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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 30, 1 November 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LOS ANGELES BANKS ARE ON SOLID FOUNDATION
SAN FRANCISCO IGNORES ' HOLIDAY; $1,250,000 PUT OUT BY SUBTREASURY
TREASURER'S DOUBT DELAYS LOANING OF STATE FUNDS; GILLETT LEAVES EUREKA
INSTITUTIONS THROUGHOUT STATE KEEP DOORS OPEN; BUBINESS NEARLY NORMAL
GOLD IMPORTS BRING RELIEF; CIRCULATION OF BANK NOTES INCREASEB
NORTHWEST STANDS FIRM; NO EXCITEMENT MANIFESTED IN OTHER SECTIONS
MILLIONS IN CURRENCY REQUESTED BY BANKS FROM NATIONAL TREASURY
MOVING OF FRUIT AND RAISIN CROPS RETARDED
AGED WOMAN IS KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE
EXPERT TO ADVISE ON THE ROTATION OF CROPS
5000 POPULATION OF TOWN DESTROYED BY LANDSLIDE
Summary of the News
FORECAST
TRUSTS MUST GO, IS CRY OF LOUISIANA
WORLD CROP REPORTS OBJECT OF CONVENTION
BRAZILIAN NAVY TO HAVE MOST POWERFUL GUNS
MODERNISTS OF CHURCH ARE EXCOMMUNICATED
DR. GILLETTE OUT ON BOND PENDING APPEAL
TOBACCO CROWERS DECLARE AGAINBT CROP OF BURLEY
THREE WOMEN FLAY THIEF
RUS3IAN ROBBERS SLAY EIGHT; ESCAPE WITH COIN
Tunnel Worker Killed
Untitled
RECEIVER ENDS CASE IN COURTS A CENTURY
RIDES 1300 MILES IN 52 DAYS ON HORSEBACK
AGED WOMAN, ARRESTED FOR OLD MURDER, IS RELEABED
AT 70 BEATS TIME MADE ON LONG TRAMP AT 30
THREE SLAIN IN UPRISING
BEIZED WITH BLOOD LUST, MADMAN SWINGS HEAVY AX
HOLIDAY CLOSES COURTS BUT ATTORNEYS ARGUE
Cave.in Kills Two
HEADACHE AND NEUHALGIA FROM COLDS
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WILL WEAR 'CREATIONS'
HURLS LARGE STONE THROUGH CAR WINDOW
GRAND OPERA WILL BE DOUBLE BILL
ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE OF CRUELTY TO HORSE
Loeb Back at Work
The Musical World
HEALTH OFFICE INSPECTOR FREEZES HIS MICROBES
YALE FORESTRY CHAIR ASSURED BY LUMBERMEN
SAMOAN GOVERNMENT PUTS BAN ON FURTHER LEASING
Elevator Fight Settled
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THE JAPANESE TEMPER
ANY OLD PORT
JUST SUPPOSE
WILL COME TO IT
HOW IS IT .POSSIBLE?
IN THE TOILS
ALL SAINTS DAY TO BE DULY OBSERVED
SUPERIOR COURT CLOSED BY THE HOLIDAY ORDER
DETENTION HOME INMATES ARE TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
WANTS INSANE ALIEN DEPORTED AT ONCE
ORD MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY INCORPORATED
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SUCKS GAS UNTIL HE KEELS OVER
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
THE CITY
WOMAN IS LOST AND SEEKS SWIFI REVENGE
CAFE PROPRIETOR IS SUDDENLY INVISIBLE
SAY BRAKES ON HILL CAR INEFFICIENT
THREE HIGHWAYMEN ASSAULT WOMAN
THIGH IS BROKEN BY FALL FROM SCAFFOLD
EABTLAKE METHODI3TB WIN SEWER ASSESSMENT POINT
HALLOWEEN PRANKS GET DANGEROUS
WATER FOR FORESTS WILL BE INCREASED
A Hard Debt to Par
TO EXAMINE APPLICANTS FOR POSTOFFICE SERVICE
PROTESTORS FAIL TO GET FRONTAGE SIGNATURFS
LAD BADLY HURT IN COLLISION WITH CAR
CIVIC ARCHITECT VIEWS SOUTHWESTERN SECTION
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Y.W.C.A. Appropriately Observes Halloween
Society
Y. W. C. A. At Home
Mrs. Hart Is Hostess
Costume Party
For Charity
Opening Cathedral Hall
A Witches' Frolic
Girls' Club Entertains
Masked Ball and House Warming
St. Joseph's Sodality
Jack o' Lanterns, Etc.
