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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 252, 10 June 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ADAMS HAS GRIM STORY TO RELATE
WOMAN SHOOTS AT LOVER WHEN KNOCKED DOWN
SCHMITZ JURY TAMPERED WITH
<$. LAST WATER MEETING! ■$>
JAPS MOULD FORCE FIGHT WITH U. S.
IRON WORKERS REJECT TERMS; STRIKE STILL ON
THIEVES INVADE TAJO BUILDING
WEALTHY MAN WANDERS INSANE THROUGH NIGHT
CROWDED CAR TURNS OVER AT EAGLE ROCK
TWO KILLED, TWELVE HURT, IN ACCIDENT
FIGHT FLAMES FOR DAYS AT SEA
BOXERS ACTIVE IN NORTHERN CHINA
TRAINMEN ON ARIZONA I ROAD GO OUT ON STRIKE
REPORT CABRERA HAS BEEN SLAIN
Force Sent to Frontier
Nicaragua Represented
MORMON ELDER SCORES PREACHERS
PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
THE DAIS NEWS
FORECAST
DELEGATES TO PEACE CONCLAVE ARE INSTRUCTED
WOULD UNITE LABOR UNIONS
NEGRO MINER KILLS PARTNER AFTER QUARREL
POLICE COMMISSION TO REMAIN UNCHANGED
ACCUSED NEGRESS DIGS HOLE AND HIDES IN SAND
Kuroki Praises Americans
Visit Mining District
Servian Ministry Resigns
Coincidences
BUSINESS MEN DEFEND HARBIN
DEATHS OF THE DAY
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'MIZPAH' PROVES A DELIGHT AGAIN
VIOLA ALLEN PUTS ON "TWELFTH NIGHT" AT THE MASON FOR THREE NIGHT 3
"LETTY," A STRONG PINERO PLAY, WILL BE THE WEEK'S ATTRACTION AT THE BELASCO
VALERIE BERGERE TO BE THE ORPHEUM'S HEADLINER THIB WEEK
"PINAFORE" TO SAIL INTO PUBLIC FAVOR THIS WEEK ON AUDITORIUM STAGE
Fischer's "Swell Affair"
Empire's New BUI
Unique's Bill Changes
"Mizpah" Still Proves Drawing Card
MASONS ATTEND FUNERAL SERVICES
OPERATION FATAL TO YOUNG WOMAN
POOL ROOM TO INVADE BEST BUSINESS DISTRICT
MYRTLE SELWTFS PASSIONATE MESS THE GRAND'S FEATURE
HUNTINGTON TO DREDGE SLIPS AT SAN PEDRO
TELLS GRADUATES TO HOLD TRUT
Page 3 Advertisements
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ASTORS URGE CONGREGATIONS TO VOTE BONDS
f'. WILLIAM HORACE DAY REACHES A PARABLE FROM IfT,H.E OWENS RIVER PROJECT
<8> LAST -WATER MEETING! <?>
REV. JOHN A. JACKSON CALLS IT PLAIN DUTY TO VOTE FOR BONDS
REV. A. M. HENCK 3AYB GOD WILL HONOR CITY'S EFFORTS TO GET WATER
BURDETTE TELLS WHAT COMING OF RIVER WILL MEAN TO LOS ANGELES
PRODUCE EXCHANGE IS BTRONG IN INDORSEMENT OF OWENS RIVER BONDS
SAN PEDRO MARINE NEWS
FORTY VEHICLES STILL NEEDED
CANDY MAKER GIVES BLACKSMITH HARD BEATING
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES HEAR BACCALAUREATE
•$> LAST WATEII MEETING! ■•
FINAL RALLY TO BE HELD TONIGHT
COMMENCEMENT FESTIVITIES BEGIN FOR THROOP GRADS
Page 4 Advertisements
Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
MINES AND MINING—CALIFORNIA CAMPS
GOLDFIELD GOSSIP AND WONDER CAMP
APPLIED FOR MEMBERSHIP IN CHAMBER OF MINES
ORD MOUNTAIN IS HIGH IN MINERALS
BIG ORE BODY STRUCK IN THE BLACK ROCK GROUP
NATIONAL BANK OPEN AT RHYOLITE, NEVADA
MORE COPPER THAN GOLD ON RESERVATION
Los Angeles Will Lead
MANION IN CHARGE OF GOLDEN SCEPTER
REPORTER NETS FORTUNE IN SIX MONTHS'TIME
Notes on Grand Gulch Camp
Indian Creek Country
Brown Palace News
RELAY, NEAR WALKER LAKE, IS LATEST MINING CAMP
WIZARD INVESTS IN CALIFORNIA
SIX MINES PAYING GOOD DIVIDENDS
High Price for Copper
SILVER LEGION SHOWS RICH ORE
The Steady Job
CALIFORNIANS START NOVEL TRIP TO EASTERN CITY
JUDGE HAGGETT ON MINING OUTLOOK
DESERT BONANZA MINE AT DAGGETT
GOLDFIELD MEN TO WORK AT CANDELARIA CLAIM
LATE MAGAZINES
Untitled
IN A NUTSHELL
CUTTING OF RED TAPE
THE HOME CIRCLE CLUB
"HARRIMANIZED" LATEST WORD
LAST WATER MEETING!
