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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 285, 13 July 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ACTING MAYOR TELLS OF HIS OWN PERFIDY
SEW PUPPIES TOGETHER; HOSPITAL SURGEONS MUST ANSWER HUMANE SOCIETY
ROOSEVELT HAS DARING PROPOSAL
DOCK FACILITIES SOURCE OF WORRY
SIXTEEN MEN HURT IN RAILROAD WRECK
PRETTY WOMAN IS ACCUSED OF BEING A THIEF
CATHOLICS AND TAFT REACH AN AGREEMENT
GRAND INSTITUTE WILL HOLD SESSIONS TODAY
TELLER IS SENTENCED TO FOUR YEARS IN PRISON
CONCESSIONS GRANTED FOR TWO RAILROADS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC HAS NO RIGHT TO CHARGE TOLL OF 5 CENTS A TON
BOTH SIDES OF POSTAL MAY BE WRITTEN ON
FIRST DEPUTY WILL BE PROMOTED TO ASSISTANT
SECRETARY STRAUS SEEKS INFORMATION
RHINE WINE GROWERS LOOK FOR TROUBLE
Japan Feels Joyful
TABLE OF II :uci;u ii X i ;>
STEEL TUG TO MAKE TRIP TO PACIFIC COAST
DESERTED WIFE LEAVES BABES WITH NEIGHBOR
ADMITS KILLING GIRL; PLEADS HER INFIDELITY
SPIRITUALIST ELOPES WITH MOTHER-IN-LAW BECAUSE WIFE DISLIKES SEANCES
ENGINEER STOPS HOLDUP ATTEMPT
OPENLY ATTACKS FRENCH ALLIANCE
BELGIAN ARMY OFFICER MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES
HEARING OF BRADLEY CASE POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY
Raid Postmaster's Pig
DEFENSE OF HAYWOOD IS ALMOST IN
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST
WARN TEACHERS TO BE CAUTIOUS
NO STATUTE AGAINST DRAWING FORTIFICATIONS
GRAND EXALTED RULER REACHES PHILADELPHIA
I SCHOOL AND STREET BONDS BADLY DEFEATED
2420 CANDIDATES TAKEN INTO ORDER
Injured Man Dies
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Untitled
MAYOR CONSIDERS AN ADVISORY CABINET
Wounded in Duel
MAYOR HARPER DECLINES SAN FRANCISCO'S BID
POLICE TELL HIM ALL THINGS HE EVER DID
WOMAN IS KILLED BY BLOW OF SWINGING DOOR
CAPTURES BURGLAR AFTER LONG AND HARD CHASE
LILLIAN LEMMAN PAYS FINE FOR ANNOYING MISS LEMON
SNEAK THIEVES BECOME SARTORIAL CONNOISSEURS
CUPID NODS IN SUMMER BREEZES
BOY WORKER IS CRUELLY MANGLED
$6000 WORTH OF DIAMONDS STOLEN
DECLARES WOMAN ENTICED HUSBAND
SCHOOL BUILDING TAX
CONSISTENT, ANYWAY
A VIGILANT ASSOCIATION
HELPING THE HELPLESS
PROPERTY OWNERS CLASH WITH H. E. HUNTINGTON
WHY FORESTER'S LOT IS NOT ALWAYS HAPPY
CITY SELLS OUTFALL SEWAGE AT PROFIT
PERSONAL
ASK TEDDY
ASSESSMENT TOO HIGH, THEY CLAIM
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THE CITY
CITY HALL NOTES
WONT SHOW LENIENCY TO HABITUAL DRUNKS
CLAIM PHYSICIAN IS COUNTERFEITER
HANGS HIMSELF TO DOOR TRANSOM
MEXICAN ATTEMPTS TO KILL LIEUTENANT GOV€RNOR
1..111K Live i In- King!
