Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 338, 3 September 1901

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WITH PARADES, SPORTS AND DANCING, THOUSANDS OP WOEKINGMEN ENJOY TO THE UTMOST THE CELEBRATION OE THE NATIONAL LABOR DAT Thousands of Union Men Make a Gay Showing in Los Angeles PRIZES ARE AWARDED Sports at Chutes Draw Crowds of Excited and tiaper Spectato- BIG BALL AT TURN ICR HALL Throusrhont the Celebration Good Order, Good Cheer and (aood alilp l*r«'vn 11—( >r«> hi (mi Ie n of the Review uud Inspection on Ilroad- Are Witnessed by flae Mayor and Members of the rity Council n* "Well ai by n. Vast Assemblage of People— the Day

THE MORNING'S NEWS

EA9TKRN STATES

Vice-President .Roosevelt Delivers an Address in Minneapolis PRAISE FOR PIONEERS Combination of Law for Best Protection of Labor and Its interests OUTCRY AGAINST WEALTH Riding a Spirited Animal the Colon*! Passes Down the Liucs of Minneao* ta's Troops—GueNt of State Fair Ai« soriat ion at Lunch and Shakes « Thonntti'd Kni.ds at Reception—Re« pelves Enthusiastic Greeting From Men and Women-Attends Dinner at Minneapolis f'lnh in Elfeniny

BRYAN TALKS POLITICS TO KANSAS WAGE EARNERS

LABOR'S HOLIDAY AT PITTSBURG ■

BROKEN HEADS AND NOSES IN GEORGIA CELEBRATION

1 DAY OBSERVED AT OTHER EASTERN CITIES

Chlcnso

Philadelphia .. T I

Boston

Cincinnati

I ' J ' " |HORRORS OF TRAIN WRECK

BOY MURDERS PLAYMATE Shootn lllni Willi While in a Khko T" T " <"« C! I .V» \ -: — t' . . II ..... 1 . _ ■» »

and >\ai un. «ilrl < I ill in » She \\ ii m K ill iiiinril

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THREE OF THE NOTABLE DISPLAYS MADE BY VARIOUS UNIONS

Gll>l>ou-Y<V3uk U>dding

I'hnenix

Simla Crux

SAN FRANCISCO DEMONSTRATION Twenty Thousand Men Celebrate Orderly, Impressive and Enthusiastic Body ot Workers Pa.ce of Honor In Great Parade Given to Men Who Are on Strike—Con-Vreasiuan Muirnlre Given Sound Advice to Employer* and Employes In Hi* Addrc** at Mechanic** Hall

OTHER COAST CITIES HOLD CELEBRATIONS

Saeramento

Shd Diego

San Jane

CHUN GOES TO BERLIN Kaiser Waives Ceremony of Kotowing Only Prince and Ying Chang to Be Received Frcncli Troop* Formally Evaeunte Peking;, Pao Tiiitf Fn and Other Points Oeenpied by Tlieni—ll. Ci. Squire*, Secretary of 1 . S. Legation, Leaven for America With Art Goods

French Troop* Etaonate

Missionaries' and Soldiers* Loot

+++ flritish Hark Lost

Salisbury Mny Ho (•lvnt n Duk^doro

I CHARGED WITH BIG FORGERY ~ Philadelphia Woman in | Trouble Abroad I Certificate of Canadian Pacific > Railway Raised 8 Marie Josephine Kaitwick Tries Ope- I rntioiiM on London Stock Exchange, | Placiiifc an Order for Two Shares* Which She Increased to Five, Later £ Raising; the Stock to a Thousand i

1 lIKR PHILADELPHIA CAREER Mlaa Kniluick Well Known In Qnnker >' City's Beat Society

– vwwvwww I O'BRIEN CURSES f 8 HIS EXECUTIONERS 8

KEARNEY TO I EAISIN MEN

Receiver of >llu<-a IllirhnrHril

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MITNIER BEY LEAVES PARIS The Turkish Ambassador Goes to Switzerland Uprisings in Various Parts of Ottoman Empire Brlsanda Carry OK thr Son of a Hl»h Functionary Near AUrlanople After Bloody Kngajrement With Troop*. Saltan's Aide de Camp Killed by Albanlaua—'Turkey Muat Settle

Annlvornnry of Sixltnn'* A«conilon

No Reply to Porte*« Appeal

g , , Drynn In Ohio Campaign

Iltmslan Imperial I'nrty at Elmlnor

♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo* 0 MONTANA BANK BILLS § WITHOUT SIGNATURES *

