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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 57, 28 November 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
THIRTY-SEVEN WITNESSES ACCUSE STUDENT OF MURDER
PRISONERS ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL
INVITED TO WEDDING SOLEMNIZED YEAR AGO
FIGHT IN 18-MILE RESULTS If
LUMBERMEN HELD UP BY RAILROAD LINES
YAQUIS ARE BUTCHERING PROSPECTORS
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
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TESTIMONY ALL AGAINST MRS. BRADLEY
STORY OF JONAH AND WHALE UP TO COURTS
HOLIDAY LEGISLATION ATTACKED
PLUCKY WOMAN TOO MUCH FOR BURGLAR
Appoints Secret Service Agent
Carnegie Steel Company Closes
VILLAGES DEVASTATED BY KURDS
JAMES HAGAN'S ACTION
JAPANESE WILL BE GIVEN TIME TO CURB EMIGRATION
TARDY RELIEF COMES FOR LUMBER SHIPPERS
DEMOCRATS GAINING POWER IN CONGRESS
WESTON'S WALK ENDS IN ANGER
[sender of bombs faces MfMosk prosecutions
RIVAL PARTIES AMONG MOORS FIGHT BATTLE
MISS ROOT IS BRIDE OF LIEUT. GRANT
EVIDENCE AGAINST ROADS WANTED BY COMMISSION
OKLAHOMA HOPES TO GET $5,000,000 FROM U. S.
GOOD PROGRESS MADE IN TRIAL OF PETTIBONE
Italians in Riot
W'inan Jumps Into Niagara
Officer Weds Daughter of Secretary of State
CREEL SAVES LIVES OF THREE AMERICANS
CHINESE SHOT IN OAKLAND BY RIVAL TONG MEMBER
GROVE JOHNSON PROTESTS AGAINST PAYING COMMITTEE
Southern Pacific Drops Work
ROOSEVELT FOSTERS ANARCHY, SAYS SABBATH ALLIANCE HEAD
"SAIL DEC. 16, BET YOUR LIFE," SAYS "FIGHTING BOB"
BANDITS LOOT STATION AND SHOP; GET $85,000
LEGALITY OF COURT BESBION DURING HOLIDAYB QUESTIONED
Lifeless Body Recovered
FERRIS PLAYERS WILL PRESENT "GRAUSTARK"
Killed by Interurban
STAMFORD WHITE'S TREASURE OF ART SOLD FOR $45,698
GOLDFIELD MINERS STRIKE FOR CASH
CANADIAN OFFICIAL HONORED IN TOKIO
NO CHANCE FOR WORK ON CANAL IS REPORT
Ask Receiver for Brewery
Supervisor Must Go to Prison
Mormons Driven Out of Saxony
MYSTERY IN WILKINS CASE IS DEEPENING
Swedish Officials May Resign
Russian Visits Japan
Slayer of Wife Exonerated
Captain Removed from Post
English Premier Seeks Health
Observe Thanksgiving in Japan
PROPERTY RESTORED TO FATHER GAPON'S SON
POWERS JURY DRAWN FROM BOTH VENIRES
CANNON'S FRIENDS KILL DIRECT PRIMARY MEASURE
Watrous Elected Lieutenant Governor
Decides Notary's Dispute
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HYSTERIA IS ALL GONE
PASS ORDINANCES FOR BOYLE HEIGHTS SEWERS
ODcn Every Night Till Xmas
Society
House Party in Millard Canyon
Annual Reception
Wedding Anniversary Surprise
Engagement Announced
"F:ve Hundred" at Glendale
Annual Sorority Dinner
Reception for New Members
Cooper-Jeshke
Reed.Clark
Friday Afternoon Whist Club
Luncheon for Officers
Banquet for Football Team
Leaving for Home Soon
To Make Home Here
Card Party for Sunshiners
Returned from Europe
On Eastern Trip
ARSON CASE DISMISSED: EVIDENCE INSUFFICIENT
