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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 169, 19 March 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FLOODS NOW THREATENING MANY TOWNS
STREAMS SWOLLEN TO THE HIGHEST POINT IN STATE'S HISTORY
SPECIAL TRAIN GOES TO RESCUE OF THOSE IMPERILED BY FLOOD
SACRAMENTO RIVER REACHES THE HIGHEST POINT IN TEN YEARS
FLOOD WATERS PUT ELECTRIC COMPANIES OUT OF BUSINESS
NEW HIGH WATER MARK EXPECTED AT CAPITAL, AND BRIDGES MAY GO
FIVE TRAINS STALLED AT LOGAN BECAUSE OF HEAVY SLIDES
MANY LEVEES GO OUT IN SUTTER COUNTY; DANGER IS NOW OVER
Rivers Rise Rapidly
Heavy Storm at Santa Rosa
Frosts Damage Fruits
LIGHT SENTENCES IN LAND FRAUD CASES
TRUCKEE RIVER ON A RAMPAGE
EXCITING TIMES IN WALL STREET
BODY OF DEAD MAN IS FOUND IN DITCH
WEDS MAN SHE LOVES AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA
CITIZENS OF MINING CAMP UP IN ARMS
MASSACRES OF JEWS REPORTED
Oesting Reappointed
President Touches the Button
SAN FRANCISCO'S NEW THEATER. THE ALCAZAR, OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
HARRIMAN BUYS SALT LAKE STOCK
PASS BILL OVER GOVERNOR'S VETO
TRAINS STALLED NEAR TRUCKEE
TAUL.B OF TEMPERATURES
THAW'S FATE TO BE IN JURY'S HANDS FRIDAY
JOSE STOCKTON PASSES AWAY
STAGE DRIVER HAS A NARROW ESCAPE
ALLEGED CONFESSION SAID TO BE A FAKE
EXPOSITION BILL WILL LOSE OUT
GILLETT SIGNS BATCH OF BILLS
GRAND JURY HAS A BIG TASK AHEAD
THE DAIS NEWS
FORECAST
RUEF'S TRIAL IS AGAIN POSTPONED
DRUNKEN PEASANTS WRECK SPIRIT STORES
DRUNKEN SAILOR MEETS DEATH AT SAN DIEGO
COUNTESS ILMA WEDS FAMOUS VIOLINIST
CITIZENS CONDEMN TELEPHONE COMPANY
YUBA RIVER BARRIER PARTIALLY DESTROYED
UTTERS OATH WHEN SENTENCE IS PASSED
SUSPECT SAILOR OF DESTROYING THE IENA
SEVENTEEN LONGSHOREMEN INJURED IN A FIGHT
THINKS WIRELESS WAVES CAUSED VESSEL'S LOSS
PASSENGERS AND CREW REACH SHORE IN SAFETY
SELLS CELLULOID ELKS' TEETH FOR FIVE DOLLARS
Head Cut by a Stein
FAIRBANKS SAYS PRESS IS CENSOR
HOLDUP USES AN AX WITH TELLING EFFECT
LAY CORNER STONE OF $100,000 BUILDING
FROST CAUSES SEVERE DAMAGE AT VALLEJO
THROWN FROM CAR AND BADLY INJURED
COUNT IS ENDED: $173,000 MISSING
Fund* Gone; Lockout Ends
STATISTICS SHOW WASTE OF SYSTEM
DEATHS OF THE DAY
SIX INDICTED IN LAND FRAUD CASES
Mellen Reaches the Capital
Justice Announces Recess
Three Schools Burglarized
TWO BOYS AND A BEAR ON TOBOGGAN TOGETHER
Encouragement
TO < I 111 A < .11 li l UN 10 WAV
SIX HUNDRED HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
The Indispensable
The Natural Result
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Critical
APPROPRIATION IS MOST UNPOPULAR
SETTLES BURNING BURNER QUESTION
MEN COLLIDE ON STREET; BATTERY CHARGE IS RESULT
AGED BAPTIST MINISTER ENDS SUCCESSFUL LIFE
BAREFOOT BURGLAR REFUSES TO PLEAD
HELD FOR SUPERIOR COURT IN RECORD-BREAKING TIME
BURGLARS BREAK DAILY RECORD
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ASK LOS ANGELES TO HELP DEFEAT IRRIGATION BILL
ITY BUYS TEAM 9 FOR WORK IN THE OWENS RIVER VALLEY
LUCKY TO FIRST TRY THE POISON ON CAT
PROMISE CLEAN FIESTA STREETS
> PROMISE) GOOD STREET* < > I I-ESS TIMN >IOTII < I ■ <•
Professional Zeal
PASTOR TALKS OF OLD JAPAN
PLAN KNOWLEDGE CLEARING HOUSE
Some Compensation*
BUTTON SAVES POLICEMAN
FOOT IS HORRIBLY MANGLED BY ELECTRIC
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'FREE LANCE' HITS THE MARK
NEW COMEDY AND NEW COMPANY MAKE A HIT AT FISCHER'S
Good Dog Act at the Empire
"Zira" Enters on Second Week
People's Bill Changes
CLEVER SINGER IN "THE FREE LANCE"
DANCING DAISIES AT THE ORPHEUM, A CLEVER TERPSICHOREAN ACT
CHIEFS DISAGREE OVER WATER PLUG OUTLETS
CAN'T WALK ON A RAILROAD
COUNCIL PASSES REVENUE BILLS
SUED FOR HALF A MILLION
HEARD AROUND THE CORRIDORS
LEO YOUNGWORTH IS JOLTED SOME
DAKOTA MAN HAS FUNNY IDEA OF FUN
CHICKENS FED ON GLUE AND THEIR BILLS STUCK
The Similitude
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Untitled
