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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 167, 17 March 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MASSACRE THREATENED IN HAYTI
TAFT AND HUGHES TO CLASH IN IOWA
COURT ORDERS ACTOR HITCHCOCK ACQUITTED
Emperor Resting Well
Public Printer Resigns
BIG SHIPPERS GET FAVORS FROM S. P.
Summary of the News
Wife of "Fighting Bob" Evans May Greet Admiral Here
MRS. EVANS MAY MEET 'BOB' HERE
WARSHIPS ANCHOR AT SAN PEDRO
ROOSEVELT SCATHINGLY ATTACKED
JAPAN WINS; STEAMER IS SURRENDERED
MINISTER FIGHTING SALOONS THREATENED
BATTLESHIP FLEET IS DUE AT SAN PEDRO APRIL 12
Forecastle Six-Inch Gun of the Albany
Kellers Kurber Shop
FRESH FRUITS TO BE SENT TO THE JACKIES AT MAGDALENA BAY
PROMISE DIVISION AT FOUR HARBORS
TO I'ItEVKNT THE OHII'
ROBBER GETS LITTLE FOR LONG SEARCH OF MAILS
WHIRLWIND WORK IS BRINGING MONEY
. — « »» II FILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DATS .
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE TO MEET AT NOON TODAY
Mine Workers Hold Session
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RAILROAD MACHINISTS ON STRIKE
RAWHIDE TO DEAL WITH HORDE OF CLAIM JUMPERS
JAPANESE ROUT YAQUIS IN PITCHED BATTLE
Maniac's Wife Insane
PREMIER OF ENGLAND IS SERIOUSLY ILL
JURY ACQUITS BOY AND HEARTILY EMBRACES HIM
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF TREASURY BECOMES BANKER
CROWN PRINCE OF JAPAN WILL VISIT AMERICA
Town in Wyoming Burns
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AMERICA'S HISTORIAN
MALLOCK'S FALLACY
A BOOMERANG-SNUB
RUSSIA'S MARCH
TOO ONE-SIDED
PROGRESS IN PALESTINE
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
A POLITICAL PROPHECY
Untitled
SPARKS FROM A LIVE WIRE
May Be Others Later
Not Sold by the Yard
Need Better Instruments
Reward Offered
Mares and Riders
Fleet Fashion Note
Daily Naval Report
OF WORLD WIDE INTEREST
AMERICAN RAILWAY ENGINEERING
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THE CITY
Sarabia Case Continued
Herald Patterns
CITY BRIEFB
HELD FOR ROBBERIES
GIVEN FIVE YEARS FOR ROBBING HOMES
THINKS THERE IS DANGER OF WAR WITH JAPAN
ASKS ACCOUNTING OF GIRL'S STEPPARENTS
LARGER CARS SOON TO RUN ON THE LOS ANGELES.PACIFIC
CITY HAS POWER TO FIX FACTORY OPERATION RULES
DISTRICT ATTORNEY IS HOT AFTER POOL ROOMS
SAYS BUTTER COMPANY VIOLATED CONTRACT
FEDERAL JUDGE UPHOLDS STREET SWEEPING COMPANY
SINGER DECORATED BY TWO MONARCHS
TO HOLD RECEPTION AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Her Quiet Husband
COUNCIL LAYS OVER PROSECUTORS' JOBS
ARREST MEN SUSPECTED OF STEALING AUTOMOBILE
COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO WELCOME ADMIRAL SEBREE
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RUEF ASKS HIGHER COURT TO FREE HIM
DENIES CHARGE OF GRAFT IN CONGRESS
U. S. SUPREME COURT DECIDES PACKERS ARE GUILTY OF REBATING
Society
IURY FAILS TO AGREE IN REGISTRATION CASE
NATIVE SONS ELECT CONVENTION DELEGATES
TELL ABOUT THE REPUBLIC
WOMEN'S ROW IS AIRED IN COURT
Guardian for "Baby John"
POWERS RESENTS BARNETT'S CHARGE
DOES NOT EAT FOR OVER TWENTY DAYS
COUNCIL PUTS OFF CAR LICENSE TAX
Women's Clubs
URGE WOMAN AS HOUSING INSPECTOR
HOOF, HORSESHOE AND NAILS EXHIBITED AT TRIAL
How Wellman Will Tell the Pole
COUNCIL PRAISES WORK ON ELYSIAN PARK ROADS
"They Are Her"
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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
MEXICAN MAY OWN CITY OF PASADENA
OBJECT TO WAY BOARD WILL USE BOND MONEY
NOT HIS AUTOMOBILE, SAYS COL. JOHN LAMBERT
