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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 139, 18 February 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CLASH BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURKEY CREATES NEW WAR SCARE
MILLIONS TO BE SPENT BY CAR COMPANY
INVALID FIGHTS • BATTLE TO DEATH WITH ENRAGED DOG
Summary of the News
Yellow Fever in Galveston
Three Killed on French Cruiser ',
fy. Veteran • Missionary . Dies at Kobe
MORSE FACES INDICTMENTS FOR PERJURY
AMBASSADOR TAKAHIRA . '•'< '. fyi''■>■' ARRIVES^ATrTwASHINGTON
Herald's Gallery of Presidential Candidates
DAM BREAKS, 28 MINERS ENTOMBED
HORSE WITH BLIND STAGGERS DEMOLISHES CAFE; HURTS DINERS
,v Five Hurt In Wreck ip:
y All ; Quiet at Fairbanks y
iii New Religious Work In" Chicago jjj
ELECTION OF HUGHES PREDICTED
ACH MAKES HARD FIGHT FOR RUEF
WOMAN WHO SLEW DEPUTY SHERIFF FOUND NOT GUILTY
ENGLISH OFFICERS DISTRUST CALDWELL S INSANITY PLEA
yßuilding Road at Yuma
■> Keller'. »—• Sbc"p Keller'. Barber Shop
MONTANA MINE OWNERS1 yfy': "FIGHTING SMELTER TRUST
DEBTS OF DOMINICAN ' » REPUBLIC ARE SETTLED
Standard Declares Dividend
ttm a ■ a as TO PBEVIWT TH* GRIT.
FORMER TREASURER OF TELEPHONE CO. FUGITIVE
HUNDREDS OF MEN APPLY FOR WORK AS RAT CATCHERS
W. K. VANOERBILT'S MANSION i yP~: LOOTED BY BURGLAR
FACTORIES IN MANY CITIES ARE REOPENING
COURT APPOINTS RECEIVER FOR TELEPHONE'COMPANY
Steals $5500 from Express Wagon
EDISON PREVENTS SUICIDE OF WOMAN
"WHITE MABKS" HOLD UP AND ROB ELEVENTH SALOON
m • • BILES CUBED IN 6 TO 14 DATS
Bank Reopens for Business
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CONGRESS PASSES BIG SALARY BILL
COURT MAY HEAR OF JAIL CONDITIONS
BOY STRAYS FROM HOME; IS NOW IN WOMAN'S CARE
Woman wins medal . ' in declamatory contest
CHARGES OF VAGRANCY ARE . P L 9 AGAINST JAPANESE
ARREST SOCIALISTS FOR STREET SPEECH
CUTTERS FORM NEW ASSOCIATION
«rwwi>'»—~y— —m- — — – • -■-- .,u WOMAN SLIGHTLY HURT .';.,<. ; WHEN STREET CARB COLLIDE
CITED FOR CONTEMPT
YOUNG MAN HELD ON CHARGE OF FORGERY
Former Governor Surrenders
The Musical World
WANT BARS LET DOWN; . FOR BIG OIL WAGONS
WORK IS FOUND FOR MORE MEN
MONEY ORDER THIEVES v AND FORGERS WANTED
Hard to KIM '"fy
WAGON BREAKS, CAUSING TIEUP OF STREET CARS
DEATH MAY AID BECKHAM • IN HIS CONTEST FOR TOGA
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STANDARD OIL CAMPAIGN AGAINST PRESIDENT
A STATE LAW NEEDED
Untitled
AN AUDACIOUS CRIMINAL INNOVATION
HETTY GREEN, ALARMIST
Sparks From A Live Wire
Cowards of Conscience
Fateful Velocity
Why Not Try the Tariff?
Bettor or Worse
Hail the Millennium
Who Chopt That Name?
Not Cawston a Cent '
Not Worth the Price ' f n.
' —A™ "■ Certainly. Why Not?
. -."; English Interpreted ... fy
Allaboardfor Galaxldl!
