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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 238, 27 May 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FAMILY IS POISONED BY SOUP BONE
ARMED MEN KNEEL AS MASS IS SUNG
Miss Barrymore Recovering
Kuroki En Route West
SPANISH AMERICAN WAR VETERAN SHOOTS AND KILLS A WOMAN
TORNADO CAUSE OF MANY DEATHS
FURTHER DETAILS SHOW EXTENT OF DAMAGE BY TERRIFIC WIND STORM
CONVICT HUMMEL RECEIVES CALLER
Arrest Incendiary Suspect
RAILROADS CLASH WITH THE POLICE
DELMAS DECLARES HE WILL RETURN TO NEW YORK
WILL iNSTRUCT DELEGATES TO HAGUE CONFERENCE
Big Supply House Burns
ROOSEVELT TO DELIVER ADDRESS AT INDIANAPOLIS
BELIEVE SPICER IS QUAKE VICTIM
INSANE MAN ENDS LIFE WITH PISTOL
HEALTH UNDERMINED, BLOWS OUT BRAINS
CARDEN DENIES THAT HE ISSUED ULTIMATUM
MRS. M'KINLEY CALLED BY DEATH; END COMES AT ONE O'CLOCK SUNDAY
NEWS OF MRS. McKINLEY'S DEATH CAUSES SORROW AT NATIONAL CAPITAL
VAST AUDIENCE IS DEEPLY MOVED WHEN ANNOUNCEMENT 18 MADE
DECOMPOSED BODY FOUND IN A TRUNK
ARMENIANS ARE SAID TO HAVE BEEN IN THE RESTAURANT BUSINESS
Police Find Clew
THE DAFS NEWS
FORECAST
HAYWOOD TRIAL PROCEEDS SLOWLY
His Main Product
GENERAL CHAFFEE IS NOT SELECTED
COUNCIL'S SESSION WILL BE LENGTHY
MAY IRWIN, THE ACTRESS, MARRIES PRESS4GENT
FIVE PERSONS'HURT IN STREET CAR COLLISION
FAMOUS PAINTER DIES IN POVERTY
Simple Synonym
The Real Thing
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Gets Hearty Welcome on His Return
'LADY OF QUALITY' LACKS IN VERVE
CLARENCE DROWN RETURNS AFTER TRIP TO EASTERN CITIES
THE CALIFORNIANS WILL RETURN HOME WITH OLD STANDBY, "THE MIKADO"
KRAMER MELODRAMA IS A BIG HIT WITH THE GRAND'S SUNDAY CROWD
BELASCO PLAYERS WILL PUT ON BRET HARTE'S PRETTY PLAY, "SUE"
MRS. LESLIE CARTER IN "DU BARRY" BEGINS HER MASON SEASON TONIGHT
ORPHEUM OFFERS AN "ELECTRIC MARVEL" AS ITS NEW HEADLINER
Fischer Has New Burlesque
Empire's New Bill
Unique Shifts Acts
Dramatic Notes
SAYS CHINESE ARE WAKING UP
BOOK N@WS
BOSTON REPORTER MAKES WORLD TOUR
EXPECTS TIDE TO RISE IN BOTTLE
MAY COMPROMISE WITH MUSICIANS
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NATIVE SONS HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE
A Narrow E»*Hp«
Untitled
OLO VETERANS HEAR BURDETTE
BISHOP CONATY ASSISTS AT MASS
SENTENCED TO BATHE FOUR TIMES AN HOUR
EXPECTS PROPHECY TO BE FULFILLED
VARIETIES OF THE LIAR
Two Views
TWO WOMEN ARRESTED WITH MEN COMPANIONS
COMMANDER BOOTH TALKS TO THRONG
LARGE CLASSES ARE CONFIRMED
LITTLE BABIES ARE LINGUISTS
A Standing Rule
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MINES AND MINING=OUTLOOK AT GOLDFIELD
MINE WORKERS SECURE RESULTS
RICH GOLD STRIKE IN PINAL COUNTY, ARIZONA
GREAT EARNINGS IN COPPER FIELD
AVAWATZ MINES GROWING ACTIVE
NEW GPUB STAKE LAW TAKES EFFECT JUNE 1
SILVER STRIKE AT CRACKER JACK
MINES OF VALUE FOR INSPECTION
GREAT ORE ZONE IS EAST AVAWATZ
Don't Pay Alimony
Okell Drill at Work on the Mohawk Jr
FORTUNE SMILES ON SEARCHLIGHT
Appointed Surveyor
BULLFROG TIPS FROM RHYOLITE
DISCLOSURES RAPID IN THE RAMSEY DISTRICT
Bonnie Clare Developments
Emancipator Camp
CAUSE DELAY IN GOLD CAMPS
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR MANHATTAN
FINE PROSPECTS FOR SILVER PICK
DEVELOPMENTS ARE RAPID IN CRACKERJACK COUNTRY
RAILWAY LINES IN PIOCHE GROUP
Ore to Smelters
Articles of Incorporation
CONDENSED MILK IN DEMAND EVERYWHERE
Untitled
MAKE THE STREETS SAFE
WHY ELECTRIC SIGNS ?
