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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 169, 19 March 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
EVANS WIRES MAYOR HARPER DATE OF HIS ARRIVAL
COURT WOULD SAVE ORCHARD FROM NOOSE
Italians Are Deported I
>!• Boy Testifies Against Father
French Sailors Captured .
UNIVERSITY IN UPROAR; MAY DROP 246
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
... Pathfinder Squadron in San Pedro Harbor
M'KEE SAYS WIFE LED GAY LIFE ABROAD
SHIP SINKING, WOMAN SENDS FOR A BIBLE
EAST RIVER SPANNED BY HUGE BRIDGE
Duke Living In Seclusion
' – Plague increasing in Ecuador
WASHINGTON BOYS BREAK COAL RECORD
Daily Naval Report
ATTORNEY GENERAL JACKSON IS ACCUSED
NOTED HUMORIST RECOVERS AFTER SERIOUS OPERATION
SOCIALISTS HOLD MEETING IN PEACE
GOVERNOR GUILD IS CRITICALLY ILL
HAYTI YIELDS WHEN WARSHIPS ARRIVE
STRIKE ORDERS OBEYED IN ALL D. & R. G. SHOPS
MINERS AND OPERATORS TO HAVE YEARLY SETTLEMENTS
REPUBLICAN PARTY DRUNK WITH POWER
Dividend Decreases
Duryea on Witness Stand
LABOR CHIEFS WILL COMBAT INJUNCTIONS
IOWA DECLARES FOR TAFT AND REVISION
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GENERALS IN DUEL, ONE IS FATALLY HURT
ROOSEVELT'S CRUSADE AGAINST STANDARD OIL AIDS THE INDEPENDENTS
INVITES HIS FRIENDS TO SEE HIM GORED TO DEATH IN CATTLE PEN
WOMAN DOCTOR CONVICTED OF WEARING MEN'S APPAREL
CLEVELAND 71 YEARS OLD; CELEBRATES
GRANT'S AUTOGRAPH LETTER TO THOMAS SOLD FOR $75
Counterfeiting Tools Found
Derelict Destroyer Launched
Duke and Bride to Sail for Europe
Old Battleship Burned
Untitled
HONEST BLACKSMITH IS AGAIN CHOSEN MAYOR
Sends Chickens to Paderewskl By Associated Press.
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
BIG STEAMERS CRASH; HOLE CUT IN LINER
THIRTEEN.YEAR.OLD BOY WRITES PLAY FOR SOTHERN
"OLD SWIMMIN' HOLE" SAVED BY INDIANA SUPREME COURT
Dies Suddenly at Ferry
ARRESTED FOR THEFT OF $165,000 IN GEMS
HAVE DIFFICULTY GETTING JURY FOR MURDER CASE
Rejected Husband Takes Poison
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THE GAMBLING EVIL
CARNIVAL OF BLOOD
THE GREAT PLOT
A STUDY IN BLACK AND WHITE.
DRY OLD KENTUCKY
STUDY OF AMERICANISM
SPARKS FROM A LIVE WIRE
The Wigwag Goat
But He'd Get There
OF WORLDWIDE INTEREST
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
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THE CITY
vy; Founder of Republic to Speak
MURDER AND HIGHWAY ROBBERY ARE CHARGED
MAY ADD TEN MORE MEN TO POLICE DEPARTMENT
ITEMS OF INTEREST HEARD IN CORRIDORS OF HOTELS
LONG CHASE IS ENDED
BOARD AGAIN TURNS DOWN ENGINEER KOEBIG'S CLAIM
SWINDLING SEEKERS FOR WORK IS CHARGED
BOARD SUSPENDS SECRETARY FOR NOT WEARING UNIFORM
Girls Win Fame and Money in Vaudeville
"PORK CHOPS" IS GIVEN CURE FOR PILFERING
COURT HEARS OBJECTIONS TO PROSECUTION'S AFFIDAVITS
Herald Patterns
WHOLESALERS WILL HELP TO ENTERTAIN FLEET
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EQUITABLE TO INVEST
ASK LOS ANGELES TO PUT HARBOR ROADS IN SHAPE
MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS INSPECT VENICE MENAGERIE
SEND CATS TO CITY HALL TO REPLACE KILLED PET
Re-elected President of Federation
HUSBAND ASKS TO BE GIVEN ALIMONY
THREE ARE ARRAIGNED ON BATTERY CHARGES
Society
DEFENDANT IS FINED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT *
PLAINTIFF DENIES SIGNATURE IS HERS
SCHOOLS ENROLL LARGE INCREASING ATTENDANCE
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES TO BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON
Women's Clubs
WILL FORMALLY OPEN PATHOLOGICAL LABORATORY
APOLOGIES ARE MADE y IN FEDERAL COURT
100 POUNDS OF MONEY IS USED AS EVIDENCE
SUIT FOR $20,000 AS DAMAGES IS BEGUN
CHARGE OF ILLEGAL REGISTRATION FAILS
Fragment of Unwritten History
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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA .
PUBLIC PLAYGROUND AT PASADENA IS PROPOSED
WOMAN'S DEATH IN PASADENA IS SUDDEN
DR. BRAGDON RETfRES FROM LASALL SEMINARY
. . ■*> ' » SAYS HE WAS VICTIM OF KNOCKOUT DROPS
PASADENA PITCHER . MAKES NO.HIT RECORD
HORRELL OF THROOP LEADS IN TENNIS MATCH
WILMINGTON VOTES $100,000 FOR HARBOR
OCEAN PARK COUPLE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED
RECORD BREAKING CROWD ATTENDS MASQUERADE BALL
SUPPOSED INCENDIARY FIRE AT RIVERSIDE
Thaws Expected at Coronado
LONG BEACH
DR. TANNER PROPOSES BEER AND WATER TEST
LAUNCH RECOVERS PILES THAT WERE LOST AT SEA
PIER AT LONG BEACH TO BE IMPROVED GENERALLY
DENVER MAN FINDS HIS RUNAWAY WIFE
ICING PLANT TO COST $200,000 WILL BE BUILT
Tax Collector la Chosen
SANTA MONICA AND VENICE
I MAYOR ASKS VOTES FOR FIRE BOND ISSUE
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY AT SANTA MONIOA PROPOSED
VENICE SOCIETY ATTENDS ST. PATRICK'S GATHERING
LOVING CUP IS PRESENTED TO REDLANDS CITIZEN
Charter Revision Committee
POMONA
POMONA ELKS NAMELEADERS
' POMONA YEOMEN INITIATE 16
WORK IS UNDER WAY ON GIGANTIC CEMENT PLANT
Treasuring
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES
Exterior and Interior Views of Pomona Elks Clubhouse
RULING BY JUDGES IS UNPOPULAR
THOMAS AUTO IS EXPECTED FRIDAY
DEMAREST BREAKS RECORD
CHICK WRIGHT WINS
YESTERDAY'S SANTA ANITA, RESULTS
ROAD WORK IS STOPPED
KEENE WILL GO ABROAD IF RACING IS CRIPPLED
HANDICAP IS THE FEATURE
STANFORD FRESHMEN WIN FROM BAY COUNTIES TEAM
Looking for Game
ANGELS WIN POLO GAME
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS
Fire Loss $125,000
AMERICAN CAR IS MAKING GOOD TIME
HARD CONTEST WON BY APPERSON CAR
FIREBALL IS GOOD AGAIN
GRAND JURY TO PROSECUTE DESTROYERS OF BIG TREES
SOX DEFEAT ANGELS AGAIN
SQUAD OF STATE POLICE IN CHARGE AT RAWHIDE
ONE DEAD, TWO WOUNDED, RESULT OF ARIZONA FIGHT
MORSE DENIES ALLEGATION THAT HE IS INSOLVENT
Brush Ordered to Vancouver
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
The Metal Market
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
-y Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cotton and Wool
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKEJB
MINING QUOTATIONS
Paciflo Coast Trade
Sugar and Coffee
MAKES FLAT RATE ON EXTRA BUTTER
Tempted Beyond Endurance –
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKETS
FINANCIAL
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
SAYS LUMBER MARKET WILL 800N BE NORMAL
FRUIT MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
Conveniences
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JURY DISAGREES IN FREE SPEECH CASE
ANOTHER EXAMINER EMPLOYE ARRESTED
WITHOUT WORK, MAN TRIES TO END LIFE
HAD 20 WATCHES IN THEIR POSSESSION
SCHOOL CHILDREN VOTE AGAINST USE OF TOBACCO
Allaying Her Fears
The Theaters
PINERO ROLE AGAIN PROVES PLAYER'S ART
Genius Misunderstood
CORRESPONDENTS WILL BE GUESTS
Dies in Pasadena
THE WEATHER .
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REJECT S. P. AQUEDUCT FREIGHT BID
IRONWORKER'S SKULL IS FRACTURED BY HAMMER
FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE SENTENCED AS A FORGER
SUIT IS FILED FOR $5000 AGAINST RAILWAY COMPANY
WOMAN SUES THREE 'BEAUTY DOCTORS'
CRIME IS CAUSED BY PRISON RECORD
Boy Killed in Shooting Gallery
ORPHEUS CLUB WILL SING FOR CHARITY
DEFENDANT COMPLAINS OF GOAT'S APPETITE
THIEVES SECURE RAZORS, WATCHES AND CHAINS
The Musical World
TO THK HACKS
CONSPIRACY TO BRIBE VOTERS IS CHARGED
CAPTAIN STANLEY GOES TO GARDEN GROVE SUNDAY
NEW MOVE IS MADE IN LAND FRAUD CASES
LIBERIA APPEALS TO U. 8. TO RESTRAIN FRENCH ACTIVITY
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