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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 110, 19 January 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CHARGES LUMBER TRUST IS KING OF MONOPOLIES
JUDGE SCORES JURY FOR NOT HANGING MURDERER
STATE WILL TAX UNDIVIDED SURPLUS OF CORPORATIONS
Catholic Workmen Close Session
CARNEGIE SAYS HE WOULD GIVE $200,000,000 FOR A TEN-YEAR LEASE ON LIFE
BREAKS DOWN AT SIGHT OF GALLOWS
FIGHTS HOLDUP MAN; IS SHOT
WIDOW OF COAL KING IS SHOT BY NEGRO BARBER
WREN STOPS CITY ABUSE OF REQUSITIONS
WILL ESTABLISH STATE CLUBS IN NEW YORK
SAYS TRUSTS BREAK LAWS; SUES FOR LARGE SUM
WILL PLANT 16,R00-ACRE GROVE OF ORANGES
ADOLPHUS BUSCH SUFFERS ANOTHER GRAVE RELAPSF
STARVING CHINESE EAT THEIR CHILDREN; HUMAN FLESH SOLD FOR FOOD
GASPIPE SLAYERS SENTENCED TO DIE
STRANGER WORKS MANY MERCHANTS
VALUABLE BRICKS OF GOLD ARE STOLEN
WKATHKK OK THK L'OUNTItY
OHIO VALLEY IS SWEPT BY GREAT FLOOD
FLOOD SITUATION GROWS HOURLY MORE THREATENING
HIGH WATER THROWS MANY OUT OF WORK
SHAWNEETOWN LEVEE BREAKS; CITY INUNDATED
Drives a Thousand to Shelter
Kentucky River Rises
RELIEF WORK STARTED IN STRICKEN KINGSTON
QUAKE SURVIVORS TELL STORY OF AWFUL TEMBLOR
GOVERNOR ORDERS PEOPLE TO COUNTRY
"LEAD PIPE CINCH BUG." WITH GREAT APPETITE FOR METAL. ALARMS PACKERS
CALIFORNIA LIMITED IN WRECK IN KANSAS
JURY ACQUITS SON OF PROMINENT MAN
MIDDLE WEST PLASTERED WITH CCA.TING OF SNOW
EDITOR'S STORY WILL RESULT IN DUELS
WILL INVESTIGATE SENTENCE CF CONVICT
BRYAN ASKS AID FOR ALASKA FAIR
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST
TRANSUE PUSHES GRAFT MEASURE
INTRODUCE JAPANESE MEASURE
Bank Cashier Forged Checks
Woman Cloakmakers Strike
SCHMITZRUEF LAWYERS MAKE A CONCESSION
WALSH INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
QUAKE CLAUSE DOES NOT HOLD
WILL PUT BAILEY ON RACK
BAKERSFIE.D GETS TWICE THE RAIN OF LAST SEASON
Dakota Faces Famine
WATERWAY MEN STORM CONGRESS
San Diego Gets Plenty of Water
ITALY HAS EARTHQUAKE SHOCK; PEOPLE TERRORIZED
Shocks in Russia
Scotland Gets Quake
Pontiff Will Address Catholics
WATER ROUTE RATES FOR FREIGHT ARE INCREASED
HOUSE VOTES FOR SALARY INCREASE; NO ROLL CALL
GOVERNMENT WAITS FOR SCHOOL BOARD'S REPLY
Page 2 Advertisements
Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
Japan's Rapid Progress
COMPLETE PLANS FOR BIG BANQUET
WOMAN INJURED IN ACCIDENT
SEEKS DELEGATES TO FARMING CONGRESS
HAS HELPER IN PASTORAL WORK
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GIVES LESSONS ON ROAD BUILDING
OVERCOME WHILE FIGHTING FLAMES
ASKS ASSAILANT'S RELEASE
DAI (iHli US OF THK CONFEDERACY AUK INVOLVED IN SOCIAL WAH
COUNCIL ADOPTS AQUEDUCT ROUTE
THREE AUTOMOBILES STOLEN
BURGLARS ENTER TWO HOMES
SECRETARY SPALDING FEARS APPENDICITIS
GOES NORTH TO GET GAS EXPERT
FIRE ENGINE IS STUCK IN MUD
BATTERY CASE IS DISMISSED
AGED WOMAN IS MUCH FOR MEN
USE KNOWLEDGE OF CHEMICALS
MUSIC AND DRAMA
9ymphony Orchestra •
Empire Theater Improvements
NEED KNOW BIKES TO WEAR STARS
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NOTES OF INTEREST FROM LONG BEACH
YELLS MURDER tq GET POLICE
CHARGE TOURIST WITH SWINDLING
SAYS TALK OF WAR IS PURE NONSENSE
MAIL CARRIER NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH IN DITCH
KINNEY MUST SECURE CONSENT OF BOAKD
Doubling Hie Money
CIRCUS TO OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON
'RUTS' STOP WORK OF PROSECUTION
WILL BRING VENICE TO NOTICE OF TOURISTS