Halloween Party
Halloween at the Leighton
Ingraham Hotel
Sacred Heart Sodality
St. Patrick's Sodality
Engagement Announcement
Huntlngton.McElliott
For San Francisco Quests
SPOKANE FIGHT FOR DRY SUNDAY IS REOPENED
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MORE BONDS OR NO LIGHT
BUILDING PERMITS FOR OCTOBER FOOT UP $116,000
PASADENA CHURCHES WILL CELEBRATE ALL SAINTS' DAY
PASADENA WELL PROTECTED FROM HALLOWEEN VANDALS
PASADENA PLANS NAVAL BALL FOR MIDWINTER SEASON
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT SHOWS GAIN OF 274 IN ONE YEAR
PLANB ABIDING PLACE FOR WORKING WOMEN AND GIRLS
CITY TAX COLLECTIONS SHOW GAIN FOR OCTOBER
NEW MASONIC LODGE IS
UNDERWRITERS THREATEN TO RAISE FIRE RATES
BODY OF F. W. THODE IS LAID IN THE GRAVE
SKULL FRACTURED BY FALL FROM CAR
WOMAN IS THROWN w FROM AN AUTOMOBILE
NOTES OF INTEREBT F3OM LONG BEACH
ADVANCE SALE IS BEYOND EXPECTATION
PROMINENT PASADENANS ATTACKED BY PARALYSIS
HURLED FROM BUGQY BY FRIGHTENED HORSE
BRYCE PRESENTS SUN DIAL TO PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
J. GARLAND STAHL, BALL PLAYER, COMING TO PABADENA
RAILROADS CUT FORCES
VERMONTER DIES ON TRAIN COMING TO LOB ANGELEB
RAILROADS ENJOINED FROM RAISING LUMBER TARIFF
in MAKE ARMY ATTRACTIVE 18 WASHINGTON POLICY
LUMBERMEN WITHDRAW PLEAS IN THE "BLACK BOOK" CASE
SAYS WIFE CHASED j HIM OUT OF HOME
CANADIAN MINISTER, EN ROUTE TO JAPAN, DELAYED
FOUR RUNAWAY BOYS ARE ARRESTED IN SANTA ANA
WEEK'S DEATH ROLL IN RUSSIA FROM CHOLERA 416
$300,000,000 COST OF PANAMA CANAL
COMES TO ORGANIZE BROTHERHOOD OF OWLS
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PORTLAND WINS GOOD LONG GAME
KID PITCHER FOUND IN IDAHO IS SEASON'S STAR
HORNETS WANT GAME
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
DALLAS
PIMLICO
LATONIA
PIMLICO RESULTS
DALLAS SUMMARY
DONOHUE IS SECOND
LAIONIA FINISHES
PLAN ANOTHER RACE FOR BENNETT CHALLENGE CUP
TO RESTRICT TRACK RACES
FRESHIES LOSE IN V,ELL PLAYED GAME
BOODLERS WIN IN ONE SIDED GAME
HERMAN LONG, FAMOUS BERT KEYES TONIGHT
C. ROGERS MANAGER OF HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS TEAM
HIGH MAY TACKLE ST. VINCENT'S TEAM
YANKEES PAY FORTUNES FOR ENGLISH DOGS
WINTER LEAGUE OPENING POSTPONED FOR A WEEK
SOPHS WIN AT POMONA
TABLE RESOLUTIONS TO LOWER CLASS
HANLON WANTS TO MANAGE REDS ON GRADED SALARY
JOHNNY SUMMERS FIGHTS BERT KEYES TONIGHT
CROKER WINB PLATE
GROCERY PARTIALLY DEBTROYED BY FIRE
STAR OF "ROYAL CHEF" IS MARRIED TO MANAGER
LOOT FOUND HIDDEN IN UNIQUE TUNNEL
STANDARD OIL FIGHTS KANSAS OUSTER SUITS
TAFT WILL CUT OUT SOME CAPITALS
SECURING OF JURY FOR TRIAL OF ADAMS SLOW
Seven Firemen Overcome
INSANITY TO BE THAWS DEFENSE
GERMAN ADMIRES WORK OF U. S. WEATHER BUREAU
DETECTIVES DISCOVER NO TRACE OF HITCHCOCK
STORK BRINGS HEIR TO VANDERBILT FORTUNE
MRS. ROMADKE, CHICAGO BURGLAR, IS INDICTED
GIRL SLAYER OF RUSSIAN PRISON DIRECTOR HANGED
Manholes Are Blown Up
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET IS RECOVERING
AMERICAN STOCKS ABOVE i PAR ON LONDON'S 'CHANGE
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stock* and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Balance
Metal Market
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
QUOTATIONS ARE VERY VARIABLE
San Francisco Shipping
Sugar and Coffee
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS * OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
Butter Eggs and Cheese
Cotton and Wool(
. ' Building Permits Grrnted
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NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
RHODE ISLAND
KENTUCKY
MAINE
IOWA
WISCONSIN
MINNESOTA
OBLIGING BURGLAR IS COURTEOUS TO VICTIMS
NEBRASKA
NEW JERSEY
NEW MEXICO
COLORADO
OHIO
MISSOURI
FLORIDA
TENNESSEE
MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
PENNSYLVANIA
NEW YORK
DELAWARE
INDIANA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
KANSAS
TEXAS
ILLINOIS
MARYLAND ,
THE WEATHER
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SEEK 7O THROW OUT CARY DAMAGE CASE
COUNTY SURVEYOR NOBLE IS RAPIDLY RECOVERING
FEMALE BURGLAR 18 INDICATED BY LOVE
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EXPIRES ON STREET CAR
COLLEGE STUDENTS CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN i
BUT ONE CASE HEARD IN SUPERIOR COURT
VOTING MACHINES HELD INVALID IN MASSACHUSETTS
MAUD POWELL IS WELCOMED
CITY TO SUE ON CARCASS CONTRACT
Half Rate* Sunday
CITY TO PLACE BIG WIRE ORDER
POLICE COURTS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HOLIDAY
WILL DIVERT ALAMEDA STORM WATERS BY FLUME
SILVER BUBBLES, CAT WHICH WON MANY PRIZES
BANKER ELLIOTT TO TELL HOW NEW RULE BENEFITS
The Servant Problem Solved
BELIEVES HE HAS TURNED INTO SALT
FAVOR WAREHOUSE FOR CITY'S USE
TROLLEY OFFICIALS WILL BUILD AND PAY FOR BRIDGE
GIVES MORE LEEWAY TO BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
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