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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 32, Number 269, 27 June 1905
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Article Text
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KIDNAPED GIRL INSISTS SHE WAS HYPNOTIZED BY WOMAN
PRISONERS BREAK OUT OF NEW MEXICAN JAIL
LAWYERS FIND HEIRS TO $4,000,000 ESTATE
SEIZE ISLAND OF SAGHALIEN
WILL MEET IN AUGUST
Outrages Will Not Be Repeated
ORIENTALISM IS SPREADING DANGER
FARMERS ARE SLAIN BY YAQUIS
WOMAN OFFICIAL HOLDS THE FORT
RUSSIA ABLAZE WITH RACIAL, AGRARIAN AND CIVIC STRIFE
OUTBREAKS UNEXPECTED E
BARRICADES ARE STORMED
Demand Trepoff's Removal
AUTHORITIES CONFIDENT
Population Thrown Into Panic
Ammunition Shipped to Caucasus
Bomb Thrown Into Police Station
Agrarian Disturbances Break Out
Fear Attacks on Educated Class
Calling on the Peasants to Rise
Printers Go Out on Strike
Attack the Governor's Palace
EQUITABLE WILL RECOVER FUNDS
OFFICERS CALLED IN GAMBLING CASE
THE DAFS NEWS
FORECABT
TALKS ABOUT TROUBLES OP PANAMA*CANAL COMMISSIONERS
GO INSANE IN DEATH VALLEY
CYCLONE SWEEPS OVER GREATER NEW YORK
DUTARD CASE IS ENDED
SAYS WALLACE IS FORCED OUT
BIG GRAIN FIRM IN BANKRUPTCY
WILL PROSECUTE ROADS FOR GRANTING REBATES
HIT IS TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL
SCIENTISTS TO STUDY U-; ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
APPOINTED RECEIVER FOR?'v» PHILADELPHIA COMPANY
TEAMSTERS REJECT – EMPLOYERS' TERMS
INDIANA BANK CABHIER SHORT ABOUT $18,000
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ARTISTIC WORK AT THE BELASCO
ORPHEUM OFFERS GOOD BILL
PLAYS AT BLANCHARD HALL
Fischer's Theater
The Apollo Club Concert
DAISY GIRLS HEAD BILL AT THE ORPHEUM THIS WEEK
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT .. IN COLLISION AT MORLEY.
YELLOW FEVER CABES DIMINISH AT PANAMA
BETTING RING IS DESERTED
INSANITY IS INCREASING
BRIG TANNER TOWED INTO PORT LUDLOW
DANISH CADETS PERISH AT SEA
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WHEHE CREDIT IS DUE
RED FLAG IN RUSSIA
A REALIZED DREAM
EBELL CLUB MEMBERS GIVE WELL ATTENDED CARD PARTY
LEAfES from SOdEITS NOTEBOOK
Alpha Gamma Sigma Luncheon
Crystal Wedding Anniversary
Whist Club Events
N^rry Birthday Party
Informal Tea
Dancing Party
Open Commencement Week
June 27 in the World's History
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PHYSICIAN GOES ABROAD ON EXTENDED VACATION
PROMINENT DEMOCRAT OF MISSOURI A QUEST IN CITY
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AROUND THE TOWN
LIVE CITY AGENTS WHO SELL THE HERALD IN LOS ANGELES
SIX MEDICAL STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
CITY HALL NOTES
INCORPORATIONS
SOCIETY WOMAN IS DIVORCED ON GROUND OF DESERTION
DIVORCE DECREE GIVEN HUSBAND
WOMAN HAS BAIL FOR SELF AND COMPANION
SIGHTSEEING TOURS ARE – NOW OWNED BY HUBERT
SAYS HIS ORANGE TREES RESEMBLED POND LILIES
PERSONAL
BUILDING PERMITS
Alumni Officers Elected
Whooping; Cousli in Jnmnlcii
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HALL PROJECT TAKING SHAPE
YOUTHS COMMIT MANY LONG BEACH ROBBERIES
RIVERSIDE HAPPENINGS
SCHOOL CHILDREN PICNIC
WILL WELCOME NEW ENTERPRISE
OCEAN PARK WILL HOLD GORGEOUS CELEBRATION
NOTES OF INTEREST ' TO SAWTELLE PEOPLE
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• tvducrd Hutrm to llrmrr. Colo.
