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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 96, 6 January 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ROOSEVELT SCATHINGLY REBUKES ADMIRAL BROWNSON
SPEEDING CAR HURLS RIDER FROM MOUNT
CATHOLICS TO OBSERVE STRICT MARRIAGE RULES
GIVES HISTORY OF LEOPOLD'S CONGO DEAL
Brewery Warehouses Burned
MOB VIOLENCE IN MUNCIE IS ENDED; STREET CARS RUNNING
POSTAL DEPARTMENT NEEDS MORE MONEY
Change in Santa Fe Officials
Summary of the News
POLICE CLUB POOR, TEAR DOWN FLAGS
100 FEET WIDE ENOUGH, SAYS CANAL COMMISSION
Steamer Sinks; Crew Escapes
WHEN THE NAVY PUTS DOCTORS IN COMMAND OF THE HOSPITAL SHIPS
JAPAN CALLS HER FIGHTING MEN HOME
PRINCE DE SAGAN SUES COUNT BONI FOR ONE FRANC DAMAGES
TWO MEN SHOT IN FIGHT OVER MONEY IN SALOON
AIR SUPPLY CUT OFF; MINERS IN DANGER
Vicar General I* Dead
JEROME MAY BAR EVELYN'S TESTIMONY
PRESIDENT RAPS FORMER BUREAU HEAD
SEE HOPE FOR STOCK MARKET
HARDEN SAYS YON MOLTKE IS BY NO MEANB CLEARED
< hamberUin'a Cou»b Remedy
U. S. ARMY OFFICERS ARE POOR RIDERS
ST. MARY'S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL IS DEDICATED
VALUABLE TRICK DOG STOLEN ON BROADWAY
PRESIDENT'S NAMESAKE TAKES UP A NEW ROLE
HORSE HAS MORE SENSE THAN MANY HUMANS
RECEIPTS FROM BALL TO AID MEXICAN PRISONERS
REORGANIZATION OF OLD ASSOCIATION PLANNED
CONGRESSMEN DRAW ROOMS BY LOTTERY
RECEPTION IS TENDERED AOKI BY CONSUL GENERAL
ORDER OF OWLS ELECTS ' OFFICERB FOR NEW YEAR
O'Sulllvan In Irish Comedy
Skaters Are Drowned
Body Found Hanging In Park
Franklin K. Lane's Mother Dead
Work for Thousands of Men
ROBBER STEALS REVOLVER PURCHASED FOR PROTECTION
. ; ONLY ONE •BROSIO QUININE" fi:
URGES CONGREGATION TO SHAKE AND BE FRIENDLY
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"TOYMAKER" WELL LIKED
AUTOMOBILE THIEVES STEAL VALUABLE CAR
DIVORCE IS GRANTED STREET CAR MAGNATE
RAILROAD NEWS
TO PKBVBNT THK GRII'
HOME WRECKED By GABOLINE EXPLOSION
REV. BURDETTE PREACHES ON VALUE OF FRIENDSHIP
CITY SEEKS DATA ABOUT NEW ANNEXED DISTRICT
NEW INDUSTRY TO BE STARTED THIS YEAR
AID UNFORTUNATES TO OBTAIN EMPLOYMENT
w>* Croup
MRS. A. NEWMARK LAID TO REST IN FAMILY VAULT
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
PRISONERS MAKE DASH FOR FREEDOM
CHARGE SANITARY EMPLOYES WITH DUMPING SEWAGE
ST. BERNARD'S APPETITE FRIGHTENS POLICE OFFICERS
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MONOPOLY'S CURSE
LESSON FROM BERLIN
LED ASTRAY
DO EGGS SHRINK?
Sparks From a Live Wire
What Should We Do for Our Ex-Presidents?
The Asiatic Problem Is Vexing Easterners
A MOVING PICTURE
Herald Patterns
ORDER BLANK • • <£>
THE GNOMES
TEDDYT TEETH
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DR. TALMAGE POINTS OUT EVILS OF SELF-RELIANCE
THE CITY
TELLS HIS EXPERIENCES AS BUILDER OF BARNS
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TAKE ROBBER WITH RECORD
GLEE CLUBS TO ENTERTAIN r-RIENDS WITH CONCERT
THE ANANIAS CLUB
ACTS OF GALLANTRY MEET WITH REBUFFS
CUPS WON AT POULTRY SHOW GRACE CHRISTMAS TABLE
POLICE ON WATCH FOR MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
FOUGHT IN FAMOUS FRAY
A Higher Health Level
Page 5 Advertisements
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NIECE OF FAMOUS WARRIOR DESTITUTE
REV. MILLS RESIGNS TO ENTER A LARGER FIELD
BISHOP CONATY PRESIDES AT FEAST OF EPIPHANY
RIVAL OF WESTON SEES DREAM GO GLIMMERING
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
TO PRKVKNT THK GRIP.
