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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 38, 8 November 1906
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CHANLER'S ELECTION NOT YET CONCEDED
BECKHAM WINS A HARD FIGHT AGAINST SENATOR M'CREARY
CUMMINS' PLURALITY NOW BELIEVED TO BE AT LEAST 20,000
Elect Entire Ticket
BRIDGE TENDER IS BLAMED FOR WRECK
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN 223 DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMEN 163
GOOUING'S ELECTION IN STATE OF IDAHO IS NOW CONCEDED
Result Still in Doubt
Democrats Win In Missouri
Chicago Elects Negroes
Democrats Gain Two
Result Is Close
Many Favor Statehood
Landslide in Oklahoma
Crawford an Easy Winner
Few Want Statehood
Concede Burkes Election
Stewart an Easy Winner
REPRIMANDS WEATHER MAN
Will Go After the Octopua
Will Repair Bt. Francis
ROBBERS BATTER CAR MAN
TAiut tn i i:>iri;ii I rm;«i <
BELL STILL HAS FIGHTING CHANCE
REPORTS FROM 220 PRECINCTS SHOW FOLLOWING VOTES
CITY NON-PARTISANS TO OPEN CAMPAIGN NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT
SHYLOCKS HOVER LIKE JACKALS ABOUT THE POLLING PLACES
NON-PARTISANS SAY THEY HAVE WON MORAL VICTORY AT ALL EVENTS
DEFEAT ONLY MAKES THE DEMOCRATS MORE DETERMINED TO WIN
ABE RUEF PERFECTLY SATISFIED WITH THE ELECTION OF GILLETT
Plurality Is Small
Tulare Solid for Bell
Ban Mateo Goes to Gillett
Carpenter Defeats Woods
Greene Defeated
Merced Goes for Bell
Napa Strong for Bell
Gillett All the Way
San Joaquln Goes for Bell
GILLETT MUST GET 8000 FROM LOS ANGELES COUNTY TO WIN
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST
CHINA ISSUES IMPERIAL EDICT
UNIONIST PARTY WINS IN PORTO RICO
MOODY SUCCEEDS JUSTICE BROWN
JAMES R. GARFIELD SUCCEEDS HITCHCOCK
BELIEVE CHEW OF ELEVEN DROWNED
Would Restrain Ruef
RAINS SWELL NORTHERN RIVERS
A STATESMAN SHOOTS HIS FRIEND
Banker Refused Bail
Will Test State Law
Sheridan Starts East
Refuse to Arbitrate
Storm Strikes Santa Clara
Stlra Business Circles
Exonerate* Frantz
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GIVE BAZAAR FOR LORETTO CHURCH
REFUSES TO GO BACK TO HUSBAND
WILL KEEP PEACE AT NEGROES' RINK
MAYOR AND MASON VOTE AGAINST LICENSE
lALK POOL ROOM PROJECT
MOTHERS ENGAGE IN CONTEST
INCORPORATIONS
ROMANCE REACHES A CLIMAX
Breaks a Rib
Aber Nit
HASTY WEDDING AVOIDS BAD LUCK
FISH WARDEN'S HEAD BROKEN
At Their Meeting
PHONOGRAPH TELLS ON THIEF
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DENY RUMORS OF WITHDRAWAL
PAID $11,500 FOR LARGE LOT
Westlake and Maryland
Big Advance Sale
ASSAILED IN THE DARKNESS
CALLS IT A FRIENDLY RAP
"POLY" STUDENTS WILL PRESENT TWO PLAYS
BURLESQUE WAR IS OVER; KOLB AND DILL WIN FIGHT
RESISTS OFFICER; FINED $100
CARRIES A HEAVY BATTERY
WOULD SHOOT A POLICEMAN
SELL NINE REALTY PARCELS
TAKE TALLYHOS TO GRIFFITH PARK
LIGHTED CIGAR CAUSES FIRE
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COUNTESS CALLS COUNT A LIBERTINE
TODAY ENDS THE CITY REGISTRATION
NON-PARTISAN CITY TICKET
GIVES DETAILS OF MANY CRIMES
A REMARKABLE CONFESSION
SEES WATCHMAN TAKE MONEY
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Untitled
A DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH
THE BLANKET BALLOT
IN OLD MISSOURI
NOT CALIFORNIA-LIKE
ONCE BERNHARDT'S RIVAL
CHICAGO WOMAN SOLVES THE SERVANT GIRL PROBLEM
THE BOOK OF OROVER
GREAT PERIL THREATENS MAINE
"ROMANJI" FOR JAPAN
QUEER FELLOWS
