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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 120, 30 January 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ANOTHER MORSE BANK SUSPENDS
HOPE TO REPEAL NEW POLICE LAW
LOSES HIS LIFE IN TRYING TO SAVE FELLOW WORKMAN
LISBON SCENE OF RIOTOUS OUTBREAK
Summary of the News
JURY SEES EVIDENCE OF BIG GRAFT
DOZEN PASSENGERS HURT WHEN TROLLEYS CRASH
Oklahoma for "In God We Trust"
Counsel for Thaw Makes Brilliant Argument
HUGHES IS INDORSED IN NEW YORK
HANDCLAPPING AND LAUGHTER CAUSED BY PRAYER IN CONGRESS
EVANS TELEGRAPHS, ALL WELL ON FLEET
To Build Magnificent Church
Three Killed by Trolley
STOESSEL SPEAKS IN OWN BEHALF
Band of Woman Robbers Caught
THAW'S COUNSEL BEGS JURY TO FIND PRISONER "NOT GUILTY"
Death Calls Former Warden
Two Negroes Lynched
Cardinal's Body Lies in Btate
Odd Fellows' Cheplain Dies
CORTELYOU DEFENDS ACTS DURING PANIC
LANGDON IS SILENT AS TO ACCUSATION
WILL OF MILLIONAIRE IS DECLARED TO BE FORGERY
NOTHING SUCCEEDS IJKE SUCCESS
GUARD KING EDWARD FROM SUFFRAGISTS
3FFICIALS OF WRECKED BANK TO STAND TRIAL
OAKLAND WOMAN BOUNDLY THRASHES BOLD BURGLAR
YOUNG MEXICAN RANCHER SLAIN BY YAQUI INDIANS
SPRECKE-S TO BUILD ROAD FROM BAN DIEGO TO ENSENADA
AWARDED BIG DAMAGES FROM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Packing for Vacation
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CLUBS MUST GET LICENSE
OFFICERS FIND SAGE AFTER LONG SEARCH
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE TO HAVE BIG RALLY
OVER 50 OUT OF 75 MEN LEAN TOWARD SOCIALISM
Icy Blasts Sweep Over Chilled and Cheerless East; Flowers and Sunshine Greet Fortunate Californians
NATURE SMILES ON SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA; FROWNS ON FRIGID, STORM-BOUND EAST
It Does the Uualneu
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CONFISCATION
RYAN AND BELMONT
THE "WORLD" AND BRYAN
"LACK OF KNOWLEDGE"
I MESHES NOT FINE ENOUGH
POSTOFFICE SERVICE
FAITHFUL SANTA FE
Sparks From A Live Wire.
Inconstant Woman . . ■ i .
Not a Chauncey Chestnut
Alas, Poor Pig!
Turning of the Tied
Hardboiled Football
Don't Tell Reuterdahl
He Shook the Tree
Uncle John Rebuked
Christmas Present
What's Matter Witzhoff
On Queer Street
Willies Carage
Muzzles and Muffs
Mikado's Regret
Like Our Ways
Hop or Hops?
Only Suckers
A Modern Midnight Conversatii
Writes Fiction
Hat No Friends
-4— Any Tax on Pole Catt?
PROPOSAL FOR STUDY OF SOUTHERN RACE QUESTION
IRON AND STEEL EXPORTS BEAT PREVIOUS RECORD
JAPAN'S FINANCIERING IS DECIDEDLY FRENZIED
LINEB TO LOUISA
Lawson as a Prophet
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THE CITY
Dies at Lome of Nephew
Herald Patterns
FARNSWORTH FACES COURT
WILL SELL OWENS BONDS TO PRIVATE INVESTORS
An Unusual Compliment
CITY BRIEFS
SIX ARRESTS TO BE MADE
SUSPECTED MEN FOUND TO HAVE BIG REVOLVERS
OPEN-AIR MEETINGS AGAIN DRAW CROWDS
MAKE BURBANK'S BIRTHDAY LOS ANGELES ARBOR DAY
Petition for Administration Filed
Untitled
ALL CARS MAY BE TAXED TO AVOID LICENSE CLASH
TEMPLE STREET MAN IS BADLY BITTEN BY DOG
WILL CONTESTANTS WIN FIRST POINT IN SUIT
CONDUCTOR FALLS FROM TOP OF CAR; HITS HEAD
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
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TANKS REEK BUT RELIEF IS LACKING
ALL MONTANA HONORS LATE MERCHANT PRINCE
Acquitted of Murder on Second Trial
Prince and His Son at Out*
Scene in City Prison, Where Human Beings Fight Germs
PERMITS COMEBACKS IN GREATER DEGREE
WIDOW SAYS HER HUSBAND DIED UNDER FALSE NAME
HUNDREDS REGISTER FOR WORK IN PARKS
BOARD ! ETS DAIRIES STAY OUT NORMANDIE-VERNON WAY
Railroad Work Decreases
Frozen to Death In Nevada
Society
Women's Clubs
ATTORNEY FAINTS IN COURT; – HIS WIFE'S ARM IS BROKEN
The Musical World By Qpnfrra .Tohnst-one-nlnhop.