PLUCKY GIRL SEIZES AND HOLDS BURGLAR
SANTA ANA BREVITIES
HIGHLAND BREVITIES
PACKING HOUSES CLOSING
C. M.'BLACKMAN GOEB TO QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
AVALON TO CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY
ENGLISHMAN ACCIDENTALLY KILLS HIMSELF AT HEMET
Czar Draws $42,500,000
MARINE NEWS
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LOGAL TRACK MEN MAY WIN HONORS
HART AND ROOT READY TO DO BATTLE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
, Hep Explanation
LOCAL SPRINTER SHOULD WIN DASHES IN THE NORTH
EASTERN RACING RESULTS
RESULTB AT THE SHEEPSHEAD BAY TRACK
HOW THEY RAN AT THE MEMPHIS COURSE
WINNERS AT THE DELMAR PARK TRACK
WINNERS ATTHE MEADOWS PARK TRACK
HEBERT YVINB AT GOLF > ON RIVERSIDE LINKS
MAY SUTTON IS EXPECTED TO WIN
NATIONAL LhAGUE
CHICAGO CUBS ROMP .V: AWAY FROM CINCINNATI
RESULTS IN THE O3TEND CHESS TOURNEY
Standing of the Clubs
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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SCOTT SCOOTS OFF BUT HUSTLES BACK
CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS ON TIMES PRINTING
RAIDS ALLEGED LOTTERY, ,' ARRESTING TWO PERSONS
SUFFERS BROKEN LEG IN SANTA MONICA PLUNGE
MEMBERS OF GRADUATING CLASS OF NORMAL SCHOOL WILL PRESENT "THE RIVALS"
DELAY IN PLANS FOR LIGHTING SPRING STREET
HEALY WINS PARTIAL – VICTORY FOR LABORERS
RAILROAD MEN TO STUDY RAVAGES OF SALTON SEA
FIRE DEBTROYB WASHINGTON LUMBER COMPANY'S MILLS
DETENTION HOSPITAL BIDS ARE CONSIDERED
CHARGES EMBEZZLEMENT BY A TRUSTED EMPLOYE
OTHER CRIMES MAY BE CHARGED AGAINST WILLET
SHIPMENTS ARE LIGHTER
THROWS DIAMOND AWAY IN FIT OF ABSTRACTION
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Part II
Masthead
Untitled
YOUNG WOMAN CLEVER DETECTIVE
SUPPOSED OFFICER WILL : -■ BE BROUGHT FOR TRIAL
POOR SHIJO'S PASS A WAS.SENT FORTHWITH
CHARGE ATTEMPTED ARSON AGAINST THREE PERSONS
GIRL PROVES HER VALUE AS AN AMATEUR DETECTIVE
POODLE LUNCHES WITH MISTRESS AT RESTAURANT
WEALTHY WINE MERCHANT l4?-v SAYS HE IS NOT INSANE
MOTOR CAR FOR RAILWAY SERVICE
Leather Gooda.
THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
LOS ANGELES HERALD
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BIG SHIPMENTS OF GOLD TO PARIS
BRISK ADVANCE IN STOCK PRICES
New York Btocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bond*
Financial Record
The Metal Market
ACTIVE MAHKET FOB OKANGES
San FrahcUco Mining Stocks
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Pacific.Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
Cotton and Wool
ALL PRODUCE RULES ACTIVE
Northern Oil Stocks
Sugar and Coffeo
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
WESTERN MINING STOCKS
Juat What Everyone Should Do
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RAP AT DOCTORS BY JUDGE TRASK
LIVELY BIDDING OVER DEPARTMENT SUPPLIES
RELEASED PENDING TRIAL ON CHARGE OF ASSAULT
JOSE ARNAZ LAND SOLD AGAIN
BOYS WITH-FIRECRACKERS DAMAGE HISTORIC JUNIPERO SERRA SYCAMORE . . : . . .^^^^^^^A^^^^m**.i..i..H..l.*.>»t»l<»'l"l"l"l'**'l"l"H'*llHH»»llM>»»»*'H
RAILROADS WILL BE BUSY FOURTH OF JULY
STATE INVESTIGATION OF -•■ CONCERN IS FINISHED
WORKINGMEN ORGANIZE CLUB FOR SOCIABILITY
AVOIDS ILL FEELING BY CLOSING TICKET INCIDENT
CITY OFFICIALS WILL – ATTEND PORTLAND FAIR
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