WATER VERSUS RAIL TRAFFIC
RUEFS NERVES
BRNRFICIAL TO BOTH
FAVORITE SONS FOR 1908
Sparks From the Funny Anvil
THE OUTLOOK IN CUBA
The Answer
CHANT OF A WANDERER
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THE CITY
TRIES SUICIDE AFTER QUARREL
CURTAIN WALLS MUST BE THICK
LIPS TAKES RESPONSIBILITY OF CHANGING ORDINANCE
BREAKS IN OUTFALL FLOOD RANCH LANDS
SAN PEDRO MAY DISINCORPORATE
ATTORNEY BEGINS CONTEMPT TERM
DO AWAY WITH WATER LAWYERS
Society
Will Be a Charming Affair
Mrs. Grover Is Hostess
To Honor Daughter-in-Law
Entertain Delightfully
To Give Luncheon
Swastika Club to Meet
Present Excellent Program
Luncheon and Card Party
Fleur.de.Lis Club Entertains
Opens Exhibition
To Talk on "Advertising"
Dinner and Entertainment
MUSIC AND DEAIA
"Theodora" at the Auditorium
NATIVE SONS FILL OFFICES LEFT VACANT
COMMISSION MAN IS KILLED BY CAR
PLAN VIADUCT AT BUENA VISTA
Have Already Decided It
PARIS MILLINERY IS SHOWN AT HAMBURGER'S
DIAMOND THIEVES LEAVE NO TRACE
MEXICAN STABBER IS CAPTURED BY DETECTIVES
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ODDS ON FAVORITE LOSES IN SIXTH
SEEK BUNDAY GAME
HKRALI) ASCOT FORM CHART
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY THE CHICAGO EXPERTS
ASCOT ENTRIES
OAKLAWN REBULTB
RACES ARE GOOD; TRACK IS SLOPPY
GIRLS COMPETE IN BASKETBALL
BELVEDERES EASY WINNERS
AUTO-GRAPHS
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
ATHLETES TO COMPETE SATURDAY. MARCH 30
GIANTS TO PLAY ANGELS TODAY
FIGHT PROMOTER STRIKES IT RICH
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
GOTCH TELLS OF HIS CAREER
FORTUNE IN DESERTED CLAIM
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HOUSE MOTHER STOPS CHINAWARE
PASADENA PENCILINGS GLEANED BY THE WAY
BRIEF NEWS NOTES FROM SANTA MONICA
BANQUET IN STATE DO PASADENA CHAUFFEURS
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM LONG BEACH
REALTY MAN DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
CROWN CITY TO WITNESS TWO INOUESTS TUESDAY
EDISON CASE GOES OVER UNTIL AFTER ELECTION
NEW PLAN FORMULATED FOR ARROYO SECO PARK
ANNENDALE GOLF CLUB OPENING MARCH 26-28
PAYS FIFTY CENTS TO EAT RAW MEAT
HONEST WOMAN PAYS OLO NOTE
HENPECKED BEAR REGRETS LOST JOYS OF BACHELOR
FIND PREHISTORIC BONEYARD
MUST LIVE IN A STEEL CAGE
INDIAN CHIEF IS CLERGYMAN
FINE CAMP FOR MRS. HOBART
SACRAMENTO MEN WILL VISIT LONG BEACH
TAKES A BRIDE TO HIS WOODEN ARMS
A Change of Front
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THE WEATHER
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STOCK MARKET STILL FEVERISH
New York Stocks
New York Bonda
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Credit Balances
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
The Metal Market
Sugar and Coffee
Cotton and Wool
VALLEY EGGS IN LIBERAL SUPPLY
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
FINANCIAL
Nevada Mining Stocks
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Cerenls of the World
Visible Supply
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Hops
CHAMPION SOUND SLEEPER
MAIN STREET LOT BRINGS $178,500
JUDGS BARS PIGS FROM CREAM
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RANDOLPH BUYS SAN DIEGO ROAD
URGE ACTION ON SPUR TRACK
RUSHING WORK ON YOSEMITE
WAY TO AUDITOR'S OFFICE IS LONG
SIX-YEAR-OLD BOY LOOKS FOR GOLD MINE
COUNCIL GRANTS MILK INSPECTORS
CITY TO CONDEMN BLIND STREETS
CRUSHED BY WAGON: BLEEDS TO DEATH
BOY'S GOOD HEART COSTS HIS LIFE
HALF MILLION FOR NINE CLAIMS
JUDGE CONSIDERS QUESTION OF AWARDING CHILDREN
TWO CHURCHES TO UNITE STRENGTH
SOME ONE HAS LOST A BIG AUTOMOBILE
USE TYPEWRITER MARK AS EVIDENCE
PARK BOARD TO BUY LIONS FOR EASTLAKE MENAGERIE
GUARDIAN'S STATEMENT SHOWS HEIRS IN DEBT
LAST INDICTMENT BRINGS ACQUITTAL
Y. M. C. A. APPROVES ACTION ON "RED LIGHT" DISTRICT
Multurn in Parvo
PASS DEMANDS OVER AUDITOR
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES BAD
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