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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 148, 26 February 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
H. C. PIERCE IS PURSUED BY NEMESIS
DECLARES COLLINS A PHYSICAL WRECK AND SEEKS RELEASE
ENGINEERS HAVE DARING SCHEME
IMPETUS FOR SHIP SUBSIDY
STEAMSHIP MILWAUKEE HAS WARLIKE APPEARANCE
FORTIFIED TOWN IN HONDURAS CAPTURED
Give Cold Wave Warning
CHEER IDEA OF DIVIDING CALIFORNIA
YOUTH SHOOTS BOY WHO REFUSED TO DANCE FOR HIM
PRETTY WOMAN UNDER ARREST
WOMAN ARRESTED ON THEFT CHARGE
ENTIRE TRAIN SAID TO BE IN FLAMES
BANDITS MAKE BIG HAUL IN MEXICO
RAILROAD MAGNATE TESTIFIES
VIGOROUS FIGHT TO SAVE THE CAPITAL
WILL SELECT NEW SITE FOR STATE PRISON
ALLEGED REVOLUTIONIST MAKES GOOD HIS ESCAPE
MURDERER MEETS FATE IN ELECTRIC CHAIR
ADAMS' LAWYER MAKES NEW MOVE
FALLS ONE HUNDRED FEET TO HIS DEATH
BURGLARS MAKE SMALL HAULS AND GET AWAY
HORSES AND STAGE GO INTO THE RIVER
HARRIMAN CLOSES UP LIKE CLAM
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST
MRS. THAW WILL NOW BE EXCUSED
SENATE PASSES THREE BIG BILLS
EMPLOYES LOOT U.S. TREASURY
AMALGAMATED MINES MAY CLOSE MONDAY
RUSH OF BILLS IN BOTH HOUSES
CARD GAME ENDS IN A TRAGEDY
DISTRICT ATTORNEY MUST FIND SCHMITZ
SENATE VOTES IN FAVOR OF BAILEY
Treaty Ratified
Pension Calendar Cleared
HUNDREDS MEET DEATH IN THE PHILIPPINES
Says Story la False
ELLIOTT REFUSES TO LIFT EMBARGO
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TROTTER TELLS STORY OF LIFE
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'THE VIRGINIAN' WELCOMED AGAIN
"UNDFR THE RF.D PC1 TAKES ONE BACK TO THE DAYS OF ROMANCE
FERRIB COMPANY PRBSENTB THE SECOND 'JARDOU PLAY, "LA TOBCA," THIS WEEK
SEDOUIN ARABS DO A WHIRLWIND STUNT AT THE ORPHEUM THIS WEEI
GEORGE BARMUM PROBABLY WILL JOIN HICK FERRIS COMPANY AT AUDITORIUM
Grand Opera Sale On
Empire's Entertaining Bill
"Erowne's Nephew" at Fischer's
"Yankee in London" at Mission
Good Sketches at Unique
Home from Lambardi Season
Behymer Leaves the Mason
DAINTY SINGING COMEDIENNE AT THE ORPHEUM
JAPANESE HIDES LOTTERY TICKETS UNDER HIS BIG POROUS PLASTER
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FRENZIED PATIENT TRIES TO MURDER
VOTE SECRET FUND TO CITY OFFICIALS
PENNSYLVANIANS WILL HOLD MONTHLY MEETING
TURNS BACK THE CLOCK TO KEEP BOY FRIEND
ATTENDANT SAVES INSANE PATIENT
YOUTH CHARGED WITH FORGERY IS ARRAIGNED
GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC WILL BE ESTABLISHED
PUTS MORE MEN ON POLICE FORCE
SCHOOL ADOPTS GOVERNING PLAN
WARRANT ISSUED FOR OIL QUEEN
WOMAN IS ARRAIGNED ON BURGLARY CHARGE
POLICE BELIEVE MAN CONTEMPLATED ROBBERY
GIVES MORMONS SEVERE SCORING
PYTHIANS PLAN TO IMPROVE TEAM WORK
RAILROAD EMPLOYE SUDDENLY DROPS DEAD
GIRL RETURNS HOME AFTER LONG ABSENCE
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Untitled
WORSH THAN DISCJRACriri.
A PLEASING SPECTACLE
DIVISION OP CALIFORNIA
"THE PROBLEMS OF THE PEOPLE*
THE SOLEMN TRUTH!