Bartlett Music Co. at It Aeain
COUNCIL GETS AT UTILITY FIGURES
ASKS COURT TO ADMIT LATE HUSBAND'S WILL
TWO MEN IN SLOOP BATTLE WITH SEA FOR 72 HOURS
PERKINS TO ACT AS TOASTMASTER
NEW MEMBERS JOIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Boy Killed While Hunting
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS
AMERICAN PROGRESS
CALIFORNIA COTTON
THE TARIFF GRAFT
TOO MUCH JOHNSON
TIME FOR IT
KEEP THEM DOWN
Untitled
Disproportion
THIS NO TIME FOR PESSIMISTIC WAILING
RAILROAD COMMISSION MUST PURGE ITSELF
Between Times
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AN EAGLE THAT' LOOKS LIKE A BIRD
MR. BUSINESS MAN
THE CITY
FRIENDS SEEK MAN WHO ESCAPED FROM ASYLUM
HOLIDAYS AGAIN DELAY ALL COURT PROCEEDINGS
DRIVER FINED FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
USES LITTLE CHILD AS HIS ACCOMPLICE
I The Musical World
Governor General Dead
A. Hard Debt to Pny
Declares Shaw Is No Poseur
AWAITS COURT DECISION ON SHOESTRING CARFARE
WiLL EXPEND LARGE AMOUNT TO COLLECT $1
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FIERCE GAME EXPECTED AT FIESTA PARK
KERCHEVAL KILLS EMPLOYE OF FARM
CLINE TAKES LEAD
WIEMAN IS ELECTED
To Make Room for Pianos
Oregon Aggies, Who Meet St. Vincent's on Gridiron Today
RUBRIC BREEZES IN FEATURE RACE
QUINN BRADY DIES AT NEW ORLEANS RACE TRACK
BENNINGS RFSULTS
JUNIOR GIRLS DEFEAT PREPS AT CLAREMONT
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
OAKLAND
NEW ORLEANS
FANCY STUNTS AT, 7 ODA Y'S BALL GAME
ELKS AND EAGLES TO PLAY BALL TODAY ON CHUTES PARK FIELD
RAILROAD IO HAVE SPECIAL SERVICE
L. A. HIGH BEATS HUNTINGTON BEACH
CORNELL'WINS RUN
PARADE IS MAIN EVENT
STARS BEAT SAINTS
Today's Program
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FARMER IS EASY MEAT FOR SULLY
L.A. HIGH PLAYS LICK AT FIESTA
OAKLAND SELECTIONS
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS
HUNDREDS PAY SAD OFFICES
One of Davis' Captors Dies
First Baron Battersea Dead
MEXICANS IN COURT AGAIN
WILL INCORPORATE SOUTHWEST MUSEUM
INSANE MAN WRECKS FURNITURE AT HOME
SEALER GETS ORDERS TO : HOW SURPLUS IN FEES
To Make Room for Pianos
LA WYERS EXCHANGE LIVELY REMARKS
WOODMEN OF WORLD WILL CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING
COL. EDDY GETS MORE TIME FOR GRIFFITH PARK PROJECT
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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES
MARSHAL GETS HIGAWAYMAN
LNION SERVICES TO BE HELD IN PASADENA
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIAL SOCIETY GIVES PLEASING PROGRAM
FASADENA HIGH AND THROOP MEET ON GRIDIRON TODAY
LAD TAKEN FROM SCHOOL WITH CASE OF TONSILITIS
Bartlett Music Co. at It Again
WOMAN TRIES TO SAVE LIFE
REGAINS LUMBER WHILE ITS PURCHASERS SLEEP
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM LONG BEACH
PASADENA HIGH WINS BASKET. BALL GAME FBOM HARVARD
CLUB PRESIDENT READS INTERESTING PAPER
DID POISON CAUSE DEATH OF WOMAN?
