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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 195, 14 April 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME AWAITS BATTLESHIPS TODAY
FIRE LOSS $6,000,000
MINE OWNER LOSES STOCK WORTH $75,000 PLAYING ROULETTE
TEN MEN PASSED AS RUEF JURORS
BRYCE PAYS TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF JEFFERSON
Floods Delay Traffic
...gram Showing Arrangement of Tables at Grand Banquet
ADMIRAL EVANS MUCH STRONGER
LIVES TWENTY YEARS WITH KNIFE BLADE IN LUNG
METHODISTS SEEK TO REMOVE • THE BAN FROM AMUSEMENTS
GIRLS FIND ROBBER HIDING UNDER BED
ALABAMA SUNDAY LAW IS DECLARED INVALID
Writing Play for Nat Goodwin
Untitled
2000 CHINESE LOSE LIVES IN DISASTER
15,000 COAL MINERS SOON WILL RETURN TO WORK
MRS. PATRICK CAMPBELL ' A" QUARRELS WITH MANAGER
DIAMONDSWORTH THOUSANDS LOST
SUSPENDED STUDENTS ORDERED f-ROM CAMPUS
Admiral Dayton's Mother Dead
PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED
PRESIDENT WOULD PROTECT RIVERS
HARD WORKING BURROS TO RECEIVE MORE ATTENTION
WALL STREET SPECULATION TO BE THOROUGHLY PROBED
Is "Useful Citizen" a Grafter ?
U. S. TO ESTABLISH BUREAU OF MINES
FATALLY INJURED BY HAMMER THROWN BY A STUDENT
Badger to Retain Post
BEVERIDGE CALLS STUDENTS TO DUTY
POLICE AND STRIKERS CLASH IN STREETS
} Only One "BROJIO QONINK"
HOBSON OUT WITH ANOTHER WAR SCARE
Murder Mystery Cleared /
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VETERAN OF BILLOWS ENJOYS AUTO JAUNTS
BIG COPPER COMPANIES HOLD ANNUAL ELECTIONS
TO HOLD PARADE FOR CHILDREN
GRAIN HANDLERS WIN FIGHT FOR ADVANCE IN WAGES
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HERALD'S LEADERSHIP
FINANCIAL EXPERIMENTS
SOCIAL DISCREPANCIES
HAY, NOT ROOSEVELT
THE CLIMAX CAPPED
HEARST DOUKHOBORS
Untitled
RECOGNITION
ANOTHER LESSON
Daily Naval Report
The Public Letter Box
♦ « *—I PEACE OF THE QL*IET AISLES
OF WORLD WIDE INTEREST
NEWSPAPERS IN JAPAN
THE CITY
New Uniforms Installed
Herald Patterns
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD > FOR THOMAS H. S. PECK
To Talte Testimony in Thaw Case
GREAT FLEET IS NEAR SAN DIEGO
Work for the Auto '
MEN IN CHARGE OF FLEET ENTERTAINMENTS
GOVERNOR'S PARTY ON WAY TO SAN DIEGO
GILLETT GRANTS REPRIEVE TO TWO CONDEMNED SLAYERS
RECEPTION COMMITTEE LEAVES FOR SAN DIEGO
RECOUNT CASE IN NEW YORK IS FINALLY BEFORE COURT
WOMAN THIEF IS CAUGHT AS SHE KNEELS IN CHURCH
JEFFERSON BANQUET IS A GREAT SUCCESS
TEACHERS MAY WIN MANY HERALD PRIZES
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MATCH SECURED FOR JEFF'S CLUB
TAIL ENDERS ARRIVE TO MIX WITH ANGELS
FIFTY-FIVE TROTTERS ELIGIBLE TO BIG RACE ■ / .-■ ;-.i
Try for Navy Teams
American Chess Players Win ,
A Flatbush Wonder
TODAY'S OAKLAND ENTRIES
LISARO FURNISHES A SURPRISE AT OAKLAND
BARRISTERS WIN FROM LIBERAL ARTS BUNCH
LONG BEACH GIRLS WIN FROM CITRUS CHAMPIONS
RESULTS AT BENNINGS
Tennis Players Chosen
PRELIM BOYS TO HOLD BIG SHOW
WATER POLOISTS TO ORGANIZE A LEAGAE
PRESIDENT RIPLEY OF SANTA FE ILL WITH EAR TROUBLE
ST. CHAFFRAY IN SEATTLE
CITIZENS' TICKET WINS IN REDLANDS
U. S. TO RESPECT RIGHT OF RUSSIA AT HARBIN
SHOOTS FORMER EMPLOYER AND ENDS HIS OWN -Ll.-E
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES
SAINTS' TRACK MEN WILL WORK THROUGH VACATION
GUARD ON AN ELEVATED TRAIN IN CHICAGO KILLED
TWO THOUSAND HEAR LECTURE BY C.C. EATON
BRYAN MEN FACING HARD FIGHT IN N.Y.
