Handle Base> ball Club Next Season
HARVARD GETS NEW COACH William T. Reid Signed for Five Years
Many Horses Sold
Football Causes Death
Alfred de Oro Still Leads
Forbes Knocks Out Cherry
HIGH SCHOOL WILL MEET THRO OP TEAM Rival Elevens Come Together This Afternoon at Fiesta Park in What Promises to Be – Fierce Contest
WINNERS AT NASHVILLE. NEW ORLEANS AND BENNINGS Nashville Track
New Orleans Winners
Results at Bennings
Football Player Dies
Undelivered Telegrams
RECORD OF THE INDIANS
JIMMY MICHAEL DIES ON SHIPBOARD Noted Cyclist Passes Away in Mid-Atlantic of Congestion of the Brain, Caused by Se. vere Fall
CALIFORNIANS CLAIM ESTATE Will Make Fight for Property in Kalamazoo
OSCAR as WINS Seraphs Defeat Siwaslie> in Exciting Game Los Angeles Outfielders Do Gootl Work Seattle Makes Grandstand Finish but Morley's Boys Finish One Run Ahead. Nawton to Pitch Today
CORBETT WINS FROM OAKLAND! Francisco Goes Up Another: Notch
TIGERS LOSE FAST GAME Portland Finds Thomas for Seven Costly Hits
SHOOTS AT TRAIN CREW Two Tramps Arrested at Bakersfield for Firing at Conductor
Financiers Reach the Coast
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ESCALANTE, WELL BACKED, THE ONLY FIRST CHOICE TO SCORE, YESTERDAY AT ASCOT PARK
Track Notes
ASCOT ENTRIES
HERALDS RACING FORM CHARTS
BOOKMAKERS TAKE SMALL WINNINGS False Favorites Played at Oakland. Track Is Fast and Sport Fair With Handicap Lead. ing Card
OAKLAND ENTRIES FOR TODAY
Bsnny Yanger Wins |
TODAY S SELECTIONS
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Untitled
MAYOR SNYDER'S CANDIDACY
A THANKSGIVING INCIDENT
RECORD-RREAKING OIL EXPORTS
GUILD TO HOLD BAZAAR
CHURCHES PREPARE FOR ADVENT SEASON Solemn Services Will Be Observed Tomorrow
METHODIST
CATHOLIC
CONGREGATIONAL
CHRISTIAN
EPISCOPAL
BAPTIST
UNION RESCUE MISSION
STRANGERS' FRIEND SOCIETY
SALVATION ARMY
TEACHERS OF TALK .IN OI'E.N WARFARE Proprietors of Rival Institutes for Stammerers and Stutterers Carry Troubles to Supe. rior Court
Find Purple Scale
FUNDS OF GUY IRE APPORTIONED
ENGLISH JUSTICE PROVES A FARCE Inquiry Committee Places Blame on Judge Who Excluded Evidence and Sentenced Innocent Man to Prison *
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AROUND THE TOWN
AMUSEMENTS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
MUSICIANS WILL AID STARVING PROFESSOR
POOL ATTENDANT WANTS $250,000 "Mexican Charlie," Attache of Casino Billiard Parlor, Would Sit in Upholstered Chair of Director
Bt'N AND SNOW
MAYfILTERCHfIRTER Proposals for Voters to Consider Complicated Slaughter Pen Proposition Board of Public Works and Consolida. tlon of City and County Officcs Are to Be Decided Upon
ANCIENT PAINTINGS TO BE EXHIBITED Caballeria Collection of Pictures Will Be Displayed at Chamber of Commerce This After. noon
The Angeiu* Hotel
LOCAL MEN IN NEW OIL FIELD Los Angeles Investors Take Up Sev. eral Thousand Acres of Land Near Carlsbad. New Mexico
FOR IRRIGATION ENGINEER Department of Agriculture Needs a Qualified Employe
Fate or Destiny
The Best Croup Cure
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
FUNERAL NOTICE
Wait Ad Premiums
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LEGAL NOTICES
INSPECTOR ASKS FOR EARLY TRIAL Werdin's Deputy Apparently Desirous of Bringing His Case to Issue Before Election Day
Catholic Bazaar Will Close
Y. M. C. A. BOYS' CONVENTION Session Being Held at Riverside. Company M Shoot
Ocean Park News Notes
DROWNED AT SEA John Applequist of San Pedro FaUs Overboard
Diphtheria at Redlands
News From Santa Monica
LOST IN THE MOUNTAINS Entire Family Lose Their Way Near San Bernardino
BUILDING PERMITS
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HGXINST FRIENDS McAleer "Stands Pat "on Slaughter Houses Gets 011 Wrong Side and Remains There Werdir.'s Candidate for Mayor Has Not Wobbled on This Question, but Has Always Opposed Constituents' Wishes
NONPARTISANS HOLD ROUSING MEETING Mayor Snyder and Other Candidates Clearly Define Issues of the Present Municipal Campaign
NON-PARTISAN NOMINEES FOR THE SCHOOL BOARD ARE FAVORITES
RECALL NIERSURE Pasadena Council Hears Both Sides
CALL FOR WORKERS $ ON ELECTION DAY f I
Non-Partisan Rally
Houghton Holds Meeting
File Heavy Mortgage
Charles Tarai Kills Himself
Princc in Phil .delphia
30HRD * STEPS Did Not "See"' Proposals for Bids
SHOWS HISMLORS McAleer's Acts Prove His Inconsistency As Councilman He Is a Clever Dodger Werdln's Mayoralty Candidate Ha* Flopped 3o Often That He la Treated With Suspicion by Hl* Associates
HELD FOR SMALL THEFT Young Man Accused of Taking Tool* From Car Barns
INCORPORATIONS
| Chamberlain Returns to England
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MILLIONS IN BONDS All Records Are Broken for Day's Deals U. S. Steel Is Bought in Large Blocks 'jinking Fund Bond* In Excess of Bev. en Million Dollars Taken—No Money—Union Pacific Un. der Pressure
New Yotv Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
LIGHT DEMAND FOR ORANGES IN NEW YORK
Boston Stocks and Bonds ■
■ ( Financial Record
—" — 1 WHEAT AND CORN STRONG Bulls Had Control of the Chicago Grain Market
«»» Chicago Live Stock
Sugar and Coffee
STEEL SOLD IN BIG BLOCKS
BANK CLEARINGS
Canada
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONOS
Pacific Coact Traoe
Cotton and Wool
EGGS RUL^STEfIDY! Eastern Markets Show a Decided Advance Local Ranch Firm and in; Fair Supply . I Outlook for an Advance in Potatoes Is More Favorable—Butter Is Only Steady and Some Cutting Is Reported
♦ ♦ ♦ THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK Conditions of Trade Reported by Dun and Bradstreet's
GENERAL FRUIT MARKEI
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
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NEW LINE OPEN TO WILMINGTON San Pedro Branch of the Pacific Elec. trie Company Pu» in Commis. sion—No Formal Exer. cises Held
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