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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 178, 28 March 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MYSTERIOUS MR. RAFFLES HAS LIVELY DAY
MYSTERIOUS MR. RAFFLES
TRAINMEN READY TO WALK OUT
GOVERNMENT TO BE ASKED TO INTERVENE* 'IF BTRIKE OCCURS
Earthquake Recorded
FEDERAL REGULATION OF THE RAILROADS IS TOPIC DISCUSSED
VICTIMS BURNED OR HACKED TO DEATH
OIL WELL STILL BURNS FIERCELY
CELESTIAL SHOOTS TO KILL WHEN CORNERED
COMMISSION TO EXAMINE THAW TODAY
RURALES PURSUE AN OUTLAW BAND
CALIFORNIA ORANGES BRING HIGHEST PRICE IN EASTERN MARKETS
GIVES DETAILS OF RECENT PANIC
OFFICER'S BODY IS TORN TO PIECES
TEARS JEWH.S FROM EARS OF HIS VICTIM
Aged Woman Burned to Death
STARTLING EVIDENCE PRODUCED
ABE RUEF ADMITS HE HAS ENGAGED MORE ATTORNEYS
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST
FLOOD DANGER NOW CONSIDERED TO HAVE PASSED
SEVEN THOUSAND ACRE TRACT NEAR STOCKTON FLOODED
Two Inches of Snow
RELATIVES MUST SUFFER UNLESS DEBTS ARE PAID
TAKES A STRYCHNINE TABLET BY MISTAKE
NOTED PONY EXPRESS RIDER PASSES AWAY
Mr*. Sage Incraaies Gift
WHICH WILL THE ROYAL STORK BRING. A BOY OR A GIRL?
TRAIN DERAILED; NO ONE INJURED
Big Reward Offered
ALL TRAINS WILL SOON BE RUNNING ON TIME
'SILENT SMITH' DIES IN JAPAN
UNION MEN LOSE STRIKE AT BUTTE
WARSHIP PREVENTS SCHOONER'S CAPTURE
FLOODS DELAY ALL MAIL DIRECTED TO PORTLAND
Governor Vetoes Two Billb
SUPPOSED VICTIM OF INDIANS IS ALIVE
TRAIN WRECKED; SEVERAL INJURED
EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN OF RAILWAY EMPLOYES
INVESTIGATE WORKINGS OF THE NEW RATE LAW
DEATHS OF THE DAY
River Captain Drowned
Benjamin Campbell
WITNESS EXPLAINS DETAILS OF FRAUD
CARNEGIE SAYS "TEDDY" IS FRIEND OF RAILROADS
HARRIMAN AIDS THE FAMINE SUFFERERS
LANDSLIDE CAUSES HOUSE TO FALL OVER A CLIFF
STANDARD OIL COMPANY, AS USUAL WINS STRUGGLE
U»e Coffee as Becurity
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WRECK INQUEST ENDS IN VERDICT PLACING BLAME
RAILROAD OFFICIALS INDICTED ON CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER
Tennesseeans to Meet
TREVELYAN THE PALMIST READS RAFFLES HAND
TO BREAK A WILL IS OBJECT OF HEIRS
THIRTY-SIX SACKS OF GOLD ORE STOLEN
Free Car Every Hour
HORSEMAN PLACES BET ON HIMSELF
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MANY CHINESE ARE SMUGGLED INTO AMERICA
BLIND PIG RAIDED ON RESERVATION
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FOREIGN MISSIONS ARE DISCUSSED BY WOMEN
SUES BECAUSE HE LOST SUIT
TRIBUTE TO DEAD PAID BY MANY
ACTORS RESPOND TO MIDNIGHT CALL
TAKING FRIEND'S WATCH IS MAN'S ALLEGED CRIME
HYMENEAL KNOT REMAINS TIED
PARKS ATTRACTIVE TO THE CHILDREN
GIRLS TO BATTLE IN BASKETBALL
FOR SILVER CUP PYTHIANS COMPETE
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GOOD GOVERNMENT IS THEIR DESIRE
PERSONALS
DECLARES AN ENEMY WAS HIS ASSAILANT
Insane Man Arrested
Youth Arrested
Arrested for Assault
LOCAL BOWLERS TO MEET SAN DIEGO TEAM
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS
HEARD AROUND THB CORRIDORS
KOBTER AND BCHULT2 ARE HIGH
MUSICIANS ARE HONORED GUESTS
Daintily Appointed Luncheon
Gives Kitchen Shower
Mrs. McCan to Speak
Benefit and Eentertainment
Five Hundred Party
Informal Dancing Party
Entertain Club Members
MUSIC AND DRAMA
"Parsifal" at Auditorium
John Daly Murphy Here
Nat Goodwin's Bill Changes
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Discuss Florentine Paintings
