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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 193, 12 April 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
HAS NO TROUBLE TO ELUDE CHUTES GANG
POET PENS AN ODE TO THE MAN OF MYSTERY, PARODIZING POPULAR SONG
THEATRICAL PARTY THROWN INTO LAKE; DICK FERRIS INJURED
THE MY3TERIOUB MR. RAFFLES ANSWERS HIS CORRESPONDENTS
THE MYSTERIOUS MR. RAFFLES IN ONE OF HIS COSTUMES
FIVE YEARS TO FINISH CANAL
BANK ACCOUNT AS REFORM MEASURE
Two-Cent Fare Bill Passed
SAN DIEGO MAN SHOOTS TO KILL
UNION MINERS WARN CITIZENS TO KEEP AWAY
WILL BOOM TAFT FOR PRESIDENT
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BUTCHERS THREATEN TO STRIKE
JURYMEN UNABLE TO DECIDE THAW'S FATE
JURORS SPEND THE ENTIRE NIGHT ON TABLES AND CHAIRS
WHILE WAITING FOR VERDICT THAW'S NERVE DOES NOT DESERT HIM
Jury Seeks More Light
PICTURES BELONGING TO THAW'S VICTIM ARE SOLD AT AUCTION
GEORGE K. FAVROT LEAVES HIS CELL
BECAUSE OF THAW TRIAL THE TOMBS IS CROWDED
FREMONT TELLS HARD LUCK STORY
ENGLAND AND SPAIN TO WORK IN HARMONY
WOMAN SCORES THE PRESIDENT
CAPTAIN MAY BE FATALLY INJURED
Japanese Smuggler Caught
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST
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MUST UNRAVEL LEGAL TANGLE IN RUEF CASE
LOS ANGELES WITNESSES BEFORE GRAND JURY
PRESIDENT WOULD SAVE VETERANS' POSITIONS
WEALTHY CHICAGO WOMAN ENDS HER LIFE IN THE LAKE
ONE CHILD DEAD; ANOTHER INJURED
FIFTEEN PERISH IN TRAIN WRECK
TRAFFIC WILL BE RESTORED BY SUNDAY
FIRE DESTROYS 14,000 BALES OF COTTON
Big Steamer Launched
MANY NOTABLES AT PITTSBURG
JUMPS FROM BRIDGE AND DIES
CAMPAIGN ON AGAINST KANSAS LIQUOR DEALERS
JOE ULLMAN WILL BE TAKEN TO SANITARIUM
CHIEF JUSTICE BEATTY EN ROUTE TO LOS ANGELES
THOUSANDS TO WAGE WAR ON DANDELIONS
HALF BREED MAY ESCAPE GALLOWS
MAIL FOR UNCLE SAM OIL COMPANY HELD UP
BISHOP DEPOSES NEW YORK PASTOR
SAYS ROOSEVELT WILL NOT ACCEPT
WATERS' ELECTION IS NOW CONCEDED
ASK ROOSEVELT TO EXPLAIN STATEMENTS
FIVE THOUSAND CHANT PRAYERS AT NAPLES
DEATHS OF THE DAY
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MILLIONAIRE IS TAKEN TO COURT
NICE LITTLE DOG EEPOBTED DEAD PBOVES FALSITY OP ASSERTION
BASKERVILLE CLASS GIVES A BANQUET
BOARD PUTS BAN ON NILES' MILK
TELLS OF BONDAGE OF INDIAN WOMEN
PAUL DE LONGPRE GALLERY TO BE CLOSED SATURDAY
MUSIC AND BIAIA
"Camille" Excellently Done
Adaberto to Sing Here
"Midsummer Night's Dream"
Symphony's Closing Concert Today
U. S. C. Recital
MacKenzie Gordon Sings
FINE FIREMEN BUT EXEMPT CIVILIANS
WOMEN PLEAD WITH HARPER
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SELF CONFESSED SLAYER IN JAIL
CHINESE PRISONER TORTURES HIMSELF
THE REWARD FOR RAFFLES
EXAMINATION OF HERMANN OVER
TRUSTEES FAVOR CHILDREN; PROPERTY OWNERS OBJECT
HIGH SCHOOL ORATORS WILL DEBATE TONIGHT
FINDS NO EVIDENCE OF USING POISON
BRIEF NEWS NOTES FROM OCEAN PARK
VENICE POSTQFFICE WILL BE REMODELED
WILL PREVENT DRUNKEN BRAWLS BY THE TROOPS
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Untitled
PERSONAL CAMPAIGN WILL BE ORGANIZED
SAY ROBBER IS FLEENOR'S PUPIL
MAYOR OPPOSES GRADE CROSSINGS
Arrested on a Forgery Charge
BIG BROWN BEAR AWAITS HIS OWNER
The Trice of llrnlil.