• » «■ PABSENGERS IN AUTO FLEE FROM FLAMES
BRIDGE AND TEA PARTY AT THE COUNTRY CLUB
SANTA MONICA AND VENICE
BEACH DEMOCRATS TO FORM A BRYAN CLUB
COUNTRY CLUB TO OPEN SEASON WITH A BALL
WINTER LEAGUE MAY PLAY ON NEW VENICE DIAMOND
REDLANDS RED MEN WANT GRAND COUNCIL CONVENTION
BODY OF LATE OFFICIAL TO BE BURIED TODAY
GRAND RAPIDS PRIEST DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Explained
LONO BEACH
TWO BODIES IDENTIFIED
VISITOR FINDS AGED WOMAN DYING IN CHAIR
THREE YOUTHS ARRESTED, CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
BANK COMMISSIONERS MAY REOPEN INSTITUTION
POMONA
POMONA NEWS NOTES
CHILD ACCUSED OF TWO BURGLARIES
TRUSTY WHO RECAPTURED ALIA PARDONED BY BUCHTEI
NATIONAL BANK IN COLORADO CLOSED BY COMPTROLLER
HOUSE VOTES TO RESTORE MOTTO, "IN GOD WE TRUST"
To Enforce Sunday Laws
Fire Damages Apartment House
Boy Seriously Burned
MILLIONAIRE KIDNAPED BY OWN FAMILY
TWO BROUGHT HERE TO FACE FORGERY CHARGES
HIGH HONOR CONFERRED ON FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
MEXICAN STABBED TWICE; WIFE HELD AS SUSPECT
Sentenced for Bigamy
Bank Robbers Arrested
LIVES OF SIXTY ENDANGERED BY AN INCENDIARY FIRE
SENDING NEW YORK BOYS TO THE FARMS
Reform Hits Bakersfield
FLOODS IN NORTHWEST DISASTROUS
Work Resumed in Mills
Editor's Slayer on Trial "1
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES
ORMONDE IS RIGHT AGAIN
GEMMELL IS THE WINNER
KOSHER BILL CHALLENGES BURNS-ROCHE WINNER
Star Polo Player at Coronado Tournament
YESTERDAY'S SANTA ANITA RESULTS
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS
WOMAN GOLFERS TO TRY FOR HOTEL MARYLAND CUP
RIVERSIDE DOWNED BY 'BLINGUM'
BOYS LAUGH AT MILLER
Southern League to Meet
TO 'I'uiq HACKS
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PLANS BY ROWING ASSOCIATION
BIG FELLOWS ARE WORKING
OAKS BEAT JUNIOR SOX
MAY FURNISH GOOD SPORT
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT COLLIDE DURING FOG.
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
Pacific Coact Trade
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
BRISK TRADING ON PRODUCE EXCHANGE
President of Mothers' Congress
WHOLESALERS TO CLOBE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS
FINANCIAL
FORMER PRESIDENT OF TRUST COMPANY ARRESTED
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Chicago Live Stock
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cotton and Wool
Sugar and Coffee
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FRUTT MARKET
IMMIGRATION LAWS PERFECT, SAYS SECRETARY STRAUS
DARING THIEF STEALS BAG OF MONEY FROM THEATER
Periodical*
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DEL VALLE NEW WATER COMMISSIONER
WILL HOLD RALLY FOR EVANGELISTIC LEADERS
NEW CONTEMPT CITATION MADE BY JUDGE WELLBORN
RISKS LIFE TO SAVE PET
TWO-NUMBER SYSTEM IS TO BE INSTALLED
NEW COMPANIES FILE INCORPORATION ARTICLES
Untitled
WILL TELL OF THE CITIES OF THE DEAD
TEN SUE TO HAVE MARRIAGE TIES BROKEN
"HIGH FOG" OF SUMMER TIME HANGS OVER CITY
DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF ALLEGED LAND FRAUDS
MAYOR WITNESS IN POLICE COURT CASE
TO HONOR ST. PATRICK IN CATHOLIC CHURCHES
ORDER OF HIBERNIANS TO BANQUET TONIGHT
WOMAN FAILS IN SUIT FOR A DIAMOND RING
WATCHMAN IS CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT TO ROB
INQUESTS OVER TWO ARE HELD BY CORONER'S JURY
SUES FOR DAMAGES FOR DAUGHTER'S DEATH
JUDGE GOES TO BEDSIDE OF AN AILING RELATIVE
FOOLHARDY DEED NEARLY COSTS LIFE
Countess Loses Damage Suit
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