Members Only to Attend
Finish Third Act
Mrs. Greenleaf Talks
Ebell Issues Program
Mrs. Bacon Has Charge
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SUNDAY HERALD-10 CENTS
Untitled
PUNISH THH (iI)ILTY
STILL MORE SCHOOLS
DEATH OF JOSEPH O. LYNCH
ESCAPE OF THE GUILTIER
SMALL ENGINE BURSTS; BOY'S FINGER GONE
FOUNDER OF LOS ANGELES HERALD PASSES AWAY
JOURNEY OF LIFE COMES TO AN END
NEAR PERFECTION ARE THE SHRINERS
REFUSES TO TALK OF SHOOTING AFFAIR
ANGELENO IS KILLED IN NEVADA ACCIDENT
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INCORPORATIONS
THE CITY
CAMPAIGN FOR GOOD ROADS IS ON
TWO YEARS' SEARCH ENDS IN CAPTURE
SPENDS LIFE'S SAVINGS FIGHTING DEPORTATION
ADMITS FORGERY; DENIES MURDER
TO SAVE OLIVE INDUSTRY IS HOPE OF CHAMBER
WOMAN HOLDS MAN UNTIL OFFICER ARRIVES
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SEVEN EVENTS PROVIDE SPORT
BASEBALL OPENING POSTPONED SAN FUANCIHi ■
ASCOT ENTRIEB
IKKALI) ASCOT FORM CHART
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY THE CHICAGO EXPERTS
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
BENNINGB RESULTS
BELLINGHAM GETB FRANCHIBE
JAY GOULD HAB CLEAR FIELD
ST. MARYS WIN IN THIRTEENTH
AUTOMOBILES WILL RACE TO SAN FRANCISCO
OFFERS MEMSIC MATCH WITH JOHNNY THOMPSON
LEAGUE OPENING IS POSTPONED
WATCHES OVER BETTING RING
STANFORD READY FOR STRUGGLE
OAKLAWN MEETING WILL SOON CLOSE
Plain English
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NOVEL MEETING WEIGHS QUESTION
SOME ROOMING HOUSE CARDS GIVEN TO MR. RAFFLES
THE REWARD FOR RAFFLES
SPRAY FROM THE SURF AT LONG BEACH
WHITTIER PASTOR MEETS AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
PASADENA POLICE FIND FATHER LOS ANGELES LAD
CANDIDATE'S WIFE TO HIS DEFENSE
WEIRD TALE OF DIAMONDS IS FOUND TO BE TRUE
LONG BEACH TO HAVE A MODEL POSTOFFICE
SANTA MONICA BURGLAR FRIGHTENS A WOMAN
SALT LAKE AFFAIR REMAINS UNSETTLED
LOVING CUP FOR AUTOMOBILISTB
SUNSHINE BREVITIES FROM THE CROWN OF THE VALLEY
AGED MAN INJURED IN BAD FALL DOWN STAIRS
POPULAR YOUNG MAN'S ILLNESS IS FATAL
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THE WEATHER
LION HAS TOOTHACHE; DENTIST FILLS CAVITY
LIVELY CHASE ENDS IN CAPTURE OF MEN
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STOCK OPERATORS MOVE CAUTIOUSLY
New York Stocks
New York Bunds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Two Failures at London
Treasury Statement
No Session Saturday
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
Cotton and Wool
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
LOCAL DEALERS IN SPEED CONTEST
ific Coast Trade
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
The Metal Market
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Chinese Give* Bail
MINING QUOTATIONS
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Sugar and Coffee
Building Permits
AVALANCHE OF DELAYED MAIL FALLS ON CLERKS
BEST ORANGES IN THE MAP
Boy to Be Burled
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SOCIAL EVIL TO BE REGULATED
WHYS AND WHEREFORES OF THE RAID DISCUSSED AT THE CITY HALL
POLICE ON TRAIL OF 'POLY' THIEF
Problem for the Philosopher
THE RAILROADS
NAME BICKNELL FOR HIGH OFFICE
MUST OBSERVE FENDER LAW
CITY INCINERATES CANNED GOODS
OWNER OF 'CLUB' IS CONVICTED
PLUVIUS GIVES WAY TO JACK FROST
OPPOSE SEWER ON SPRING STREET
WOULD CREATE WHOLESALE ZONE
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