To Reward Slayer of Negro
CHRONIC HEADACHES
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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
WILL VISIT CROWN CITY
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LONG BEACH
OFFICER AND MILKMAN HAVE AN EXCITING RACE
MANY PEOPLE ATTEND LONG BEACH SUNFLOWER PICNIC
LONG BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FAST GROWING
LONG BEACH LIBRARY TO BE BUILT INSIDE PARK
MISSOURI 'POSSUM TO BE EATEN AT OCEAN PARK
OCEAN PARK "GHOST" PARTY ON PIER WELL ATTENDED
POMONA
LADY MACABEES INSTALL < NEW OFFICERS IN POMONA
NEW HART CAMP RICH BUT MINES ALL TAKEN
SAN BERNARDINO STORES TO HAVE BARGAIN DAY
GRAND JURY PROBES DELAY IN TRIAL OF "BAD MAN"
RIVERBIDE PARK BOARD PLANS LARGE NURSERY
Russian Bankers Arrested
BOGUS CHECK MAN GETB MONEY; ABANDONS GOODS
VENICE VOTERS BUSY IN FIRE BOND FIGHT NOW ON
ANGELENO TO LECTURE ON EXCAVATION OF POMPEII
Slashes Himself with Knife
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES
WON'T SAY "SORRY," SO STAYS IN PRISON
INDICTED MAN IS RELEASED ON BONDS
Night Riders Burn Barns By Associated Pint.
South Dakota for Bryan
German Naval Bill Read
A Bargain
HP HFWF.TI COMES ON MUSEUM WORK
BURGLARS ENTER ROOMING HOUSE; ESCAPE WITH LOOT
Woman Suffiayd Voted Sown
Page 7 Advertisements
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MILLER IS RIDING IN BEST FORM
YESTERDAY'S SANTA ANITA RESULTS
RAPID WATER WINS EASILY
STEEPLECHASE JOCKEY IS INJURED BY BAD FALL
DELAHANTY FINDS BIG UNION TOWN IN CAPITOL
M'GUIRE TRIMS DUBOIS IN BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
Southern Boxer Worsted
Burns Must Walt
BRISTOL AND HENEY CLASH IN LAND FRAUD TRIAL
TRACK WILL BE BETTER
U. 8. C. WINS FROM WHITTIER PLAYERS
NELSON HAS BUSY TIME
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
Allen Gains in Kentucky
Dean of French Senate Dead
EMPEROR WILLIAM DRILLS REGIMENT OF GUARDS
STOCKTON CITY COUNCIL WOULD OUST COMMISSION
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION HEARS REPORTS ON BUSINESS
FIRE IN BIG WAREHOUSE CAUSES LOSS OF $1,000,000
CLERKS AND FREIGHT MEN JOIN SECTION HANDS' STRIKE
COURT REFUSES TO INCREASE STANDARD OIL CO.'S BOND
Is Rear Admiral Two Days
FIGHT MADE ON FLEETS COAL BILL
Page 8 Advertisements
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ALL OF THE LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
WISCONSIN
UTAH
NEW YORK
TRACK WALKER HELD AT PAY BY FOUR COYOTES
OHIO
WYOMING
VERMONT
TEXAS
ALABAMA _J
MINNESOTA
Untitled
>*> TABLE OF TEMPERATURES <•; <$> • , <e>
1 | NEW JERSEY j
VIRGINIA
RHODE ISLAND
PENNSYLVANIA
WIDOW RECOVERS TWENTYEIGHT CENTS BACK PENSION
MICHIGAN
MISSISSIPPI
NEW HAMPSHIRE
CONNECTICUT |
Thoso Sweet Girls
MASSACHUSETTS
IN CURRENT MAGAZINES
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
Financial Record
The M»tal Marks*
FRUIT MARKET
REAL ESTATE
Chicago Live Stock
MINING QUOTATIONS
CARLOAD BHIPMENTS OF CITRUB FRUITS
PRICE OF EGGS MAY FIND BREAK TODAY
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
Cotton and Wool
NEW OIL FIELD MAY BE OPENED IN NEVADA
UNION TO MAKE OFFER TO ORANGE CELERY GROWERS
SANTA FE ESTABLISHES REFRIGERATOR CAR SERVICE
Pacific Coas' Trade
Sugar and Coffee
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
ALDRICH CURRENCY BILL TO BE DEBATED FEB. 10
mil. MERCHANT! <j>
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THE WEATHEH
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SUDDEN CRY RENDS AIR IN COURT ROOM
GOOD WORK GOES ON AT BETHLEHEM INBTITUTE
GIVE M'KINLEY DINNER TO HELP REPAIR CHURCH
TO THE RACKS
Lord Curzon May Become England's Premier
MOTHER AND BABE SAVED
COUNCILMEN TELL WHY THEY DELAY
RAIN FINE FOR DUSTLESS ROADS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE URGES MINING BUREAU
A lllKlirr Health Levrl
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