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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 113, 23 January 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CONGRESS TO PROVIDE SUBMARINES TO GUARD PACIFIC COAST CITIES
RUEF SEEKS IN VAIN FOR AN ATTORNEY
REFUSE TO BAR CO-ED FROM DEBATING TEAM
.Western Pacific Work Stopped
Mine Worker* Adjourn
No • Demonstration on "Red Sunday"
500,000 MEMBERS OF ENGL "H LABOR PARTY ADOPT SOCIALISM
WOMEN IN MICHIGAN MAY GET RIGHT TO VOTE
Seven Miners Killed by Cave.in
Summary of the News
COMSTOCK TESTIFIES FOR THAW
Justice Before Whom Thaw Case Is Being Tried
VON BUELOW HOOTED IN REICHSTAG
1339 ARE KILLED, 21,774 INJURED IN 3 MONTHS BY ROADS
MILLIONAIRES SON ACCUSES SISTERS
CRANE ON POWER Wlte;y.S. SERVICE DEMORALIZED
STEAMERS COLLIDE, 20 MISSING
PARKER MAKES SHARP CRITICISM OF BRYAN
Bryan in Nashville
SCANDAL BREWING IN N. Y. FIRE DEPARTMENT
SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOATS MAKE RECORD JOURNEY
COURT MARTIAL, GROWING OUT OF HARDEN CASE, BEGUN
Hughes Boom Gathers Strength
WOMAN KILLS SELF TO ESCAPE APPEARING IN DIVORCE TRIAL
CORTELYOU WITHDRAWS MONEY FROM BANKS
REVOLUTIONISTS IN HAYTI SEIZE SEVERAL VILLAGES
Bankers Lose Motion
English Shipbuilders Strike
BRAVE LITTLE WOMAN CAPTURES BIG BURGLAR
Forges Spreckels' Name
Robber Climbs Fire Escape
FORMER GERMAN GOVERNOR WINS SUIT FOR DAMAGES
SHOPPERS SEE GRIM MURDER AND SUICIDE
GERMANY AND U. S. AGREE ON TARIFF
PREPARING CASE AGAINST HARRIMAN
MASKED MAN ROBS WOMAN NEAR HOME
NEVADA TO HAVE BIG POLICE FORCE
DRY FARMING IS MAKING PROGRESS
TINY SPANIEL, ASLEEP, HANDED IN BOUQUET TO OPERA SINGER
TWO NEGROES KILLED WHILE TRYING TO BLOW UP FACTORY
TO PKKVF.NT tub GRIP
FIRE IN CHELSEA, MASS., DESTROYS MANY BUILDINGS
LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION INDORSES LEASING BILL'
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PROPOSES TO CODIFY LAWS
S. P. TO RAISE FREIGHT RATES INTO ANTELOPE
Archbishop Sails for Naples
Mrs. Bradley Wants Work to Support Children
KICKS WHEN LED TO JAIL
WATER POLOISTS TO MEET AT BIMINI BATHS TONIGHT
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
ABATES FLOOD WATERS ALONG GRIFFITH AVENUE
NOW UP TO DROMGOLD'S , POWER OF PERSUASIVENESS
. __ *—• WIDENING MISSION ROAD A TEDIOUS PROPOSITION
OSTEOPATHIC COLLEGE TO CONFEP DEGREES TONIGHT
DENY OFFICERS KNEW OF GAMBLING ROOM
BOER WAR VETERAN FOUND "yy LYING DEAD IN HIS ROOM
HYPERION SEWER BREAK NOT ALL FAULT OF CITY
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A COMMON-SENSE VIEW
JUVENILE CRIMINALS
A ; NATIONAL- SIN
"LEAP YEAR"
THE HUNGARIAN COUNT DOESN'T WANT VANDERBILT DOLLARS
MESSAGE FROM McKINLEY
SPARKS FROM A LIVE WIRE
THE GERMAN WAR BUGABOO MAKES A BOW AND RETIRES
AMERICA IS A CHRISTIAN BUT NOT A FANATICAL NATION
EXPERT TARIFF REVISION IS A RECOGNIZED NECESSITY
U. S. JOLLY JACK TARS READY FOR FIGHT OR FROLIC
THE GOOD MAN
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THE CITY
Officer Is Robbed
CITY BRIEFS
Herald Patterns
YOUTH DENIES THEFT OF BTAMPS FROM POSTOFFICE
yy A Cure for Misery
Society
Women's Clubs
SECOND WEEK OF "THE HOLY CITY" ANNOUNCED