JEFFERSONIAN PRINCIPLES RULES FOR FREE SOCIETY
REMARKABLE INCREASE OF SELF SLAUGHTER IN JAPAN
WOMAN EDITOR PROPOSES COLD AND CRUEL MAN DISPOSES
THE TASK OF LINCOLN IS COMPLETED BY ROOSEVELT
O STRANGE MONOTONY OF SONG
No Speaking for Him
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DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT ; OF RAILROADS CITED
MAN KNOCKED , DOWN BY .. A BUGGY RUN OVER BY WAGON
( CITY BRIEFS
L'OARC BUYS AQUEDUCT ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES
BEN HUR COURT WILL GIVE PUBLIC RECEPTION
THE CITY
Dr. Mclntyre to Speak , f
NEW HEAD OF ARMY DELIVERS LECTURE
Marshutz Optical Co. Moved
CHARGES ARE MADE AGAINST ATTORNEYS
Cruiser at San' Diego "'
COUNCIL TO EMPLOY FIVE MORE TEAMSTERS TODAY
Herald Patterns
WANTS LIQUOR LICENSE r £Ciy f' FOR "DRY" : FLORENCE
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
RAILROAD NEWS
1-*^"-**T^"_i'*?^iiytT»j-_t^p_j_ 11 ■e^^^M-M_-_____M___B-_-_________i BOY TELLS OF MURDER
INDIVIDUAL'S EFFORTS TO OUST TRUSTEES FAIL
Keeping Open , Uoii_MhlHgM(P
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SAYS SHE DID NOT TAKE HAT TO PRISONER
COUNCIL FAVORS EDDY'S INCLINE
START WORKHOUSE CONSTRUCTION SOON
FIRS. BRIGADE IS READY FOR MUSTER
SEND HURRY CALL FOR ATTORNEYS
ASK COURT FOR NOTES TAKEN BY; GRAND JURY
DESK SERGEANT TALKS OF STRANGE CHARACTERS WHO ARE TAKEN TO JAIL
INSIST ON IMPROVING NORTH GRAND AVENUE
HOW ABOUT AMERICANS?
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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
STOLEN AUTO RECOVERED
EDISON OFFICIAL TO BUILD $30 000 HOME IN PASADENA
ENTERTAINED AT PASADENA
MILLIONAIRES BEGIN GOLF r! TOURNEY AT THE RAYMOND
MARYLAND GUESTS ENJOY TRIP TO ARROWHEAD SPRINGS
Ocean Park Woman Dies
POMONA
POMONA MAN IS IN TROUBLE
POMONA NEWS NOTES
PIONEER SETTLER OF POMONA PASSES AWAY
POMOLOGICAL CLUB ;{*;; HAS REGULAR MEETING
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT V IS I^ARROWLY AVERTED
.*>■: -' ■— m. w — > EXTENDS INVITATION TO ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS . ."-..J •' ,' . ..'.-_. ... a-.^.-*..-*.rt-.i>.,.".-«:v-J.^.ll.r. , , ■ -y
– Prepare for Vaudeville
BAD CHECKS COME BACK
DISCOVERS GOLD IN SANTA MONICA SAND
VOLUNTEER WORKMEN TENDERED A BANQUET
SANTA MONICA FRIENDS P.' * HEAR NEWS OF DEATH
YOUNGEST RAILWAY PRESIDENT iff- TO GREET VISITING AGENTS
WORKMAN ')ryVßi^PiPf:yPy -^ilif, BY. FALL FROM HOUSE
LONG BEACH
TWO THEATERS TO BE BUILT AT BEACH
NEW YORK PASTOR TO i PREACH AT BEACH CHURCH
RAILWAY EMPLOYE LOSES LEGS IN YARD ACCIDENT
FAIL TO FIND CLEW TO IDENTITY OF SLAYER
NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST ' r FROM CITY BY THE SEA
,-■■-.•■ ■-■ — a' • ■ . ■■ – .■"-■yy ■'yy Politician to Be Arrested
EASTERN CITRUS FRDIT PRICES ■■■-■, ik, ■ii,yi,f.^yj:P' .v T-.y '■•>, – r*• . j, •. '«-c » – . -y^y-- "■:■■- -- ■
WIFE FEARS FOR LIFE
VICTIM OF POISONING PUZZLES POLICE SURGEONS
SECURE SMALL CRAFT --.-v|^H_lj SECURE SMALL CRAFT ' ■',' FOR VISITORS TO FLEET
.Governor Off for Washington