FOOD FOR PEOPLE OP JOHANNESBURG Arrangements to Be Made for a Sufficient Supply Hurra In Heeonrentratlon Campa to Be Taken to Coaat Toiraa, So That Hallwaya May Be Able to Supply Population of the Mining' Dlatrlet

Hliodea to Publish Correspondence

Boer Prisoners for Dermnda

«-( ♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo*! | ONLY ONE MAN SAVED § g FROM CREW OF FORTY £

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DISASTROUS TBIP IS OVER Bedlegs Tell Stories of Hard Luck \ Lou Hardie Afraid to Control Sacramento Crowds – Your llscle Henry Harris Pars His Left-Handed Respects to the Sacramento Baseball Crowds, Which He Characterises as the Most Bitterly Partisan He Has Ever Known

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES

tt. Loots and Brooklyn

Boston and Pittsburg

Cincinnati and Philadelphia

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

(hicairn and Philadelphia

Detroit and Washington

Boston and Cleveland

IBERii IS EASY FOR EWING'S MEN Wash's Twirler Safely Hit Seventeen Times Leaders In the Pennant Race Conld Not Connect With Hodson's Slow-Lobs, and the Codes Annex a Game Wlthont Any (treat KlKort

' MINOR BALL GAMES

TAYLOR EASILY WINS PROFESSIONAL HALF MILE

Hilton Trophy Rifle Match

Hammer Throwing Record

Rope Climbing Record Broken

"PORK KINGS" PLAY' IS SUPPRESSED

ITALIA WINS THE OCCIDENT Large Crowd Witness Sacramento Races El Diablo Outclasses His Field in the 2:12 Pace Uooki Are Well Patronised bat Few L»rge Sum* Were Watered—IThe Weather la Perfect bat the Track Im a Trifle Soft to Secure the Beat Time—Results In Other Events

LABOR DAY RACES ON THE DIFFERENT TRACKS

At Delmor Park

Harlem Summary

At Sheeepahead Bay

Races In Montana

Yankee Entered in Xext Derby

YACHTS FAIL TO FINISH CONTEST J Race Is Called Oft' for Lack of 1 Wind Colombia Leads by a Good Quarter i : of a Nile When Race Is Given I'p. ; – Law-son's Proposal Will Probably | IVot Be Accepted by the Yacht Club ■

Lnwaon'i Latest Proposal VPlir V/M1 *r CI i.. • . . .

INTERNATIONAL TROUBLE Action of Arlsona Customs Officers Mny Cause Complications

PROHIBITION TICKET Cftndiilnte* Nominated for Massnehusetts State Campaign

Heater's Cotton Crop Report

Kern County to Hold a Fair

INDIAN ACCUSED OF TRIPLE MURDER

MEN LOSING AT DCQUESNE Strike Is a Question of Endurance Manufacturers Get More Men for Their Mills Colored Man la Mistaken for Non-Union anil Hum a Narrow Exrape From Molt—Strikers Returning to Work at MeKeespori—Tennessee Conl Miners ttnlt Work

Non-t-'nlon Miners

Miners* Wage Settle

Thousnnd Miner* Oat

NEGROES ASSAULT AN lOWA GIRL Two Men Suspected of the Crime Are Arrested .1 ilit Ware In Attacked by a <*aiiK of Colored Men While on Her Way to Sunday School, and EneapeN With Nearly All Her Clothing Torn Off

BESIEGED BY INSURGENTS Bocas Del Toro Invested by Liberals American Gunboat Machias May Proceed to Scene Consular Agenta Complain of Severe Harbor lie* tr let ion * Interrupting | tommeree in the Harbor of Doean del Toro—General Castro Goes to France on Diplomatic IliiMlnena

General Caatro Goea to France

VeucEiicla's Complaints Explained i

I,al>orera Dinclinrgeil From Mine*

FILIPINOS TAKE OATHS OF OFFICE Two Natives Are Members of the Philippine Commission Dr. I'ardo de Tavern and Benito Lc. Burdo Are Inaniinrated—Joae IS. l.uxnriuKH la Unable to Take tbe Oath on Account of lllneaa

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THE NATION HONORS LABOR

OUR VERSATILE VICE PRESIDENT

SAN DIEGO TO YUMA

A SPLENDID SHOWING

IT ALL DEPENDS

IMPORTED STEEL WORKERS

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His Record as an Abstainer

ZtAe Scloai ScAoo/ as SHasecl on Child Study

fflasebait a Straight Sam*

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Prohibition at Long Orach F!(!itr»r Hprnld • Vmir cnrrcinnnHont enva

