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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 65, 5 December 1906
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
HARPER AND THE NON-PARTISAN TICKET ELECTED VOTE FOR CITY ATTORNEY
RESULT A SALUTARY LESSON TO THE MACHINE
VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN First Ward
VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Second Ward
VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Third Ward
VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Blxth Ward
VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Seventh Ward
VOTE FOR CITY ATTORNEY
VOTE FOR TREASURER
VOTE FOR MAYOR
VOTE ON CHARTER AMENDMENT*
VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Fourth Ward
VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Fifth Ward
VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Eighth Ward
VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN Ninth Ward
VOTE FOR TAX COLLECTOR
VOTE FOR ASSESSOR
VOTE FOR AUDITOR
MESSAGE FULL OF INTEREST
THE PRESIDENT RECOMMENDS
TO mESTORE OLD ' FALLS CHURCH
HOLDS CAPTAIN FOR STARVING SAILORS
TWO SISTERS DEAD FROM GAS
LAMP EXPLOSION CAUSES SMALL FIRE
FLOODS DROWN SCORES
El Paso Sends Details
Report Eighteen Dead
SALOON GOES INTO TORRtNT
Isolated for a Week
Bridges Suffer, Too
Detroit Dam Breaks
Partly Confirmed at Tucson
RELIEF FUND RECEIPTS ARE NOW $6,213,297
MOORS SEND WARSHIP AS GUARD
NO-LICENSE ADVOCATES GAIN IN BAY STATE
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INDORSES PURE WINE BILL
BRAVADO CAUSES HIS DEATH
KILLS HEIRESS IN MISSOURI AND SKIPS
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECABT
GILLETTE IS FOUND GUILTY
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE SWEEPS BUILDINGS
POINT LOMA TALKS TO PUOET BY WIRELESS
WILL SWITCH AMBASSADORS
DEATHS OF THE DAY
M'AULIFFE GUILTY OF KILLING MULLINIX
DUNNE AND HARRISON ARE BOTH WILLIN'
BOTH PARTIES APPLAUD READING
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SLAYDEN WOULD BAR NEGROES
ACCEPTABLE TO THE PRESIDENT
FOR PORTO RICO AND PANAMA
WANT TORPEDO PLANTER BUILT
Colonel Hill's Successor
Names Tuesday for Smoot
CULLED ON THE COAST
UNCLE SAM WANTS TRANSPORTS BADLY
RUBBER MEN MUST SUFFER FOR VIOLATIONS
VANCOUVER GETS LIFE SAVERS
TWO LIVES LOST FROM BARK AT GOLDEN GATE
FROM FOREIGN SOURCES |
NOTES FROM THE EAST
CHILDREN CREMATED AT WESTFIELD, N. J.
Japanese Troops to Leave
EACH OSAGE INDIAN I IS WORTH $50,000
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TO TEST VALIDITY OF ORDINANCE
"HAS DRUNKEN MAN IN TOW
HOWARD TROUPE GO TO SAN JOSE
Melodrama at People's Today
Notes
Miss Olcott's Recital
"Btronghe«rt" Next Weak
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BAPTISTS MEET IN CONVENTION
Y. M. C. A. PLANS FINE NEW HOME
PRINCE BRINGS SUIT AGAINST "BANKERS
EASTERN HAPPENINGS
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Untitled
MAYOR HARPPR
JAPANESE AND THE SCHOOLS
THIRTY MILES OF BUILDING
ILL-ADVISED MOVF.MfINT
WORLD'S CHEAPEST FUEL
SEND TWO WOMEN TO INSANE ASYLUM
OLD CAR DELAYS TRAFFIC
BUILDING PERMITS
JAPANESE TREATY RIGHTS AND STATE LAWS
In the Optimistic Spirit
Fl-Llncs and Pfck-Ups
OFFICERS AFTER YOUNG MAN
Page 6 Advertisements
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THE C ITY
HERALD SERVICE PLEASES CROWD
POLICE CAPTURE SUSPECTED THIEF
TWO GO TO LAKE SHORE ROADS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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Society
Wagner.Clinkscales Nuptials
Loan Exhibit to Open
To Marry Society Girl
Gives Thimble Party
Present Comedy
To Entertain Chapter
Give Annual Ball
To Close Christmas Sale
Informal Tea
Entertains Whist Club
Luncheon at Ebell Club House
Merry-haha Club to Meet
Have Eastern Guests
Annual Bazaar and Supper
Pine Forest Whist Club Meets
Will Give Card Party
PUT MILLION INTO A MINE
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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5
RECOVERS POWER OF SPEECH
SAYS MAN DEFRAUDED HER
DIDN'T GET THE HOLIDAY
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LONG SHOTS HAVE INNING
ORDINARY CARD IS OFFERED FOR TODAY
HERALD ASCOT FORM CHART
MARY F. TAKES THE HANDICAP
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS
18 ELECTED DIRECTOR
FEATHERWEIGHTS NEARLY READY
THINK THAT TERRY M'GOVERN IS INSANE
ASCOT ENTRIES
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
WILL MEET WALSH FRIDAY NIGHT
TO DECIDE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
TRACK IN KANSAS CITY WILL PROBABLY OPEN
FIND WAY TO BET ON MISSOURI RACES
QUESTION OVER DILLONDELMAR RACE UP AGAIN
"TEX" RICKARD LEFT IN COLD
JAMES A. FOSHAY OUT OF DANGER
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
TO ESTABLISH ZION CITY HERE
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MONEY LIGHTER IN WALL STREET
»TO<K Kl.l'« Tl »TIOV
New York Stocks
Other Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Statement
Credit Balances
•"■he Metal Market
San Francieco Mining Stock*
DEALERS SHOW GAME ON SALE
Pacific Coast Trade
FINANCIAL
LOB ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
DAILY MINING CALL
Cotton and Wool
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
Chicago Live Stock
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
New Commission Rates
Cash South and West
WANT BOULEVARD IN ARROYO
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH
STABBED BY DRUNKEN MAN
INCORPORATIONS
Page 12 Advertisements
Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
THE WEATHER
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CAR SHORTAGE A PUBLIC CALAMITY
CAR SHORTAGE CLOSES MINES
ROCK ISLAND MEN BACK IT
BELIEVE BOYS ARE CROOKED
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Page 14 Advertisements Column 1
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Page 14 Advertisements Column 3
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