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Los Angeles Herald, Number 3, 5 October 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LANE BALKS MOVE OF S. P.
GOLDFIELD CUT OFF FROM OUTSIDE WORLD
SERVANT GIRLS DRESS AS MEN; TURN HOBOES
ROOSEVELT ANGRY; ORDERS RIVER CAPTAIN REMOVED
PULLMAN COMPANY SEEKS TO ESCAPE TAXATION
12,000 DOCK AND COTTON WORKERS GO ON STRIKE
EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE OBSERVES MISSION DAY
Celebrate "Wheejer" Day
Four Buried by Cave.in
STRAUS ASKS LOWER TARIFF
SALT TRUST ADVANCES 'PRICE OF COMMODITY
STEEL RAILS NOT UP TO ROADS' STANDARD
AMERICAN MORMONS ARE DRIVEN OUT OF GERMANY
TRUST GETS LOW RATES
TWO KILLED WHEN CARS CRASH INTO WORK TRAIN
FORECAST
DEFEATED AT POLLS, NOMINEE LOSES BRIDE
PINNED UNDER HIS AUTO; IS CREMATED
RIOTS IN CALCUTTA; POLICE JOIN THE MOB
Hanna's Statue Cast
HALSEY IS NEAR DEATH
SIX THOUSAND POUNDS OF °OWDER EXPLODES
FOREST FIRE DESTROYS CONSTRUCTION CAMP
Superintendent Lovell Resigns
FORD CASE IN JURY'S HANDS
URGES RIVER IMPROVEMENT
PILES CURED ll* 6 TO 14 DAYS
THIEF STEALS BIG AUTO FROM IN FRONT OF THEATER
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TONGS REACH SETTLEMENT
SEEK TO BUY PROPERTY OF DROWNED CAPTAIN
HAND NEARLY PULLED OFF BY MACHINERY
HARRY MILLS KILLED BY ACCIDENT IN ARIZONA
NEW INCORPORATIONS
ChanKe In DcachTr»ln«i .•'•". Sail Lake Route v^l-.-,.
THREE HUNDRED SAENGER HOLD LAST REHEARSAL
MAKES A STRONG PROTEST AGAINST VACCINATION
ROBBER TAKES WATCH FROM VEST, BUT OVERLOOKB CASH
$60 DAY'S PROCEEDS FROM SPEED LAW VIOLATIONS
FENCE NO OBSTACLE TO MAN CHASED BY OFFICERS
THE WOODWARD, FAMILY HOTEL AMONG FOREMOST
Hl* Dear Old Mather
ADMITS CAR WHEEL HAD BROKEN FLANGE
DEPOSITS BONDS SO HE MAY ATTEND CHURCH
SNEAK THIEF P.IFLE* ROOM, STEALING $50
RETURNS AFTER ABSENCE , OF A YEAR; IS JAM ED
FIGHTS DESPERATELY TO AVOID CAPTURE
DETECTIVRS DOUBT TALE OF STAB FROM STRANGER
HANDBAG AND TRINKETS ARE STOLEN FROM AUTO
SPITE FENCE LEADS TO WARRANT FOR BATTERY
IN MIDAIR, CLINGS TO ROPE WHEN SCAFFOLD FALLS
TWO HURLED FROM BUGGY IN COLLISION
LAUNDRY WAGON DRIVER INJURED IN COLLISION
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THE NEW ROAD
STATES' RIGHTS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
AMERICAN SHIPPING
NATIVE SONS
LIGHT FLOOD ON NIAGARA
Sequel ' ~i:
______________ HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
A WESTERN APOLOGUE
The Old Adage Proved
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THE CITY
CHAUFFEUR PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE OF NON.SUPPORT
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
ENDEAVORERS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
MARVIN M'RAE PUT ON PROBATION FOR A YEAR
SOUTHERN PACIFIC APPEALB A JUDGMENT FOR $226
Salt Lake Route
ARE SAFE MEN Al GRADE CROSSINGS
WILL FIX RATES TODAY ON HOTEL ROOM LICENSES
"I CAN LICK YOU," SAYS LAD; OTHER BREAKS FINGER
COLLAPSES ON STAIRS; FALLS DOWN FLIGHT
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CHARGES PLOT TO BLACKMAIL
ARCHITECTS1 INSTRUMENTS ARE STOLEN FROM OFYFICE
CITY MAY FXACT LiCENSE FOR CORNER PRIVILEGES