LAW..' PARTNERSHIP
LARGE INCREASE IN LAKE SHIPMENTS
"FOOLS OF THE BIBLE" SUBJECT OF SERMON
FELLOWSHIP MEETING ATTRACTS LARGE CROWD
THE AGE OF PRESIDENTS
Sausages a I? Georgt Ade
Hard to Satisfy
A Safe Couorb Medicine for Children
Page 6 Advertisements
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PROGRAM IS ATTRACTIVE
HARVARD AND PRINCETON TO REMAIN AT OUTS
CLEM'S SELECTIONS
> GRIPS SELECTIONS
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
COAST BASEBALL LEAGUE ENDS IMPORTANT SESSION
AMATEURS MAKE MORE BASEBALL HISTORY
LOUISVILLE SIGNS TWO
OLD GRAD OF '66 TELLS BYGONE GRIDIRON TALES
REDLANDS SPORTSMEN WILL SHOOT IN PRIVATE
TO THE HACKS
tuiSQNS TAKE TWO FROM CHRISTOPHER-LEVYS
RANGERS HOLD ANGELS WELL AT FIEBTA PARK
W. R. CUPPS BAGS THE HOEGEE HANDICAP MEDAL
GREAT ENTHUSIASM SHOWN IN SAN BERNARDINO TENNIS
HANDSOME CUPS WON AT CABA BLANCA TOURNAMENT
BASKETBALL AT REDLANDS
PUGILISTIC PICKINGS
House Partly Destroyed
CONTIGUOUS POO* TOURNEY I TO BEGIN IN CROWN CITY
PERKINS BENEFIT TO BE PLAYED AT CHUTES PARK
BARRY WILL HAVE CHANCE TO RECUPERATE HEALTH
: DYAB-CLINES AND VERNONS SETTLE NEW YEAR'B TIE
Arrested for Theft
Man Missing
Her Only Chance
FEARING DEATH MAN SUFFERS FOR HOURS
MAN OF SMALL STATURE RELIEVED BY NEW STYLES
POLICE ASKED TO AID IN SEARCH FOR MISSING GIRL
Page 7 Advertisements
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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES
DIVIS FIRM FOR VICTORY
LOS ANGELES MOTORCYCLE CLUB VISITS POMONA
SUNDAY REST LEAGUE TO BE ORGANIZED AT POMONA
SENSATIONAL DIVORCE CASE TO b= HEARD TODAY
SAN BERNARDINO SOCIETY HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION
INTERESTING PROGRAMS PLANNED BY WOMAN'S CLUB
WOMAN TO STAND TRIAL ON CHARGE OF BURGLARY
L. R. BRADLEY TO RESIGN FROM PUBLIC POSITION
Officers Installed
NEW REGIME TAKES REINS
DR. ROGERS TO LECTURE BEFORE MEDICAL FRATERNITY
RUNAWAY BOY FOUND BY LONG BEACH POLICE
LORDSBURG DELEGATION CARRIES OFF CHURCH HONORS
HOLD FUNERAL OF WELL KNOWN PIONEER WOMAN
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET
Flood Lands Allotted
RIVERSIDE CLUBWOMEN PLAN ENTERTAINMENTS
RIVERSIDE POSTOFFICE NOW NEARS FIRST CLASS
HALFBREED MURDERER MAY PLEAD INSANITY
MOVEMENT OF CITRUS FRUITS SHOWS INCREASE
Annual Banquet Planned
GOOD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE LAUNCHED AT OCEAN PARK
LINCOLN AVENUE RAILWAY RECEIVES ANOTHER BOOST
CATHOLICS OBSERVE REST OF SAVIOR IN THE TOMB
OPEN CHURCH WITH SPECIAL SERVICES
WOMEN'S UNION PREPARES ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM
CLAIM FRANK KING IS PASADENA BURGLAR
POLICE RAID ALLEGED POKER GAME IN HOTEL
Refutation
MANY BIQN PLEDGES AT TWO MURPHY MEETINGB
OFFICERS ELECTED BY PROHIBITION UNION
Takes Prisoner Back
THE WIATHER
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ARIZONA LEADS IN MINERAL OUTPUT FOR YEAR 1907
A Puzzle—Find the Beloved Dividends in the Picture
GROUP OF MINES IS CONVEYED
FIVE FEET OF ORE 13 UNCOVERED AT PIOCHE
TONOPAH COMPANY LETB REGULAR DIVIDEND PASB
HARTFORDMONTANA IS IN BIG LUCK
BIG TUNNEL GOES UNDER MOUNTAIN
MANY MEXICANS FED AT HANDS OF CHARITY
As It Sometime! Happen*
AJO MINING DISTRICT IN ARIZONA POSSESSES INTERESTING HISTORY
PROMINENT MINE OWNERS WILL BUILD SMELTER
ARIZONA LEADS WORLD IN MINING OUTPUT
LOS ANGELES MEN HAVE BIG MINE
GOLDFIELD'S RECORD IS MARVELOUS
TONOPAH PEOPLE MAKE BIG DEAL AT RAWHIDE
It Does the Business
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