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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 94, 4 January 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
JURIES IN TWO FAMOUS MURDER TRIALS TRY TO REACH AGREEMENT
PETTIBONE, ILL, CARRIED INTO COURT
POWERS CASE MAY END IN 'NO VERDICT'
RIPLEY'S CRITICISM TO GET SHRRY REPLY
Charge Lieutenant with Forgery
m ■ <» —. . IronfWorker Drowned
Russian Famine Bill Passes
KITE FLYING SURE CURE FOR NERVOUS SOCIETY WOMEN
CHINESE MUST GO, SAY COLTON ORANGE GROWERS
Summary of the News
'WON'T FIGHT BONI,' SAYS PRINCE HELIE
WAGES HARD FIGHT ON'BLACK HAND'
Double Murder in Arizona
ONE COMPANY OF SOLDIERS QUITS NEVADA
EASTERN INVESTORS BUY EDISON BONDS
Marshal Short in Accounts
Mount Vesuvius in Eruption
Dies in Jail Cell
Untitled
PLAN MURDER OF DOWAGER EMPRESS, PUBLISH DEATH NEWS
SHOT FIVE TIMES BY FORMER 'PUG'
WIDOW OF MURDERED OFFICER GOES INSANE
LOST 'QUAKE IS FOUND IN FAR NORTH
Poisoned by Cheese
Poor Horseman Retired
19-YEAR-OLD YOUTH BUNGLINGLY HANGED
SUPREME BENCH RULES ON GLASS APPEAL CASE
Reserves Forest ' Land*
ASKS; 'WHERE ARE JAPAN'S BATTLESHIPS'
SHIPWRECKED CREW IN AWFUL PLIGHT
STORK KEPT BUSY IN NEW YORK LAST YEAR
ENTOMBED MINERS FACE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT
STEALS PURSE FROM WOMAN AS SHE KNEELS IN PRAYER
Prominent Paint Man Dead
TO Till" HACK*
NIGHT RIDERS SEIZE TOWN; BURN STORES
SOCIETY WOMAN DYING • OF OVERDOSE OF DRUG B^BBBBB^BBBBBa . WL . L ** ■
WOMEN SAVE TEACHER .FROM DEATH IN SURF
Merchants', Meetings Abandoned
CHANCE IN SUNDAY, SCHOOL LESSONS BEING DISCUSSED " ' "_ 'IIHbMbHbHbHI
HOLD UP A SALOON TO COLLECT SHARE OF PROFIT
HEROINE OF DISASTER AT SEA IS TO WED
FINDS "GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND" AFTER 40 YEARS
IN TRANCE SAYS HE COMMUNED WITH SPIRITS
ANGELENO IS NAMED AS WEST POINT VISITOR
Names Nev/ Police Chief
Liquor Seller Convicted
Catholic Pastor Dead
WHAT cause:*' HEADACHE
MURDERER'S VICTIM IS IDENTIFIED
COURTS IN CHARGE OF SEABOARD LINE
LOVE OF BABY DOLL CAUSES DEATH OF TOT
Hauk Foolishness
MAYOR FATALLY SHOT BY ANGRY POLITICIAN
COMPLETES PLAN FOR BENNINGTON MEMORIAL
Japanese Steamer Delayed
CAN VOl' n IIYSIK
"BOODLER" WILSON GIVEN TIME TO ENTER PLEA
GOVERNOR JOE FOLK IN ' ROLE OF BRAVE FIREMAN
Lumber Dealer Kilsl Himself
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POLICE CHASE AUTO MILES
ENTHUSIASM MARKS STREET SERVICES
Women's Clubs
TOPSY FERRIS SETS STYLE FOR DOGGIES' SWEATERS
Building Permits Issued
Fun for the Boy
CHINESE LASS GONE, OFFICERS AT LOSS
CAR HOLDUP DRUNKEN PRANK OR MANIAC'S ACT
TOO CARELESS WITH FINANCIAL MATTERS
British Cruiser Ordered South
SOCIAL CLUB NOW A THING OF THE PAST
MEXICANS MISS TRAIN AND ARE SENT TO JAIL
WniTE A JINtJI.K ■ . ... ......m limn
ORDERS CONSTABLE TO CLEAN UP RESTAURANTS
• ■ » LOS ANGELES FAVORED IN RATES TO NEVADA
FARMERS' INJUNCTIONS STOP UTAH SMELTERS; MINES HIT
CHAUFFEUR, SLAYER OF AGED MAN, UNIDENTIFIED
AUDITOR REJECTS BRENNER'S CLAIM
FORCES CONTRACTOR TO RUSH WORK ON COMPTON AVENUE
Condensed Statement of Los Angeles Banks at Close of Business December 31st, 1907
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THE RECALL
PARCELS POST
A LONG REACH
IMPEACHMENT BETTER
TROUBLE AHEAD
FUNNYGRAPHS
No Solace
Unavailing Wisdom :
I And Make Faces
Sign of Success
Always Strong
Sampled T.iir.gs
Repairs
Sad Ctory –
. :.-■■ What 77; „7 • .-- :.
