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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 107, 16 January 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
DRAKE'S SON WINS FORTUNE ON RODOLFO
MAKE EFFORTS TO SAVE ALLESED BOMB THROWERS
TOWN IS WITHOUT LIGHT, POWER, FUEL OR WATER
GOVERNOR LEADS TIGHT AGAINST FIERCE FIRE
RUSSELL SAGE'S FORTUNE IS ASSESSED AT FIFTY MILLIONS; TAXES. $810-000
SPOONER FLAYS SENATOR TILLMAN
NORTHWEST IN GRASP OF INTENSE COLD
Snow Covers Mountains
Cold Rain In Bakersfield
Ten Above In Tacoma
GIRL FALLS TO DEATH OFF ELEVATED TRAIN
INVESTIGATE ELECTION OF HARRIMAN'S DUMMY
POLITICIANS MUST MOVE TO CAPITAL
ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST IN TYPHOON IN PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
EXPOSE PLOT TO STEAL ELECTION
WEALTHY FARMER BEATEN AND ROBBED IN HOTEL
FIND OARS OF BOAT; BELIEVE MEN DROWNED
$500,000 Fire in Chicago
WUATHUH «»!•' THE fdIIXTHY
TEMBLOR AND FIRE RAVAGE ISLAND CITY
FACTS ABOUT THE STRICKEN CITY
BRITISH COLONIAL OFFICE GETS FIRST AUTHENTIC DISPATCH
FIRST REPORTS EXAGGERATED
Tltchfield Hotel Uninjured
Beismograph Records Qu^ke
Cable Lines Interrupted
Warships Will Render Relief
WOMEN INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK
SPOONER TALKS ON BROWNSVILLE ISSUE
HONOR MEMORY OF PRELATE
COMMISSION ENDS SPOKANE HEARING
LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS IN MEMORY OF PRELATE
WILL REPORT SUBSIDY BILL FAVORABLY
FIND DEAD VICTIM OF CHINESE HIGHBINDERS
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST
STATES SELECT THEIR SENATORS
Brown Succeeds J. H. Millard
Deadlock in Rhode Island
Frye Elected in Maine
Burham Win 6in New Hampshire
Massachusetts Elects Crane
William E. Borah Succeeds Dubois
Congressman Dixon Goes to Senati
Richardson Is Delaware's Choice
"BRANCH MANAGER"FAKER FEELS HEAVY HAND OF LAW
DELEGATES FROM EXCLUSION LEAGUE ADDRESS WORKERS
RENDERS DECISION IN FAVOR OF QUAKE LOSERS
ESTABLISH BRANCH OF CIVIC FEDERATION IN CHICAGO
FLOOD CARRIES COFFIN MILES FROM CEMETERY
DOUBT SINCERITY OF OHIO SENATOR
JEROME BEGINS PROBE INTO METROPOLITAN LIFE
STORM HASHES HOPES OF TREASURE SEEKERS
BATTLESHIP CONNECTICUT PASSES REMARKABLE TEST
QUAKER STATE'S GOVERNOR WILL DEMAND REFORMS
NEPHEW OF NOVELIST POSTPONES MARRIAGE
COMMITTEE CONFIRMS NEW CABINET APPOINTMENTS
SEEK EVIDENCE TO IMPLICATE BAILEY
AGED MAN CUTS HIS THROAT WITH A RAZOR
Many Woodworkers Locked Out
Hero Gets Wage Increase
Give Root a Hearty Welcome
Would Prevent Strawboard Merger
Plan to Assassinate Royalty
Prince Tours World
Will Demand Wage Increase
Boards of Trade Meet
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MAYOR SIGNS REMAINING SUBWAY BILLS
DECLARES HEALY WAS DRUNK
FINDS THIS CITY DIFFERENT
THINK SWINDLER LEFT THE CITY
DOCTOR BLUFFS HIGHWAYMAN
YOUNG WOMAN DRUBS MASHED
ATTORNEYS TO CONFER ON COMMISSION MEETING
SUNSHINE DRIVES AWAY THE CLOUDS
COAST LINE IS AGAIN CLEAR
INCORPORATIONS
POLYTECHNIC HIGH AND THROOP WILL DEBATE
One Good Turn Deserves Another
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SHIP BUILDING CONCERN ASSURED
COUNCIL PROBES GAS CONDITIONS
DETECTIVE WANTS PASADENA WOMAN
OF COURSE MAN GETS VOTE OF COMMISSIONERS
WANTSANOTHER INTERPRETER
ORIGINAL DEADWOOD DICK TELLS WONDROUS TALES OF ADVENTURE
DEATHBED WORDS SAVE MEXICAN
MAYOR GOES DUCK HUNTING
FOUR "GO OVER THE ROAD"
BOARD MAY ORDER FOSTER SIGNALS
Crowded Out
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STILL YOUNG MAN IS DYING OF SENILITY
STRICKEN ON TRAIN DIES AT HOSPITAL
PICO HEIGHTS HAS JACK THE KISSER
FORCE FERRIS TO ESTABLISH AN INFANT CRECHE AT AUDITORIUM
HUNDREDS OF FURRY BEAUTIES AWAIT OPENING DAY OF SHOW
CURIOUS CAT ITEMS
JURY INGICTS FAIRBANKS' SON
Revolutionists Are Sentenced
MISSOURI HOUSE INDORSES DISCHARGE OF NEGROES
MERRY WAR STILL GOES ON
United Mine Workers Meet
Cracksmen Make Good Haul
