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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 79, 19 December 1906
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
DEATH REVEALS HER SEX
WILL CONTINUE COMMITTEE ON JAPANESE QUESTION
SAYS JAPANESE ARE OVERRUNNING HAWAII
ALLEGE AGED WOMAN WAS MURDERED
Steel Trust Increases Wages
HARRY THAWS TRIAL SET FOR JANUARY 21
WILL RECOMMEND CREDIT CURRENCY
LITTLE BABY HAS MANY GRANDPARENTS
PIONEE3 TELEGRAPHER DEAD
Washburn Elected to Congress
SUES FOR DIVORCE
TRY OREGON CONGRESSMAN
WOULD KILL HENRY H.ROGERS
KING OSCAR IS NEARLY RECOVERED
MORMONS SPIT ON AMERICAN FLAG" SAYS MRS. DUPOIS
ARIZONA SUFFERS IN FUEL FAMINE
SHUT AMERICAN WHEAT AND COTTON OUT OF ASIA
LITTLE BUGS WILL SAVE MUCH TO CITRUS GROWERS
LULU GLAZER WILL MARRY ENGLISH ACTOR
SHAH OF PERSIA IS AT POINT OF DEATH
It 111 I 111 TKMI'ISHATI ItKS
NOTED DIVINE WHO IS AT POINT OF DEATH
WANT UNCLE SAM TO ACT QUICKLY
TO INVESTIGATE CONGO LOBBY
COUNTERFEITED MEAT LABELS
DAY OF CRIME IN SAN FRANCISCO
WILL ERECT LARGE STATUE. OF ROBERT G. INGERSOLL
MINER GROANS IN TOMB
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST
INSURANCE WAR ON IN EARNEST
MAKES REPLY TO QUESTIONS ASKED
INVESTIGATE DIX DISASTER AND COAL SHORTAGE
FLASHES FROM THE WIRES
COST LESS THAN WAS ESTIMATED
WILL SETTLE FISHING RIGHTS QUESTION WITHOUT RUPTURE
HALLIE ERMINIE RIVES TO WED MAGAZINE WRITER
MAN WI'HOUT A MEMORY IS FINALLY IDENTIFIED
MERCURY GOES THREE BELOW
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BESOLD DESERTED BY HIS ATTORNEY
PEDDLER IS TWICE ARRESTED
LOS AS6KLKS SONG HUM) HAS DOtJBLE-BABRELEb VOICE
GAS INSPECTOR FIGHTS OUSTER
KENNEDY IS MADE SECRETARY
PETITION OF PROBATE FILED
THINK SLAYER GOING INSANE
STUDENT IS SENT TO ASYLUM
FACE DEATH IN CROSSING CRASH
SECOND DAY EXCEEDS Sl'Crc.ss OF FIRST
MUSIC AND DRAMA
Hekking Concert a Delight
"Faust " at the Auditorium
Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra
Note
HOBO FULL FOR ONCE
CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM HIS OWN MOTHER
Asks Officer to Resign
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POLICE BAFFLED BY BARE FEET
FOOT CRUSHED BENEATH WHEELS
TELL WHERE MONEY WENT
MUSKY DEPUTI HASHACKMUKAKIM! EXPERIENCE EJECTING TDRMI'S
HEARD AROUND THE CORRIDORS
TEXANS HAVE MOST DELIGHTFUL TIME
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MANY ARE CALLED; FEW ARE CHOSEN
■UTm JOHOMi sni r.iTi:n
MAKES PLEA FOR THE BIRDS
GET TRACE OF VUSICH'S COIN
SALOON INCREASE IS POSTPONED
LITTLE BOYS BEFORE JURY
DENY THAT THEY INTERFERED
DOG CATCHER WINS THE CASE
CONDUCTOR IS FINED $10
BOUGHT FLOWER STREET PROPERTY
MAYOR-ELECT TO BE GUEST
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Untitled
NO WORLD'S FAIR
DERELICT RAILWAY COMPANIES
HIGH RAILWAY SPPPD
GREAT COMET DUE IN 1910
BEFORE AND AFTER ELECTION
ROOSEVELT VERSUS "MY DEAR MARIA"
HUMAN HIBERNATION
THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET
CHECKED HER BABY
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON
Little Comedies
H-lLtaes and Fick-Ups
FEMALE CABBIES
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THE C ITY