NOW FOR THE 500.000 MARK
A MAY MORNING
A SONG OF DEGREEB
THE FAIR INCONBTANT
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I THE CITY
GERMAN SOCIETIES TO CELEBRATE DAY
SHOWERS DRENCH SUNDAY CROWDS
CHEMIST MILLER FINDS WATER GOOD
CHALLENGE TO A DUEL IS PLAY TO THE GALLERY
FRICK WILL NOT BUILD ACADEMY IN PITTSBURG
Will Play Mining Town on Way Here
GLOBE, ARIZ., TO SEE MRS. FISKE
SOCIETY CALENDAR FOR THIS WEEK
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM LONG BEACH
DEATHS OF THE DAY
MINING TEMPLE IS TO COST MILLION DOLLARS
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VALKYRIE AND MERLIN BOTH WIN IN TRYOUT
CUDAHYS DEFEAT NEWBERRYS
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
OVERALL EASY FOR OLD CINCINNATI TEAMMATE 3
PITTOBURG KNOCKS THREE ST. LOUIS TWIRLERS OUT
OAKS AND SEALS MAKE EVEN BREAK
HALBRITERS FORFEIT TO SANTA MONICA
BOWLING ALLEYS ARE IN DEMAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
WHITE SOX AND YANKEEB PLAY WHILE BHOWERS FALL
BOSTON -OSES FINAL GAME TO ST. LOUJS
OVERALL'S RECORD IS PHENOMENAL
PROTESTS AGAINST BASEBALL ARMOR
DEL REV TEAM WILL PLAY DURING SUMMER
To Moke YouMOel Good
EIGHT SITUATION INTERESTS FANS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
BAN JOSE SCOREB WHITEWASH
SOUTHERN COAST LEAGUE IN ACTION
ATHLETIC EVENTS CARDED FOR WEEK
PORTLAND FANS SUSTAIN A SHOCK
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
UNIVERSITY AND POMONA TO CLASH
FANS WITNESS LIVELY GAMES
CORDOVAS DEFEAT OAKLAND
SAN DIEGO DEFEATS PASADENA,
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HEART FAILURE SUCCEEDS BATH
SHORTER NEWS ITEMS FROM THE CROWN CITY
BLINN TELLS PLANS OF LUMBER COMPANY
ACCIDENT VICTIMS ARE OUT OF DANGER
VETERANS t)F WAR REMEMBER THE DEAD
FAMOUS ORATORS TO SPEAK AT CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY
KNIGHTS MEET AT LONG BEACH
DEFINITE ACTION PROMISED IN LIFE SAVING CORPS
GREAT CROWD SEES • WHITE CITY OPENED
WANTS POLICE TO LEARN HARD-HITTING GAME
MOTORCYCLE WINS MT. WILSON SUMMIT
ARRANGE PROGRAM FOR CONVENTION
LIKES STEEL RIMS ON HIS AUTOMOBILE
COUNCIL TO AMEND LICENSE ORDINANCE
THUNDER STORM IS CAUSE OF FIRE LOSS
VETERIANS ATTEND MEMORIAL SERVICE
SIGNS CONTRACT FOR WORK ON RIVER MOUTH
CLASSMATES FOLLOW STUDENT TO GRAVE
BRINDLE BULL LIKES TO RIDE ON HOOK AND LADDER
THREE MILES OF FISH HOOKS CAST EVERY DAY
ABBOT KINNEY IS HOST AT BANQUET
GRADUATING CLASS LARGEST IN HISTORY OF THE CITY
WOMAN DROPS BAG INTO DEEP WATER
SAN PEDRO HARBOR SHIPPING NOTES
LONG BEACH MAN IS INVENTOR OF
SANTA MONICA TO HAVE THREE MORE PATROLMEN
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PERSIA SEARCHED FOR HAREM GIRLS
THE WEATHER
CARTWHEEL PICTURE HATS NOW !N VOGUE
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OUTLINE METHODS OF BOND CAMPAIGN
OCCIDENTAL MUSICIANS WILL GIVE RECITAL
LONDON SOCIETY MOURNS ABSENCE
vIISS MABELLE BIGGART PREACHES GOOD SERMON
IVIIDHI. TEETH ARE WORSHIPPED
BABY FATALLY INJURED BY CAR
CHURCH IS DEDICATED AT LONG BEACH
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL AND TEACHERS APPOINTED
JAPANESE CHILDREN AT SCHOOL
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