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Los Angeles Herald, Number 366, 2 October 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WAR CLOUD BLOWS AWAY
GERMANB SAY ENGLAND AND U. S. MUST BE TREATED ALIKE
THOUSANDS PROTEST AGAINST ADMISSION OF JAPANESE
PROF. LOEB HOPES TO FIND GERM OF LIFE
VICTIM OF BOMB OUTRAGE IS DEAD
FUSED PARTYNAMES TAYLOR
Joseph Smith Goes to Honolulu
GRAND JURY GETS WILSON
WALKS OFF CAR ON BRIDGE AND FALLS INTO THE RIVER
It EW YORK RAILWAYS IN RECEIVERS' HANDS
FIRE IN OIL DISTRICT THREATENS REFINERY
New Customs House Completed
Electrician Killed by Shock
Minister Rockhill Coming Home
MOORS MUST PAY FOR WAR
DISASTER IN QUARRY; 16 DEAD, 11 FATALLY HURT
Airship Runs Away
FORECAST
RAINBOW AT NIGHT IS SAILORS' DELIGHT
INSURANCE OFFICIALS TO ANSWER IN COURT
TEN ARE INDICTED FOR STATE CAPITOL GRAFT
MAY DROP BORAH CASE
Killed by Fall from Wagon
Car Victim Dies
42 Killed by Train In Korea
Fast Trains Collide
INDICT ASHE AND BROWN
ALL MAIL WEIGHED FOR PERIOD OF THIRTY DAYS
New Postal Rate Effective
State Grange In Session
Slater Goes to Prison
J. W. Wiley Appointed
Mrs. Sage Gives Y. W. C. A. $20,000
ROOSEVELT IS AFTER TRUSTS
ADMIRAL SIGSBEE GETS ORDERS FOR CRUISE
COPPER DIVIDEND NOW IS ONLY 20 PE3 CENT
Mayor Dempsey Renomlnated
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PATROLMAN ON TRIAL
W. JARVIS BARLOW ELECTED DEAN OF MEDICAL COLLEGE
NEW LICENSE CASES FACE POLICE COMMISSIONERS
LET COURT DECIDE THIS POLICE DEBT
NURSt HURT BY AUTO, BRINGS SUIT FOR $55tiO
BTRUCK BY TRAIN; IS IN SERIOUS CONDITION
STANFORD STUDENT ACCUSES PATROLMAN OF BRUTALITY
MAYOR'S SECRETARY TO START FOR COAST TODAY
SLAVONIAN GETS PERMIT ON EDGE OF SALOON ZONE
WIFE TELLS OF CRUELTY OF HUSBAND, TO CHILDREN
"WHAT IRRIGATION lu California Him to Offer Immigrant*"
AGAIN SAY NO TO GYPSY SEERESS
THOMAS B. CLARK IS TO AUCTION JEWELRY STOCK
IS GETTING IN HABIT OF BEING ARRAIGNED
ORDER DRINKS, REFUSE TO PAY, GO TO JAIL
LARGEST SOUVENIR STORE IN THE WEST OPENS TODAY
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NATURALIZATION
THE COMING FLEET
TRICKS OF TRADE
BOODLER INDICTED
RUEF WITNESS AGAINST FORD
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THE CITY
MILITIA FORCE OF U. S. ESTIMATED AT 110,995
Names Bank Commissioner
Lynch Gives Up Office
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Women's Clubs
¦ Collegiate Alumni Organize
Business Women Meet
Opening Session
1 MRS. F. W. FORCE,
BINDERS REACH SETTLEMENT WITH EMPLOYERS; NO STRIKE
BOOKBINDERS GO ON STRIKE
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ALL OF THE LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
COLORADO
UTAH
TEXAS
KENTUCKY
DANCING GIRL IS BATHED IN WINE
WISCONSIN
FLORIDA
VIRGINIA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MINNESOTA
NO CRIME FOR ROOSTER TO CROW
ILLINOIS
IDAHO
IOWA
NEW YORK '
INDIANA
ALABAMA
MAINE
GEORGIA
MASHER THROWN IN CREEK BY GIRLS
DELAWARE
WYOMING
ARKANSAS
WASHINGTON
CONNECTICUT
TENNESSEE
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BURKS GIVES RESIGNATION
$329,000 IS VALUE OF TELEPHONE FRANCHISE
"WE'LL BREAK ASPHALT TRUST," SAYS COUNCILMAN
