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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 190, 9 April 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CONGRESS TO VOTE $103,000,000 FOR THE NAVY
ANTI-RACE BILL LOST
TURFMEN'S FORCE LEADER
ARMY OFFICER KILLS HIMSELF
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
5 ...D BY TRAIN
SEEK TO COMPEL U. 8. TO INTERVENE IN HAYTI
BABE BURNED TO DEATH, FATHER TERRIBLY HURT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MAKES REDUCTION IN ITS FORCE
WEALTHY WOMAN GIVES $100,000 FOR CATHOLIC GIRLS' SCHOOL
MRS. EVANS STOPS HERE
Hastens to Side of Admiral, Ill at Paso Robles
EVANS' HEALTH ALARMS FRIENDS
CROWN PRINCE OF GERMANY WORKS HARD AT LATHE
Reichstag Adjourns .
ROOSEVELT AFTER "JIM CROW" CARS
ARRIVES FROM AUSTRALIA AFTER A STORMY VOYAGE
ASQUITH BECOMES PRIME MINISTER
POLICEMEN ROB STORES, SENTENCED TO PRISON
DE SAGAN'S COUSIN IS PAUPER IN OMAHA
TWO QUIT DIRECTORATE OF NEW YORK LIFE COMPANY
Judge Robbed and Murdered
Soldiers Assassinated
Governor Recovering Rapidly
ENTIRE JUNIOR CLASS SUSPENDED FOR HAZING DETERMINED FRESHMAN
MRS. M'KEE'S COUNSEL DENIES VILE CHARGES
COMPANY HELD LIABLE: EMPLOYE GETS $20,000
HE STARVES HIMSELF TO DEATH TO PROVE THEORY
ALL DIRECTORS OF S. P. ARE DECLARED RE-ELECTED
Jack London Resumes Cruise
Raises Russian Legation
Banker Kills Himself
OCEAN MAIL BILL TABLED IN HOUSE
PAPER TRUST UNDER FIRE. CANNON STARTS INQUIRY
Oil Trust Denies Purchases
AERO CLUB DEVOTES ALL OF ITS ATTENTION TO FLYING MACHINES
UNEMPLOYED DEMAND WORK; ARE ROUTED BY POLICE
WINTER WHEAT PROSPECTS ARE BELOW THE AVERAGE
Train Wrecked, Fireman Hurt
Fire on Pacific Liner
Raise Money to Fight Rats
Burglars Loot Po»toffice
PROHIBITIONISTS IN ILLINOIS ELATED
WOMAN ELECTED COLLECTOR; IS REFUSED COMMISSION
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CITY WANTS PAY FOR TUNNELING
HIGHLAND PARK ASKS FOR NEW TENNIS COURT
WILL DIVERT SOME FUNDS; GRIFFITH PARK BETTERMENTS
RENEW FIGHT ON LAUNDRY STABLE
BARBER SHOP OWNERS HOPE NO POLITICIAN GETS JOB
LOS ANGELES FREE FROM ORDINARY SPRING AILMENTS
BOTH SIDES WORKING IN ZONE ENLARGEMENT FIGHT
AUDITOR MUSHET URGES ON ENFORCEMENT OR REPEAL
DELAY GAMEWELL INQUIRY TO CRACK FEW LEGAL NUTS
FRANCE DECLINES TO SURRENDER ACCUSED
SURE I'LL ACCEPT,' SAYS GOV. JOHNSON
LAY GROUND WORK FOR TRIALS IN FRAUD CASES
STUDENTS AT STANFORD HAVE NO FURTHER APPEAL
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THE HEN POET
KEEP EVANS!
TAX, BROTHERS, TAX!
