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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 213, 2 May 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
DEMANDS OF MEN ARE NOT YET GRANTED
JURORS AND CLERKS TAKE PART IN NOVEL STRIKE IN MONTANA
MRS. MIZNER NOW DESIRES FREEDOM
MUST FACE TRIAL IN SAN FRANCISCO
WILL NOT ALLOW COUNTESS TO LAND
APPOINTMENT OF NEGRO MAY CAUSE TROUBLE
ORDINANCE IS CHANGED IN PASSAGE
BITTER FEELING AGAINST NEGROES STARTS RACE WAR
MACARTHUR THINKS COAST DEFENSES SAFE
MOTHER BIRD GIVES LIFE TO SAVE FOUR LITTLE BIRDLINGS
FIFTY ARE HURT IN CHICAGO FIRE
THREE MEN DEAD; SEVERAL ENTOMED
ENTOMED MINERS SAFE AND SOUND
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
PRISONERS' STATEMENT PUBLISHED
MISSING MICHIGAN GIRL LOCATED BY BROTHER IN HELENA
CHARLES HINTON DIES SUDDENLY
INSURANCE MEN DENY THE CHARGE
TEXAS ATTORNEY VICTIM OF FEUD
STENOGRAPHER HILL'S BOND PLACED AT $1000
Prince Has the Measles
SWEEPING ORDERS BY GEN. LAUCK
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST
RUEF JURY MAY BE COMPLETED THIS AFTERNOON
WRIGHT BROTHERS TO TEST AERIAL MACHINE
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO CHINESE AT PINOLE
SANTIAGO POLICE CAUSE OF TROUBLE
ATTORNEY MAKES REMARKABLE PLEA
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Sibyl's Sentence
Wonderful Eaenu Cure
MEN'S CLUB WILL GIVE "LADIES' NIGHT" SOCIAL
WHISKER TRIMS GROW EXPENSIVE
HAS NO FEAR OF CANADA BEING AMERICANIZED
Y. M. C. A. WILL LAY ITS CORNER STONE
REALTY DEALER RETURNS AND RECEIVES APPOINTMENT
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BIG STRIKE THREATENED BY CAR MEN
EXTENT OF IRON TRADES BTRIKE IN SAN FRANCISCO SOMEWHAT PROBLEMATIC
SOCIALISTS PACK HALLS IN BERLIN TO FULL CAPACITY
GOVERNMENT REFUSES TO ALLOW MAXIM GORKY TO PREBIUE AT MEETING
Moulders Discharged
Laundry Workers Quit
Stone Masons Walk Out
Electrical Workers Quit
Union Moulders Strike
Delaware Carpenters Strike
No Trouble In Connecticut
Higher Wages Asked
FAMOUS BALLOON TRIP IS FAILURE
"I WILL BE MARRIED MAY 3," SAYS MABELLE
TWENTY PASSENGERS INJURED IN WRECK
JUDGE HOSMER DIES AFTER. SHORT ILLNESS
Personals
PUBLIC DEBT NOW IS $903,337,617
SHEEP MEN TO PAY EXPENSE OF ENFORCING NEW LAW
TIDEWATER PIPE LINE TO TAP KERN RIVER FIELD
MISS STICKNEY SCORES SOUTHERN ASSEMBLYMEN
YOUTHFUL MURDERER SENT TO PRISON FOR FIFTY YEARS
OLD VETERAN ENDS HIS LIFE AT EL PASO, TEXAS
Engine Boiler Explodes
Chicago Packer 111
Clergy Objects to Masons
New York Aldermen Indicted
Japanese Boy Indicted
HEARD AROUND THE CORRIDORS
ELECTRIC PARADE READY TO MOVE
LINE OF MARCH
SLAVERY EXISTS IN CANAL ZONE
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JACKIES WILL LIVEN SCENES DURING FIESTA
VAQUERO CLUB, IN Di .GUST, CANCELS ORDERS FOR FLOAT
CITY HALL TRIBUNE MUST NOT ENCROACH UPON STREET SPACE
REPORT ALARMS HEALTH BOARD
SHRINER HOST COMING FROM EVERY POINT
CARAVAN OF SHRINERS ASSURED OF WELCOME ON PASADENA OASIS
DAUGHTERS OF ISIS HOLD CLASS INITIATION AT VENICE AUDITORIUM
VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS ACCOMPANY BUTTE SHRINER SPECIAL TRAIN
MEMBERS AWAIT PUBLIC SENTIMENT
WASHINGTON MAY LOSE STAHL
SLIEVE GALLION WINS STAKE
WOMAN FELLED BY MURDEROUS BLOW
MAYOR HARPFR WORKS DESPITE INDISPOSITION
BOOMING TIMES IN MINING CAMPS
SWILL HAULING IS RESTRICTED TO NIGHTS
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Untitled
INVOKING A CALAMITY
RECORD-BREAKING INCREASE
MAKING NEW STREETS
ENGLISH MONEY FOR MANILA
SENATOR FLINT AND RAILROAD LEGISLATION
SHE WANTED TO KNOW
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THE CITY |