L. R. FREEMAN, GONE THREE YEARS, RETURNB
$2700 DAMAGES ARE AWARDED GEORGE P. LUCE
COTTAGE IS DESTROYED OPPOSITE NEW FIRE HOUSE
VESSELS ARE UNLOADING" AT PORT LOS ANGELES
MUSICIAN ACCUSES FORMER ANNOYER OF THREATS
$1500 PLEDGED TO AID DREDGING OF SLOUGH
RED LETTER WEEK BRINGS Y. M. C. A. 325 MEMBERS
LIBRARY TRUSTEES SAY PETITION IS UNSANCTIONED
His Dear Old Mother
BANK OF LOS ANGELEB OFFERS TO TAKE BONDS
ASKS INJUNCTION TO KEEP STOCK FROM DANA BURKS
SECRETARY OF LONG BEACH BLUE LODGE IS CALLED
BLOW OF BASEBALL BAT MAY CAUSE YOUTH'S DEATH
BAPTISTS IN CONVENTION
Reports Robbery
Killed by Train in Oakland
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ANGELS TO PLAY TODAY
CRITICAL ERRORS LOSE FOR MUDDERS
JOHN BRINK GOING EAST TO PLUNGE ON 70NIES
LIPTjN IS SORRY
THE OCTOBER Issue of The Pnclflc Monthly
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
HAMILTON
LATONIA
RESULTS AT HAMILTON
LATONIA SUMMARY
RESULTS AT BRIGHTON BEACH
AMERICAN LEAGUE
KEENE MAY RACE HERE
CARLISLE TEAM IS NEARLY MADE UP
MAGNATES TO MEET
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ALL KINDS OF MATCHES
NETHERSOLE PLAYS SAPHO
MUSICAL ACT FEATURE OF BILL AT PEOPLE'S
DUCK SEASON IS OPENED WITH RUSH
FRANCIS MURPHY MEMORIAL IS POSTPONED INDEFINITELY
EVANGELIST SAYS HE LEFT HASTILY TO AVOin SUIT
TWO OCEAN PARK BANKS » BECOME CONSOLIDATED
TEN MILES OF MALIBU LINE ARE COMPLETED
CONTRACTS FOR WORK ON JETTIES ARE LET
CLOAK MODEL PLAYS SHE IS SOUL MATE
URGE CURB ON CAPITAL
Marine Strike Averted
BUY A COPY or the October Issue of The PaclOo Monthly,
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ASK UNION'S CO-OPERATION
JUDGE SCATHING IN HIS DECISION
WALSH LOSES MONTH'S PAY
CLAIM ATTORNEY , ORDERED PERJURY
SEE SILENT NEAR PALMS
YOUNG TOYS TO BE BARRED FROM SELLING PAPERS
Chicago & Alton Elects Officers
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THE WEATHER
HOLD SECRET SESSION ANENT LIBRARY DOINGS
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
WILL INVITE ALL., PACIFIC SINGERS
A WARDED DAMAGES AGAINST CONTRACTOR
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
COPPER ON THE DECLINE
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Balance
CHICAGO GRAIN
/ Chicago Live Stock
Cotton and Wool
Sugar and Coffee
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUB FRUITS
MINING QUOTATIONS
San Francisco Mining Stocks
FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
PLENTIFUL SUPPLY SHOWN ON MARKET
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
FINANCIAL
SAVINGS BANKS CLOBE ON SATURDAY EVENINGS
EXHIBITION MARKS Y. M. C. A. GYMNASIUM'S OPENING
HURLED FROM WAGON; MAY BE INTERNALLY INJURED
Building Permits Granted
NEW INCORPORATIONS
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE OPENS TWENTY-THIRD YEAR
THE SONG OF THE MOTOR BOAT
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DEATH LURKS FOR CHILDREN
TONOPAH & TIDEWATER MAIN OFFICES MOVED HERE
UNDERTAKER MARRIED; FRIENDS NOT ADVISED
The October PaclHc Monthly
MRS. EMMA HODGE,
The Musical World
Heard on the Side
PROTEST CpRRALS IN RESIDENTIAL SECTION
MAYOR AND FRIENDB DINE AND TOAST DEMOCRACY
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