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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 76, 17 December 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SCORES KILLED BY AWFUL EXPLOSION IN ALABAMA MINE MIGHTY BATTLESHIPS WEIGH ANCHOR AND START ON LONG CRUISE AROUND HORN
GREAT FLEET OFF ON TRIP TO PACIFIC
"IF CRUISE IS SUCCESS NAVAL WORLD WILL ADMIRE"
JAPAN NOT SURPRISED BY SAILING OF BIG FLEET
THE BATTLESHIPS
THE ADMIRALS
THE ITINERARY
17-YEAR-OLD BOY IS SENTENCED TO FIFTY YEARS IN PRISON
$7000 GEMS STOLEN; CASE A MYSTERY
BAPEFOOTED, WALKS FAR IN SEARCH OF WORK
NEVADA MINE OPERATORS TO CRUSH W.F.M.
CHINEBE BOYCOTT MAY DRIVE ENGLISH FROM WEST RIVER
TILLMAN POKES FUN AT SCRIP
Hummel at Death's Door
* • w . • ' -• V.' '• ¦' '!"-!¦ . ¦ / Canadian Minister . Leaves ¦ Tokio
Harriman Is Recovering
Untitled
COTS SENT THROUGH^ SIX-INCH PIPE TO ENTOMBED MINERS
Summary of the News
FORECAST
POPE PIUS NAMES FOUR CARDINALS
Stockholders Win Suit
Three Killed by Train
Severe Earthquake Recorded
JAPAN'S PROGRAM OF FINANCES IS SETTLED
Suppresses Duty on Cattle
STORY TOLD BY ORCHARD IS AFFIRMED
CHURCH SHOWS FAITH IN INDICTED BANKER
ACTOF'S BELONGINGS TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
FORTUNE IN IRELAND AWAITS POOR WIDOW
WITNESS IN DRUCE TRIAL DISAPPEARS
WILLIAMS BRINGS UP BLAINE TARIFF BILL
CALEB POWERB TAKES THE STAND IN HIS OWN DEFENSE
HILL TRIES TO EXPLAIN WHY LUMBER RATES ARE HIGH
To Rebuild Cliff House
WHAT OAVatSS HIiADACHE
PATRONS OF WRECKED BANK REORGANIZE
Spreckels Opens New Bank
FISH GETS PROXIES HELD BY ROTHSCHILDS
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CALVE TALKS OF HER PLANS FOR RANCH
Badly Mixed Up
DAMAGE SUIT, PENDING YEAR, FINALLY CALLED
PONY DIED OR DYED? JUDGE HOLDS IT'S DEAD
Society
' Shower for Miss Mohr
Miss Letts Home
For Miss Halbriter
Informal Tea
Returned from Bridal Trip
Smith College Luncheon
Mrs. Dixon to Entertain
Rlgby-Elerick
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To Return Home
Knox College Club
Married in St. Louis
J. O. C. Club
Home for Holidays
To Entertain Club
Bridge Party
Teddy No Coward
BEFRKNDS STRANGER; RCBBED LV BEDFELLOW
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BETHLEHEM
CHINESE ANARCHY
PEACE
THE SIDE-STEPPERS
LOVELAND'S CHANCE
Commissioner Loveland Will Not Act Rashly
Shift of Ambassadors No Portent of War
COME TO LOS ANGELES
INJURED LAD LIES HOURS UNCARED FOR
The Servant Problem Solved
THRASH OUT NEW SIGN ORDINANCE
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$50,000 DAY'S TOTAL OF RAILWAY DAMAGE SUITS
CITY BRIEFS
THE CITY
The Musical World
STOPS WASTE IN CITY WATER CONSUMPTION
"HE LOVES ME MORE THAN WORK," COMPLAINS WOMAN
BECTION HAND MEETS DEATH BENEATH TRAIN
FORESTERS OF AMERICA ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Untitled
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
WOMAN'S WIT LANDS THIEF BEHIND BARS
INGLEWOOD TO VOTE ON INCORPORATION QUESTION
Busily Engaged
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MILLION MEN SIGN PLEDGE
School Money Apportioned
DANCE HALL MEN MUST PAY CITY
Col. Watterson'a Daughter Diet
Airship Damaged by Hurricane
JUSTICE PIERCE ALLOWED $60 FOR RENT OF COURT
FORGER WITH THREE NAMES GETS THREE YEARS
TOM BROWN A FINE CHAP
MISS O'PEIL PRESENTB A NEW LADY MACBETH
"THE SIGN OF THE CROSS" RUNS FOR ANOTHER WEEK
"CHAr '-EY'S UNCLE" 18 SUCCESS AT FISCHER'S
"DOOMSDAY" 13 BIG ACT AT THE UNIQUE THEATER
CITY PRINTING BIDS MAY LEAD TO SUIT
Bomb Thrower in Reformatory
Robbers' Victim Dies
Militia to Guard Tobacco Warehouses
DEATH IS DEALER IN FAN TAN GAME
c ¦ m Woman Kills Herself
Unknown Killed by Train
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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES
150 CARS PROMISES FOR AUTO PARADE
EIGHT Y. M. C. A. TEAMS IN BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
OFFICIALS-ELECT GTVEN CERTIFICATES BY BALDWIN
JOHN WILLIAM FRAZEE, FORMER MINING MAN, DIES
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES PLANS ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
CELLS ARRIVE AND POLICE ARE HAPPY
PASADENA BECURES STATE BANKERS' CONVENTION
THROOP STUDENTS COMPLETE PROGRAM FOR VAUDEVILLE
TEMPERANCE RALLY AT LINCOLN AVENUE CHURCH
NEGRESS CHARGED WITH WIELDING A RAZOR
CAISSON STRIKES ARTESIAN WELL AND IS FILLING
"I FOUND GLASBES," SAYS MAYHEW; IS RELEASED
CONDUCTOR REFUSES • 25 PENNIES; DISCHARGED
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HOLD OPEN HOUSE
BLUE AND WHITE LADS PREPARE FOR TRACK MEET
SHOOTS SELF WITHIN HEARING OF CROWD
NO LIGHT ON MYSTERY OF CANYON SUICIDE
MAYOR DUDLEY CONFINED TO HOME WITH ILLNESS
BAIL OF INDICTED MEN SET AT $2000
TEACHERS ARE PUPILS AT INSTITUTE
AGED FARMER BURNS $10,000 IN PAPER MONEY
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FAVORITES WIN FIRST AND FOURTH
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
EMERYVILLE
SANTA ANITA PARK
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARY
Greenewald Was Stung
TODAY'S CARD HARD DOPING
SANTA ANITA SMATTERINGS
CLEM'S SELECTIONS
GRIF'S SELECTIONS
BIG CROWD EXPECTED TO WELCOME NOME TOSSERS
HERALD'S EMERYVILLE FORM CHART
L. A. HIGH WORKS HARD
ST. LOUIS MAY PLAY ALL STARS HERE JANUARY 1
ATTELL AND MORAN ARE HARD Al WORK
MILLER WINS FOURTH RACE
DURNELL IS RULED OFF
HUNTER SHOOTS OFF THREE TOES
FLYNN FAVORITE OVER SQUIRES
KANSAS CITY TO HOLD SIX-DAY WALKING MATCH
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
New York Stock*
New York Bonds
Boston Stock* and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Statement
Metal Market
FRUIT MARKET
WEST SIDE1. BANK STARTS UNDER NEW DIRECTORATE
Pacific Coae4 Trade
Sugar and Coffee
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
SAU PEDRO SHIPPNG
San Francisco Shipping
Chicago Live Stock
Butter, Egg* and Cheese
EGG MARKET IS STILL UNSETTLED
Building Permits Issued
FINANCIAL
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS!
DON'T TALK TO LAWYERS, JUDGE CAUTIONS JURY
GIRL GONE, FAMILY SUSPECTS MAN IN CASE
NO RESTRICTIONS IN CITY BURIALS
Cotton and Wool
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FANS WILL WITNESS A GOOD CARD
A. A. U. SHOWS UP 4 PROFESSIONALS
U. S. C. FOOTBALL MEN ARE HONORED
O'LEARY CHALLENGES WESTON AND SCHMEHL
L. A. A. C. AND NTW ORLEANS TO PLAY CHESS BY WIRE
CHICAGO STARTS FIGHT ON DREAD TUBERCULOSIS
Harden Trial Postponed
Ok'ahoma Senators Sworn In
Removes City's Money
OLYMPIC TRIALS SET FOR JUNE 6
LYMAN ABBOTT JUSTIFIES ASSASSINATION IN RUSSIA
PORTLAND BANKS PAY COIN TO ALL WHO ASK
JAPAMESE KILLS PARTNER AND TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
Miner Killed; Slayer at Large
Civic Federation in Session
LATE NEWS FROM YOUR HOME STATE
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
NEBRASKA
KANSAS
MASSACHUSETTS
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
NEW YORK
KENTUCKY
Secretary of Agriculture Censured
Insane When He Transferred Property
Railroad Attorney Found Dead
THE WEATHER
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MYSTERY OF MESKIL'S LIFE IS CLEARED
MILWAUKEE GRAFT FIGHTER IS HERE
LOS ANGELES LEADING AUTO CITY, SAYS VISITOR
PAYS HIGH TRIBUTS TO URIAH GREGORY
WOMAN SHOOTS HOSTESS Ir1 QUARREL OVER MONEY
ROUGHNESS IS POLISHED FOR YOUTHS
Untitled
GIRL'S DESIRE TO WORK LEADS HER FROM HOME
AGED WOMAN GONE; RELATIVES ALARMED
FORGED DEED IS CHARGE; GEORGE W. DUNCAN ON TRIAL
AUSTRIAN DEPUTIES ENGAGE IN FIGHT
To the Kin-en
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