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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 61, 1 December 1906
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WINDS LEVEL RUINS
BLOWS SIXTY-THREE MILES AN HOUR
River Steamer Capsizes
Severe Weather on the Atlantic
Sloane Murder Trial Goes On
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THIRTY WERE KILLED IN EXPLOSION
JUNTA MEMBER IS FREED IN ST. LOUIS
BOLD JAIL BREAK AT LONG ISLAND CITY
KING MENELIK IS VERY SICK
LIPTON AMAZED BY AMERICA'S PROGRESS
Killed at Union Iron Works
Scarcli Zemstvo Houses
Ll'/nUB BOX HUM'S TO BB EQUALIZED
POLICE ACCUSE WOMEN
JUAREZ WOMAN FOILS POLICE
Hanged in Salem, Ore.
Soup Bcald« Oakland Child
HOLLAND'S TWO CENTURY INDIES WAR IS ENDED
BRING FERRY CAPTAIN TO TRIAL
THREE ILLINOIS BANKS CLOSE DOORS
COMMISSION IS DEMOCRATIC
Touchard's Squadron Sails
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WRECK BLAME FIXED
Grief in New York
Spencer Funeral in Washington
PHOENIX CONSTABLE SKIPS
Blaze Threatens Pittsburg
Sentence Ohio Bank Wrecker
I.MMiI-.s r MlMlil'.a <• DBAt OJT COAST <• lIS IWRfIOTfATRD <i
FIRE SCARES WOMEN IN SCHOOL
TO TAKE ALL THE MARINES OFF BATTLESHIPS
SAN DIEGO WOMAN IS FOUND DYING
Elevator Man's Face Torn
Phoenix Has a Mystery
INDIANA FINES EMPLOYES OF STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Chinese Fails to Land Again
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JURORS INDICT DINAN
PARDON BALLOT BOX STUFFERS
Arraign Nichols and Duffy
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST
CONGRESS TO ACT ON CONTROVERSY
IRATE WOMEN ATTACK GOTHAM MEATSHOPS
I! AR TIDINGS OF GOOD FORTUNE
From Uncle in Auetrnlla
From Uncle in Washington
ROBS IN FACE OF GRIM FAMINE
Moscow Students Elect
SAN FRANCISCO NEEDS COAL
Ohio Ice Trust Trials Proceed
Bring 4740 Steerage Passengers
TESTIMONY FOR GILLETTE ENDS
WOULD RETARD CITY'S GROWTH
HEINZE SENDS HIS $100,000
Bishop Spencer Falling
*?> chimney »wi:i:i"» . <i> . . VOICB I'linv ■•:* .i, <e> his ' FOnTUIVD ■■•>
INDICT PRIEST'S PHYSICIAN
OTHERS' MAIL TEMPTED MAN
MONGOLIA'S MEN CALLED TO TESTIFY
TRY TO DISCREDIT WITNESS
Yakima Valley Suffers
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Ethel Smith to Go to Trial
ONE CAPTURED, BUT TWO ESCAPE
Follow* Sweetheart to Grave'
PACIFIC GETS MORE CRUISERS
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NON-PARTISANS TO KEEP RIGHT AT IT
NON-PARTI!*.** MEKTING9
WALTER WREN AND MARTIN BETKOUSKI HEARTILY INDORSED
NON-PARTISANS FAVOR MUNICIPAL CONTROL OF OWENS RIVER PROJECT
REPUBLICAN WORKER COMES OUT STRONGLY FOR THE NON-PARTISANS
VAN DEGRIFT'S ELECTION IS STRONGLY URGED BY SECOND WARD CITIZENS
NON-PARTISAN FRIENDS URGED TO GIVE SERVICES AT COMING ELECTION
EIGHT AMENDMENTS TO THE CITY CHARTER TO BE VOTED UPON
NON-PARTISAN CITY TICKET
LIVED A HERMIT FORTY YEARS
BOSTON PRODIGY IN HIGH SCHOOL AT AGE OF EIGHT
FOR THE "MATINEE GIRLS"
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SAYS OFFICIAL ATTEMPTED GRAFT
INCORPORATIONS
REMAINS IN THE FEDERATION
FIRE COMMISSION GRANTS PERMITS
JUSTICE TEMPERED FOR BOY
WOMEN FIGHT BILLBOARDS
DETECTIVES TO HER RESCUE
POPULAR PASTOR MAY MOVE EAST
NEW GAS PLANT IS ASSURED
PUBLIC WORKS CONSIDERED
ROOM WORKER IS CLEVER
TO THE RESCUE OF COMRADE
MAKE APPLICATION FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS
FINED FOR CARELESS ACT
TO LOOK UP HIS RECORD
POSTAL TELEGRAPH OBJECTS
DENY APPLICATION TO VACATE STREETS
P. E. TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS
TACKS FLY DOWN HIS THROAT
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Untitled
TRYING TO FOOI. VOTPRS
THE MAN AND THE OFFICE
NOW THP. HOLIDAY TRADP.