MISSING MAN MAY HAVE MET DEATH IN THE SEA
Will Talk on Wines
Chains Attached to 'Anchors . * '
PASADENA COLLEGE YOUTH MYSTERIOUSLY VANISHES
SMOKE IN STOVE CAUSES ALARM TO BE TURNED IN -* c
The Musical World
POLICE RAID CLUB AND ARREST FIVE MEMBERS
FINED $25 FOR GIVING LAWYER A BLACK EYE
NEED FOUR-MILE SEWER BEFORE PROCEEDING WEST
BOILERMAKER ARRESTED BY LONG BEACH CITIZEN
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FAVORITES HAVE GOOD AFTERNOON
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
REDUCE MONEY IN BIG BABY STAKE
NEW ORLEANS SUMMARY
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
DEUTSCHLAND WINS ANOTHER HANDICAP
MILLIONAIRES MAY RACE YACHTS THIS SUMMER
PLATERS TO HAVE CHANCE
L. A. A. C. WILL HOLD WRESTLING MATCH
LOCAL BOXERS ENTER STATE TOURNAMENT
■a ■ a Shocking!
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
GRAND CANYON NOW NATIONAL MONUMENT
NELSON-BOER FIGHT NEXT
Steals Pide; Is Killed
Actress Marries in Hospital
ROLLER CAN BEAT GOTCH
MR. PERKINS GIVES HIS PRIZES TO THE WINNERS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
The Metal Market
FRUIT MARKET
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
MINING QUOTATIONS
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
Cotton and Wool
PRICE OF EGGS REMAINS FIRM
-V TO Tna RACES j
CARLOAD SHIPMENTB; yky OF CITRUS FRUITS
I FINANCIAL I
Chicago Live Stock
' Sugar and Coffee
CHICAGO GRAIN
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
BUSINESS MEN'S MEETINGS TO CLOSE IN. FEBRUARY
->-Plunkville Politics j
SPEEDER ARRESTED TWICE IN AN HOUR
VISITOR SAVES LIFE OF WOMAN; HUSBAND JAILED
,•.;-:■•.* .1 ,- ♦ ■ » ii i • ' Oh, Patrice) ;,y
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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES
DOGS EVINCE DEEP GRIEF
LONG BEACH Y. W. C. A. ELECTS DIRECTORS FOR NEXT YEAR
BEACH TEMPERANCE WORKERS PLAN NO-SALOON CAMPAIGN
PASADENA PASTOR ' LEAVES FOR BOSTON
VICTIM OF GAS EXPLOSION GETS $4000 AS DAMAGE
POMONA NEWS IN BRIEF
CO-OPERATIVE EVANGELIST MEETINGS DRAW MANY
POMONA EBELL CLUB TO ENTERTAIN MANY WOMEN
RAILROAD PRESIDENT ARRIVES AT PASADENA
FOUR BOY OPIUM SMOKERS GET SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
Trial of Place Begins
POSSE AFTER BAD GUN MAN
RIVERSIDE MAY ABOLISH TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE
PASADENA MASONS ATTEND SILVER WEDDING PARTY
PASADENA JURY UPHOLDS THE CURFEW ORDINANCE
VACCINATION CAUSES A MUNICIPAL "POW-WOW"
FOUR BADLY HURT IN FALL FROM CARRIAGE
ALLEGED "SPITE" FENCE IS BUILT IN SAN BERNARDINO
BARBER IS BADLY CUT BY FALLING FROM A BICYCLE
<$> TABLE OF TEMPERATURES _•*>:
DECISION ON BANKERS' DEMURRER POSTPONED
MAYOR TAYLOR HAS POLICE DEPARTMENT ON CARPET
HENEY'S' WITNESS PLEADS . GUILTY; IMMUNITY EXPECTED
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES
THE WEATHER
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DEFENSE TO SOLVE WHITE HAT MYSTERY
Aged Couple Die by Suicide ,v_
HOLD MEETING IN MEMORY OF FOUNDER
HIT BY CAR, BUT LITTLE HURT; IS HALED TO COURT
MEXICAN WITH GUN AND KEYS HELD ON SUSPICION
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