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BELL ENDS HIS CAMPAIGN IN A BLAZE OF GLORY

NOMINEE FLOORS JUDGE McKINLEY IN REMARKABLE IMPROMPTU DEBATE

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THOUSANDS OF MEN MARCH IN PARADE THROUGH THE STREETS

CHAIRMAN SPELLACY DENOUNCES HEARST

CROWDS SWARM INTO THE CHUTES PARK AND WELCOME BELL

INTENSE EXCITEMENT IS AROUSED DURING BELL-M'KINLEY DEBATE

BELL IS GIVEN WARM WELCOME UPON RETURN TO LOS ANGELES

BEN E. WARD WRITES OPEN LETTER DENYING – CHARGES OF GRAFT

DR. LAMB ISSUES SIGNED STATEMENT, GIVING PLATFORM

non-part:sans issue instructions to precinct workers

DISTRICT ATTORNEY ISSUES STATEMENT ON MARKING BALLOTS

JAMES HANLEY HAS WORDS OF PRAISE FOR A NON-PARTISAN

ASSEMBLY NOMINEE OF THE NON-PARTISANS STATES HIS POSITION

MANY REPUBLICANS DECLARE INTENTION OF VOTING FOR BELL

LEE C. GATES DENIES HE PREFERS M'CARTNEY TO GIFFEN AS SENATOR

STATEMENTS IN REPUBLICAN LETTER EMPHATICALLY DENIED

HUGHES EXPECTS VICTORY

DEMOCRATS PREDICT MAJORITY IN HOUSE

SPIRITED CAMPAIGN ENDS IN COLORADO

CAMPAIGN IN NEVADA ENDS LIKE WHIRLWIND

EVERY ONE TALKING POLITICS IN IDAHO

ALL ISSUES ARE CLEAR CUT IN OKLAHGMA

BOTH PARTIES CLAIM A VICTORY IN MONTANA

DEMOCRATS PREDICT VICTORY IN KANSAS

NO CHANGE EXPECTED IN BLUE GRASS STATE

THINK JOINT STATEHOOD WILL BE VOTERS' CHOICE

Virginia in Doubt

MAY BE CLOSE IN THE BADGER STATE

INDIANA REPUBLICANS CLAIM BIG MAJORITY

UTAH WOULD WREST CONTROL FROM MORMONS

Opposition in One District

May Reduce Majority

PEARY ENCOUNTERS MANY OBSTACLES

KING BUYS DIAMOND PENDANT FOR BRIDE

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MADE TELLING SPEECH AT MONSTER RALLY AT CHUTES PARK

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SEAMAN KILLED BY JAPANESE

BELL ANSWERS MR. GILLETT

NEGRO SOLDIER DIES IN h SALOON ROW

BEAUTIFUL HOME OF MR. AND MRS. ARCHIE C. FREEMAN

WILL GRANT M 0 SPECIAL FAVORS TO CATHOLICS

WIRELESS TELEPHONE AN AID TO FISHERMEN

SOCIALIST CANDIDATES ARRESTED AT SEATTLE

Bark Is Given Up as Lost

SALTON SEA IS DOOMED AT LAST

DEATHS OF THE DAY

Lion Denies Report

SAUSALITO OFFICIAL INJURED IN FIGHT

ELK HUNTERS KILL A GAME WARDEN

I. P. MORGAN SECURES BURNS MANUSCRIPTS

ADDRESS LETTER TO MAMMA IN HEAVEN

Firemen Flee for Livee

Little Opposition

Expect Big Majority

SAYS HERING WILL PLEAD GUILTY

Big Church Destroyed

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LOCAL JAPANESE HONOR BIRTHDAY

R. G. LOUCKS AND BRIDE CAMPAIGN IN AUTO

CANDIDATE IS VERY POPULAR

NON-PARTISAN CITY TICKET

DON'T LOSE YOUR VOTE

WANTS LIBRARIES FOR ALL PRISON CONVICTS

Freight Goes In Ditch

Entire Ticket Safe

HER AUCTION IS ONLY AN "AD"

CLAIM RAILROADS FAVOR STANDARD OIL

SUPREME TREASURER AND FUNDS MISSING

SAYS UVERY BOY AND GIRL IS A SAVAGE

JAPANESE CELEBRATE EMPEROR'S BIRTHDAY

Miner Shoots Companion

Anarchist* Disappear

Not Yet, but Soon

Portland Is Prosperous

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GRANTED DIVORCE FROM W. S. TUPPER

JUDGE EWING TO LECTURE

90,000 PASSENGERS COME TO CALIFORNIA

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WIFE FAINTS AT LONG SENTENCE