SUMMER SCHOOL WILL BE HELD
POLICE LOOKING FOR MAN ACCUSED OF BURGLARY
CITY SELECTS A WORKHOUSE SITE
DIES FOR KILLING MAN AND CHILD
RACE PREJUDICE DELAYS SECURING OF THE JURY
NOT EMBEZZLER SAYS THE JURY
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EDUCATORS SAY IT IS GREATEST CONVENTION EVER
MONSTER ASSEMBLY AT THE AUDITORIUM YESTERDAY HEARD PRACTICAL PAPERS
SELF-SUPPORT IS PROBLEM MOST IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAY LEAD FROM NATURE STUDY TO GEOGRAPHY
SCHOOL LIBRARIES SHOULD BE CHOSEN IN VIEW OF USE RATHER THAN DESIRE
STATE UNIVERSITIES NOT SUPPLYING SATISFACTORY RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION
PRESENTS VALUABLE PAPER ON VALUE OF ART TRAINING IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DRAWING IN ITS RELATION TO OTHER REQUIREMENTS OF STANDARD CURRICULUM
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Brief Interviews and N. E. A. Personals
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AWFUL BEATING HANDED OAKLAND
GLIDDEN TOUR CARS TO LIE OVER IN CHICAGO
MAY STILL WINNING
» AMATEUR MANAUKIIS ATTEIf- < > TION! <
STANDING OF THE MAJOR LEAGUE CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
PHILLIES SLAUGHTER TWO ST. LOUIS TWIRLERS AND WIN
YANKS WIN IN OPENING GAME; DETROIT THE OTHER
CHICAGO RAPS HUGHES AND HIS SUPPORT FAILS TO HELP
BOSTON BEATS CLEVELAND ON ERRORS AND SCRATCHES
FOWNES BEATS VETERAN TRAVIS
PORTLAND GETS BUT FOUR HITS
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
BROWN'S EFFECTIVE SLAB WORK WINS FOR CHICAGO
PITTSBURG WINS THROUGH EFFECTIVE PITCHING
CINCINNATI TEAM FALLS BEFORE NEW YORKERS
SHOW AT ST. LOUIS IS STOPPED BY J. PLUVIUS
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
WINDSOR
SEATTLE
LATONIA
MEADOWS RESULTS
BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS
RESULTS AT LATONIA
ABDUL THE TURK RUINS NEWSIES
KEENE TRIUMPHS WITH HOME BREDS
APARTMENT CHOOSING IN PARIS
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THE WEATHER
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
SECURITIES IN TORPID MARKET
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Statement
Sugar and Coffee
San Francisco Shipping
MINING QUOTATIONS
The Metal Market
' GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
MANUFACTURERS ANXIOUS TO CATCH UP ON ORDERS
SWEET POTATOES FROM COACHELLA
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
GENERAL TRADE CHANNELS SHOW BRISK BUSINESS
SAN PEDRO MARINE NEWS
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
BANK CLEARINGS
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Cotton and Wool
ACCUSED OF THUMBING DICE FOR OWN PROFIT
BUILDING PERMITS GRANTED
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COMPANY CANNOT LAY THIRD RAIL
MALIBU TRACK LAYERS READY
JUDGE TRASK DEFENDS SPEEDY CHAUFFEUR
FILES PROTEST AGAINST PROBATE OF HIGGINS WILL
INCORPORATIONS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CONDEMNS SMOKE NUISANCE
CITY TO CONTROL AGRICULTURAL PARK
STAMM-STELLE WEDDING WILL TAKE PLACE TONIGHT
COMMISSIONER HUBBARD MISSES HIS PANAMA
JURY CONVICTS MAN WHO BRUTALLY KICKED WOMAN
DEPARTMENT ENGINEER PAYS PASADENA A VISIT
BAPTISTS WILL CANVASS FOR EDUCATIONAL FUNDS
A FRIEND FROM MEXICO TO RESCUE
BALCH MEETS DEATH BY FALLING FROM WIRE
PASADENA PICNIC DAY FIFTEENTH OF AUGUST
GIDDINGS PROPERTY IS BOUGHT BY PRESBYTERIANS
DELAYED LIGHT POLES ARE NOW AT HAND
PASADENA CARS WILL RUN DIRECT TO BEACH
$25,000 ASSESSMENT IS WHOLLY CANCELED
DRIVERS ARE ARRESTED FOR BEATING A HORSE
BREWER PAYS TWENTY FOR EXCESSIVE SPEED
BODY FOUND IN SURF NOT YET IDENTIFIED
CHURCH BUILDING CANNOT BE USED
GEORGE SHARP, PAINTER, FALLS FROM A ROOF
PASADENA HUNTERS ARE NOW READY FOR GAME
PASADENA HOTEL MAN TAKES OVER CASA LOMA
SHIPBUILDERS WANT PROTECTION OF COURT
BAKERSFIELD POLITICIAN TO RECEIVE HIS REWARD
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Peter Larson
JAPANESE IS EXPELLED FROM FORT ROSECRANS
EXAMINATIONS CONCLUDED FOR CONSULAR SERVICE
FORMER COMPTROLLER HELD FOR SHORTAGE
MILITARY COURT WILL INVESTIGATE EXPLOSION
DOG WITH $10,000 LEGACY GETS SO FAT THAT HE DIES
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