BRITON LIKES BALMY CLIMATE
Elevator Crushes Foot
Robbed of $40
WILL BRING MANY COLONISTS
THIEVES STEAL PENSION DRAFT
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR SELLING BOOZE TO INDIANS
Many Delegates Join Convention
Boundary Dispute 's Settled
Son of President to Wed
Zayas Withdraws from Race
Sun Totally Eclipsed
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Untitled
HOOD STRFFTS CAMPAIGN
OF NATIONAL INTEKEST
THAT FRPAK LAKP
THE REAL THING
fhe Clock Will Tick It Away
DOESN'T AGREE WITH DR. JORDAN
Enterprise
HOW A CRAZY MEPHISTO UPSET TOM WALSH'S BALL
WHAT THR BYES TELL
WOMEN DON'T NEED CROWNS
SHAW'S "PROSPERITY" SPEECH
BIG DINNER KILLED HIM
Doings Ir Joyland
H-ifnes and Pfck-Uos
ABOUT THAT CRAPE BAND
TO BE FAT: DRINK CHOCOLATE
A HARD LUCK KISS
Page 6 Advertisements
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THE CITY
MUSIC AND DRAMA
O'Neil's Change of Bill
Arthur Hartmann Returns
Olga Steeb's Recital
RESCUE WORKER IS COMING
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
RAIN AUGMENTS CRIME, SAYS CHIEF
FAIR WEATHER BOOMS BUILDING
MUST TURN IN POLICE STARS
Society
To Compliment Bride
Pottery Worker Is Honored
Delightful Informal Tea
Postpones Reception
Daintily Appointed Luncheon
Special Guests Are Present
Yeomen to Entertain
Prohibition Club to Meet
Present Fine Program
Entertains Club Members
Installs Offivers
Merry.Haha Club Meets
Wed at the Lankershim
BRAVE POLICEMAN IS A HERO
Assessors Hold Convention
FLORISTS WOULD PAY FOR CORNERS
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HUAPALA PLAYS TO THE PIKERS
ASCOT ENTRIES
HERALD ASCOT FORM CHART
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY THE CHICAGO EXPERTS
CHAMPION DRIVER DIES
WEST POINT TO DO NO ROWING
PINOCHLE QUERY IS ANSWERED
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
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BIKER BUBBLES WITH SPIRITS
WILLIAMS MAY BE WITH BALDWIN
JOCKEY HAS A BAD FALL
RAISE FUND FOR M'GOVERN
NEW ORLEANS REBULTB
TALK OF COMING SPEED TRIALS
WOULD IMPROVE MEN'S CONDITION
FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION FAVORS LONGER HALVES
CIVIL SERVICE MEN ARE TRIED
Page 8 Advertisements
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Y. M. C. A. HOLDS BANNER MEETING
TRAINING SCHOOL PROSPERS
FUEL FAMINE CAUSES BACK YARD CLEAN-UP
WILL DISCUSS BREAKWATER AT SHIP HOTEL MEETING
"HORSE SHOW TO MOVE? OH BOSH!"
NEWS BRIEFS PICKED UP IN THE CROWN CITY
FIRST FURNITURE FOR POSTOFFICE ARRIVES
CORONER VOTES ARE THROWN OUT
TO HOLD REVIVAL SERVICES
SANTA MONICA WONDERS WHERE MONEY HAS GONE
CAR ON UNIVERSITY LINE OVERTURNS
Car Catches Fire
STORM DRAINS TO BE BUILT IN PASADENA
WOMAN AND BABES OUT IN THE COLD
OPERATOR NEARLY CRUSHED TO DEATH
MAN INJURED BY FALLING THROUGH CATTLE GUAKD
CAR STRIKES MAN ON SPRING STREET
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ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
STOCKS LIFTED TO HIGHER LEVEL
fiTIII'K VAMiKS
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Statement
Cl -(fit Balances
Bar Silver
Chicago Live Stock
BUTTER BOARD COMES TO TIME
Pacific Coast Trade
FINANCIAL
LO9 ANQELES STOCK EXCHANGE
DAILY MINING CALL
Nevada Mining Stocks
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Changes in Visible Supply
The Metal Market
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
Cotton and Wool
Page 10 Advertisements
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THE WEATHER
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GOULDS IN NEW POWER MERGER
YUCATAN HAS MONOPOLY, TOO
WILL SELL FIVE FRANCHISES
Coast Line Open Again
SMITH WANTS SHIELD AGAIN
Republicans Plan Campaign
BASHFUL JUSTICE BALKS AT OSCULATORI PART OF CEREMONY
Denatured Fireworks
NEIGHBORS AIR OPINIONS OF MAN
SAN PEDRO ENTERS PROTEST
NO ROOF ON ALCAZAR THEATER
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