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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 315, 12 August 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ROBBED BY OIL TRUST
Great Profit Apparent
MRS. CHAPMAN, SHOT BY HUSBAND, DIES
FIRE HOUSE NEGROES WERE TO OCCUPY
FIGHTS BA7 TLE WITH AN ARMED MADMAN
VALUABLE HORSES LOST IN LIVERY STABLE FIRE
Suspect Is Arrested
SIX TICKETS ARE IN FIELD
PACKERS FRIGHTEN GROWERS OF FRLIT
MACHINISTS ON S. P. THREATEN 70 STRIKE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MAY BUILD RIVAL RAILWAY
PRETTY SPANISH GIRL STABS SELF TO DEATH
FORECABT
FLAYS HERRIN FROM PULPIT
MANY FALL VICTIMS OF SPEEDING TROLLEYS
LOS ANGELES LIMITED GOES INTO THE DITCH
Garfleld Goes to Belen
OBSERVE FEAST OF SAINT; PATRON AGAINST 'QUAKES
TIES CANNONBALL TO LEG, DROWNS HIMSELF
INSANE, DRIVES OUT FAMILY WITH PISTOL
CONTRACTOR INJURED IN A COLLISION
BATTERED, MAN CLAIMS TO BE ROBBER'S VICTIM
Straus Sails for Home
CALL OUT ALL OPERATORS
GENERAL STRIKE THREATENS TO PARALYZE BUSINESS WORLD
3000 TELEGRAPHERS IN NEW YORK DELAY UNTIL FRIDAY
OPERATORS IN WASHINGTON LIKELY TO STRIKE TODAY
Boston Not Ready to Go Out
TELEGRAPH OFFICIALS SAY STRIKE WILL SOON END
"THE GOOD OLD WAY" IS REV. C. C. PIERCES TEXT
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Turned the Tables
SHOOTS AT HIS WIFE
BRIGADIER JENKINS PREACHES AT SALVATION ARMY CITADEL
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ANNOUNCEMENT
NEW ELDORADO
TIMELY REMINDER ,
DECADENT SHIPPING
POWER OF A SMILE
NEW SCHOOL BOOK
VICTIM MYSTERiOUS ACCIDENT DIES SILENT
PLANS COMPLETE FOR SPANISH CLEBRATION
DEDICATE FOUNTAIN
OUTDOOR SERVICES GROWING IN INTEREST
KERMIT ROOSEVELT TO TAKE 500.MILE RIDE
SIXTY-FOUR CATS MEET HUMANE DEATH
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THE CITY
CRIPPLED LAD SOBS FOR DYING MOTHER
CLOTHES TEMPT ROBBERS WHO OVERLOOK VALUABLES
"Regular as thf Sun"
FRAWLEY IS GOOD HOLMES
BELASCO PRESENTS NEW LEADING WOMAN TONIGHT
VILLAINY AT THE GRAND DELIGHTS BIG AUDIENCE
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
The Story of Graham Flour
J. H. CHICK, CONTRACTOR, DIES WHILE ON VACATION
COL. FRENCH TO PREPARE FOR ARMY'S NEW BUILDING
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LAWYER MAKES NOVEL PLEA IN CASE AT OCEAN PARK
Yneht Club Regatta at Santa Barbara
PEOPLE ARE HUNGERING
GIRL'S COOL MEAD PREVENTS BAD FIRE
WOMAN PREACHES BEFORE SOLDIERS' HOME INMATES
AUSTRIAN SOCIETY IN FULL, WITH BAND, ATTEND FUNERAL
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FORM NEW ICE COMPANY
LONG BEACH HIGH SCHOOL CLASS READY FOR COLLEGE
STOCK ON THE ROAD FOR VENICE ALLIGATOR FARM
PROHIBITIONISTS PLAN FOR BUSY CHAUTAUQUA
BOAT COMPETITION ADDS TALES ZEST
TRIM FORTY-FOOT FISHING BOAT READY TO BE BUILT
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ROYALTY IS TENNIS MAD
TODAY'S RACE EJMTKIES
FORT ERIE
SEATTLE
BREAKING WELLES' BABIES
SIXTY RIFLE EXPERT 3 TRY NEW VENICE RANGE
JOY AGAIN MAKES ANGELS LOOK SICK
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Iron Team Wins
Pickwicks Beat Morans
RACE IS WON BY MONSOON
GAMBLE PITCHES WELL BUT SUPPORT IS POOR
USE AUTOS IN RAID ON COVINGTON ROOMS
DUNLEAVV'S ERROR GIVES CORDOVAS FOUR TALLIES
ELBERFELD THREW MUD AT OFFENDING UMPIRE
PROTESTED BUSH GAME ENDS IN FREE FOR ALL
OAKLAND AND PORTLAND EACH TAKE ONE CONTEST
O'BRIEN ON LOOKOUT FOR GOOD INDICATOR MEN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
GANS AND SELIG LEAVE FOR FRISCO
ANOTHER ECKERSALL IS WANTED BY COACH STAGG
SAN JOSE SHUT OUT BY HENDERSON'S STAR WORK
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THE WEATHER
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
San Francisco Shipping
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MINES AND MINING=BARUCH PARTY AT GOLDFIELD
PROFITS IN BIG MINES
NEW MINING STOCK EXCHANGE IS ACTIVE
NEVADA HILLS PROVES FAIRVIEW'S BIG BONANZA
"Kvrrjhmly Should Knnn"
PLACER DIGGINGS NEAR WALKER LAKE
GOLD PROSPECTOR GOES INSANE ON THE DESERT
HARRISBURG STRIKE MINE IS BONDED
HUGE STRIKES ON LITIGATION HILL
AGREEMENT ON STANDARD WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
DAISY ORE VALUES CREA IE SENSA TION
SHIPMENTS OF ORE FROM THE MOHAWK MINE
GOLDFIELD MINES PRODUCE $500,000 IN SEVEN DAYS
NEW COPPER DISTRICT ON BALD MOUNTAIN
$100,000 IN DIVIDENDS NOW BEING DISTRIBUTED
MAGNATES VISIT CAMP
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