Presidential Press Agents Doing a Lively Business
Commissioner Loveland's Views on Transportation
Republican Party and the Protective Tariff
Rising Tide of Justice and Equal Opportunity
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THE CITY
, J. W. Thomas . Bankrupt
MRS. 1 STARR MAY RECEIVE SENTENCE OF PROBATION
GRANTS POSTPONEMENT ■V.V IN EMBEZZLEMENT CASE
DIAGNOSIS "AULTY, SHE CLAIMS; ASKS FOR $50,000
TO PASS ON BILL OF EXCEPTIONS MONDAY
Pope Receives Archbishop
FAIR FORGER, SILENT, HELD FOR TRIAL
■s » > ACADEMY OF SCIENCES , 7 vv PLANS INTERESTING MEETING
AGED WOMAN ROUTS A BURLY ROBBER
-NUMBER OF DESTITUTE MEXICANS NOW PUT AT 1000
CONTRACTOR IS SUED FOR HEAVY DAMAGES
write: '.I .hm.i.i:
'BUSINESS BUREAU' LOSES ITS LICENSE
Herald Patterns
DRAIN MONTE VESTA BY STORM SEWER
BALL TO BE GIVEN FOR BENEFIT OF MEXICANS
LIFT MANHOLES TO VENTILATE SEWERS
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR SPLASHENFEST
PIONEER WOMAN IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
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COUNTESS SUES EARL FOR DIVORCE
Untitled
State Teachers End Session
CAN YOU RHYME*
BROWN ALLOWED TIME IN WHICH TO ENTER PLEA
FORAKER REFUSES TO BE BOUND BY CALL
POLICE AND CAR STRIKERS FIGHT IN MUNCIE STREETS
NEWSPAPER WAIFS
. ■ » Irrelevant
GERMAN EDITOR IS CONVICTED
SIXTH AND OLIVE TO BE SITE OF SKYSCRAPER
POLICE BOARD ACQUITS GLENN AND STEVENS
ONLY PROPERTY OWNERS MAY SIGN PROTESTS
FRUIT GROWERS OF STATE TO STUDY PURE FOOD LAW
VISCOUNT AOKI DISCUSSES PROPOSED EMIGRATION LAW
MANY SAVED FROM SUICIDE BY SALVATION ARMY BUREAU
FINANCIAL SITUATION SHOWING IMPROVEMENT
j Bank Commissioner Takes Office
MONTANA UNION MEN SENTENCED
Money Gone, Titles Defective
Experts to Visit Stockton
Child Killed by Train
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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES
CITY WINS WATER SUITS
LONG BEACH POSTOFFICE "RECEIPTS' SHOW INCREASE
sis "_] '.-'• .Financial Record
MAN STRICKEN ON PIER MAY BE FROM ILLINOIS
C. D. DAGGETT TO ADDRE3S REDLANDS BUSINESS MEN
NO COMMERCIAL SERVICE UNTIL AFTER BOND ELECTION
RECEPTION FOR PRESIDENT OF WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
COMIC OPERA IS PLANNED BY ELKS
PETITIONERS ASK ERASURE OF NAMES
INTERESTING PROGRAMS AT TURNER ART EXHIBIT
PLANS FOR REBUILDING BURNED SCHOOL RUSHED
— ■» » » SEVENTH WARD MERCHANTS FORM BOARD OF TRADE
CANYON SALOONKEEPER ATTACKED; CHARGES PLOT
VAN EATON ARRAIGNED ON ASSAULT CHARGE
SKATER CRASHES INTO POST; HEAD IS CUT
HUMANE 80CIETY TO HOLD BIG PUBLIC MEETING
LONG BEACH VETERAN IS MADE COMMANDER'S AIDE