HOW HE PROVED IT
AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE lie—
BEAUTY AND THE BEABT
CHERRY TEA
HOCKEY
GREAT COST OF A FASHIONABLE WOMAN'S GOWNS
THE WASHERWOMAN
THf NIW YORK BAR A GOLD MINE
Chasing the Pigskin
PMJncs and lfflcl-Ups |
THE PUZZLE SOLVED
CRICKETS TAUGHT TO FIGHT
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THE C ITY
LEASE OF LIFE FOR ASCOT
POST BOX ROBBER MAY BE WOMAN
FORETOLD SEISMIC DISASTER
EVIDENCE NOT CONVINCING
MINES CHAMBER GIVEN IMPETUS
TO ESTABLISH BIBLE CLASS
WILL PURCHASE SITE FOR FIRE ENGINE HOUSE
WOMEN ASK FOR POINTERS
Carry Over Clock Case
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HERALD ASCOT FORM CHART
TALENT HAS A BUSY SESSION
SIX-FURLONG HANDICAP IS FEATURE TODAY
ASCOT ENTRIES
JUPITER PLUVIUS STOPS LOCKING OF ELK ANTLERS
THOMAS FAILS TO KNOCK OUT AL NEILL
RESULTB AT NEW ORLEANS
BENNINGB RESULTS
STAKEHOLDER ANSWERED
BURNS ANXIOUS FOR BATTLE
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP WILL NOW BE DETERMINED
CANADIANB WIN
BREAKS WORLD'S RECORD IN PUTTING THE SHOT
TALENT IS LUCKY AT EMERYVILLE
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TO PLAY BASKETBALL
JUDGE ISSUES A WARNING
HOW THEY DID IT IN GREECE
WRIGHT FORCED TO MAKE RESTITUTION
BOG LAND IS TO BE DRAINED
MARY WINKS AT DOCTOR; HAS BROKEN WOODEN LEG
BABY FELL INTO WELL; DIDN'T EVEN GET WET
Page 8 Advertisements
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EPWORTH DISTRICT CONVENTION OPENS
MANY WANT TO KNOW ABOUT SANTA MONICA
OLDER BOYS IN CONFERENCE
BREAD CAST ON THE WATERS IS RETURNED
INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE BIXBY HOTEL
NEW CHARTER IS COMPLETED
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM LONG BEACH
PRICE OF FALSE TEETH ADVANCES
■$> i,riTLi! noiuiri's ,^ AAA . oniGiNAii stii.i. <? <g> I.IVKS AT U4 <$>
CANVASS OF VOTES TO END TODAY
BAPTISTS ENJOY A PARTY
FOUR GENERATIONS HAVE DINNER TOGETHER
HE SPENDS $49,120 FOR A PALTRY $4000 OFFICE
HEARD AROUND THE CORRIDORS
WHAT! CUPID'S AGENT? PERISH THE THOUGHT
WOOER WINS GYPSY BRIDE IN TWO WEEKS
COUI-HS UP TWIG HE SWALLOWED A YEAR AGO
COURT SAYS TEN CENTS IS TOO MUCH FOR SHINE
HENRY LYONS OUT ON BAIL
BRIDE TOO SHORT, SO HE FLEES THE ALTAR
CIGARETTES AND WIVES
TAKES TO HAY LIKE A HORSE
ATTENDS TWO COLLEGES MANY MILES APART
QUEER FIT SAVES MAN'S LIFE
HOG'S HEAD ON MAN'S DOOR
HIS HOME IN WATER °IPE
HAS "THIEF" ARRESTED; FINDS HE'S HER SPOUSE
Page 9 Advertisements
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TORPID TRADING IN SECURITIES
< Mil IN SPECULATION
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Statement
Credit Balances
The Metal Market
San Francisco Mining Stocks
ORANGE CROP IS FIRST CLASS
Cotton and Wool
HURRY ORDERS FOR NEW STOCK
Pacific Coast Trade
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
DAILY MINING CALL
OPEN NEW COTTON EXCHANGE
Chicago Live Stock
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
Pacific Coast Hops
Alcatriiz Reaches Port
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
CONDITION OF BUSINESS
Dun & Co.'s Report
NAMES GIRL FOR ROOSEVELT
DOG UPSETS BIG POLE; SIX PERSONS ARE HURT
REFUSES $600,000 THAT DOG MIGHT BE HEALTHY
COURTED BY MAIL EIGHT YEARS; WINS
DISRUPTS OLD MAIDS' LEAGUE
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THE WEATHER
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TIDE OF TRAVEL CONTINUES WEST
COAL INTERESTS GET REBATES
_ SPEND MILLIONS ON TRACKS
PUT MILLIONS INTO PLANTS
ARREST PRECIPITATES STRIKE
AFFORDS NO PROPER DOCKING
QUITS MOBERLY FOR THIS CITY
Lifts Oregon Lumber Embargo
Manila Syndicate Completed '
BAER OK THE BLATHERSKITES;
HERE FOR HEALTH AND A DIVORCE
TEMPTED BY SILK HOSIERY I
TO IDENTIFY THE CROOKS
FLY PAPER RAT TRAP CATCHES A CAT, TOO
TWINS ANNOUNCED AT GOLDEN WEDDING
GAS COMPANY REDUCES PRICES
NEGRESS SCARED BY OWL
PLAYFUL 3EAR LIKES ANVILS
STRANGE CHANGE OF COLOR ON BABY PUZZLES DOCTORS
SYNDICATES PAY $240,000 IN CASH
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