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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 13, 15 October 1907
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PUBLIC FOOLED BY OIL TRUST, SAYS WITNESS STANDARD IN GUISE OF INDEPENDENT
OIL KING'S COIN KEEPS MINISTER FROM POSITION
"THOU SHALT NOT STEAL SERVANT" PROPOSED LAW
TELLS PLOT TO KIDNAP RUEF
BRITISH HOME FLEET IS MIGHTY POWER
Transport Logan Arrives
Have Trouble at Culebra Cut
JAPANESE ATTACKED BY A MOB
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Appoints Missionary Bishops
King Edward to Meet Czar
THERE IS A LAW FOR PUNISHING REBATERS
NO DELAY OF WEDDING, SAYS MRS. VANDERBILT
ELOPERS IN PARIS, RUMOR
FORECAST
Leach in Charge of Mint
FISH WINS IN BATTLE WITH E.H. HARRIMAN COURT RULES AGAINST S.P. PRESIDENT
CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS THE TRUSTS
JOHN D. SPRECHELS, JR., IS NEARLY ASPHYXIATED
NO MARKS ON MRS. MAGILL
ALCOHOLIC MEDICINE LIKELY T6 BE TAXED
Mitchell Twice Operated On
To Recall SPpihish Commander
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RAILROADS FEAR STATE REGULATION
NAVY TO BRING WORKMEN FROM EAST TO PACIFIC
TROUSSEAU OF METCALFS FIANCEE HELD FOR DUTY
300 TALESMEN SECURED FOR BRIBERY TRIALS
WOMAN KIDNAPED IN BUGGY, IS ATTACKED
THOUSANDS OF JAPANESE ENTERING FROM CANADA
ASK SMALL TO RESIGN HIS OFFICE
LABOR INQUIRES HOW ALL CANDIDATES STAND
COURT DELAYS RULING ON PRINTERS' STRIKE INJUNCTION
Seattle Refuses to Yield
Still Out at Portland
Hold Conference in Denver
JACK SIMPKINS SEEN ON STREETS OF SEATTLE
Fire Loss la $300,000
Funeral of Mrs. Chadwick
I PILES CURED IN « TO 14 DAYS
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BOY WHO WAS KILLED TO BE BURIED TODAY
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SHALLOWNESS IN PULPIT EVANGELIST'S COMPLAINT
T.J. NORTON NOW FACES INDICTMENT
CANFIELD COMPANY GETB TWO COMPLAINTS
SLAYER OF OTTO GIVES HIMSELF UP
MAY ACCEPT OTHER BIDS THAN LOWEST
RESTAURANT APPLICATION DENIED BY SUPERVISORS
SAN BERNARDINO COMES TO FRONI
HORSE 27 YEARS OLD AND $3 BUGGY STOLEN
BRINGS WAGON FOR GRAIN SAID TO BE LOOT; ARRESTED
DISMISS DANFORD CASE, ASKS NORTH
REDUCED PRICE
CHEER UP
NOT OPTIONAL
CHINESE GOVERNMENT OPENS FOREST SCHOOL
FALLS FROM WAGON SEAT; INJURIES MAY PROVE FATAL
MINE'S ROMANTIC HIS7ORYIS7OLD
SEVENTH PLOT IS CHARGED TO HARRIS
RACE TRACK EMPLOYE IS FINED FOR CRUELTY
THREATENS TO FIRE NEIGHBORS' HOMES
'SALOMY JANE' A FINE PLAY
BELASCO PRESENTS NEW VERSION OF OLD PLAY
NEARBY FIRE CAUSES SCARE AT THE ORPHEUM
FIESTA DE LA3 FLORES CONFUSES SOUBRETTE
BHARPBHOOTERB PROVE FEATURE AT THE UNIQUE
COGWHEEL BLIPB AND HURTS DRIVER IN FALL
JURY DISAGREES; NEW TRIAL WILL BE HELD
Murder Suspect Released
Editor of "Western Horseman" Dead
A Criminal Attack
CITY NEWB IN BRIEF
7 WO PROSECUTIONS BEWILDER COURT
MINISTER IS ON TRIAL IN A POLICE COURT
Captain Wells Dead
ALL OF THE LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
VIRGINIA
TEXAS
WISCONSIN
MARYLAND
Out of Sight
KITE ASCENDS TWENTYTHREE THOUSAND FEET
NEW YORK
NEBRASKA
MAINE
TENNESSEE
PENNSYLVANIA
IOWA
TABLB OF TEMPERATURES
NEW HAMPSHIRE
OKLAHOMA
WYOMING
RHODE ISLAND
LONE GIRL DRIVES THIEF FROM HOUSE
WASHINGTON
NEW JERSEY
MISSOURI
UTAH
The Servant Problem Solved
OHIO
MASSACHUSETTS
VERMONT
SOUTH DAKOTA
GREECE CONQUERING SAYS GEORGEHOR7ON
Sixty-eight Cases of Plague
MORRIS' FAMILY GETS BULK OF BIG ESTATE
EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA IS j IN IMPROVED CONDITION
MR. BRUIN LEAVES HIS TRACKS FOR PRESIDENT
Indians Killed by Lightning
SCHOOL BOARD COMPLETES WORK OF PREPARATION
MORE DELAY IS REQUEST t MADE BY FREMONT OLDER
