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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 183, 2 April 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MANY OVERLOOK THAT REWARD OF $1000
THE MYSTERIOUS MR. RAFFLES ANSWERS HIS CORRESPONDENTS
RIBBON COUNTER JOHNNY BRINGS IN RUBE SMITH, A HORNY FISTED FIGHTER
THE REWARD FOR RAFFLES
TELLS HOW RAFFLFS UPSET THE DIGNIFIED OLD DAME BOSTON
MYSTERIOUS MR. RAFFLES
MAYORALTY FIGHT WILL END TODAY
PRESIDENT BREAKS INTO THE POLITICAL FIGHT AT CHICAGO
SAYS POLICE KICKED HIM TO OBTAIN CONFESSION
BAKERSFIELD VISITED BY SEVERE STORM
Storm Damage Is Large
FIND BODY OF MAN WITH HEAD STUCK FAST IN THE MUD
NINE-HOUR DAY DEMANDED BY TRAINMEN
ARMED NEGROES LOOKING FOR TROUBLE
PASTOR BLOWN INTO RIVER BY DYNAMITE
MANAGER OF OPERA COMPANY MAY DIE
T.4111.K UK riOMI'KKATI HIvS
HAVANA IS THREATENED BY THE SEA
W. D. HEYWOOD'S TRIAL SET FOR FIRST OF MAY
GAMBLING WIPED OUT IN MONTANA
MURDERER DIES FROM SELF-INFLICTED WOUND
CHOKES WOMAN AND KILLS MAN WHO INTERFERES
CARPENTERS AND PAINTERS ON STRIKE AT VANCOUVER
Sergeant Griffith Sentenced
PROMINENT CITIZENS OF THE SOUTH TRY TO SOLVE RACE PROBLEM
BETTER POSTAGE RATES TO BE OFFERED
FEAR ATTORNEY DIED IN WRECK
BANKER RECEIVES A THREE-YEAR SENTENCE
Meets Death Under Wheels
RUEF WANTS SHERIFF TO GUARD HIM
SENATOR KEANE DROPPED A3 BECRETARY OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST
PRESIDENT SAYS RAILROADS CAN BE REGULATED
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Royal Stork Expected Soon
LAUNDRY WORKERS DECIDE TO STRIKE
LAUNDRY OPERATORS AT OAKLAND ALSO OUT ON A STRIKE
DOWIE'S SUCCESSOR ISSUES ULTIMATUM
JOHN WEAVER COMPLETES STORMY TERM AS MAYOR
FOUNDATION LAID FOR A HOSPITAL ON MT. OLIVET
FOUR SEAMEN LOST DURING HARD GALE
FIREMEN'S FUND COMPANY AGAIN ON A FIRM BASIS
Must Face Murder Charge
JURYMAN UNABIE TO EITHER READ OR WRITE
SIX TRAINMEN DIE IN WRECK
ITALIAN CUTS DAUGHTER'S THROAT AFTER QUARREL
ASKS FOR TROOPS TO PROTECT ALASKA MINES
TWELVE HUNDRED HORSES TO BE SENT TO ISLANDS
THOUSANDS COME TO CALIFORNIA TO RESIDE
REPORTS CONFIRM STORY OF TEMBLOR
MILLIONAIRE DUNLAP MARRIED AT MILWAUKEE
Provide* Two.Cent Rate
PLAYMATES FIGHT DUEL WITH THEIR PENKNIVES
REPUBLICANS WIN VICTORY IN MICHIGAN
RED HATS ARE FEW; CANDIDATES NUMEROUS
JUVENILES IN ANNUAL EGG ROLLING FESTIVAL
MRS. COTTIE FOX, WIFE OF M. P. STAMBACH, DIES
German Laborer Killed
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EXPERT WILL LIKE PLANS TO BEAUTIFY CITY
NAME COMMITTEE ON GARBAGE SITUATION
Boat Sinks; Two Missing
SOLONS SELECT POLICE SURGEONS
NEW BRIDGES TO COME OUT OF CITY FUNDS
SECRETARY WIGGINS GOES TO JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
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DRINK MAY HAVE CAUSED BIG WRECK
INVENTOR OF BRAKE DECLARES TERRIBLE WRECK COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED
HERE'S FOI R HIH ACES; DRAW A KIX(i AND CAPTURE
GREAT MASS OF MAIL KEEPS CLERKS HUSTLING
NEW JUSTICE IS GIVEN GOOD START
D.ilnn lluainma Akhld
FOUR-YEAR-OLD BOY STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE
BOYS ARE ACCUSED OF GRAND LARCENY
FORTY-NINTH STREET STAYS UNWIDENED
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HAKKLKN THE MYSTKRIOIIS KLUDKB THEM AM,
CARDS SHOWING WHERE MR. RAFFLES CALLED YESTERDAY
BETHLEHEM COFFEE CLUB OPENS FOR BUSINESS
AWATEUR DETECTIVES SHOULD STUDY THESE FEATURES
RAFFIETTES ¦
SOCIOLOGY CLASS VISITED SEVERAL PLACES YESTERDAY
Goethals Succeeds Shonts
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Untitled
THAT STEAMSHIP PROJECT
ONLY EXPERIENCE TEACHES
WHOI.PSAfcR lIQUOR 7.ONP
BACK THE POLICE
In the Merchant's Office
PI LINES AND PICK UPS
"THE STARBANGLE BANNER"
A CHURCH POBTOFFICE
Automobile Toots
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THE CITY
INCREASES OIL TANK STORAGE
THOSE TWIN CRIMES
ENTERTAIN WITH A BIG BENEFIT
To Be Hostess at Musicale
Gives Charming Tea Party
