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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 194, 13 April 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ENJOYS ANTICS OF BROADWAY THRONG
THE MYSTERIOUS MR. RAFFLES ANSWERS HIS CORRESPONDENTS
MYSTERIOUS MR. RAFFLES
ASKS STUDENTS TO RAISE FUNDS
MEMBERS MUST PAY FINE IF ILL
MURDER SUSPECTS BEHIND IRON BARS
TWO WRECKS INJURE NINE PASSENGERS
FOUR ARE INJURED WHEN CARS COLLIDE ON SEVENTH STREET
TABI.K OF TI'IHI-KIIATriIKM.
NO ATTENTION PAID TO WHITE'S CRIME
ENGLISHMEN PUZZLED BY AMERICAN LAW, AS PRACTICED IN THAW CASE
Little Comment at Pittsburg
NEW YORK ATTORNEYS DECLARE THAT HARRY THAW WILL GO FREE
SPOKANE SHRINERS ARE COMING SOUTH
CABINET MEETING IS QUICKLY OVER
SWEETHEART'S REPLY PROMPTS SUICIDE
BREWER PABST IN AUTO ACCIDENT
WOUND CAUSES RUPTURE OF ARTERY; VICTIM MAY DIE
RUBBER TRUST TO BE WORLD WIDE
BALLOON COVERS 812 MILES IN TWELVE HOURS
THE DAIS NEWS
FORECAST
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COURT OF APPEALS FREES SHORTHIDGE
BROTHERS UNITED IN NOVEL MANNER
JUMP FROM WINDOW TO ESCAPE FLAMES
WOMAN SAYS CLOTHING ORIGINALLY WAS RESULT OF MORAL DEGENERACY
FIVE THOUSAND ARE DYING DAILY
NEW YORK POLICE TO WALK CARPET
YOUTHFUL BURGLAR IS PARDONED BY GILLETT
Tunnel Cave.ln Cleared
AMAPALA TAKEN; WAR NOW OVER
PRESIDENT IN FAVOR OF HALF HOLIDAYS
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FRONTAGE VALUE ON EAST FIRST
TRUSTEES CANNOT DRAW ON CHECKS
SPECULATION ON STRIKE TROUBLES
Eleven Years for Forger
ELECTRIC DISPLAY TO BE GORGEOUS
SHEDS NEW LIGHT ON POSAS BRIDGE
MUST USE CONDUITS BY MIDDLE OF JUNE
•■■■iiruiiioula-a Ilrudly Work
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THE REWARD FOR RAFFLES
EVERYBODY WANTS THAT THOUSAND POLLAUS REWARD FOR RAFFLES |
ADVISES STUDENTS TO BE FIGHTERS
STEEPLE CLIMBER SEEKS HIS FORMER PARTNER
FORESTER HARPER ON MAYOR HARPER'S TRAIL
RECOMMENDS THE DREDGING OF RIVERS
RAILROAD COUNSEL TELLS OF STRIKES
DESCENDANT OF SPAIN DIES AT HOME RANCH
REPUBLICS NOW SEEKING PEACE
JUGS ARE BARRED IN OWENS VALLEY JAUNT
Die* at Family Home
SPECIAL LEAVES FOR SEARCHLIGHT
CARPENTER FALLS AND IS SERIOUSLY INJURED
BONAPARTE WOULD HOLD RAILROADS TO ACCOUNT
GIVES GOLD PIECE INSTEAD OF PENNY
Woman Attempts Suicide
Rowdies Threaten Jews
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COMMANDER BOOTH WILL VISIT CITY
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY PLANS FLOWER CARNIVAL
Music Store Burns
MUTILATES EAR TO FIT DESCRIPTION
POSTMASTER FLINT WANTS DIRECTORY TO BE COMPLETE
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Untitled
WATER PROJECT OPPONENTS
BRIGHTEN THE HOME
AN INTOLERABLE PROPOSITION
WILL OPEN NEW CLUB ON CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND
SUPREME RECORD KEEPER
EXILE TELLS OF AWFUL TORTURE
SANITARIUM BURNS BUT PATIENTS ESCAPE
MACCABEES CLOSE DISTRICT SESSION
HEARD ARObND THE CORRIDORS
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THE CITY
MAYOR TO SIGN HOSPITAL BILL