WILL PROVE PECULIAR MATHEMATICAL PROPOSITION
ELUDES VIGILANCE OF RELATIVE AND DISAPPEARS
MRS. HOMER LAUGHLIN TO BE BURIED IN HOLLYWOOD
WANTB NO LAWN MOWING DURING BEDTIME HOURS
Dies from Injuries
MAYOR HARPER DEPARTS FOR NEVADA MINES
GOOD GOES IN PROSPECT
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
LATONIA
WINDSOR RESULTS
LATONIA FINISHES
PRINCE CHING THIRD
CHANGE NAMES OF ALL SOUTH STREETS
OAKLAND TO PLAY LEAGUE LEADERS
ABE ATTELL IS CONVERT
DENVER WARRIORS COME TO PRACTICE
SOME CLASS TO CHALLENGERS' NAMES
READY FOR GRAND STAND
Train Strikes Automobile
COBB LED WAGNER BY SMALL MARGIN
Pierce Succeed* Ryan
PARR COLTS AWARDED GAME PROTESTED BY OTHER TEAM
RAINEY MAY SHIP STRING TO OAKLAND
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
BALL BLAYER WANTED HANDLE ON MUBIC BOX
STATE LEAGUE IS DECLARED OUTLAW
VARSITY LINEUP OF BIG 4 TEAMS
CASE AGAIN UP AFTER FIVE YEARS' LITIGATION
ALLEGED REVOLUTIONISTS NOW FACE NEW CHARGES
QUAIL ARE NOW READY
Dead Fish IVenace Health
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET GETS SOME RELIEF
New York Stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Statement
Metal Market
FRUIT MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
Pacific Coast Trade
Cotton and Wool
POTATOES DECLINE IN PRICE AGAIN
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUB FRUITS
FINANCIAL
HOW GE^IANY HANDLES ADULTERATORS OF MILK
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
European Shipping
Building Permits Granted
C. E. BEMIS NAMED FOR HORTICULTURAL BOARD
NEGRO WOULD DEVELOP LATENT ART OF HIS RACE
AGED MAN IS FOUND GUILTY OF SHOPLIFTING
BERTOZZI AMONG GREATEST MIMIS
TWO POLICE DEPARTMENTS GUARD WEST LONG BEACH
SPANISH WAR VETERANS ENTERTAIN COMRADES
Beware of l'nruiuonla
Supreme Court in Session
LONG BEACH WILL SOON HAVE AN OSTRICH FARM
RECEPTION OF CLUB WOMEN IS PLANNED
THINK WHITTIER PRISONER MULCTED SANTA MONICA
GOLD MINING ON BEACH UNPROFITABLE, FIND BACKERS
UNDERTAKERS MAKE MERRY AS HOST 3OF FELLOWS
PAVING OF RIGKT OF WAY STOPPED TEMPORARILY
KAMPERS' KLUB HOLDS BANQUET AT Y. M. C. A.
STAHL IS SWITCHED
Dewey to Come fo Coast
FIRE SENDS CROWD FROM THE ORPHEUM
PARKSIDE REALTY COMPANY AT LAST GETS FRANCHISE
SENDER OF BOMBS IS BELIEVED TO BE INSANE
PULLMAN COMPANY WINS FIGHT AGAINST TAXES
MACHINE MAY REPLACE TYPEWRITER^ G:RLS
Bribery Cases Continued
Dynamiters Arrested
Why Cold* Are Daniteroun
L. R. BROOKB FAILS; HIS DEBT IS SAID TO BE $18,000
TWO.YEAR.OLD BREAKS WORLD'S PACING RECORD
ASSERT SCHMITZ HAS. LOST RIGHT OF APPEAL
TAUNT IN STREET CAR CAUSES SERIOUS AFFRAY
TROLLEYS AND TELEPHONE BARRED BY SUPERVISORS
TRAIN CRASHES INTO AUTO; FOUR KILLED
THE WEATHER
FORM CEMENT COMPANY TO CONTROL STATE MARKET
BOARD IGNORES NFW CEMENT,MAKING CONCERN
PETTY LARCENY CHARGE AGAINST W. E. McINTOSH
ATTORNEYS BATTLE IN LOWE CASE
BRYSON LEFT WILL, REPORT FROM NORTH
COUNCIL SIDESTEPS THREE MEASURES WITH JOKERS
Society
For Miss Seeley
Will Visit Los Angeles
Stuart.Wiilson
Luncheon for Miss Ball
Shower for Affianced Couple
Phi Eeta Phi
Quail Hunting
Mrs. Steckel at Home
Summer at Ocean Park
Returned from the Eas*.
To Wed In November
Ober-Shaw
Marriage Announced
Engagement Announced
Mrs. Smith 111
For Mrs. Ayer
Invitations Issued
Cash.Erckener
Home from the North
Bannings Return
ARRESTED FOR ROBBING WIFE AND STEPDAUGHTER
BOY DISAPPEARS; PARENTS WANT HELP
BUENA VISTA 70 GET NEW BRIDGE
VETERAN FOUND INSENSIBLC ON BTREET; COLLAPSE CAUSE
AUTHORITIES BEARCH FOR 45.POUND MITE
OPEN BIDS FOR CONCRETE BRIDGE
HARRIET BY LONG ILLNESS, WOMAN PLUNGES INTO LAKE
WOMEN1.1 FEDERATION WILL HAVE ALL.DAY MEETING
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