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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 211, 30 April 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TARS PREY OF VENDERS
Youthful Monarch Greeted with Respect
KING MANUEL'S LIFE SPARED BY ENEMIES
Court Sustains Indictments
HEAVY LOSS DRIVES BROKER TO SUICIDE
PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT TO REDUCE SALARIES
General Hall Retired
CANNON IS RIDICULED
Summary of the News
Montana Man Would Like Nomination
CONRAD IS READY IF BRYAN IS NOT
Wheeler Accepts Position
KOREANS SEEK LIFE OF METHODIST BISHOP
MIKADO'S DAUGHTER IS BRIDE OF PRINCE
CALHOUN AND RUEF REFUSE TO TESTIFY AGAINST TIREY L. FORD
REVOLUTIONISTS APPEAL TO U. S. SUPREME COURT
Standard Oil Plant Burns
HONG KONG OFFICIALS FEAR TROUBLE IF JAPANESE COME
Washington's Population 339,403
AERIAL NAVY BULWARK OF PEACE. DECLARES INVENTOR MAXIM
MRS. COREY HAS YEARNING FOR AN OPERATIC CAREER
Commander Detached
MISS REID TO WED A ROYAL FAVORITE
IRISH WOMEN DETAINED PENDING AN 'NVESTIGATION
STRIKING MINERS TRY TO SEIZE CORPSE OF ENEMY
DEATH CLAIMS RECTOR OF TRINITY CHURCH, NEW YORK
SULTAN OF SOUTH MEETS WITH REVERSES AND FLEES
GOVERNOR OF NEVADA BTRICKEN WITH PARALYBIS
Hateful Thing!
VREELAND PRESENTS NEW CURRENCY BILL
RICKEY BANK MAY PAY ALL DEPOSITORS IN FULL
ELECTIONS AT STANFORD ARE HOTLY CONTESTED
RUSSIA FEARS BOMB AT WEDDING FEAST
MAKES STARTLING CHARGE AGAINST BANK DIRECTORS
CHILDREN IN CHICAGO TO HAVE OWN CHURCH
CALIFORNIAN APPOINTED CONSUL AT AMOY, CHINA
Slayer Sentenced for Life
Railroad Shops to Resume
Union Men Walk Out
NO PROBE OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS, SAYS JEROME
Impediment in Her Speech
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RULE CONVENTION AT PISTOL POINT
One Way Out
TROUBLE BREWING BETWEEN BOARDS
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES HAS A ROMANTIC LOVE AFFAIR
LOCAL BARBERS' UNION MAKES MANY RECRUITS
TWO EVILS MENACE, ASSERTS JOHNSON
SMALL PARKS ARE WHITE ELEPHANTS
WILL BE TAKEN TO OLD HOME TO FACE A TRIAL
Women's Clubs
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HERALD A LEADER
PROTECTED GAMBLING
GOOD MEN NEEDED
THE FATAL QUESTION
MAKE SCHOOLS SAFE!
"COMPETITION"
THE WICKED FORTUNE
Untitled
The Public Letter Box
STORM AND CALM
OF WORLDWIDE INTEREST
IMPERIAL FAMILY OF JAPAN
THE CITY
Bankruptcy Papers Filed
'WAR OF THE ROSES' TO BE ENDED TODAY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PAYS A TRIBUTE TO FERD K. RULE
;' Federal. Grand Jury Is Busy '
SCORES SUCCESS IN FINE DRAMA
GAMUT CLUB GIVES GOOD PROGRAM FOR "SUNSHINE"
PASTOR IS INFORMED OF RECEIVING DEGREE
SURMOUNT TROUBLE IN JAWBONE STRIP
CORNISH FOWL CLUB 13 GROWING AT FINE RATE
BIG BIRDS GIVE EDITORS ALL A FRIENDLY WELCOME
Herald Patterns
Society
CASE COMES UP IN COURT AGAINST MAN NOW DEAD
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POOR GAME WON BY THE VISITORS
Second Choice Scores
Miss Thompson Captain
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MEMSIC'S LAST CHANCE TO STAY WITH MONEY
LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATED BY METHODISTS
Dean Swift Wins
U. S. C. VS. SOLDIERS
LEXINGTON SUMMARY
WHITE BREAKS EVERY RECORD
METHODIST TENNIB TEAM CANNOT ARRANGE SCHEDULE
Jay Gould Sails
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BEAVERS WIN AGAIN FROM SAN FRANCISCO
ADENA OUT GAMES THE FILLED-IN FIRST RACE
Lou Dillon Foals
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES
SETTLEMENT BENEFIT PROVES BIG SUCCESS
WITNESS IN LAND FRAUD CABE FALLS UNCONSCIOUS
INTERNATIONAL BILLIARD MATCH PLAYED IN CHICAGO
McCARTER WINS EXCELBIOR
LOVE AND MARRIAGE
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THE WEATHER
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PURPOSES OF THE CONTEST