Seaside Hospital Matron Leaves
CASH PRIZES
Between New Book Covers
FOR YOUNG READERS 1
IN CLOAK OF GRAY'
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COIN GOES TO PLAYERS OF CHOICES
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
FUTURITY OF 1910 TO BE GREAT RACE
RACING AT NEW ORLEANS
ATHLETE SCORES PRESIDENT JORDAN
THE TARIFF ON ART
UNHOLZ IS LOOKED ON AS VICTOR
CLEM'S SELECTIONS
GRIPS SELECTIONS
| TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES |;
LOOKS GLOOMY FOR VENICE FRANCHISS
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
SILVER MOONS WANT CAME
■a . » A Readjustment
HEAVY TRACK AT OAKLAND
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF ROBBING MAN IN SALOON
NEXT FIGHTS AT CABIN
—« . a Sunday Excursion*
SEVEN RACES ON PROGRAM
Page 8 Advertisements
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
PRICES OF METALf .7 IN NEW YORK,MARKET
;ANK CLEARINGS
I FRUIT MARKET ;
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
RETIREMENT OF SCRIP DEPENDS ON CONGRESS
Pacific Coast Trade
ORANGES AT AUCTION __ IN NEW YORK MARKET
Troaiur- i.:,-i:ineea
FRIDAY'S BUSINESS SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
Chicago Live Stock
Cotton and Wool
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS .SgBSSBSSEti^iOF CITRUS fruits
FINANCIAL
Sugar and Coffee
SAN PEDROSHIPPKG_
;' Butter, Egg* and Cheese
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LATE NEWS FROM YOUR HOME STATE
MAINE
MASSACHUSETTS
ARKANSAS
FIVE HUNDRED TONS OF < HAY PRICE OF MINK SKIN
ILLINOIS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
•> TABLE! OF TEMPERATURES ♦ f
MARYLAND
MICHIGAN
IOWA
KANSAS
TEaAS
INDIANA
CONNECTICUT
j MAN LOOKING FOR LUCK – I i HAS HIS THROAT CUT)
COLORADO
DELAWARE
Untitled
THE WEATHER
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RESTORATION OF MISSION IS THEIR OBJECT
GIVEN MORE THAN HE PAID FOR, SUES FOR DAMAGES
MOTHER ILL; IGNORANT OF DAUGHTER'S DEATH
CLARENCE S. DARROW *»'■*■•■.--",-;'•** SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
Cortelyou Given More Time
RAILROAD NEWS
WIFE, ALMOST BLIND, TOUCHES COURT'S HEART
EXPLOSION WRECKS GARAGE; J. S. WOOLLACOTT ESCAPES
MOTHER AND SON PAY FINE- IN POLICE COURT
ATTORNEYS SAY MILK ORDINANCE IS INVALID
Side Door Trip*
WORK ON CHURCH NEW YEAR'S DAY
BEETHOVEN IS SUBJECT FOR MUSICAL LECTURE
Officer's Sentence Reduced
Arrange Democratic Convention
Barber Killed by Train
HYPERION PIER NEEDS ATTENTION
SPEED VIOLATORS FINED;
CASH PRIZBS
REORGANIZATION OF THE MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE
Untitled
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