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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 64, 4 December 1906
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
VOTE FOR LEE C. GATES AND NON-PARTISAN TICKET
Untitled
LEE C. GATES CLOSES HIS CAMPAIGN IN AN INTERESTING MANNER
NEWSBOYS ARE BRIBED TO TURN A TRICK FOR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
GATES' ATTITUDE ON LIQUOR QUESTION ONE OF FAIRNESS
VAN DEGRIFT MAKES IT VERY WARM FOR HIS REPUBLICAN OPPONENT
FLOCK TO STANDARD OF LESLIE R. HEWITT FOR CITY ATTORNEY
ATTEMPT TO BE MADE TO SECURE INDICTMENTS AGAINST POLITICIANS
FRAUD AND FORGERY ARE CHARGED IN HEALY'S CANDIDACY
UP TO POSTMASTER TO EXPLAIN SUNDAY MAIL DISTRIBUTION
COUNTY CANDIDATES TELL HOW EXPENSIVE WAS THE CAMPAIGN
LINDLEY CONTINUES TO BE PROUD OF MEN ON HIS TICKET
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF THE LOCATION OF POLLING PLACES
MANY SEE CONGRESS CONVENE
SMOOT REPORT DUE MONDAY
FORECAST
SETTING OF SUN ESTABLISHES BURGLARY DEGREE
THINK CLERK ROBBED SAFE
FIND BERKELEY CAPITALIST
TESTIMONY UNNERVES HER
STUDIES LEPERS IN MOLOKAI
NON-PARTISAN CITY TICKET
JAPANESE ACTIVITY SPREADS
HONOLULU ARRIVALS ARE MILITARY MEN
Vice Consul Aiba on Peace
Send Steamers to Chile *
Have Metcalf'e Assurance
Enter Via Eagle Pass
Miller Denies War Interview
Kennan Taking Notes
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SWITCHES OFFICIAL FAMILY
MAY rVfAKE FIGHT ON MOODY
THIEF SHOOTS PASSENGER ON TRAIN
DECIDES AGAINST MONTEREY CLAIMS
ROBBERS ATTACK TIFLIS PRINCESS
GRIFFITH WILL RETURN TODAY
Prominent PitUburger'. Suicido
SAN JOSE SCALE APPEARS IN MASSACHUSETTS
SWITCHES TUBES CONTAINING GERMS
FROM FOREIGN SOURCES
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE MAY
IDAHO CAN TRY WESTERN MINERS
UP TO GOVERNOR VARDAMAN
CULLED ON THE COAST
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Panama Engineer Quits
Thousand Canal Laborers Arrive
COMMISSION TO TAKE TESTIMONY
ATLANTA WINS PIPE LINE CASE
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Untitled
NON-PARTISANS MUST VOTE
OPENING OF CONGRESS
CAMPAIGN RETROSPECT
HIGH PRICE FOR A CENT
THE "FEMME DE LUXE"
ALL HER FAULT
ODD STUNTS DONE BY A SHORTHAND WRITER
THE INHERITANCE TAX
SOME LONGEVITY PENSIONERS
NATURE AND ART
&£>e Funny Man
WORKS BOARD DECLARES WAR
WHY THEY SNEEZED
LABOR FAMINE IN NEW YORK
NEW BILL 3 HARD TO COUNT
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THE CITY
NOT PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
WANTS DAMAGES FOR SIGHT
NEWSPAPER ARTIST DIES
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
CHURCH PROBLEM IS DISCUSSED
GIRLS PLAY MEN IN SHAKESPEARE DRAMA
REAL ESTATE DEALER DIES
Society
Christmas Bale In Choral Hull
Shower for Bride.to.Be
Open Annual Bazaar and Supper
To Entertain Club
To Give Annual Ball
Honor Bride and Bridegroom
To Elect Officers
Pacific Hive Entertains
Felicidad Club to Meet
WOMEN'S CLUES
Civics at Ebell Club
Equal Suffrage League Meets
VIEW DOCTRINE WITH ALARM
POSTOFFICE SALES INCREASE
HUSBAND CRUEL, WIFE TESTIFIES
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WEATHER BUREAU FORECASTERS ARE BACK NUMBERS IN SCIENCE OF METEOROLOGY, SAYS SPALDING, WHO PREDICTED TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SAN FRANCISCO
WOMAN IS SENT TO ASYLUM
SECRETARY GUEST OF HONOR
GIRL OF SIXTEEN GETS A DIVORCE
PURSUES WOMAN WITH KNIFE
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BOOKIES HARD HIT
PROBABILITIES FOR TODAY
HEkALD ASCO'f FORM CHART
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANB
ASCOT ENTRIES
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
MASTER MECHANIC WILL BECOME SUPERINTENDENT
ATTELL MEETS WALSH FRIDAY
TOWNS TO BECOME CITIES
ENGINEER BURNED TO DEATH
AMATUUH MANAGERS ATTUNTION! ,»
WILL MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
CORBETT* TO FIGHT TERRY IN'BALTIMORE
SAYS HUSBAND WAS CRUEL
REPORT IS MADE ON • STREET ASSESSMENTS
PETITIONS FOR AGED POOR
VROOMAN WORK IS HEAVY
BELMONT AT THE HEAD OF NEW PARKWAY ASSOCIATION
OFFER BIDS FOR ENGINES
JOCKEY KNAPP GETS A FALL
WANT WILL OF VUSICH PROBATED BY COURT
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THE 'HEIR TO THE HOORAH' IS GOOD
"LA TOSGA," SWAN SONG OF THE LAMBARDI COMPANY, IS ITS BEST
"OLD HEIDELBERG/ AT THE BELASCO. MAKES USUAL HIT
FISCHER'S SATIRIZES THE HERALD'S SPObK EXPOSE THIS WEEK
JAPANESE TROUPE MAKES THE BIG HIT ON THE ORPHEUM BILL
Melodrama at the People's
GENTLEMANLY BURGLAR LEAVES POLITE NOTE
ROBE CARRIERS AND LAND FRAUDS
PULLMAN OFFERS NO DEFENSE
Vanderbilts Buying B. & O.