MACHINE TO RULE PRECINCT CAUCUSES
ATTORNEY FINED $50 FOR BATTERY ON HIS WIFE
NURSE WILLS HER BODY TO WOMAN DOCTOR FOR DISSECTION PURPOSES
ROOSEVELT LEAGUE SCORES CAUCUSES
Untitled
Europeans in Siam Menaced
FINED $10 FOR BEATING ONE OF HIS CUSTOMERS
CONTEST ON FOR MONEY LEFT BY MURDERED MAN
The Musical World
DEBT ON 'THE CHURCH BEAUTIFUL' LOWERED
ACCUSED OF FORGING FIVE NAMES; HELD TO ANSWER
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES TO BE GIVEN AT Y. M. C. A,
SCION OF A WEALTHY BOSTONIAN ARRAIGNED
BAUMGAHDT TO REPEAT HIS LECTURE ON "ROME"
TRIAL OF H. C. WYATT 18 POSTPONED FOR EVIDENCE
I'KOMAN'B DOINGS
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LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
CLIMBS MOUNT IN FAST TIME
ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE OF FRAUDULENT STOCK SALES
FORMER POLICE OFFICIALS TRIED FOR DOING POLITICS
Men Who Made Trip Up Mt. Wilson Photographed at Start
WOMAN TAKES UP HER HUSBAND'S LIFE WORK
FAMILY OF LOS ANGELES GIRL IS KILLED IN CYCLONE
TO THE BUSINESS MAN
NEW GAS COMPANY PLANS EXPANSION
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
FAST TIME ASSURED BY TUNNEL CUT-OFF
HEALTH OFFICERS FAVOR AMENDMENTS
FIREMAN TRIES TO END CAREER
JOB HARRIMAN WILL GO TO TOMBSTONE
Receiver in Charge of Bank
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News of Neighboring Cities
LONG BEACH
TALK TABLE LICENSE FOR HOTEL VIRGINIA
HAD NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH AT SEA
CUPID'S DARTS FLY IN SEWING MACHINE AGENCY
URGES THE NEED OF NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS
NEWS NUGGETS PICKED UP NEAR SAD SEA WAVES
FAVOR A PACIFIC BATTLESHIP FLEET
ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY FOR AUDITORIUM DANCES
LONG BEACH BOWLERS WIN IN MATCH AT SAN PEDRO
Venice News Notes
A Bad Break
SANTA MONICA
BAD FLAW IS FOUND IN LIQUOR ORDINANCE
OCEAN PARK TRUSTEE WOULD CHANGE NAME
SANTA MONICA BREEZES Special lo The Herald.
LIVERYMAN IN QUARREL SHOOTS HIS EMPLOYE
PASADENA
LINDA VISTA BOYS ARE ACCUSED OF AUTO THEFT
MANY BOYS ENTER Y. M. C. A. ANNUAL ATHLETIC CONTESTS
MANY ANGLERS TO LEAVE PASADENA THIS MORNING
REPUBLICAN CLUB GIVES NAMES OF COMMITTEEMEN
COUNTY W. C. T. U. PRESIDENT MAKES ANNUAL ADDREBS
MEXICAN WOMAN HURT IN PASADENA RUNAWAY
MAID AWAKENS IN CLOUD OF SMOKE; SAVES HOME
NEW SYLVAN COMMISSION WILL BEGIN WORK TODAY
ELKS' MINSTRELS ARE BIG HIT IN PASADENA
CASE AGAINST WOMAN ON CHARGE OF CRUELTY ENDS
MAY BUILD NEW THEATER ON FAIR OAKB AVENUE
Dr. Wheeler to Speak
REDLANDS WOMAN HEIR TO FORTUNE WORTH $1,000,000
Fire on Exposition Grounds
DREAD WHITE FLY IS NEARLY EXTERMINATED
OFFICIALS OF WIRELESS TELEPHONE CO. ARRESTED
PRICES OF LUMBER IN LOCAL MARKET
Robber* "Shoot Up" Town
NEW POTATOES DECLINE IN PRODUCE MARKET
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
The Metal Market
CHICAGO GRAIN
Sugar and Coffee
Wool Prices
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
FRUIT MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
FINANCIAL
APPOINTS EGG AND BUTTER COMMITTEES
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
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JUDGE OBSERVES MOTHER'S WISHES
CONTINUANCE GRANTED IN RUBY CASSELMAN CASE
SAYS FELONY CHARGE IS RESULT OF CONSPIRACY
Probate Petition Filed
Exceptions Are Prepared
Woman Gets Divorce
Orpheum Audience Attends "Buster Brown" Reception
SON OF MILLIONAIRE SUES FOR A DIVORCE
MURDER MYSTERY UNSOLVED; VICTIM MADE A HARD FIGHT
ASKS FOR BIG DAMAGES AS RESULT OF CAVE.IN
ACCUSED OF THREATS TO SHOOT CHILDREN
IS ACCUSED OF GIVING MORPHINE TO A GIRL
CONCORDIA CLUB SAYS IT HAS QUIT SELLING LIQUOR
Germany and Italy In Accord
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