Keep Central Park Clean

"Theodora"

Answer* tu Brief

In Bad Luck

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Theatrical Surgery

Why He Kicked

A Shooting Trip

THIS DATE IX AMERICAN HISTORY SEPTEMBER 3

THE HOMESBBKRRS

THE CITY'S NEWS

TODAY'S EVENTS

ALL AROUND TOWN

Undelivered Telegrams

New Turns at the Orpheum

CARLISLE IS TO PRESIDE Important Meeting of the Illinois Society New Constitution Is Adopted and New Officers Elected It Is the Intention ot the Organlaatlon to Give Several Kntertalnmenta During the Coming Seaaon—Harmony Pervade* the Organisation, Which Xnmbera Over lftOO Memhera

Y. M.C. A. LEADERS HOLDANNUAL CONFERENCE

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PERSONAL NOTES

HOTEL ARRIVALS

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS NEWS OF PASADENA \

SOCIALISTS TALK OF CO OPERATION Interesting: Subjects Discussed at Ebell Hall Rav.W.E.Copelnnd Tells of Successful Co-operative Colony Eatnblislird at Barley, Wasll., and F. J. Spring Dlscussea Consolidation

SAMPSON IMPROVING Ilrport»of Rear \(I ml ml'* Illness Are ; Exaifiremted

FIRE ICHICAGO Logan Square Terminal of Elevated Jtoiitf l)«*Mtroyefl

LANDING OFJMMIGRANTS Report on Alleged Frand* Forwarded to Washington

(RIVERSIDE COI'STY) SEPARATE HOTEL FOE. INVALIDS Healthy Tourists at Strawberry Valley Protest Soelallnts (>aln Cironnd and Make Converts at Klvernlde— Receipts of Lumber for Building: Boom—lndian Hobs Indian of Ills Wheel

(SANTA BARBARA COIXTY) SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN DELAYED AT LOS ALAMOS

(LOS ANGBLBS COUNTY) COVINA TEAMSTER GETS INTBOUBLE Accused of Embezzling a Horse From Chinese – H. E. Chesebro, Manager and Secretsry of Covins Citrus Association, Hmlgni to Brromf Manager of the Covins Fralt Eiokaace-Notes

(ORANGE COUNTY) IRRIGATION DIRECTORS MEET AT ORANGE

j • •• • • UUUQIIIVI, » liU U4 IH tu I.UUU J . (SAN DIEGO COUNTY) FARMERS' INSTITUTE TO MEET AT ESCONDIDO

(SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) SIXTY YEABS AS MAN AND WIFE Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Boyce Celebrate Anniversary The Conple Have Been Prominent for Years In Santa Barbara Social Circles—Several Change* Made Among Organists of the Local Churches

(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) INTERESTING HISTORY OF OLD REDLANDS LANDMARK

(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) CEMENT SIDEWALKS AND THEIR INCIDENTS

(SAX DIBGO COUNTY) RAILROAD VALUATIONS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY

(HIVISItSIDE COUNTY) PROHIBITION ORDINANCE IN EFFECT AT CORONA

puuili' si'liuui win in mu «>cc»o. Monnment to General Wynn

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PORT LOS ANGELES

OCEAN PARK

LONG BEAGH

BAXTER GETS EAGING MAD ——_____ Pays Some Compliments to Gerald Hughes "It's a Waste of Lather to Shave an Ass" Former Governor of Colorado Wakes Wroth lleeause of Accusation That Ills >-'niiill> la Ostracised by Denser Society nnd "Thirty Cent Hunt"-"Hok nnd llomlny

DUBOSE CONTEMPT CASE Conrt of Appeal* Grant* Motion (or a Itehearliiß

BrlttMll llnrk Anliore

Cyclist lloldn I p Coach

SOUTHERN PACIFIC § MAKES CHANGES |

SOCIAL ENDS IN DEATH AND BLOOD

SIXTY CONVICTS TO BE CONFIRMED San Quentin Prisoners to Become Catholics Service* Will Il«* Performed Sunday by ArclililMliop Hloriiun AmnlNtcii by Rev. Fallu*rN John Kiikhn and Hubert Senium—SticrertHlul Luliori

DR. KRAUSE CHARGED WITH HIGH TREASON

TWENTY-FOUR HOUR RACE Lawnon. Turville and Kin* nt Salt I'uliice Truck'