To Benefit Russians
Dinner at California Club
Miss Wolfskin to Be Bride
Monthly Luncheon
C»rd Party
Chapter Member* to Meet
Lewis.Spicer Wedding
To Give Luncheon
Wealthy Man to Wed
Big Society Concert
To Be at Home to Club
To Entertain Club Members
Invite Large Number
Informal Reception
Musical Entertainment
Entertain with Dance
To Have Rally
To Act as Hostess
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Elect Mrs. Ruddy President
GRANTS SPUR TRACK TO NEW BISHOP FACTORY
WANTS WASTE OIL PUT OUT OF THE WAY
PASS ORDINANCE FOR BOND ISSUE
AUDITOR WILL EXAMINE BOOKS
BLACKMAR MAY KEEP HIS HUMBLE QUARTERS
CITY COUNCIL HELPS BEREAVED WIDOWS
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RACING SCANDAL AIRED IN COURT
YOUTHS FORM NEW CLUB
JIM BLUTE'S SALOVER DEAD
FARMER BURNS DEFEATED
MAHER RIDES DERBY WINNER
PETER MAHER KNOCKED OUT
FATHER OF SIX PUGILISTS DIES AT CINCINNATI
'GRAY STREAKS' HAVE AN INNING
RACING SEASON AT OAKLAND WILL BE EXTENDED SIX WEEKS
RESULTS AT BENNINGS
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS
'HONEY' MELLODY IS ABSTEMIOUS
L. A. HIGH AND OAKLAND MEET
FOUR MEN ARRESTED BELIEVED TO BE THIEVES
LITTLE BOY DELIRIOUS FROM EFFECTS OF LIQUOR
THOMPSON WILL START TRAINING
W. H. CAREY AND JOCKEY PRESTON LEAD
TWO MANY SALES CAUSE ARREST
OPENS CAMPAIGN FOR EXTENSION
SHOOTS AND KILLS ONE MAN; WOUNDS ANOTHER
DESPERATE TRIO STEAL ELEPHANT
POSSIBLE SHOWERS IS FORECAST OF WEATHER
AGED BICYCLE RIDER STRUCK BY AUTOMOBI1 E
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GOODWIN MAKES A GREAT SHYLOCK
JOHN DALY MURPHY MAKES INITIAL BOW AT BELASCO THEATER
ACROBATS ARE HEAD LINERS OF GR£ATEBT MERIT AT ORPHEUM
"PARSIFAL," NOW PERFECT, MAKES GREAT SPECTACLE AT THE AUDITORIUM
Fine Comedy at Fischer's
Music Notes
Unique Has Good Stunts
People'a Bill Changes
Mrs. Carter to Play Here
GIVES NEW INTERPRETATION OF GREAT ROLE
VENICE IS AFTER GOVERNMENT CASH
THREE HUNDRED BOYS HAVE ANNUAL PICNIC
POSTOFFICE DOES FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS
SICK WOMAN PAYS BIG PRICE FOR QUIET
DUDLEY IS MAYOR OF SANTA MONICA
NOTES,OF INTEREST FROM LONG BEACH
IS CAPTAIN HALL'S SON
DEATH CLAIMS MRS. H. S. MUNSON IN EAST
COMPLETE EARLEY TICKET IS WINNER
WORDS LEAD TO BLOWS AND FLASHING KNIVES
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
"MAMMA M'KENNIE" IS BACK TO OLD HOME
GIRLS' CONFESSION BRINGS IN OTHERS
AUTOMOBILES CRASH AND ONE IS DAMAGED
MUST FIGHT FOR NEW TERRITORY
WOMAN SENDS DIAMONDS TO BEACH BAND LEADER
REV. IRELAND RESIGNS CHARGE; SEEKS NEW FIELDS
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THE WEATHER
SUBURBS ARE DRY FOR TWELVE HOURS
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RUMORS AFFECT STOCK VALUES
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Statement
Credit Balances
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
Sugar and Coffee
BANANAS HIGHER; BUTTER STEADY
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Egg* and Chacte
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL GOSSIP
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
MINING QUOTATIONS
The Metal Market
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Cereals of the World
Cotton and Wool
CHICAGO MAN KILLS HIS WIFE WHILE INTOXICATED
THREE MEXICANS PERISH WHEN CABIN BURNS DOWN
CURED MEATS TO UNDERGO A TEST
Holbrook Plead* Guilty
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WOULD CREATE WHOLESALE ZONE
CITY STICKS TO OLD BRAND HOSE
WOULD TAX CLUBS $25 EACH MONTH
LONG BEACH WOMAN IS GIVEN DIVORCE
WHITE WIFE ACCOMPANIES HER CHINESE HUSBAND
CORNEY PENDLETON TAKES PORT COLLECTOR'S JOB
HEAVY BONDS REQUIRED OF POLYTECHNIC EMPLOYE
SALT LAKE MAILS COME OVER OTHER ROUTES
LATE FASHION NEWS
MARCH FIGURES TOTAL $1,213,156
DETECTIVES SAY DRUGGIST VIOLATES LIQUOR LAWS
READS PAPER ON 'DIVINE' HEALING
INCORPORATIONS
Pleads Not Guilty
BIG CIRCUS WILL ARRIVE NEXT WEEK
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