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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 360, 26 September 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WILL RAISE SALOON FEE
CANADIANS DEMAND CHINESE EXCLUSION
PRESIDENT RETURNS TO THE VWITE HOUSE
INFIRMARY PATIENTS NEAR DEATH IN FIRE
FERTILIZES EGGS BY ARTIFICIAL METHODS
14-YEAR-OLD RAFFLES ROBS 206 HOUSES
DEATH IN AUTO WRECK COMPLICATES BIG ESTATE
THREE FRENCH VESSELS TO RACE 12,000 MILES
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Meets
SENSATION IN BORAH TRIAL
SWEAT SHOP HORRORS CAUSE DOUBLE TRAGEDY
TWO-CENT RATE COSTS MISSOURI ROADS $1,500,000
Offer Reward for Murderer
PEACE COURT IS REJECTED
Ventura Votes Bond Issue
Radium in Simplon Tunnel
Crown Princess Weds Musician
Mrs. Harry Thaw 111
FORECAST
COLD OVER EQUATOR; WARMEST AT POLES
WHALE SINKS LAUNCH BY BLOW OF ITS TAIL
SECRETARY ROOT LEAVES ON TRIP TO MEXICO
Sanitary Inspectors Get 50 Cents
Packers Give Short Weight
TRAINS CRASH IN A TUNNEL
San Diego Has New Bank
Guatemala Feels Earthquake
BRIBES NOT NECESSARY
ARMY OFFICERS MUST UNDERGO RIDING TEST
WESTERN ROADS CHARGED WITH VIOLATION OF LAW
CLOVER LEAF SYSTEM IS TO ABSORB ALTON
COUNTESS OF WARWICK, SOCIALIST, COMES TO U. S.
RUSSIA CERTAIN U. S. AND JAPAN WILL CLASH
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BOY'S HAND CRUSHED WHILE FEEDING PRESS
SAYS WIFE IS BIGAMIST
BUCK'S SENTENCE MAY BE DELAYED
The Musical World
MURDERER ARRAIGNED AND HELD WITHOUT BAIL
Laborer Injured
SAYS LOS ANGELES STREETS ARE NONE TOO WIDE NOW
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AQUEDUCT SALOONS
THIEVES AND-FOOTPADS
HINDU INVASION
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS
SALOONS AND SCHOOLS
SHORT WEIGrfT MEN
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
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THE CITY
YOUNG MAN CHARGED WITH FRAUDULENT ACT
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
HOUDINI ANXIOUS 7O MEET RICOS
CAUSES THE ARREST OF HIS FORMER CLIENJS
WOMEN BOCIALISTB SELECT PERMANENT MEETING PLACE
Society
Tyndall.Mathewson
October Wedding
Is Honored Guest
Wedding Announcement
San born.Murdock
Raithel.Murchison
FENDER EXPERT IS HERE FOR CONSULTATION
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ENGINEER IN DIRE STRAITS
MAY CHANGE NAME OF AMERICAN GIRL MINE
CITY OFFICERS APART OVER SIGN ORDINANCE
Sleeper Burned to Death
MUSHET WHILE EAST SERVES AS EPISCOPAL DELEGATE
Stockmen at War
DEMOCRATS ENJOY HARMONIOUS LUNCH
PREPARE FOR OPENING OF PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT
HEAVY DAMAGES ASKED; FALSE ARREST CLAIMED
MINISTER IS ACCUSED
IUDGE ORDERS JURY TO ACQUIT GARNER CURRAN
WANTS DAMAGES FOR INJURIES BY TROLLEY
Unable to Enforce Fisheries Laws
Bankers in Session
Old Police Official Dead
FAIR SUFFLEUSE TO AID STRIKING TELEGRAPHERS
ASK UNION TO CALL OUT LEASED WIRE OPERATORS
SIX NEGROES SLAIN IN FIERCE RACE RIOT
Prominent Jeweler Fails
¦.. , J—•-"• -... . .:i» Mexican Central Elects Directors
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB DECLINES UPTON'S CHALL-NGE
Miss Virginia Lee a Bride
TRACE TRUST PIPE LINES
WOMAN'S LOCKJAW, IN THE LAST STAGeS, IS ROUTED
Knox Indorsed for Presidency
Miners Declare Strike
Steamer Disabled by Collision
Two Sailors Drowned
Issues Three Commissions
GIVES BLOOD TO SAVE HIS SISTER
SCHOOL NEEDS FIGHTER; GETS FOOTBALL PLAYER
TYPHOID SCOURGE STRIKES ASPINWALL; STOPS TRAFFIC
AMERICAN FOOD BEST, ASSERTS LOUIS SHERRY
Four Killed in Quarry
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MORE SCHOOLS NEEDED SOON
BOOK AGENT FOUND GUILTY OF BATTERY
HONOR CONFERRED ON LOCAL BANKER
ELECTRICAL EXPERT LOOKS OVER PLANT
COMMITTEE FAVORS INCINERATOR PLAN
WOMAN HELD FOR GRAND LARCENY
BOYS PREFER WORK TO CLASS ROOMS
SAYS RIVAL COMPANY IS BACK OF OPPOSITION
NOTEB OF INTEREST FROM LONG BEACH
YOUNG BOY KILLS BUCK IN BANTA MONICA HILLS
KINNEY THANKED FOR PLEASURE GIVEN /ORPHANS
BRASS BANDS STRIVE TO ESTABLISH NOISE RECORD
CLUB NAMES SLATE TO HOLD OFFICE FOR YEAR
BOY IS INJURED BY EXPLOSION OF PpP BOTTLE
The Bachelor's Word for It
Santa Ana Defeats School Bonds
BOOK NEWS
"ROOSEVELT TO MANILA?" SURE, SAY FINANCIERS
Nuggets from "Success" Magazine
DEATH PENALTY FOR CRIME HABIT
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MANY HERE FOR TOURNEY
LONG BEACH OFFICIALS OBJECT TO LITTLE PLEASURE
Will Eliza Gans Carry the Championship Across the Ice Before Burns Gets Him?
