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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 332, 29 August 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
AUTO BLOWS UP, MAN HURT
FINDS FRENCH NAVAL j^ CONDITIONS. ARE BAD
LOST MINE SWINDLERS ARE FOUND GUILTY
YOUTH MURDEREDON ADVICE OF CLAIRVOYANT
Harriman Asks Dismissal
No Strike in Packing House District
MERMAID HELD FAST UNDER WATER BY HAIR
ALL GOLDFIELD MINES MENACED BY STRIKE
THIEVING TELLER SAYS , WOMAN TEMPTED HIM
'LORD' BARRINGTON BEGINS- LIFE SENTENCE
PRESIDENT'S FORTUNE , TO GO TO DEPOSITORS
Money for Crop Movement
LAYS TRAP FOR MOORS
FOUR KILLED WHEN CAR HiTS AUTOMOBILE
NOT CANDIDATE, SAYS 'UNCLE JOE' CANNON
HAD NO FARE, JUMPS FROM TRAIN, IS KILLED
Creditors May Ask for New Receiver
Apologizes to Castro
Hunt Smuggled Japanese
FLAN REFORM FOR KOREA
GIRL'S DEATH IN AUTO REMAINS A MYSTERY
Hop Growers May Suffer Loss
<j> FORECAST $
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GERMS IN AUTO DUST CAUSE FATAL MALADY
MEXICO AND U. S. TO ACT AS PEACEMAKERS
ROOSEVELT TAKES HAND IN POSTOFFICE SQUABBLE
. *--* Bucketshop Men Indicted :- –
PRINCE GUEST OF PRESIDENT
To Build Connecting Road
Escaped Convict Recaptured
PHONE CO. A FREE SPENDER
Ruef Appears in Court
Upson to Plead Guilty
ORDINANCE IN REGARD TO POSTALS ENFORCED
BUILD GREAT'DITCH ACROSS WATERSHED
ESTATE OF HALF MILLION YIELDS NO TAXES
Parliament to Be Kept Busy
TAYLOR IS PROMISED IMMUNITY IN KENTUCKY
Boy Killed by Lightning
INSANE, FATHER DROWNS HIS CHILD JN RIVER
Golf and TennU nt Dal Monte
ROOSEVELT CRITICISED
THINKS REDUCTION OF RATES NOT ADVISABLE
NEW MACHINE GUNS < TO BE USED ON COAST
Fights Theatrical Trust
Grand Juror Injured
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FORCED FROM THEIR HOME
CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE STEALS HORSE AND BUGGY
POSTAL EMPLOYE MUST, FACE SERIOUS CHARGE
PROMINENT BPEAKERB WILL ADDRESS CITY W. C. T. U.
FATHER RECOVERS STOLEN CHILDREN
Agreement Not Yet Reached
SUES BEACH PUBLICATION FOR LARGE DAMAGES
Files Libel for Salvage
No Objection to Negroes
HER DREAMS COME TRUE
'DOLLY VARDEN' SEAT SALE TO OPEN TODAY
PEOPLE'S PRESENTS AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM
MARY, THE SERVANT, SLACK HANDS SELF
CANANEA COPPER KING SUED BY LOCAL INVESTOR
PETER BOSCHE WILL BE BURIED THIS MORNING
SUES TO STOP TRANSFER OF GOLD MINE STOCK
DEATHS OF THE DAY
More Bhlps for Pacific Trade
Erie Dividends Held Up
Killed by His Father
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TAFT'S COURAGE
NAVAL "GROWLS"
"SINN FEIN"
ENGLAND ON JAPAN
TEN BILLION COPIES IS THE ANNUAL RECORD
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THE CITY
GOES SUDDENLY INSANE; THINKS ENEMIES PURSUE
NEW JEWISH SYNAGOGUE 13 PLANNED BY RABBI MEYERS
NEW CORPORATION
Buy It Now
ONE CHARGE DISMISSED
REVOLUTIONISTS' PATH STREWN WITH FLOWERS
LAST RITEB OF CLARKE BROTHERS ARE HELD
National Irrigation Congrrpim
Society
Stand Under Wedding Bell
Tour Pacific Coast
Weds Charming Girl
To Entertain at Beach
.Girard.Caldwell Wedding
To Give Olla Podrlda
HOPKINS SLATED FOR VACANT PLACE
ACCUSES REAL ESTATE MAN OF EMBEZZLEMENT
TELEGRAPH COMPANY IS PLAINTIFF AGAINST CITY
The Limit of Life
MEXICAN DIPLOMAT GUEST OF HONOR
NEEDLES MINE OWNER TURNED OVER TO FRIENDS
GAY COSTUMES WILL BE FEATURES OF OPENING
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SAYS ENEMY SEEKS COVER
STRIKING OPERATORS TO APPEAL TO PRESIDENT
Canfield's Place for Bale
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MULE TEAMS RETIRE AUTO
PROTEST DOES NOT SHOW BOARD'S SENTIMENTS
LONG BEACH PLEASURE CRAFT OWNERS IN ARMS
WILL TURN GYMNABIUM INTO CHURCH RECTORY
PIONEER'S WIFE DEAD