REPORT SHOWS MUCH WORK ACCOMPLISHED

ITALIAN HURLED FORTY FEET BY A TRAIN

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald. Society Section

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LEAVES FROM SOCIETY'S NOTE BOOK

School to Entertain

Large and Brilliant Ball

Informal At home

Gives Large Reception

Solemnize Pretty Wedding

Give Attractive Bazaar

To Hold Church Fair

Celebrate Second Aniversary

Daintily Appointed Luncheon

Studio Mutlcaie

Averill Club Meets

Sheet and Pillow Case Party

Gives Spook Party

Celebrate Wedding Anniversary

Entertains Informally

Study Circle to Meet

Give* Luncheon

Entertains Merryhaha Club

To Marry Today

Gives Recital Before Club

Luncheon and Theater Party

Compliments Engaged Couple

Honors Bride.to.Be

Gives Musicale

Honors School Members

Arrives Home

Give Social Affair

Monthly Luncheon

To Entertain Thimble Club

Give Halloween Party

Is Guest at Rehearsal

Give Lucky Duck Twostep

AlboMt People |

Oi! of Towi Society

PASADENA

LONG BEACH SOCIETY

MUSICAL NEWS

FIVE CHINESE UNDER ARREST

MAY CHANGE CHARGE TO ONE OF MURDER

PRETTY GIRL WILL WEAR TROUSERS

MUTE IN CONVULSIONS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

ACCUSE DRIVER OF CRUELTY

A Compromlee

BLOCK MEN ASK AID OF MAYOR

ARREST BOYS ON SUSPICION

$ $ $

FALLIERES WILL HAVE NO PICTURES

FOREIGN WORKINGMEN EXPELLED FROM PRUSSIA

SPAIN TO BREAK WITH HOLY SEE?

BARRACKS NEAR CAIRO FOR BRITISH TROOPS

Mistakes

LONDON NEEDS A MUCK-RAKER

ARCHBISHOP OF POSEN WANTS NO GERMAN THERE

DUTCH STORY IS THAT JAPAN WILL TAKE JAVA

KAISER'S ANGER IS EASILY EXPLICABLE

ANNA PARNELL BACK IN ELAND

NEGOTIATIONS FOR WATERLOO FIELD END

Trouble Coming in Algiers

CHINA PLANS A CONSTITUTION

BANDIT BOARDS TRAIN TO ATTACK A SENATOR

NORWAY WANTS SPITZBERGEN

ENGLISH COMPLAIN AT GENERAL RISE IN PRICES

Brittany Fishing a Failure

WILD WOMAN ARRESTED IN SWISS MOUNTAINS

ANGLING POOR UP IN SCOTLAND

OPERA SEASON MAKES MODISTES SHOW HANDS

MILLINERY NOVELTIES CROWD ONE ANOTHER

BURGLAR'S SKULL BROKEN BY SAFE HE BLOWS OPEN

MURDER LIKE A DIME NOVEL

New Gold Field in South Africa

AUSTRALASIAN SHIPS IN A WAR OVER RATES

LIVERPOOL FINDS NO SOAP TRUST FORMING

WOMEN IN AUSTRIA TRY TO LYNCH A PRIEST

TAME BULL AT A FIGHT IS RELEASED BY CROWD

FOREIGN SHIP COMPANIES MUST PROTECT EMIGRANTS

Opium Smuggling in the Rand

Future Promise

REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA GOES AHEAD EVERY DAY

NEW PIANO PRODIGY HAS SPECIAL INSTRUMENT

Bad Depression on the Rand

AT THE THEATERS

The Week's Bills

Belasco's New Play

Coming Attractions

Don'ts for the Theater

NOTES BY THE MAT/NEE MAN

Who Wants a Dramatic Critic?

Greenroom Gossip

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald. City News

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HOW MEDIUM FAKERS DUPE INNOCENT

MAYOR WILL ASK FOR ORDINANCE

DOCK HOUGHTON AND FLORENCE WHITE STAR AS A SPOOK TEAM

PROFESSOR ARTHUR'S LETTER TO HIS SIDE PARTNER

FLORENCE WHITE STILL IN THE GAME AS SPOOK RAISER

ELSIE REYNOLDS' LETTER GIVES LINE ON FAKE METHODS

PROF. ARTHUR,' BOY PHENOM, DOING HIS FANCY STUNT|

GILLETT'S HAND STILL RESTS ON THE SHOULDER OF ABE RUEF

*MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION' NOT TOO NASTY FOR VIENNA