JUNK DEALERS FIGHT AND ONE GOES TO HOSPITAL
DAWSON FAINTS IN COURT ROOM
FOOTHILL RESTAURANT FAVORITE OF TOURISTS
BUILDING AND REALTY NOTES
RFVPAI. All. THP FACTS
HEATHEN HERE AND THERE
HEALTH BOARD CLEANS HOUSE
SUNDAY SCHOOLS CLOSE CONVENTION
FORMER MAYOR HEIR TO FORTUNE
PROTEST AGAINST LONG DELAY ON POSTOFFICE
HAS BATTLE WITH BIG RATTLESNAKE
EDUCATORS WILL HOLD STATE MEETING TODAY
SUFFERS SERIOUS INJURIES IN STREET CAR ACCIDENT
KEEP SIGNS OFF TREES IS NEW LAW
REFUSES PLEA TO QUASH INDICTMENT
INSTALL BOILERS AT RAPID RATE
CHIEF UPS GOES NORTH TO ATTEND FUNERAL
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THE CITY
FIREMEN TO GET PRIVATE FARRIER
Arrest Murder Suspect
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ISSUE WARRANTS FOR MOTORMEN
Society
Boclety Women Are Patronesses
Have Automobile Trip
Luncheon and Card Party
Give Musical Program
Informal Luncheon
To Present Play
Reception at University
Edgar Gordon Talks to Club
Will Give Concert
Entertains Delightfully
To Be Honored Guests
Luncheon and Box Party
Gives Delightful Reception
Will Be Hostess
Honors Reform Worker
Mrs. Wilson to Entertain
Sorority Dancing Party
Will Be at Home to Club
Act as Hostesses
FREE SEEDS READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
COULD NOT RIDE MULE; WANTS BIG DAMAGES
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FIFTH OF SERIES GOES TO ANGELS
'POLY' ATHLETES WILL GO NORTH
BEACH TOWN BALL TEAMS FORM CRACK AGGREGATION
PANHARD LOWERS RECORD
FIGHTERS PROMISE FAST BATTLE FROM TAP OF GONG
PORTLAND STILL ON THE TOBOGGAN
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
OPENING GAME POSTPONED
SOLOMON PREPARES FOR BATTLE WITH ATTELL
EXPECT O'BRIEN TO ARRIVE TODAY
LOS ANGELES MAN WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
LONG SHOTS BEAT FIELD AT OAKLAND
RESULTS AT BENNINGB
AMATUUII MANAGUHS ATTI3WTIONI
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
ST. LOUIS DEFEATS THE CHICAGO CHAMPIONS
NEW YORK TAKES FIRST GAME FROM WASHINGTON
CLEVELAND SHUT OUT BY THE DETROIT TEAM
QUAKERS DEFEATED IN ELEVEN.INNING CONTEST
ARRANGE MEET FOR SWIMMERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
CROWD BREAKS UP THE FIRST GAME AT NEW YORK
TEN THOUSAND SEE CHICAGO TEAM WIN
CINCINNATI WINS FROM PITTSBURG TEAM
NEW ORLEANB RESULTS
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BOARD BANQUET WILL BE FREE
SHORT NEWS ITEMS FROM IN AND NEAR PASADENA
PERMITTED TO ERECT PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS
USES BUSINESS STATIONERY FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES
NUGGETS OF NEWS FROM LONG BEACH
EXPECTS TERRITORY TO STAY ANNEXED
TWO LOSERS WILL CONTEST PASADENA CITY ELECTION
DECIDE ON METHOD OF PAVING BETWEEN RAILS
RICHARD ROE WANTS BALM FOR NEURALGIA
HOODOO HANGS ON AUTO TAG OF DR. SCHIFFMANN
MARYLAND HOTEL BUYS FRONTAGE AND WILL BUILD
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THE WEATHER
PLANS ARE COMPLETED FOR RAILROAD DAY
ORCHESTRA WILL GIVE TWENTY-SEVENTH CONCERT
REVOLVER CLUB SELECTS NEW SHOOTING GALLERY
SPRING ASSEMBLY CLOSES SESSIONS
THINK MEMORIAL DAY NOT PROPERLY OBSERVED
FIESTA FLOATS WILL REPRESENT JEWELS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
$10,000,000 BANK IN NEW QUARTERS
BANK CLERKS GIVE BANQUET AT LEVY'S
Banks and Banking
Cotton and Wool
BANANA SUPPLY RUNNING SHORT
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
MINING QUOTATIONS
The Metal Market
Pacific Coast Trade
Big Coffee Crop
Treaaury Statement
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
Credit Balances
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
OPERATIONS ARE MORE AGGRESSIVE
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Sugar and Coffee
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
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THE RAILROADS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROAD IS REOPENED
Notes of the Rail
ANGELENOS RETURN FROM OLD MEXICO
MAYOR DEBATES HOSPITAL CASE
MAN BACTERIOLOGIST WILL SUCCEED WOMAN
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