BRITISH MINIBTER TO CHINA MAKES VIBIT TO VICEROYS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
» ■ a The Metal Market
,'y FRUIT MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
; Sugar and Coffee /
MINING QUOTATIONS
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS . OF CITRUS FRUITS
BOTTOM EGG PRICE ADVANCES ONE CENT
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
————mm——mm——— "1 I FINANCIAL I j
Pacific Coasts Trade
Cotton and Wool
San Francisco Shipping
CHICAGO GRAIN
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Diamond Dealers Fall
PRICES OF METALS '.A IN NEW YORK MARKET
RARE COINS TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
LAND FRAUD DEFENSE TRIES TO BAR EVIDENCE
TO INVESTIGATE GIFT OF LAND TO NORTHERN PACIFIC
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TABLE LICENSE ON CHARTERED CLUBS
COUNCIL IGNORES REQUEST TO REFUSE SAILORS DRINKS
UNION OIL MEETS WITH SNAG IN COUNCIL
CITY'S ROARD TO REPLACE TORN-UP STREET PAVEMENT
ENGLAND DEMANDS REFORM IN AFFAIRS OF CONGO
The Theaters
APPOINT DR. L. J. HUFF ASSISTANT POLICE SURGEON
SARABIA'S TRIAL TO BE HELD IN ARIZONA
Untitled
WHEAT SHIPMENTS FROM NORTHWEST BREAK RECORD
Rector Tenders Resignation
ASQUITH COMPLETES CABINET ORGANIZATION
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CLASSIFIED SECTION LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
PAINTER FATALLY INJURED BY FALL
RABBI TELLS OF THE FEAST OF THE PASSOVER
BALBOA GLAD HAND TRIP AID FLEET SPECTATORS
SEEK FIFTY-YEAR RIVER-BED RIGHT
CITY MUST IMPROVE STRIP NEAR EVERGREEN CEMETERY
Mechanic for Postofflce
Children's Parade Fails of Desired Object
LEATHERY LUNGED DOGS CAUSE WOMAN TO PASS MANY SLEEPLESS HOURS
SPEEDING AUTOS KNOCK DOWN AGED LABORER
DEADLY FUMES BRING DEATH TO LODGER
MICE GNAW MATCH HEADS; SET HOUSE ON FIRE
STREET DEPARTMENT WANTS AN AUTOMOBILE ALSO
FILE LOWER BIDS ON AQUEDUCT LINE
SUPREME COURT TO PASS ON BIBLE TEST
ASSERTS PRISONER KILLED MEXICAN TWO YEARS AGO
FIND FLAGMAN'S DEATH WAS DUE TO ACCIDENT
COUNCIL TABLES ZONE EXTENSION
COUNCIL STANDS BY SALE OF FRANCHISE
FAVORS SPECIAL ALARM IN ALL SCHOOL HOUSES
INDORSE HERALD OFFICIAL ORGAN
DRAMA WILL BE GIVEN BY THE CONATY COUNCIL
THINK BLAZE WAS WORK OF FIRE BUG
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FORMER OFFICIAL ON PROBATION
TESTIMONY CONFLICTS ON IMPORTANT POINTS
EXTRADITION PAPERS SECURED FOR HERBERT O. AVERILL
MURDER CHARGES AGAINST CHINESE ARE DISMISSED
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES WILL HONOR SAILORS
FARNSWORTH TRIAL SET OVER UNTIL FRIDAY
Girls Will Sell Flowers at Benefit
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
DEFENDANT IN LAND CASE DIES AND OTHERS ARE ILL