VOTE FOR DEMOCRACY
GARDEN OF EDEN
Untitled
ACHES OF ARCADIA
EMPIRE STATE'S SHAME
SPARKS FROM A LIVE WIRE
To Hold Up Helie
Thrifty Egg Wife
Tan the Chink
Ask Stephen
Farsighted George
Daily Naval Report
OF WORLDWIDE INTEREST
JAPANESE BUSINESS METHODS
State Press Echoes
Champion Ingrates
Up to Date
Race Track Suicide
Happy Hemet
Save the Saloons
The Direct Primary
A Arnoosin' Cuss
The Crop Outlook
Fooled
THE CITY
Forbes to Speak
TO BREAK LONG FAST AFTER BREAKING RECORD
Women's Clubs
POSTOFFICE INSPECTOR TAKES ANOTHER PLACE
GRIFFITH TO SPEAK ON PRISON REFORM
POSTOFFICE CLERK IS UNDER ARREST
FOUR CHILDREN SENT TO SOUTH PASADENA HOME
Asserts Police Incited Riots
SCOPE OF SUBJECTS IS WIDENED FOR SUMMER
MURDERER OF CHINESE SENTENCED FOR LIFE
Rescues Crew in Midocean
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OAKS BEATEN BY LOCAL PLAYERS
Keystone Canyon Closed
TWO INTERCOLLEGIATE RECORDS ARE LOWERED
FIFTH VIGTORY FOR THE SEALS
TWO BABIES FALL IN SECOND RACE
To Organize Auto Club
LEWIS-GARDNER GO CALLED OFF
LONG BEACH PLAYERS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
ST. VINCENT HIGH TO MEET PASADENA TEAM
DRAWINGS ARE MADE FOR TENNIS MATCHES
Ball Game Scheduled
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
THOUSANDS GO IN RAILROAD FARES
PRESIDENT SULLIVAN EXPECTS CRISIS SOON
LAST SEEN ALIVE ON OCEAN STEAMER
FLEET OFFICIALS THANK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WILL SERVE MEALS TO THOSE WHO CANNOT PAY
SUPREME COURT ADVANCES SHOESTRING ANNEX CASE
REVIVE MOVEMENT FOR NEW EASTLAKE CONSERVATORY
DRY WEATHER CAUSES HEAVY LOSS IN GRASS VALLEY
ACTRESS DISCHARGED FOR REFUSING TO WEAR TIGHTS GETS DAMAGES
TO MEET LOS ANGELES PARTY AT BALBOA BAY
ALL HEALTH ORDINANCES WILL SOON BE REARRANGED
BLACK HAND SCARE CAUSES PANIC IN CITY SCHOOL
SAN FRANCISCO CITY HALL DOME IS INSECURE
STATE MEDICAL EXAMINERS ARE TESTING APPLICANTS
Schooner In Distress
Pleads Guilty, Is Sentenced
Banker Die* of Injuries
CASTRO'S NEWSPAPER ATTACKS ROOSEVELT
Italian Found Guilty
Newspaper Writer Dead
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
The Metal Market
FRUI" MARKET .
Pacific Coast Trade
Eggs, Butter and Cheese
Cotton and Wool
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS • OF CITRUS FRUITS
MINING QUOTATIONS
EGGS COMMENCE TO ADVANCE IN PRICE
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL |
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
PREDICTS WIDER FUTURE FOR COPPER PRODUCTION
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
LUMBER QUOTATIONS IN LOCAL MARKET
Sugar and Coffee
CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago Live Stock
STEAMSHIP RATE WAR THREATENED BY COMPANY
CLAIMANT OF FORTUNE ADMITS HE FORGED WILL
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WAR OF ROSES GROWS WARMER
WINDS BLOW AT RATE OF 27 MILES PER HOUR
RESIDENTS URGED TO SEND NAMES IN FOR DIRECTORY
HARRIMAN PROVIDES MONEY FOR PAYMENT OF ERIE NOTES
American Girl Weds Italian
WOMAN ANXIOUS TO WIN HOME
First Woman Contestant
Canada May Build Road
RATES HIGH: BRAZILIANS BURN RAILROAD PROPERTY
MRS. VANDERBILT WILL TESTIFY IN DIVORCE SUITj
Society
FRENCH ARMY CONTRACTORS ARE INVOLVED IN BCAND/.L
ABRUZZI-ELKINS WEDDING MAY OCCUR IN SEPTEMBER
Herald Patterns
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CLASSIFIED SECTION LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
VETOES THE FRANCHISE
CALIFORIA BEAR GUIDES TOURISTS AROUND COUNTRY
SOUTHGATE LOTS TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Wily Boss Loses Case Against Judge Dooling
SNAKES JUST LOVE LEO V. YOUNGWORTH
DRIVER BADLY HURT IN PERILOUS RUNAWAY RIDE
RUNAWAY HITS BOYS; BADLY BRUISES TWO