CAN BRING BABIES TO CHURCH

Chicago to New York in Ten Hours, Fare $10

How This Great Electric Road Came to Be a Reality

Economy of Electric Power

Aurora Road Shows What Electric Rapid Transit Can Accomplish

How Passenger Traffic Pays Better Than Freight

Wonderfully Level Route

New Road Encounters Few , Obstacles

No Makeshift Plans for the New Electric Road

Electric Line Will Build Up Many Great Fortunes

New Electric Line Offers the Small Investor an Unusual Opportunity

The Earnings of the Road Will Be Beyond All Precedent

The Time to Invest Is Now— Never Again Will the Price Be So Low

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CLOSF: O»" THP CAMPAIGN

THE SUNSHINE LAND

MR. BELL AND LABOR

♦ MR. BELL ON LABOR ♦

(JOVFRNMFNT WORK FAILS

FOIBLES OF LITERARY MEN

Supposition

A SHOOTING GALLERY SECRET

Spondulix

Afraid of It

MR. BELL ANSWERS ALL ACCUSATIONS

A Jubilee of Joy

Pl-llncs and IFicl-Ups

SLEEP AWAY

Somewhat Ambiguous

THE CITY I

BAND CONCERTS

WOMAN IS SEVERELY BURNED

CiUIRCI SERVICES MDCiUECi MUSIC

USES GUN TO SAVE HIS HAY

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

SEE OWENS WORK FROM THEIR AUTO

WOMEN PLAN CHURCH BAZAAR

THIEF STEALS TOILET SET WORTH HUNDRED DOLLARS

LEG CRUSHED BY LOCOMOTIVE

At the Beaqh

ANGELS DEFEAT GREAT GARVIN

FBAM ERNE MAY TB1 AGAIN

ATTELL AND BAKER MAY MEET IN JANUARY

RESULTS ON THE EASTERN GRIDIRONS

WILL CONTEST AT ROLLER POLO

PRINCETONTAKES SWEET REVENGE

SAYS AMERICAN LEAGUE IS SECOND OIL TRUST

WOMEN WORK QUICKLY WITH BRAIN SUPPLY

GANS AND HERMANN SIGN ARTICLES

POMONA HIGH IS VICTORIOUS

HARVARD DEFEATS BROWN SOLDIERS

MAY HAVE LONG PENNANT RACE SERIES

DARKNESS PREVENTS FINISH OF GAME

OAKS FAIL TO HIT; SAN FRANCISCO WINNER

AMATEURS WILL BE OUT IN FORCE TODAY

NEW LICENSES BRING $33,802

SKILLED LABOR IS SCARCE

CORNELL ROLLS UP BIG SCORE

Rugbylsts, Attention!

SANTA CLARA IS VICTORIOUS

SANTA ANA AND WHITTIER TIE

Useful and Ornamental

OCCIDENTAL WINS FROM ACADEMICS

LATONIA RESULTB

AQUEDUCT RESULTS

POLYTECHNIC CLIMBING HIGH

ELMORE MAGNATE WILL INVESTIGATE

POPULAR INSTRUCTOR IS MADE MANAGER

STANFORD AND BERKELEY PREPARE

ATHLETIC CLUB SECURES PHYSICAL DIRECTOR

HARNESS ENTRIES ARE RECEIVED

WAYNE MACHINES ARE IN DEMAND

AUTOMOBILES COME AND GO

CORONER SAYS DEATH DUE TO BRAIN HEMORRHAGE

FRANKLIN AND WHITE DISPUTE

RAMBLES CAR f IS ATTRACTIVE

ST. VINCENT'S SCORES HEAVILY AGAINST YALE

INCORPORATIONS

NOVEL METHOD TO FIND LOST WIFE

PANAMA COMMISSION AFTER JAMAICA LABORERS

SEES WIFE AMONG THE CHORUS GIRLS

'OUT CIGAR, OUT DOG,'HIS CRY

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald. Real Estate and Classified Section

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BOOMING DEALS IN LOCAL REALTY

DEALS ON VERMONT AVENUE

His Experience with Two Wives

TYPICAL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MANSION

HIGH VALUES ON SOUTH SPRING STREET

BUNCH OF SALES IN TRACTS

CASH COMING TO LOS ANGELES

Each Did His Part to Help

TOILERS SHOUT FOR MORE CARS

Up to His Old Tricks

DRAWING PLANS FOR NEW BRIDGE

FINE OFFICES ON BROADWAY

HILL STREET FRONTAGE TAKEN AT $2100 A FOOT

Lots Selling Rapidly

OVER 100 OFFICES IN NEW BUILDING

Puizltd at His Teacher

BEAUTIFUL FOLIAGE THAT ADORNS AVENUES

HIGH RECORD MONTH IS OCTOBER, 1906

New $14,000 School

"WHERE LAND OWNS WATER"