STEAM ROADS TO TEEL COMPETITION
WOMAN INJURED WHILE WATCHING BALL GAME
VOTE FUNDS TO RELIEVE THE SEWER SITUATION
BURBANK ACTORS BEAT BELASCO.GRAr'iD BUNCH
DELEGATES LEAVE TOR IRRIGATION CONGRESS
WILL ADVANCE DEFINITE PLANS FOR RECLAMATION
FIRE AT SEA DELAYS BOAT
NEW OWNERSHIP FOR LA CASA GRANDE
BASEBALL MANAGER WEDS IN LOS ANGELEB
PICNIC AT EASTLAKE
SALT LAKE MUST PAY FOR SPECIAL POLICEMEN
CORPSE HELD WHILE IHE TRAIN WAITS
GREAT CROP OF BEANS EXPECTED BY GROWERS
BRIEF NEWB NOTES FROM OCEAN PARK
TO PRESERVE RESOURCES
LONG BEACH NOTES
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OAKS TAKE FIRST GAME
OHIO IN LEAD
NATIONAL LEAGUE
FAY STILL LOSING GAMES FOR PORTLAND BUNCH
AMERICAN LEAGUE
THOMAS FAVORITE FOR NEXT MONDAY'S BATTLE
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
LARNED WIN 3 TOURNEY
CLUB CRUISE TO ISTHMUS
SCHRECK AND KAUFMAN READY TO GET TOGETHER
COUNTY LEAGUE MAGNATES HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING
FRED MAIER ENTERTAINS IN FINE, LARGE STYLE
CALIFORNIAN VICTORIOUB
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
BEATTLE
FORT ERIE RESULTS
RESULTS AT THE MEADOWS
VENICE DOG SHOW WILL OPEN TODAY
ENDS IN DRAW
F. H. McGuigan 111
TO INVADE SAN JOAQUIN
GAT^SANDBRHT DRAWING CROWDS
CITY DETECTIVEB ARREST ALLEGED ROOM THIEVES
INVESTIGATE STRIKE BREAKERS* LUNCHES
Dies from Wounds
General's Son Killed
Lion's Victim Is Dead
Telegraph Office Burned
MANY MADE HOMELESS BY RECENT FLOODS
Army Officer Retired W***
Adjutant General Dead
Taft Starts for Denver
Sees Great Future for Canada
Engineer Killed, Fireman May Die
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
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ALL OF THE LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
MISSOURI
NEBRASKA
NEW JERSEY
MINNESOTA
RHODE ISLAND
MONTANA
FINOS LOST GEMS AFTER YEAR'S SEARCH
TEXAS
PENNSYLVANIA
MAINE
KANSAS
COLORADO
CONNECTICUT
WISCONSIN
ARKANSAS
MISSISSIPPI
IOWA
WEDS WHILE DYING WITH BROKEN BACK
OHIO
UTAH
IDAHO
INDIANA
WEST VIRGINIA
MASSACHUSETTS
MARYLAND
ILLINOIS
OREGON
DELAWARE
KENTUCKY
NEW HAMPSHIRE
STARTLED BY NOISE WOMAN SWALLOWS HATPIN
NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
WASHINGTON
VIRGINIA
ALABAMA
GEORGIA
VERMONT
MICHIGAN
DIFFICULT WORK.
Untitled
INFORMATION WANTED.
FINDS HER LOST GLASSES HIGH UP IN TREE BRANCH
MISTAKE STEWARD FOR BIG RAILROAD MAGNATE
THE WEATHER
RIDES WHEEL LIKE GODIVA TILL SHE WAKES WITH BUMP
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCKS SHOW MORE LIFE
New York Stocks
. Finanolal Record
Geld Shipped to Germany
v The Metal Market
Cotton Prices
CARLOAD SHIPMENTB OF CITRUS FRUITS
TOO MUCH PROSPERITY, $AYS HENRY CLEWS
Building Permits Granted
AFGHANISTAN COUNTRY WIDELY IRRIGATED
CANTALOUPE PRICEB ARE EXPECTED HIGHER TODAY
Chicago Live Stock
TOMATO PRICES TUMBLE » TO VERY CHEAP POINT
Butter, &536 and Choese
Sugar and Coffee
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUiT MARKET
GREAT BEAN HARVEST IS GETTING UNDER WAY
EXTRA FINE BATBUMAB ARE VERY HARD TO FIND
SALES ON EXCHANGE ARE STILL VERY FEW
Pacific Coast Trade
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
AIDED BY BOATS POLICE OFFICER ARRESTS HUGE SHARK
SAY BONAPARTE TALKS TOO MUCH FOR OWN GOOD
GAME ROOSTER NEARLY KILLS HELPLESS BABY
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SOCIETY GIRL HIGHWAYMAN
B. W. LEE WILL NOT DROP CASE AGAINST SCHENCK
MILK DEALERS FINED FOR VIOLATING ORDINANCE
"Labor Day Kxruralona"
FINED FOR ALLOWING OIL TO RUN INTO EABTLAKE
LEAVES HOME FOR PRETTY DRESSES
SIX-YEAR-OLD GIRL SAVES BABY SISTER
HAS QUEER METHOD OF SHOWING HIS AFFECTION
FAILS TO HEED WARNING; IS FINED FOR NEGLECT
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