Feminine Fancies
W-Llncs and Plck-Ups
DOLLAR THAT CAME TOO LATE
A TRICK OF THE RUG MAN
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THE CITY
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Or. Coffey Speaks Before Club
Choose Delegates
Plays the Audience Out
OPEN BEAUTIFUL CHORAL HALL
Parker.Palmer Nuptials
To Give Reception Today
To Entertain Club
Marriage Takes' Place Today
Plan Banquet
Gives Benefit Card Party
To Give a Reception
Receives Chapter Members
Club Meets Today
Musical Program
Entertains Thimble Club
Honors Ban Francisco Girl
Fetes Bride.to-Be
SEES A FORTUNE IN PAPER WASTE
CONTRACTORS SAY CITY MUST PAY
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ATTELL AGREES TO ARTICLES
LONG-SHOT FALLS; NECK IS BROKEN
LATONIA RESULTS
KENNEDY DEFEATS CLARK IN BILLIARD TOURNEY
COMEDY OF ERRORS IN MIX-UP OF BABIES
PONIES TO RACE AT AGRICULTURAL
YALE INVITES COACH REID
BEARDLESS COP GUYS CHIEF
HORSEMEN LOOK TO ROSEBEN
ROLLER POLO IS ORGANIZED
HARD TUSSLE WITH A BEAR
BOXERS PREPARE FOR THE RING
PRETTY GIRL WANTS JOB AS LOCOMOTIVE FIREMAN
PLANT BARTENDER REWARDS GRAFTER
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLZ
'■ruth Cost Money
SETTLERS RAISE OLD GLORY
LOST MINE IS FINALLY FOUND
DOG SAVES TWO CHILDREN LOST IN DARK FOREST
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OFFICERS CHOSEN BY MISSIONARIES
PASADENA HAPPENINGS TOLD IN TABLOID FORM
WON'T HAVE TO PAY GAS BILL
WOMEN MOB ONE bF OWN SEX
LITTLE NEWS NOTES FROM LONG BEACH
HORSE BREAKS PLATE GLASS
BLACKSMITH MAY BE BLIND
GERMANS WANT CHEWING GUM
BRUIN PREFERS TO HUG MEN
No Longer Grass Widower
EVANGELIST WILL SWEAR WARRANT
TOWN HAS NO LAWYER; SALOONS PAY EXPENSES
CAUGHT IN TRAP ON TRACK: WAITED HOURS FOR DEATH
ALTADENA WILL JOIN THE STATE FEDERATION
Think Twelve Are Lo»t
COUNCILMAN T.J. ASHBY RESIGNS AS PREDICTED
EPISCOPAL CONVOCATION MEETS IN CROWN CITY
UNIVERSAL FORESTERS' OPEN MEETING A SUCCESS
FIRE ENGINE IS SMASHED RUNNING TO SMALL FIRE
DEMOCRATS MAKE INROADS
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THE WEATHER
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LONDON BANKERS WATCH NEW YORK
SUM X IHIIKCT M.K
New York Slock*
Other Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
London Board of Trade
Treaaury Statement
TOMATOES GLUT LOCAL MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggi and Cheese
FINANCIAL
LOO ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
DAILY MINING CALL
Tobacco Company Dividend
The Metal Market
Ban Francisco Mining Stocks
Credit Balances
VETERAN CUT ON THE TEMPLE
CHICAQO GRAIN MARKET
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
Sugar and Coffee
The Cotton Market
LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM IS RUDELY SHATTERED
BABY HELEN VISITED BY HER SIX GRANDMOTHERS
THIS FLAG A WORLD BEATER
DOG OYSTER BITES THUMB
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INCREASE WAGES OF 125,000 MEN
MAY FIGHT WESTERN LINES
ISSUES AN ORIENT TIME CARD
LABOR UNIONS OPPOSE THEM
HARAHAN SUCCEEDS FIBH
Railroad Notea
Demand Seats in Mexico
Woman Passenger Agent
CITY HALL NOTES
TELLS THE JUDGE HOW if WAS
TWO ARRESTED ON SUSPICION
GREAT ARTIST VISITS CITY
MILK WAGON ROUTS TWO MASKED THUGS
HIS CIGARETTES SAVE A DOOMED MAN'S NECK
GOES TO HONOLULU FOR SUGAR MACHINES
HORSE LEAPS ON A CAR
A Beautiful Funeral
HUNTS TROUCLE WITH KNIFE
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