WITNESS FACES CONTEMPT CHARGE
ENGINEER LEAVES MONEY TO BROTHERS AND SISTER
INQUEST PROVES DEATH ACCIDENTAL
THROWN FROM WAGON AND SKULL FRACTURED
ARRESTS BUTCHER IN GRAIN ROBBERY CASE
SWINDLERS TRY CLEVER SCHEME
Is Bankrupt
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MEMSIC WINS OVER CYCLONE
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
WINNER OF HARD FOIGHT CONTEST
NATIONAL GAMES POBTPONED
BOWLING MATCH 18 BCHEDULED
PLAN DETAILS OF BENEFIT RACING
U. S. C. ATHLETES SNOWED UNDER
PLANS ARE MADE FOR A BIG POOL TOURNEY
ANGELS SURE OF OAKLAND SERIES
BOSTON WINS FROM THE BROOKLYN TEAM, 1 TO 0
THIRTY SILK MILLS TO BE MERGED INTO ONE
AMERICAN GAMES POSTPONED
ANOTHER VICTIM OF TEMBLOR DISCOVERED
WILL MEET THIS AFTERNOON TO DECIDE SUPREMACY
BIG KILLING IS MADE ON KINDERS
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS
RESULTS AT BENNINGB
THINKS PREACHERS SHOULD DISCUSS SOCIAL PROBLEMS
SELLB INTEREST IN BALL TEAM
PORTLAND WINS IN TWELVE INNINGS
FOUR GOLFERS GO TO THE ANNANDALE FINALS
MISS FAY TEMPLETON IS TO LEAVE STAGE
EIGHT-HOUR DAY FOR TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
LABOR SITUATION STILL UNCHANGED
ARMY AND NAVY TO CO-OPERATE
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST ZION'S CHIEF DISMISSED
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MERE LAD CAUGHT STEALING DIAMOND
EXPORTS OF CANNED GOODS FALLING OFF
PITTSBURG POLICE THfNK LOS ANGELES MAN INSANE
JAPANESE TO OPEN BROKERAGE OFFICE
COMMITTEE TO SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR SHRINE
SHIPPING EVENTS AT SAN PEDRO HARBOR
WOMAN CAPTURES TUNA WITH HANDS
WORK ON' BREAKWATER BEGINS WITH SUBWAY
WILD WEST SHOW ENGAGES MIDWAY
JOHN A. KEBLER DIES OF PTOMAINE POISONING
GIVEN RIGHT TO DREDGE CHANNEL
DEATHS OF THE DAY
EVEARYBODY WILL GO TO CHINESE MINSTRELS
THIRD RAIL RAILWAY SEEMS TO HAVE STRUCK A SNAG
BANK CLEARINGS
FORMER PRISONERS OF WAR ARE ON THEIR WAY HOME
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BUT THREE FIRMS BID ON LUMBER
THE WEATHER
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Cotton and Wool
MAYOR SIGNS ORDINANCE CREATING DISBURSING OFFICE
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
ORNATE FITTINGS FOR SAVINGS BANK
Financial Notes
The Metal Market
Chicago Live Stock
PRODUCE PRICES REMAIN STEADY
Pacific Coast Trade
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
UNSTEADY VALUES IN WALL STREET
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Statement
Credit Balances
Sugar and Coffee
CONDITIONS ARE FAVORABLE
R. G. Dun A Co.'s Report
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GOVERNOR ONCE, H. H. MARKHAM IS DEEP IN DEBT
MILLIONAIRE IS TAKEN TO COURT
THE RAILHOADS
Minnesota Passes Bill
Note* of the Rail
CHILD WIFE NOT LEGALLY MARRIED
ARGUES HIS WAY OUT OF PRISON
RUNAWAY HORSE JUMPS ON STREET CAR STEPS
ATTORNEY ASKS AUDITOR FOR LEGAL ADVICE
JESUIT PRIEST DIES FROM ASPHYXIATION
ALCOHOL POISON NEARLY KILLS BOY
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