MILLIONAIRE AND MOTOR CAR
Right to the Point
PI LINES AND PICK UPS
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THE CITY
COUNCIL SHELVES TUNNEL MEASURE
FUGITIVE ELUDES PURSUING POSSE
BUILDING INSPECTOR GETS MORE MEN
COMPROMISE PLAN MEETS APPROVAL
WANTS TO PLEAD GUILTY, BUT IS DISCHARGED
Society
Gives Charming Talk
To Honor Bride.to-Be
Daintily Appointed Luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. Watt to Entertain
To Study Last Scenes
Entertains with China Shower
Fraternity Members Are Hosts
At Art Studio
To Meet Thursday Afternoon
Acts as Hostess
Secure Two Noted Men
Outdoor Art Section to Meet
ELECTION OFFICERS GET LESS PAY
COUNCIL AIDS GOOD STREET CAMPAIGN
INCREASES FORCE ON OUTFALL WORK
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LONG SHOTS SAVE THE DAY FOR THE BOOKS
IKKALD ASCOT FORM CHART
PIKERS HAPPY AT EMERYVILLE
OAKLAWN RESULTS
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS
ASCOT ENTRIES
CYCLONE HOPES TO BE CHAMPION
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY THE CHICAGO EXPERTS
PREDfcTS BOOM FOR BASEBALL IN GENERAL
MONTANA KID IS MATCHED
PENDLETON GETS COLLECTORSHIP
COACH LANAGAN TO GIVE UP POSITION
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
MEN NOT BARRED FROM ASSISTING
TRIES TO ROB FRIEND; LANGUISHES IN JAIL
»« » TAKE AQUEDUCT MEN OFF CIVIL SERVICE
WOMAN IS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING MAN
INJURED VICTIMS MAKE DEPOSITIONS
BOARD DISCUSSES SOCIAL PROBLEMS
INCREASE TAX ON BILLIARD HALLS
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HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IS BOARD'S PLAN
LOSES COUNTY LICENSE THROUGH ANNEXATION
British Subject Hanged
ASSAULT CHARGE MAY BE CHANGED
RAILROADS MUST PAY $3-100,000 IN TAXES
FRESNO DEMOCRAT MAKES ASSIGNMENT
RELIEF FUND WILL BE PUT TO VARIOUS USES
PERSONALS
WAR SUPPLIES ARE TO BE INTERCEPTED
CONTRACTOR ASKS FOR A RECEIVER
PRAISES PRESIDENT; SEES'GOOD IN TRUSTS
UNCLE SAM MAY SOON TAKE A HAND
BERNHARDT COMMENTS ON HER APPOINTMENT
DEATHS OF THE DAY
WOMAN BATTLES WITH A TRAMP
BIG LEGAL BATTLE OVER 11-YEAR-OLD BOY
GAS EXPLODES AND GIRL EMPLOYES FAINT
SENATOR'S SLAYER IS REMANDED TO JAIL
SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY SHOT DOWN IN CHICAGO
TWO DEAD AND TWO IN A DYING CONDITION
Pendleton Nominated
Gunner Moire a Winner
Those Dear Girls
Aldrich Near Death
Tfi* IB iOi s^*l 3 MAGAZINES Mnnln Mnl n/iNr
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FULL OFFERINGS DEPRESS VALUES
New York Stocks .-40 2 1 do nfd mi 7(10 fllilHH SlieTf. ... (IS 66 111! 400 fit Nor pfd Id."', i.ioii ].;i. 5,200 Inter Met H3V, 33% 3.% 1,1,1,1, do pfd 70% 7n 70 Total »H|p« fin- the day 913,800 shares.
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Statement
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
The Metal Market
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
Cotton and Wool
POTATO MARKET GROWS WEAKER
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Nevada Mining Stocks
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Visible Cereal Supply
Cereals of the World
TIME NOT RIPE FOR GAS PLANT
Three Lads Arrested
SALE OF CORNER ON GRAND AVENUE
DUSTIN FARNUM HELPS VICTIMS FORGET INJURIES
Incident in the Side Show
WILL BUY LAND FOR HIGH SCHOOL
COUNCIL TALKS ON WATER BONDS
The Elm Incident
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CHILDREN SING AT OPERETTA
THE WEATHER
RAILWAY COMPANY GIVEN THIRTY DAYS TO ANSWER
COMPLICATIONS ARISE IN BURNER ESTATE SETTLEMENT
BILLBOARD TAX AGAIN DEBATED
TO FIX UTILITY RATES AT WEDNESDAY'S SESSION
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AGITATION WILL MAKE ALL SUFFER
JAPAN PLACES BIG ORDER
OPENS NEVADA TERRITORY
ALL THESE LOSE PASSE 9
INDIVIDUALS CAN COMPLAIN
Against the Railroads
Railroad Rumbles
In Favor of State
Abolish Car Service
OIL INSPECTOR FAVORS HIGH DERRICK TAXES
CONFLICTING LAWS PROVE FRIENDLY
ROBBER PLAYS RAGTIME ON PIANO IN SCHOOL
FAVOR MERGING SMALL ELECTIONS
DENIES HE ATTEMPTED TO ROB POOR BOXES
IS SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR LIFE
KICKS CAUSED WOMAN'S DEATH
CITY GAS COMPANY PLANS BIG SYSTEM
BURGLARS BUSY SUNDAY NIGHT
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