Page 6 Advertisements
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Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
THE CITY
CITY HALL NOTES
OCCIDENTAL MUSIC PUPILS GIVE DELIGHTFUL RECITAL
DETECTIVES INVESTIGATING NEGRO SHOOTING SCRAPE
YOUNG MEN ARE THE NATION'S DEPENDENCIES
SECRETARY ROOT TO VISIT MEXICO CITY
SAY SPITE WORK PROMPTED ACTION
HORSE THROWS WOMAN AND SERIOUSLY INJURES HER
REMARKABLE RESCUE
I,AST WATER MEETING!
SOCIETY CALENDAR FOR THIS WEEK
MEXICAN IS ARRESTED ON BURGLARY CHARGE
GOES TO EVERY CORNER OF GLOBE
SEARCH HERE FOR MISSING DOCTOR
CORNER STONE LAID FOR HIGHLAND PARK OHURCH
Page 7 Advertisements
Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
HOEGEES DOWN THE PICKWICKS
DERVISH FINISHES FIRST IN YACHT RACE
COLUMBINE VICTORIOUS AFTER HALYARDS OF MISCHIEF II GIVE WAY
Amateur Games
' Southern State League
Southern Coast League
Miscellaneous Games
BOWLING ALLEY DEVOTEES BUSY
EMERYVILLE ENTRIEB
OLD COLLEGE STARS PLAY BALL IN NEVADA
HAMBURGERS DEFEAT PLAYA DEL REV NINE
SERAPHS SUFFER DOUBLE LOSS
MAJOR LEAGUES' STANDING
CLUB ATHLETES BOX MONTANA KID
PORTLAND TAKES QUICKLY TO QUICK
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
PHILLIES HIT FOR LONG ONES, BUT CUBS WIN
GIANTS OUTHIT, BUT DEFEAT ST. LOUIS
CINCINNATI AND BROOKLYN EVEN IN DOUBLE-HEADER
STOCKTON TROUNCES THE SAN JOSE CLUB
l ITTLE SEALS DEFEAT OAKLAND
t AMATEUR >«J*jlEBS I™**- |
Page 8 Advertisements
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
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WOMAN SUCCUMBS TO BULLET WOUND
Socialists Condemn Prosecution
LITTLE GIRL BITTEN BY FIERCE BULLDOP
PAUL JUST LIKE OTHER CHILDREN
<g> I,AST WATER MEETING! <$>
WOMAN INJURED IN AUTO WRECK MAY PLACE BLAME
Page 9 Advertisements
Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
EMANCIPATION IS THROUGH TRUTH
THE WEATHER
AGED WOMAN WORKS ON HER HUNDREDTH QUILT
Page 10 Advertisements
Page 10 Advertisements Column 1
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CHILDREN'S DAY IN MANY PULPITS
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM LONG BEACH
TOURNAMENT DIRECTORS ELECT CARY PRESIDENT
BRIEF NEWS NOTES FROM SANTA MONICA
THINK TRUSTEES WORKING BLUFF
TWO WOMEN INJURED IN ODD ACCIDENTS
THREE FRATERNITIES HAVE LOCAL MEMORIAL DAY
200 VENETIANS ARE ARRESTED
NEW SANITARIUM COMPANY FORMED
PASADENA BASEBLL TEAM IS LIKELY TO DISBAND
HOTEL BUILDER STILL FIGHTING GRIM REAPER
Fitz Gerald's Funeral Today
THROOP SENIORS LISTEN TO SERMON
WANTS PEACE AT ANY PRICE
ENGLISH FIGHTER APPEARS GOOD
BISHOP CONFERS PRIESTLY OFFICE
TWO CARS COLLIDE; NO ONE IS INJURED
Quite Professional
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
Page 11 Advertisements
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BEILSTEIN WRITES TO UNDERTAKERS
LION WILL PUSH BRIDGE SCHEME
MANAGER OF HOSPITAL DICS OF HEART TROUBLE
THREE MEN DROWNED WHEN SKIFF CAPSIZES
Page 12 Advertisements
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