Piedmont Heights Tract

COUNTRY HOME BOUGHT AT PALMS

BIG ADVANCE SALES

TWELVE-YEAR OLD FORGER ARESTED

Many Register Falsely

Alberta Goes Ashore

No Statements issued

Few Contests in Texas

I'AHU OK THANKB

COUNTY NON-PARTISAN PLATFORM AND TICKET

COUNTY NON-PARTISAN TICKET

HERD SNAKES WITHIN FENCE

THREE ALMAS ARE BRIDES AT A SINGLE CEREMONY

BEGS ANGEL TO BREAK HIS BACHELORHOOD

CRAZED BEEKEEPER STINGS WITH HATPIN

THE WEATHER

SECURE SHARES IN MICA MINE

WILL MANDAMUS TRUSTEE BOARD

DO NOT APPROVE FRANCHISE

STATE COMMITTEE PREDICTS ELECTION OF THEODORE BELL

LANDS IN JAIL FOR BITING HIS FIANCEE

SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLC

MONEY AFFAIRS IN STOCK MARKET

New York Stocks

New York Bond*

Boston Stocks and Bonda

New York Bank Statement

Financial Record

Treasury Statement

GENERAL FRUIT MARKET

Market Ranges

San Francisco Mining Stock*

Cotton dnd Wool

FANCY POTATOES GOING HIGHER

Butter, Egg* and Cheese

Pacific Coast Trade

FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

DAILY MINING CALL

SHORTAGE IN RAISIN CROP

Sugar and Coffee

TRAVELING SALESMAN DIES

PAWNBROKER MISSES VALUABLE DIAMONDS

ESCAPED PRISONER IS RETURNED TO JAIL

AGED MAN DIES SUDDENLY

BAD BILLS CAUSE ARREST

YOUNG MAN, IN FIT, FALLS AND HURTS HEAD

Engineer's Head Hurt

Will Pursue Revolutionists

BIG JIMP IN POTATOES

Chicago Live Stock

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TWO HOUSES GO UP IN FLAMES

RANDOM NEWS NOTES ON PASADENA AND VICINITY

GAS EXPLOSION BURNS WORKMEN

STEAMER M'KINLEY ON FIRE

POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE ARE QUIETLY MARRIED

WEAVER INQUEST TO BE HELD SUNDAY MORNING

Sea Food la Scarce

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Los Angeles Herald Sunday Supplement. Magazine Section

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JONAHS OF THE DEEP

On the Trail of Treasure

Miss Derings Mauve Dress

Do Banes Make Weight?

When Fads Are Useful

Va*j,w The Story ot a Shop Window

Eitfht-Day Clocks

This House for $3,600

Teething Should Not Cause ///ness

WHEN HE MEANS BUSINESS

PERTINENT GOSSIP FOR WOMEN

PALMISTRY

COIFFURE ORNAMENTS A-GLITTER

NOVELTIES IN TABLE DECORATIONS

ILLUSTRATIONS

A Woman's Intuition

What to Serve With Fiih

For Feminine Perusal

Encouraging Home Work

Rice a I'ltallienns

To Fix Loose Knife Handle*

To Remove Old Wallpaper

Hygiene for Pets

A Snow Luncheon

WINTER OUTFIT FOR LITTLE MAIDS

The Tyranny of the Knife

A Trick on Her Friend

A QUIET LUNCHEON

I "Corkers" of the Thames

Tv Quoque

A City of White Stone

Least Said, Soonest Mended

A Jury of Birds

Women Gamblers

Frolicsome Kings

THE BLACK MOTOR-CAR

OPENING OF GRAND OPERA SEASON

FIRST WEKK.

THE PEOPLE OF THE OPERA; TRAITS AND WHIMS OF THE NOTED VOCALISTS

"AIDA," THE INAUGURAL; ITS ARGUMENT AND ITS CHARACTERS

THE OPERAS TO BE GIVEN; THOSE WHO WILL SING; STORY OF THE MUSIC

"LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR" THE SECOND OPERA TO BE PRESENTED

Los Angeles Sunday Herald. Comic Section

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Los Angeles Herald. Boys And Girls Magazine Section

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PEGGY AND THE INDIANS

ROPING A BUFFALO

AWKWARD BOYS

The Death Of The Stag

Jobooy's

HERO OF THE ALPS

A BRAVE RUSSIAN BOY

Hero of tbe Alps

TREASURE SEEKERS

Sailors' Superstitions

MIXED GEOGRAPHY

A FIGHT IN THE JUNGLE

BIRDS AT SCHOOL