TRY TO STOP FUNERAL AS BURIAL TAKES PLACE
LONG BEACH CAPITALIST TO BUILD APARTMENT HOUSE
UNNON THANKSGIVING SERVICES TO BE HELD
CITY TREASURER WILL PAY OUT BIG BUMB
SANTA MONICA ELKS TO HOLD MEMORIAL
CHURCHES WILL UNITE IN THANKSGIVING SERVICES
BOARD OF EDUCATION FETED BY YOUNG COOKS
PATIENTS AT ASYLUM TO ENJOY ANNUAL DINNER
POLO PLAYERS COMPLETE LONG AUTO JOURNEY
RIVERSIDE GIRL IS MARRIED AT GOLDFIELD
STREET CAR COMPANY AND CITY OFFICIALS CLASH
To Make Room for Pianos
TO SETTLE FENCE DISPUTE IN COURT
MANY ENJOY DANCE AND PARTY AT CLUB HOUSE
NEWS NOTES OF HAPPENINGS IN SAN BERNARDINO
REST LEAGUE FORMED AT SAN BERNARDINO
NEW YORK WOMAN DIES WHILE VISITING FRIENDS
FIRE DESTROYS PROPERTY VALUED AT $12,000
LODGEMEN HONOR WOMCN WITH DANCE AND RECEPTION
DECIDED INCREASE IN MONEY ORDER RECEPITS
COMING CONCERT AROUSES GREAT AMOUNT OF INTEREST
GIRL CHARGED WITH MURDER SINGS IN PRISON CELL
TO BEGIN WORK ON NEW LINE NEXT WEEK
BANDITS ROB CAT CREW OF COMPANY'S COIN
VANDALS MUTILATE BEAUTIFUL TABLET
PAYS $25,000 FOR RICH RIVERSIDE ORANGE GROVE
SANTA BARBARA COUPLE WAIT 23 YEARS TO WED
THANKSGIVING SPORTS ARE SCHEDULED FOR VENICE
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM TO PLAY PROFESSIONALS
FORGES CHECKS, USES NAME OF HIS hRIEND
CLAIM GIRL RECEIVED STOLEN JEWELRY
PLAN BOTANIC GARDEN ADJOINING HIGH SCHOOL
EVIDENCE IMMATERIAL; PERJURY CASE DISMISSED*
BAKERY INSPECTOR HALES FILTHY OWNERS TO COURT
[ACCEPT PLANB FOR NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
HIGHLAND MAN MAKES RECORD AUTO TRIP
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
WALL STREET STILL WARY
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Siocka and Bends
Financial Record
Treasury Balances
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
RIVERSIDE ORANGE SHIPMENTS LARGE
MINING QUOTATIONS
Metal Market
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Pacific Coast Trade
Sugar and Coffee
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
IMPROVEMENT IS THOUGHT PERMANENT
Chicago Live Stock
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
DAILY MINING CALL
Building Permits Granted
MAIN STREET BANK CHANGES ITS NAME
FRUIT MARKET
Dried Fruit Prices
Cotton and Woof
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
San Francisco Shipping
The Polar Bear
No Free Puff for Pegasus
Bartlett Music Co. at It Ao-ain
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Untitled
LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
ILLINOIS
OHIO
ALABAMA
VERMONT
COLORADO
Open Every Night Till Xmas
CO-EDS DUCK UNBIDDEN ACADEMY STUDENTS
MARYLAND
MISSOURI
CONNECTICUT
TENNESSEE
'I'A 111.10 OF TKHI'EIt ATl'nrcS
RHODE ISLAND
FLORIDA
TEXAS
UTAH
YOUTH WORE SISTER'S SKIRTS FOR TWO YEARS
MICHIGAN
The Servant Problem Solved
THE WEATHER
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ALL CHURCHES TO CELEBRATE
Open Every Night Till Xmas
OLLIE J. WATKINS HEARING AGAIN IS POSTPONED
ARREST TWENTY IN RIVER-BED RAID
BOYS TRY TO FOLLOW IN FRONTIERSMEN'S STEPS
DIES WHILE PHYSICIANS MAKE MORNING CALLS
TOO FREE DISPLAY OF WEALTH RESULTS IN LOSS
HOLDUP MAN BREAKS JAIL
NATIVE SONS ARRANGE TO INITIATE LARGE CLASS
To Make Room for Pianos
Wanted for Crime in North
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