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JOCKEY AND STARTER IN GRAND ROW
YESTERDAY'S SANTA ANITA RESULTS
MATT HOGAN TAKES FIRST
Norfolk Handicap Weight*
BUFFALO STAKES CLOSE THIS WEEK
SIX-DAY BICYCLE RACE IS STARTED IN BOSTON
MEELICK MAY START TODAY
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARY
WEBSTER AT BRITT CAMP
HORSEMAN CLUB TO GIVE GRAND BALL
PRINCETON TO ROW IN 1908 REGATTAS
LACK OF ENTRIES MAY 'Pfp •STOP ORMOND CONTESTS
SMITH AND DUNBAR ARE 1 "?:.*,;' CHAMPIONS OF ALLEYS
CLEVELAND WITHDRAWS ,FROM GRAND CIRCUIT
Spreckels Seeks Wharf Franchise
HACK IS COMING; WILL"if : APPEAR IN ACTION OFTEN
NOLAN WILL BACK KELLY
WILL ERECT NEW $300,000 THEATER
REDLANDS GOLFERS TO ' PLAY VICTORIA CLUB MEN
INDIAN AND WIFE, ASLEEP / :-V;"0N TRACK, KILLED BY TRAIN
DEATH CALLS TEACHER AFTER FORTY.THREE YEARS' SERVICE
, Stanford Professors Form Club
Night Riders Destroy Tobacco By Associated Press. ''..'_.,/._' ''.•".'".,' '....'V.vvi
GLAD HAND TO MINING DISTRICTS
SNELL WILL CASE ENDS IN MISTRIAL
SHIP OWNERS TRY TO FORCE ISSUE
ACCUSES TONG LEADER OF HIRING HATCHET MEN
RIVERS AGAIN RIBE AND DRIVE FAMILIES TO HILLS
Return el from th*, Desert &;'')££
Society
MANY HUNGRY GIVEN FOOD
The Theaters
'WOODLAND' PROVES DELIGHTFUL OPERA
FERRIS PLAYERS PRESENT 'THELMA'
Fraud Trial la' Begun
LOS ANGELES HEARS THE FAMOUS WALTZ
PASTOR PLEADS FOR WORK FOR IDLE MEN
SURVIVORS, NEARLY DEAD, ARE SAVED
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
The Metal Market
FRUT" "ARRET
Dried Fruit Price*
■ Pacific Coast Trade ' ."'
MINING QUOTATIONS
I ' y" '.ii Cotton and Wool
EGGS MAKE GAIN IN PRODUCE MARKET
Butter, Eggs and Cheese '. ' J
ORANGES ; AT; AUCTION ■f-- IN NEW YORK MARKET
I FINANCIAL |j i' : '— -i
PRICES/OF METALS.:'., V IN NEW YORK-MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS ,y, I OF C.TRUB TFRUITS
<iss^i4<^-p^-iiiri-'£'&s^><s<&i^>& &i>i <$> , ' <;> <■■■■ TABLE OF TEMPERATURES ■ <s> '■._. .:.;• v '.'•'-'
....... – at* '. GiLLETV APPOINTS JUDGE y TO SUCCEED J. C. B. HEBBARD
Chicago Live Stock ff.
-;*■? y.y-. Sugar and Coffee •■ ■_ '. "■' ''_ . "*. – • • ■-$.. ...-—-tow—*—-***"
y '•■'•■ i^;* Going Some ;fyf ■_
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RAILROAD REBATES TO BE PROBED
COMMITTEE MAKES ARBOR DAY PLANS
THIRTV MARRIED MEN TO OBTAIN JOBS TODAY
POPULAR SECRETARY QUESTIONED ABOUT A WOMAN'S TEETH
CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTOR CONCEALS HIS IDENTITY
SPRINGS NEW EVIDENCE IN HORSE STEALING CASE
RAILWAY MEN ENJOY FAMOUS MT. LOWE TRIP
FATHER PLEADS FOR HIS WAYWARD SON
SAYS CHURCH IS FACTORY
WASHINGTONIANS PAY VISIT TO PASADENA
THE "RABBIT" HELD UNDER HEAVY BONDS
Suffering and Dollars Saved
■a ■ » – TO THK; HACKS –
FINGER PRINTS ARE IMPORTANT CLEWS
COMFORT AND STYLE TO MARK THE BANQUET
NEW BROKERAGE, COMPANY .; ORGANIZED IIN LOS ANGELES
JUDGE DEMANDS MORE TESTIMONY
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL IS DENIED WOMAN BY COURT
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