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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 226, 15 May 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
DEATH MAY RESULT FROM NEGRO'S RAGE
CASTRO IS ACCUSED OF MURDERING GEN. PARADES
YOUNG MEN WILL 'CUT OUT BOOZE'
CLAIMS JAPAN BROKE PROMISE
MARLOWE AND SOTHERN IN BAPTISM OF FIRE
MONKEY HOUSE CASE IS NOW AT AN END
Miss Button Plays Well
Teachers' Bill Passes
Close Opium Dens
Bread Riots Frequent
JURY WILL SOON HEAR TESTIMONY
LITTLE HEADWAY IS MADE IN ABE RUEF EXTORTION CASE
FIGHT IN OHIO IS CALLED OFF
LAWYER'S ADVICE 'TAKE A MILLION'
DEATHS OF THE DAY
BODIES OF LOVED ONES TAKEN EAST
CALLAS AND ROSES ARE CARRIED TO THE FUNERAL TRAIN
HUMAN FLESH EXPOSED FOR SALE IN MARKET
NIGHT WATCHMAN'S ACT SAVES LIVES OF NINE MEN
BELIEVE* DEPUTY WAS VICTIM OF TRAMPS
Fire Destroys Village
WLLIAM VOCKE, JOURNALIST, PASSES AWAY IN CHICAGO
GIVES REASONS FOR ENDING LIFE
MAKE FORTUNES IN WHEAT PIT
BANK ROBBERY LOOKS LIKE AN "INSIDE JOB"
MORTGAGE IS FILED AGGREGATING MILLIONS
JUDGE POWELL FINES ICE COMPANIES $25,000
MINERS DETERMINED TO DRIVE JAPS OUT
BRICKS AND STONES HIT PASSENGERS
MANY VIOLENT ACTS RECORDED AND THE END IS NOT IN SIGHT
SUPERVISORS THREATEN TO TAKE POSSESSION OF GEARY STREET LINE
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ANOTHER TRAGEDY STOPS PROCEEDINGS
SOUTH MAIN LOT SOLO FOR $90,000
FORECAST
A Narrow ISsvupe
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HEARD AROLAB THE CORRIDORS
THIRTY FIREMEN ARE OVERCOME BY SMCKE
MEXICAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SERVING NARCOTIC
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JOLLY POLICE LOSE THEIR PAY
BIG CALIFORNIA TRACT IS OPENED
Don't Par Alimony
SINGER LEAVES TO TAKE HIGHER POSITION
GRADING CAMPS ARE A NUISANCE
Snow Falls in Nebraska
GREATEST PLANT STARTS OPERATION
MAKE TRIAL FOR NEVADA BUSINESS
NUTMEGGERS IN REMINISCENT MOOD
Death Sentence Affirmed
MOTHERS WILL WAGE WAR ON MORMON CREED
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Untitled
EUREKA I Yea, I Have Found It at Last.