Return of Gen. Otis
CITY NEWB IN BRIEF
SOCIETY GIRL GIVES DINNER
Important Wedding Today
Dainty Luncheon Party
Have Quiet Wedding
At Ebell Club House
Entertains Delightfully
Dinner Dance
To Give Masquerade Ball
At Home to Club
Give Dancing Party
Act as Hosts
Club Members Meet
Informal Card Party
Literary Society Entertains
Sunday School Gives Concert
MUST YIELD USE OF THE STREETS
WOMEN DROP THEIR WORK WHEN POLICEMAN PASSES
Closing Law Takes Effect
Customs Collector Appointed
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TALENT RECEIVES SEVERE SHOCK
POOR CARD ARRANGED FOR THIS AFTERNOON
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY* THE CHICAGO EXPERTB
A3CUI tNTKItS
HERALD ASCOT FORM CHART
LOU DILLON SHIPPED TO CLEVELAND, OHIO
AMAiKUt MANAUUMM ATTUN- < TIUN! •;.*»,. . <j
BILL SQUIRES AFTER THE COIN
SHOTGUN WINS THORA HANDICAP
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
Large Grain Shipment*
MONTANA KID WILL MEET TWO OPPONENTS
BOXERS SHOULD POST FORFEITS
SUTTON DEFEATS WILLIE HOPPE
GARDNER READY FOR KAUFMANN
ASCOT ATTORNEYS SIGN STIPULATION
WILL DEFEND PERPETUAL HANDBALL CHALLENGE CUP
JEFFRIES MAY REFEREE
RUSHERS ARE VICTORIOUS
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ELKS ENTERTAIN HIGH OFFICIAL
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM LONG BEACH
COUNCIL LETS CONTRACT LIGHTING PLANT HOUSE
WANT MORE BONDS ISSUED
DAVID EVANS IS NAMED AS TRUSTEE
BALLOON SHOW PROMOTERS WORRY ABOUT THE QUALITY OF CITY GAS
SEEK TO BOND ENTIRE COUNTY
LOS ANGELES MAN UP IN COURT FOR SPEEDING
CONTRACT TRANSFERRED TO SIGNOR VESSELLA
BRIEF NEWS NOTES FROM SANTA MONICA
NOTES AND DOINGS IN AND ABOUT PASADENA
HARBOR COMMITTEE WANTS LINE ESTABLISHED
GREAT TRAVELER HAS ASPIRATIONS
PEDDLED MILK IN DIRTY . BOTTLES; IS ARRESTED
STORKS ADORN HANDSOME HOME
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GIANTS FIGHTING IN STOCK MARKET
I.MM* III.HUM.
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Sentiment at London
Increase of Capital Stock
Chicago, Mllwuakee & St. Paul
Treasury Statement
Imperial Bank Rate
EASTERN SPUDS IN COMPETITION
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
FINANCIAL
Cotton and Wool
Sugar and Coffee
Chicago Live Stock
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF CEREALS
DAILY SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
General Fruit Market
Dried Fruit Prices
The Metal Market
Closed Three Days
INCORPORATIONS
Credit Balances
EXPLAINS COMING TO THIS COUNTRY
WILL FEED ALL PRISONERS
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THE WEATHER
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HARRIMAN WANTS UNCLE SAM'S AID
HARRIMAN OUTWITS RIVAL HILL
ARGUING IN SAN FRANCISCO
ELECT SPRECKELS PRESIDENT
CAR SHORTAGE REALLY SERIOUS
INQUIRY OPENS IN ST. LOUIS
PERMITS THEIR WHEAT TO ROT
Raises Ocean Freight Ratee
Promises Portland Protection
TEACHERS TOLD WHAT IS NEEDED
Lehiuh Valley Increases Wages
COUNCIL ACTS ON SUBWAY BILLS
CHURCHES MUST OBEY THE LAW
ELKS TO VISIT PADDOCK ELKS
SAN PFD.IO TIDE TABLE
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