PLANK TALLS UPON IRON WORKER'S HEAD
SOCIALISTS LEAD IN SCRAP
HEAVY RAINS MAKE ROADS IMPASSABLE
DEFY ORDERS OF THE BANNINGS
Page 5 Advertisements
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Untitled
QUESTION OF GAS
LIMIT OF RUFFIANISM
TOURISTS AND BAD STREETS
AFTER RAIN. BUSINESS
THE MODERN LOCHINVAR
HEARD AROUND THE CORRIDORS
AN INSULTED PIPER
The Incomplete Letterist
TO JOIN WELLMAN IN HUNT FOR POLE
STEAMER FROZEN FAST IN COLUMBIA RIVER
JAPANESE TRAINING SHIPS RETURN TO NIPPON
APPEALS TO GERMAN EMPEROR FOR RELEASE
Postpones Brownsville Probe
Laugh and Be Merry
[iPI-Ltacs mi Plck-Ups
FRENCH VIEW OF THE STORERS
AN AMERICAN CARDINAL
Page 6 Advertisements
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THE C ITY
WOMEN PLEAD FOR APPOINTMENT
CHURCHES CELEBRATE REQUIEM MASSES
Indorse* President* Action
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
MOUNTAINS CLAD IN COLD GRANDEUR
SEND FIFTY MEN TO NEW OUTFALL
DR. QUINT WILL BE CHOSEN
INCORPORATIONS
ROBBERS STEAL FROM TWO LODGING HOUSE INMATES
Page 7 Advertisements
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BAKER SAVED BY SPONGE IN EIGHTH
ABE ATTELL IS KING OF FEATHERWEIGHTS
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
FAVORITE WINS EVERY EVENT
HERALD ASCOT FORM CHART
Page 8 Advertisements
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SUNSHINE HELPS THE KITTY SHOW
The Cat Brigade
SAINTS TO PLAY BASKET BALL WITH OCCIDENTAL
TO HOLD CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT
U. S. C. AND SAINTS TO PLAY BASKET BALL
ORDER ASCOT BAR CLOSED AT ONCE
GLASS FACTORY WILL BE OPERATED AT LONG BEACH
ATTORNEY KILI,S PLANS OF FIGHT PROMOTERS
AUTO PARADE OCCURS TONIGHT
MILLER RIDES FOUR WINNERS
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS
COMPTON HAS MYSTERIOUS ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY
AGED BROKER IS UNDER ARREST
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY THE CHICAGG EXPERTS
ASCOT ENTRIES
FRENCH TENNIS T'.AYER RETURNS TO NATIVE LAND
DEFIANT PRISONER IS ALLOWED TO GO
by nn. n. H. Jackson
DRAG ALAMITOS BAY FOR BODY
LONG BEACH HEARS FROM SHIPBUILDING; COMPANY
Page 9 Advertisements
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ACUTE WEAKNESS IN STOCK VALUES
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New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Credit Balances
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
The Metal Market
■ . incisco Mining Stocks
QUICK ADVANCE IN RANCH EGGS
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Pacific Coast Trade
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
DAILY MINING CALL
Nevada Mining Stocks
Chicago Live Stock
MORE RAILROADS MUST BE BUILT
Dun A. Co.'s Report
BANK CLEARINGS
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Cotton and Wool
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Cereals of the World
Bugar and Coffee
Page 10 Advertisements
Page 10 Advertisements Column 1
THE WEATHER
CHURCH WILL BE DEDICATED
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STORM COSTLY TO RAILROADS
Situation Gloomy
AWAITS SUCCESS OF RIVAL
GILA RIVER RISING AGAIN
VANDERBILTS ARE BACK OF IT
SALT LAKE GRILLS MAGNATES
SPRINCG NEW TICKET SWINDLE
fcldndge Dies by Pistol
Santa Clara a Terminal
DEMANDS ANTI-PASS LAW AS RESULT OF A GIFT
AGAIN DELAYS SUBWAY WORK
BUILD ROAD ON CREST OF PUENTES
Evidence
BOYS FINED FOR GAMBLING
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