GANS AND BURNS TAKE THINGS EASY
FRESHMEN DEFEAT RIVALS IN HARD FOUGHT GAME
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
HAMILTON
LATONIA
BPOKANE
SENIORS BEAT JUNIORS
HUNTERS PURCHASE SHELLS FOR DUCKS
POLYTECHNIC WILL PLAY RUGBY GAME
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS AT LATONIA
BPOKANE RESULTS
HAMILTON RESULTB
GRAVESEND RESULTS
T. BURIES HERE TO DIRECT BIG MILL
JACK TWIN AND SQUIRES BOX BEFORE MANY SPECTATORS
BURNS LOSES TO OAKLAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NICE CARD ARRANGED FOR SATURDAY'S MATINEE
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ALL OF THE LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
MARYLAND
MICHIGAN
IOWA
WYOMING
SEVEN CHILDREN SIX HUNDRED YEARS OLD
GEORGIA
OHIO
NEBRASKA
CONNECTICUT
ILLINOIS
RHODE ISLAND
LOUISIANA
KANSAS
SAGACIOUS DOG SUMMONS HELP FOR CHILDREN
IDAHO
ARKANSAS
FLORIDA
COLORADO
MASSACHUSETTS
KENTUCKY
DELAWARE
BROTHERS DIVORCED IN SAME COURT SAME HAY
MAINE
MISSOURI
SOUTH DAKOTA
WISCONSIN
NEW JERSEY
NEW YORK
INDIANA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
THE WEATHER
BURBRIDGE WINS CASE IN SUIT FOR RENT
GERMANS PLAN FESTIVAL AT CHUTES PARK SOON
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
WALL STREET IS INACTIVE
New York Stocks
Financial Record
Metal Market
CHICAGO GRAIN
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Chicago Live Stock
Building Permits Granted
Eggs, Butter and Cheese
MINING QUOTATIONS
FRUIT MARKET
SONOMA HOP GROWERS DO NOT FEEL ENCOURAGED
CALIFORNIA FIG CROP SHOWS SOME INCREASE
LONG DRIVE OF WO(MAN RESTORES HER PENSION
EGGS ARE GOING HIGHER IN PRICE
Pacific Coast Trade
FIRST WALNUTS WERE SHIPPED YESTERDAY
CARLOAD BHIPMENTB OF CITRUB FRUITS
FINANCIAL
Sugar and Coffee
COUNTESS OPENS SCHOOL TO AID WOMEN IN NEED
CLAM CHOWDER MAKES HIT WITH CHEF TC PRINCESS
Comparison
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CONFERENCE IS OPENED
FATHER'S FEARS PROVE TOO TRUE
TEAM STOLEN WHILE OWNER VISITS CIRCUS PERFORMANCE
FEARS DAUGHTER HAS FLED TO WED ARDENT SUITOR
MAYORALTY BEE HAS ' LANDED ON BLANCHARD
DRIVER INJURED WHILE LIFTING HEAVY IRON SHEET
CHILDREN IN CIRCUS COST MANAGER $50
MAY ASK REBATE FOR OVERPAID LICENSE FEES
PARK BOARD TO WEED OUT NON.VOTER EMPLOYES
Change Southern Pacific Time
PARK BOARD CUTS FORCE TO KEEP INSIDE LIMIT
HAS GLOWING VISIONS OF PHOENIX' GROWTH
At a Substitute
FIGHTING PORTER IS ARRAIGNED IN COURT
WILL BUE C*TY IF GRADE OF MESA AVENUE REMAINB
GRIFFITH PARK FOREMAN MAY LOSE HIB POSITION
NEW INCORPORATIONS
A Humane Appeal
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