HEWITT AND AVERY WILL ADDRESS MEETING TONIGHT
SAN PEDRO ROAD WILL BE PROBED
FIRST FOOD SHOW WILL HAVE MANY ATTRACTIONS
IMPERIAL VALLEY SHOWN IN ALL ITS RICHNESS
HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ANDREW O. JEFFREY
TENDER-HEARTED HONDURANS DISLIKE CAPTURING MONKEYS
ANOTHER STRIKE AT 29 PALMS
WOMAN HIDES KEY UNDER BRICK; BURGLAR GETS IT
MEETING TURNS INTO GAY BIRTHDAY PARTY
WISHINGTON MAN TO GIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES
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MURDER MYSTERY BECOMES DEEPER
WOMAN DIES MYSTERIOUSLY; DOCTOR HELD RESPONSIBLE
MANY VISIT LANTERMAN TO OFER CONDOLENCES
COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF CONSTABLE IN DAMAGE SUIT
FINED TWENTY DOLLARS ON CHARGE OF BATTERY
CAN'T DIAGNOSE CASE, BUT SAYS HORSE IS "NO GOOD"
JUDGE DECLARES NONSUIT IN FAVOR OF CORPORATION
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES IS ORGANIZED AT LONG BEACH
SLAYER OF HELEN GRIFFIN TOO ILL TO BE ARRAIGNED
MOTION FOR NONSUIT IS TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT
WIDOWS OF RAILROAD MEN SUE FOR $70,000 DAMAGE
Released and Rearrested
ALLEGED PERJURER IN WILL CASE ARRAIGNED
FORGING AHEAD THE SUNDAY REST LEAGUE
WHILE OCCUPANTS READ BURGLARS ROB HOUSE
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
CITY CHAIN GANG TRUBTY ESCAPES; IS NOT FOUND
The Musical World
BAPTIST ASSEMBLY TO MEET IN JULY
Register Still Available
– <> ■ »■ Farnsworth Case Continued
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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES
LONG BEACH
GALA DISPLAY TO BE MADE AT LONG BEACH
NEW LODGE EASTERN STAR MAY RESULT FROM STRIFE
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS TO ADDRESS THE CHAUTAUQUA
LONG BEACH AND SANTA ANA DEBATING TEAMS TO MEET
EXAMINATION FOR POLICE AND FIREMEN ANNOUNCED
USED POLICE CHIEF'S CARD TO AVOID PAYING LICENSE
YOUTH FLEES WHEN SOUGHT BY OFFICER
AGED LONG BEACh MAN 18 STRICKEN ON PORCH STEPS
ELECTRIC SHARK SHOCKS TWO PERSONS ON PIER
Pleads Not Guilty
PASADENA
ARREST PRESIDENT OF TELEPHONE CO.
LOUISVILLE MAN BUYS PASADENA PROPERTY
CITY ATTORNEY AGREES TO POSTPONE TRIALS
INTERESTING NEWS BITS FROM CROWN CITY
OLD GARFIELD BUILDING WLIL SOON BE REMOVED
Tests New Lamps
PROHIBITION MAY GET EVEN STRONGER HOLD
CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERS IMPROVEMENT OF AVENUE
W. C. T. U. Convention
SANTA MONICA
PILING WORK BEGINS ON NEW CITY WHARF
Santa Monica Briefs
Venice Happenings
MOTHER FAINTS AS BABE IS BROUGHT FROM FLAMES
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
POMONA
POMONA WILL HAVE HOUSECLEANING DAY
CITY WANTS TO BUILD PARKS FOR RAILROADS
POMONA G. A. R. AND W. R. C. AT DISTRICT CONVENTION
POMONA NEWS NOTES
ATHLETIC CLU3 MAY ORGANIZE BALL LEAGUE
Open New Armory
Motor Heart
San Bernardino County
ROACH IS RETURNED TO ANSWER CHARGES
WILL SOON ASK BIDS TO ERECT ELKS' HOME
GATE CITY CLUB HAS ARRANGED BOXING MATCHES
JAMES VALE APPOINTED COUNTY GAME WARDEN
SUES SANTA FE RAILROAD FOR $5000 DAMAGES
Order Steel Bridge
Want Bmall Factories
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES
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PEEPING TOM PAINTED BLUE
DEFY SUPERSTITION AND MARRY AT THIRTEEN CLUB
CHINESE BOYCOTT OF JAPAN'S GOODS SPREADS
NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
MISSISSIPPI
KENTUCKY
UTAH
WEST VIRGINIA |
■TABLE OF TEMI'KKATI'RES
NEW JERSEY
MICHIGAN
OHIO
OKLAHOMA
TEXAS
MARYLAND
NEW YORK
NEW HAMPSHIRE
WASHINGTON
VIRGINIA
WYOMING
TENNESSEE
RHODE ISLAND
THE WEATHER
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AMERICANS TO SEEK MORE TRADE IN ORIENT
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