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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXII, Number 82, 22 December 1904
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BLOCKADE RUNNER ARTHUR ABUNDAfr^vJzVXuNITION
INDIANS SLAY MANY FABMERS VIGILANTES GUARD BORDER Northern Minnesota Is Devastated by Restive Red Men and Set. tiers Threaten Speedy Reprisals
TO BLOCK NEWROAD Hauser Company Has Claim to Street Cross Town Line Is Not Yet Assured JRestraining Order May Be Served Today Slaughter House Concern Assorts the Pacific Electric'* New Franchise Is Worthless Unless Settlement Is Made
All Tin Mills Resume
PROMINENT MEN INDICTED BY FEDERAL GRAND JURY Portland Attorney Involved With Others in Alleged Conspiracy to Defraud United States Government of Public Lands
Styles Nan Patterson to Jury "as Stony Hearted, Cruel Mouthed Avenger" In Final Argument Prosecutor Rand Strips Caesar Young Case of All Romance—Judge Will Charge Jury Today
IS REAM FOR WAR Kaiser Defies Great Britain's Navy Says He Will Fight if England Wishes Irritating Utterances Must Cease German Emperor Informs Premier Balfour That British Anti.Gera man Campaign May Bring t Trouble
II , ( HARVARD LOSES STUDENTS College Roll Falls Below That of Last Year
THE DAY'S NEWS
DECLINE TO_FIGHT Standard Oil Takes No Action Rogers Abandons Idea of Litigation Broker Confirms Lawson Story New Yorker Says He Carried Dress Suit Case Containing $225,000 in Small Bills for the Dela. ware Gang
PARALLELS BAY STATE CASE Chicago Gas Company Pays Tribute to "System"
LAWSON CASE IN COURT Judge Reserves Decision in Bay State Gas Trial
WELCOMES^PARKER Democratic Leader Gets Hearty Ovation
Will Ply From Swedish Ports
WILLIAM ALVORD DROPS DEAD A T HIS RESIDENCE His Demise Removes One of the Foremost Men on the Coast He Was President of Bank of California and Member of Many Institutions
HA TTLESHIP TEXAS STRUCK BY FLOATING DRY DOCK Monster Derrick Boat Breaks From Moorings and Runs Amuck in Navy Yard, Inflicting Serious Damage to Fighting Ship
"PE-RU-NA is AN ADMIRABLE TONIC," Says Congressman Dunnell
FORMER SENATOR SHOUP EXPIRES
One Time Territorial Governor Dead
Held Up and Robbed
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Aspires to Senate
JOBBERS ABANDON SUGAR ASSOCIATION
SUES POLICE CHIEF Chinese Gambler Asks $25,000 Damage for Raid in San Francisco
PANAMA IS SHAKEN – , Ten Slight Earthquakes Are Followed by Strong Shock
Wide Area Trembles
Czar Buys Drexel's Yacht
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MOODY Dp BILL He Defines Plan to Aid Internal Commerce President Supports the New Measure Executive Deairea Speedy Paaaage of Interatate Law, Fair Alike to Shippera and Common Carriera
REMOVES TWO MORE POSTAL EMPLOYES Postmaster General Disciplines Rural Letter Carriers for Disregard of Order Prohibiting Lobbying Before Congress
WESTERN PACIFIC BEGINS LINE WORK Construction Is Already Under Way at Beckwith Pass and Will Commence at Other Points
CARNEGIE FOUNDS SCHOOL Offers $400,000 for Institution in Boston Like Cooper Union By Asnoclatod Press. BOSTON, Dec. 21.—At a meeting of
WORLD'S RECORDS ARE SMASHED BY BARNEY AND HIS DRAGON 4 ■ Oldfield Makes Three New Marks for the Autos FRANK KULICK'S CAR REFUSES TO RUN ————— # Thirteen Seconds Clipped From Nine Mile Time by Green Flyer
FOUR HUNDRED ELKS IN YULETIDE FESTIVAL Annual Gathering of Lodge Men for Banquet and Holiday Social. Package Sale for Benefit of Orphans
TO ESTABLISH WIRELESS STATION San Diego Will Be One of the Points Selected by Navy Department
Rates to San Joaquin Valley
You Are Entitled to It
DEATHS OF THE DAY C. M. McAfee, San Francisco
Admiral Ommanney, England
WILL CUjIHRUSTS Commissioner Garfield Files His Report Says Corporations May Be Controlled Finds That State Franchises Are Per. nicious and Suggests Congres. sional Action to Rem. edy Evils
Pyrouraphy Outfits
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iioiiel mm Japs Will Assist in the Tournament Ironwood Cannon Will He Used Unique "Piece" Imported to Celebrate Fall of Port Arthur Will Be Used In Pasadena New Year Festivities
WILL CONSOLIDATE OFFICES County and City Officers to Be One and the Same
FUGITIVE ARRESTED AT MOJAVE Slayer of Depuy at Barstow Found in a Box Car on the Desert
Lodge Elects Officers
HELP! HELP! HELM
LAY CORNER STONE OF. LAKE AVENUE CHURCH
SANTA ANAVOTES WATER BONDS City Will Expend $100,000 in Improv. ing Facilities
Tax on Pool Tables
Two Narrowly Escape Death
Sold Tobacco to Minor
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THCHERUK ' Frederick Burk Scores Pedagogues ' —— i slaves to Text Book-, He Dedans Urge* His Hearers to Mingle More With People About Them and Avoid "Ruts" InV Which Many Are Drftlng