Interurban Service Opens
Reappoints Clements
Commissioner Cockrell Sick
SEEKS TO ENJOIN LOWE
l«olii>l n» a Mrdiflnr
BOTH TIRE OF WEDDED LIFE
SUE MORLEY FOR DAMAGES
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Los Angeles Herald. City News Section
Masthead
HEAVY BOND FIXED FOR ASSAULT CHARGE
SAY MAN STABBED HIMSELF
THE LOAN
BAPTIST CONVENTION OPENS THIS AFTERNOON
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WANT MORE LAND IN OWENS VALLEY
BELIEVED BOY JUMPED BAIL
WILL HOLD NO INQUEST
HEARD AROUND Thß CORRIDORS
MOTOR TO COLLECT MAILS
PET MONKEYS FAIL TO PBOVE INNOCENCE OP THEIR TRAINER
INCORPORATIONS
HELD ON ROBBERY CHARGE
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BOARD RESENTS ACTION OF MEN
CELEBRATES HIS NINTH ANNIVERSARY
NEW YORK WOMEN IN GORGEOUS GOWNS
DRIVER THROWN FROM WAGON
INJURIES RESULT IN DEATH
NAMES OUTFALL OVERSEER
Brilliant Scenes Witnessed at the Opening of the Opera Season—Very Latest in Modish Attire
OFFICERS SEIZE SURPLUS DUCKS
VICTIM OF CIRCUMSTANCES IS PRISONER'S DEFENSE
POLITICS SHORTENS SESSION
WANTS BIG CHECK RETURNED
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SENATE TAKES UP RACE QUESTION
DISCUSS JAPANESE SITUATION
Previous "Brownsville" Affair
ALBERT YOUNG FELLS DRIVER
. rntaNctt fIMM . .-•-. IMITATOR fom.« ,*n ww vohkrr« <*,
TRIPLE TRAGEDY IN ROAD NEAR ESCONDIDO
OELRICHS CASE NOT SETTLED
NEW YORK DEDICATES ITS NEWEST THEATER
4 I > RAILROAD WINS TEST SUIT
NOTES FROM THE EAST
ARGUING TO SAVE GILLETTE'S NECK
TWENTY MILLIONS STARVING IN RUSSIA
CANCEL INSURANCE ON TRUST STEMMERIES
SETTLES NOTEDARIZONA CASE
RO3 CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.
AT THE NATION'S CAPITAL
SNOW AND RAIN IN EVIDENCE
Threatens Roosevelt Dam
Rain In Rhyollte
Tonopah Is Relieved
Downpour at Bakersfleld
ROPES RABBI, BREAKING HIS NECK
PLAY JOKE ON THE POLICE
DISCUSS HARPER WITH FISTS
FINE FEATHERS; FINE BIRDS?
UNCLE SAM'S PIN MONEY IS 5689.028.453
BOOK NOTES
NAPOLEON AGAIN MEETS WATERLOO
PACIFIC COAST GLEANINGS
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NO DISPOSITION TO SELL STOCKS
TALVBi HIOHBR
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Two Points Drop on Curb
High Money Rules
Treasury Statement
Chicago Live Stock .
Sugar and Coffee
PRODUCE DEALERS ENTER PROTEST
Pacific Coast Trad*
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
FINANCIAL
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Cotton and Wool
Pacific Coast Hop*
Credit Balance*
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
The Metal Market
TAKES A PATRIOTIC SWIM
ADVICE FOR WIVES FROM ONF OF THEM
TO DIVORCE HUSBAND WHO SMOKES IN BED
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THE WEATHER
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MORMON BELIEF IS DISCUSSED
OPENS BIDS FOR SEWER
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
False Doctrine
WOMAN IS HEART OF HOME LIFE
WANTS EAGLE ROCK LINE
VAGRANTS PESTER SHORBITES
CHURCH RECTOR DECRIES SUICIDE
POLICE LOOKING FOR RECORD
BIG GUN GONE WRONG
It Grew Upon Her
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