ANXIOUS TO SEE BRIDGE ERECTED
HOUSING LAW WORKS HARDSHIP
CHILDREN OPEN BIG FLOWER SHOW
To Be Hostesses
Informal Reception
At Country Club
Young-Wiley Wedding
May Day Dance »
Brlde-to.Be Is Honored Guest
Luncheon and Card Party
X Club Members Entertain
Outing and Picnic
Give May Social
Thimble Club Meets
Celebrate Fifth Anniversary
WQMEffS CiUIS
Elect Mrs. Hlbbard President
Officers Are Chosen
Madame Adaberto to Sing
Hold Election of Officers
Talks on Russian Systems
Tells of Club's Good Work
NOTES OF INTEREST TO LONG BEACH RESIDENTS
LONG BEACH COUNCIL TRIES TO REPUDIATE ACTION
Lonely
COSTS OF RUNNING A HOTEL
Pacific Coast Trade
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COMPARISON IS MADE RELATIVE TO PHYSIQUES
DISCOVERS CAUSE OF BALL PLAYERS' INJURIES
BURNS AND O'BRIEN PASS UNDER THE TAPE
LOGISTILLA WINS IN FAST TIME
JAMAICA RESULTS
WHITTIER COLLEGE MEN TO MEET UNIVERSITY
SEATTLE HIGH SCHOOL CHALLENGES BROOKLYN
EYTON SELECTED AS THIRD MAN
TOM McCAREY'S STATEMENT
M'GRAW HAS MEN TRAINED TO WALK
HUGO KELLY WLL BOX WITH DALTON TODAY
LONG BEACH MAY BE SCENE OF RING BATTLE
ALPINE STREET TEAK PROVES VICTORIOUS
ANGELS LOSE ON DELMAS' ERROR
SEALS WHITEWASH THE PORTLANDERS
MAJOR LEAGUES' STANDING
| NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
LIEFIELD WINS THIRD GAME FROM ST. LOUIS NINE
BRESNAHAN LINES OUT HOME RUN AND GIANTS WIN AGAIN
POSTPONED AT PHILADELPHIA
WET WEATHER AT CHICAGO
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
DETROIT TIE 3 CUBS AND THEN DARKNESS PREVENTS FINISH
JOSS DRIVES IN TWO RUNB AND WINS FOR CLEVELAND
NEW BOSTON MANAGER PROVES HERO OF DAY AT BEAN TOWN
RAIN AT WASHINGTON
U. S. C. NINE TROUNCES BUSINESS COLLEGE TEAM
AUTOS WILL RACE FOR GOOD ROADS
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EXPOSITION TO OPEN ITS DOORS THIS EVENING
GROWERS APPEAL TO COMMISSION
APPEAL BY TELEGRAPH UNIQUE IN ANNALB OF INTERSTATE COMMISSION
DOCTORS FAVOR NIGHT SPRINKLING
CHINESE MAN OF POWER ARRIVES
BOBTON BALL MANAGER RESIGNS
At the Celestial Turnstile
GOV. BUCHTEL SPEAKS TO POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS
UNHAPPY GOAT IS EMBARRASSED
N.E.A. DESIGN IS FINALLY CHOSEN
FIFTY-TWO OF VENIRE ARE EXCUSED IN LIQUOR CASE
RED LETTER DAY FOR ASSOCIATION
LONG BEACH BUSINESS MEN INTERESTED IN GOOD ROADS
Not a Serious Objection
LONG BEACH COUNCIL IS GENEROUS WITH PERMIT
CITY ENFORCES MEDIUMS' TAX
LIFE SAVING PATROL IS READY FOR THE SIMMER
BODY LIES DAYS BEFORE DISCOVERY
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THE WEATHER
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
BANKS LEADERS IN DECORATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Big, Advance in Copper
TRADING RULES NOW IN FORCE
Sugar and Coffee
"How is the weather, Cholly?"
MINING QUOTATIONS
The Metal Market
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Chicago Live Stock
They Had Their Use
TRADING LISTLESS AND PRICES SAG
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Statement
Cotton and Wool
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THE RAILROADS
HOPE TO AVERT COAL FAMINE
TO TEST LEGALITY OF LAWS
OFFERS $26,000,000 BONDS
Daniels Quits Hard Work
Pennsylvania Pays Dividend
"You say she's a celebrity?'
NO PROSECUTION OF TRAIN CREW
LINEMAN FALLS TO HIS DEATH
Copper Mlnlntc District
POSTAL PLANS ANOTHER LINE
A Chance for Genius
MUNICIPAL LEAGUERS NOMINATE OFFICERS
SAYS ROOSEVELT IS A MONARCH
Like a Good Man
MARRIES GIRL BUT GETS MUCH HEAVIER SENTENCE
ENLARGE EASTLAKE NURSERY SPACE
Polishing the Pole
READY DROPPED BY HEALTH BOARD
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