MUBT TIP IN EUROPE Supdntendent Foshay Tells Teachers How to Travel Abroad
CITY PEDAGOGUES IN SESSION Dii F. B. Dresslar Addresses Two Meetings
TRIBUTE TO LOS ANGELES ftedlands Educator Praises the Local Schools
LESS WASTE IN USE OF WATER Superintendent Saye Per Capita Con. sumption Has Fallen Off—Hopes for Further Decrease—Rev. enues Are Good
TO STOP FLOWER VENDING ON STREETS Humane Society to Ask Council to Revoke Licenses of Children « Who Peddle Flowers Through City
HOSPITAL BUILDINGS ACCEPTED BY BOARD Contracts for County Supplies Are Awarded by Supervisors to Rep. resentative Los Angeles Firms
SYSTEMIJEJECTED Council Turns ! own the Foster Alarm Ignoresßecommendation of Apparatus Clean.Up of Old Legislation by Coun. cil—Two Police Surgeons Pro. vided For—lnvestigating Committee's Report
PASADENA PLANS FOR TOURNAMENT OF ROSES New Year's Day Celebration Will Have Interesting Features—Choice of Boxes to Be Auctioned on Tuesday
IMPORTANT CORNER SOLD Property Will Be Improved With New House of Worship
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PASADENA'S TOURNAMENT OF ROSES
YOSEMITE PARK NEGLECT
EASTERN DROUGHT DISASTER
RECEIVE FOR PRESIDENT Alumni of the Normal School Entertain in Honor of Dr. Millspangh
$ I | Social Diary amid Gossip
Social Notes
FLORISTS CUT RATES New York Growers Rebel Against the Jobbers
GO BACK ON OL' MISSOURY
HUM HIDED Associated Charities Ends Year's Work Suffering Relieved on Every Hand Officers and Directors of the Organ, izatlon Are Re-elected at Annual Meeting—Plan* for the Future
Woman's Clubs
£60 MARKET B CAUSE OF VORRY * Produce Exchange Seeka o Better Trade Conditions—Plana hclude Proper Arrangement of tta» tiatlcal Information
To Sell the Sloop Detroit TN m MM, ~
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AROUND THE TOWN
AMUSEMENTS
The Angelas Hotel OHU
I FOUR MEN SCORCHED IN GASOLINE FIRE Spectacular Blase In Bouth Broadway Establishment Cauaea Conilder. able Excitement—Damage Amounta to $600
MRS. D. H. HILL DIES IN NORTH CAROLINA Widow of Noted Confederate General and Mother of Well Known Local Physician Enters ' Upon Last Rest
INCORPORATIONS
. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
V CITY HALL NOTEB
Investment Company Organized
Camp Gets Appointment
MUSIC AND THE: DRAMA k A
"The Bilver Slipper"
Object to Hubbard
Horse and Buggy Stolen
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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REAL EBTATE TRANSFERS ]
BUILDING PERMITS
Christmas Stationery
MEAT INSPECTOR CONDEMNS BEEP Several Hundred Pounds of Meat Aro Confiscated by Health Officers. Conditions to Be Investlagted by County Officials
Y. M. C. A. SIDE SHOWS FEATURE OF THE FAIR Members of the Association Prove Good Entertainers, and Treasury of Triangle Club Is Replenished
Chamberlain's Cougli Remedy Act* on Nature'a Plan
* » • THEATER ISSUES PAPER Belasco Management Publishes Live Weekly
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WINS FMGHT Gold Rose Easily Beats Older Horses Public and Bookmakers Break Even Chub and Tryon Backed to a Stand, still and the Talent Scores Heavily—West Brook. field in Front
ASCOT ENTRIES
Fight Drew $26,900
HERALD'S RACING FORM CHARTS
FORM OF THE HORSES
ANANIAS EASILY WINS HANDICAP Walter Jennings No Longer Has First Call on the Services of Jockey Davis—Red Cross Nurse Takes Fifth
NELSON AND CORBETT MAY FIGHT AGAIN
KID M'COY AND TWIN SULLIVAN TO FIGHT
BOWL DOUBLES TOURNEY McKenzie's Alley to Be Formally Opened
New Orleans Racing
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J FEDERAL LICENSES I — ; Suggested by Commissioner Affect Trading Reaction Due to Feeling of Skepticism Stock Market Still Influenced by the Shock of Confidence Over Coat of Decline In Prices—Loss of Gains
New York Stocks and Bonds
SHORT ORANGE SUPPLY; AVERAGE PRICE HIGHER
ACTIVITY Ift STOCK TRADING
New York Bonds t
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Dividend Declared
Steel Bolts Advance $4 a Ton
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Short Crop of Wheat in Argentina. Advances Prices By Aisoclated Press.
Market Ranges
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock Market
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
EGGS AGAIN FIRM Receipts of Ranch Show a Decline Butter Surplus Is Not in Evidence Northern and Local Cheese Firm. Bananas Sell Freely—Fish Too Plentiful—Shippers Notified to Stop Consignments
LOCAL STOCKS* AND BONDS Bank Stocks
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