DEATH IN HOTEL FIRE One Demi. Five Injured and Others Have .Narrow Escnpeß

Former Juatice Kennedy Drlnx

AnsreleiiOM Abrond

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DESTRUCTION BY CLEVELAND'S FLOOD Work of Repairing the Damage is Begun Lous Will He lleavlent In Injury to the Roadway*, Caving; In of Street lmprovementi, Etc.—.Mu l<o«a of iulfe j Has an Vet Been Reported

MEETING OF MONARCHS C'aar and Kniicr Arc to !)!»ouitH Importnnt Mattern

M'FARLAND DEFEATS TAYLOR Taken Two Straight Hoot* at Madlnon Square harden

LETTER CARRIERS' PAY BUI to Be Introduced nt the National Convention 1

I'rof. Snti»liin Drowned

Marrying Divorced X'eraon*

TELEGRAPHER'S SUICIDE Railroad Operator at Palmyra Shoot® Himself

FEDERATION OF LABOR CONFERS ON SHAFFER

I nioii'd Sensational Cliarfiei

Accidentally Shot With Small Rifle JAMESTOWN. Cal.. Sent. 2— Leo

Arrival* From the Orient

Prominent Mormon Shot

lndinnupoll*

CnrneKle Reward* Miner*

To Stock Stream* With Trout

Cold-Blooded Murder

Yellow Fever Inoenlatlon

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—- – THE J/VEATHER

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STATE TAX LEVY 18 DETERMINED Rate Shows a Redaction From That of Last Year Board of K.unalixat lon Mveta at Sacramento and Klxra the Rate at Portr-Slx (>■■(■ «n Barh Hundred Dollars' Worth of Taxable Property

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FEAR, EXPRESSED FOR SPINDLE TOP Fire Would Cause an Awlul, Conflagration Tka Death of Ifvrrnl Men From (ima Han Met OH Men Tlilnklnar Recard-Ihk the Danver ot Dentrnetloa of the Texaa Oil Kleld by Fire

FULLERTON FIELD /flnan lal I • 1

COLUSA COUNTY

»poooc>OCOOOOOOOO<XK)OOOOOO# \ jjj SUMMERLAND OIL §' $ FIELD CONSOLIDATION |

LEASING A REFINERY

SAN BERNARDINO

♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo# 11 PLOWING WELL §i

1 ——— WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING

MINING SALE OF REVENUE

WITH THE MINERS

HAWAII'S JUDGES j DO NOT AGREE Constitution ami Flag Worries the Courts Mne Defendants Who Hail Keen Released on Habeas Corpus Are Remanded Dark to Jail—Governor 1 Dole Improved In HealtU

TRANSFEROF WU j Chinese Mlnlatrr Doubts the Truth of Current Reports

May Sncrerd Wu

REVOLT IN PERSIA Grand Vialer Accmrd of Selling the Country

LIVE STOCK MARKETS

COAST SHIPPING

Brown, the Furnace Man

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CAR SERVICE REGULATIONS New Schedule Goes in Operation No Allowances Made for Stormy Weather All of the Kallrondn in the Pacific ; South went Arc in the Agreement, ! and Shl|>i»crn Will Uc Held to Strict j Accordance With the Utiles—substance of the Itew Schedule

SEVERAL FIRES KEEP DEPARTMENT ON JUMP Hot and Swift 11 luxe Destroys I'pliol- j sterer B. F. Allen «& Co.'» | Workslion I

Presbyterian Clergj men Meet

Rniitlnt* Eloet Offloor»

NORMAL HAS FINE rKOSPECTi Attendance Will be a Kecord Breaker Over a Hundred New Students Are Enrolled (letter Facilities Than Ever Have Keen Provided for Those Who Are j Stud> i nit to Be Tenohers—Regular t'lnnn Work and Recitation* Will lieirln Tomorrow Morula*

Now Diamond Field Discovered ! Advices reach us of new diamond field

SURVEYORS IN THE FIELDi Railroads Compete lor liiglits ot Way Rock Island and Santa Fe Work- j ing in Arizona Principal Unrry In to Get Control of the Man Pedro Valley—Both Roada Relieved to Re Headed for a Yaluai l»le Awrlcnltnral and Topper Mining District—May Ihtend Went

BUTCHER LEVY LOSES HIS FAT POCKETBOOK (iave n Stranger a Hide but Makes Xo Aeeusation of Tliell Against Him

PRESIDENCY OF CUBA Senor Talma's Strength Said to Be Very Great

Iin»!r» Institute Mectlnßii

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Doniiinrk Accept® America** Offer « ') A /I linn * ~Un

, | lIIUICO. The Favorite Line East

JOTTINGS

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