Meyer Succeeds Hoyt
NEW SAN DIEGO LINE IS ASSURED
A RATTLED ORGAN
WHEAT CROP SHORTAGE
THE TWIN INIQUITIES
CUPID IS AGAIN SLY PERFORMER
SANTA BARBARA SUPERIOR DIES AT SAN FRANCISCO
ST. VINCENT STUDENTS WILL PRODUCE A PLAY
FINED IN CHILD LABOR CASES
PATROLMAN IS FULLY CLEARED
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THE CITY
NINE CONTRIBUTE PIECES OF SKIN
RESTAURANT PROPRIETOR UNDER SERIOUS CHARGE
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
MRS. JOHN A. LOGAN GUEST OF HONOR
To Have Pretty Ceremony
Entertain Charmingly
Goes to Monrovia
Dolly Varden Dancing Party
To Be at Home
Mrs. Vollmer Is Hostess
To Give Card Party
Temple Union Entertains
To Wed This Evening
Gives Luncheon
Military Whist Party
Elect Mrs. Jeffreys President
Entertains Club Member*
Cuban Luncheon Is Delightful
Will Be at Home to Club
Mrs. Wilson Is Honored Guest
Whist Club Meets
Honors Cat Club Members
Give Third Recital
Club Members to Meet
Luncheon and Whist Party
Apron and Necktie Social
To Have All-Day Meeting
Monthly Reception
Gives Business Talk
To Meet and Sew
REVOKE FAKER'S AUCTION LICENSE
YOUNG BOYS DENY STEALING BRASS CAPS
SANTA CRUZERS BURN RED FIRE
PATROLMAN DROPPED FROM POLICE ROLLS
INCORPORATIONS
BAREFOOT BURGLAR IS TAKEN TO PENITENTIARY
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LOS ANGELES WINS IN CLOSE CONTEST
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
CINCY MAKES ERRORS AND GIANTS TAKE ADVANTAGE
OVERALL PITCHES GREAT BALL AND PHILLIES ARE SHUT OUT
BROOKLYN COMES TO LIFE AND WHITEWASHES ST. LOUIS
PITTSBIMG RUNS BASES AND WALLOPS BOSTON
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
DETROIT BUNCHES iINGLES AND YANKEES LOSE GAME
INCOMPARABLE LAJOIE HITS THE BALL IN BATTING FEST
DAVID'S PREDICTION
MAJOR LEAGUES' STANDING
STANDING OF TEAMS IN THE MIDDLE WEST
BIG FIGHT BUGS TRAVEL NORTH
CHICAGO CELEBRATES WHITE SOX VICTORY
HIGH SCHOOL NINES PLAN BIG CLASH
POLY GIRLS PREPARE TO DEFEAT LONG BEACH
UPSETS FEATURE OAKLAND RACING
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE
BELMONT PARK RESULTS
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
SOLDIERS AND POLYS MEET THIS AFTERNOON
ALPINES WIN LOPSIDED GAME
MAJOR DELMAR BRINGS BIG PRICE
FAKELETS
NATIONAL GUARDS USE GUN MACHINE
GRAND LODGE HAS ITS FIRST SESSION
NOTES AND DOINGS IN CROWN CITY FIELDS
Actors' Fair Big Success
SAYS HER BOY IS SOLD LIQUOR
DECLARES FATHER IS TOO BRUTAL
WOULD EXTEND FIRE LIMITS
PRESENT FRENCH FLAG TO POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL
MARY V,N BUREN'S MOTHER DIES IN SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
COMPLETE PLANS FOR MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
DEFICIT DISCLOSED IN ENGINEER GLASS' REPORT
BANKS ALL READY FOR CONSOLIDATION
J. PERRY WOOD AGAIN MADE CITY ATTORNEY
TAKES THIRTY DOLLARS FOR INTEREST IN FISH
MOTHERS' DAY FOR CROWN CITY THURSDAY
PROMINENT MUSICIAN IS WED TO PASADENA GIRL
COUNCIL HOLDS SPECIAL MEET
HALF HOLIDAY LOOMS PLEASANT FOR CLERKS
PASADENA GIRL REPORTED TO HAVE WEDDED PROFESSOR
Dried Fruit Prices
Financial Record
Cotton and Wool
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THE WEATHER
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MONEY IN BANKS FILL THE VAULTS
Chicago Live Stock
GRAND BANQUET; HALF HOLIDAYS
Sugar and Coffee
MINING QUOTATIONS
The Metal Market
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Treasury Statement
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
TAKING PROFITS AFFECTS STOCK
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
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TITTLE TOOTSUMS WORRY JUDGES
PRIZE-WINNING BABY
THE RAILROADS
SHOW COUNCILMEN FENDER WORKINGS
Vandeventer Becomes Treasurer
Re.elect Kansas Southern Board
Resume Athol Cut-off Work
Denver-Rio Grande Settlement
Fire Causes Big Loss
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY HAS ITS SESSION
MUSIC AND DRAMA
People's Bill Pleasing
No Opera Next Week
Holland Joins Otis Skinner
LOS ANGELES HIGH WINS NEW HONORS
REAL WEATHER COMES AND PROMISES TO STAY
DUNKARDS GATHER TO HOLD ASSEMBLY
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