OCCIDENTAL SENIORS DON CAP AND GOWN
KERN'S CLERK IS ACCUSED
$325,000 PRICE OF SIXTY-FOOTLO7
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
ARRESTED AS DRUNK; HAS $4000 IN POCKET
SEASON'S FIRST RAIN STOPS DUST STORM
NOT A "VA^," BUT PATIENT, IS PLEA OF AGED MAN
Change In Beach Trains
LATE MAGAZINES
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GIVES WATER DECISION
PIONEER TEMPERANCE WORKER PASSES AWAY
ALLEGED ANNOYER OF YOUNG GIRL RELEASED
82 DROPPED FROM ROLLS OF COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
CRESCENT BAY WOMAN'S CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
POSTAL RECEIPTS SHOW EIGHT PER CENT INCREASE
WANTS MONEY BACK; FIGHTS WITH FISTS AND COURTS
ORRIN) BUMP, REAL ESTATE PROMOTER, PASSES AWAY
Lumbermen Look Over Harbor
I THOSB DEAR GIRLS.
PAVILION Al SANTA MONICA ISBURNED
ELECTRICITY CURE FOR TUBERCULOSIS
Y. M. C. A. Secretary May Leave)
BURE NOT.
CANNON'S SECRETARY CRITICISES STEFFENS
URGES CHANNEL FROM GREAT LAKES TO GULF
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ANGELS ARE GOOD IN MUD
Change In Beach Train*
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
LATONIA
LATONIA SUMMARY
HAMILTON FINISHES
DAINTY DUDS CAUSE WILD CONSTERNATION
$15,000 SUBSCRIBED FOR RACE TRACK AT VENICE
After the Dinner Pail
Chance In Beach Train* Salt Luke Route
STANFORD TO MEET LOCALS
CARNIVAL RAISES FUNDS FOR FOOTBALL TEAM
Half Rate* Sunday
MANY AUTO SHOWS AND MEETS PLANNED
LA FOLLETTE LAYS PLANS FOR PRESIDENTIAL RACE
TO A PEN
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ALL OF THE LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
UTAH
OHIO
VIRGINIA
VERMONT
CASKET IS MADE BY FUTURE OCCUPANT
PENNSYLVANIA
MARYLAND '
NEW YORK
RHODE ISLAND
NORTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
KENTUCKY
COLORADO
GRANDMOTHER OF FAMOUS BABY SUES
ILLINOIS
MASSACHUSETTS
WYOMING
MINNESOTA
MISSOURI
NEW HAMPSHIRE
MAINE
DELAWARE
THINKS GALLOWS WOOD WILL BRING LUCK
NEBRASKA
CONNECTICUT
KANSAS
LOUISIANA
TEXAS
| WASHINQTON |
WISCONSIN
TENNESSEE
'BUILD SHIPS OR EAT DIRT'
THE WEATHER
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCKS WEAK, FEW SALES
Naw^ork Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
Dried Fruit Prices
Building Permits Granted
MINING QUOTATIONS
Metal Market
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Chicago Live Stock
Report on Cotton
Sugar and Coffee
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
FRIDAY'S MARKET , GAINS STEADINESS
Pacific Coast Trade
CARLOAD BHIFivIENTB OF CITRUB FRUITS
FINANCIAL
POLYTECHNIC IONIAN SOCIETY HOLDS ELECTION
Few Fire Law Violations
BRADBTREET'S REPORT SAYB CONDITIONS ARE IRREGULAR
Bank Clearings Report
CHEROKEE KID TREATED FOR YEAR-OLD INJURY
WARRANTS SECURED FOR TWO HOTEL PROPRIETORS
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WANT NEW COMMISSION
MRS. SILENT IS ON VERGE OF COLLAPSE
"GUNBHOT WOUND" VERDICT OF THE CORONER(B JURY
Killed by Switch Engihe
LABOR PARTY NAMES OPPONENT FOR LANGDON
French Playwright 111
Noted Mission Worker Der.d
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