ATTORNEYS ARGUE IN LANTERMANS BEHALF
EIGHT CHARGED WITH VIOLATING ORDINANCE
SOCIETY ASKS OFFICIALS TO AID IN ITS WORK
SAILORS SHOW APPRECIATION FOR POSTMASTER'S KINDNESS
LAWYER IDENTIFIES BODY OF LAW PARTNER'S MOTHER
LONG DRAWN OUT TRIAL MAY AGAIN BE HEARD
DATE SET FOR TRIAL OF WENTWORTH CASES
The Musical World
IMPORTATION OF ARMS INTO MEXICO FORBIDDEN
Wounded Officer In Hospital
SMALL SUM GIVEN RESTAURANT OWNER
FAMOUS CRIMINAL CASE ENDS IN AN ACQUITTAL
INSANITY WILL BE COOK'S PLEA
SUPERIOR JUDGE UPHOLDS ... POLICE COURT DECISION
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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES
LONG BEACH
KNIGHTS PREPARE FOR GRAND LODGE SESSION
SAYS IT WAS WORTH FINE TO SEE LOVER AND HIS SWEETHEART KISS
BUILDER AGREES TO OBSERVE CITY ORDINANCE
THINK GANG OF BOYS STEAL PARTS OF BICYCLES
San Bernardino County
BABCOCK GASOLINE IS ON WAY TO LOS ANGELES
ARRESTED FOR PASSING A* A ...- WORTHLESS $25 CHECK
Cleve More Dies
POMONA
POMONA NEWS NOTES
MORE SUITS ARE FILED :.;.A^ AGAINST MINING MAN
COMMITTEE REORGANIZING COLTON BOARD OF TRADE
m ■ * ,v Lordsburg Election <
Organize: Negro League '
Convention to Open
Pays Fine for , Drunkenness
SANTA MONICA
SANTA MONICA VOTES TO CONTINUE SALOONS
SANTA MONICA BRIEFS
LOS ANGELES PERSONS INJURED IN RUNAWAY
Sentenced for Burglary
ALIEN CRIMINALS TO BE ■';-"'.< DEPORTED FROM AMERICA
PASADENA
SHOW OPPOSITION TO TREE WARDEN OFFICE
PASADENA REPUBLICANS MUST BE REORGANIZED
PASADENA JEWS PREPARE TO CELEBRATE PASSOVER
WILL REPAIR TRACK OF TOURNAMENT OF ROSES
STOCKHOLDERS VOTE TO SELL WATER PLANT
Given Time to Plead
Short Hours'/or. Police
ANAHEIM WILL HAVE NO LIQUOR SUNDAYS
«« » . To the Bottom
Women's Clubs
Society
LABOR LEADERS PLANNING MIGHTY DEMONSTRATION
SWEDISH RESIDENTS SEND COMMITTEE TO SEE KING
Powder Mill Blown Up
SHIPPING IS ON INCREASE
Ship Arrives, Waterlogged
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NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
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NEW JERSEY
WISCONSIN
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MASSACHUSETTS
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FLORIDA J
OHIO
NEW YORK
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MARYLAND
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TEXAS 1
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RHODE ISLAND
NEW HAMPSHIRE
I. ' THE WEATHER
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HOUSES ARE OWNERLESS SINCE LANDLORD'S DEATH
Books
SEES YANKEE WOMEN AS RUSSIAN PEASANTS
■» » » SAYS CONCRETE HOUSE CAN BE BUILT FOR $2000
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