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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 212, 1 May 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
NORTHERN CITIES IN GALA ATTIRE FOR ARRIVAL OF BIG ARMADA
HELD FOR ASSAULT
MAYOR OF ILLINOIS TOWN QUITS BECAUSE SALOONS ARE CLOSED
FORD CASE SOON TO BE GIVEN TO JURY
Summary of the News
BANKER ON THE STAND
HELEN MALONEY MAY YET GET TO MARRY CLARKBON
HOUSE VOTES FOR $350,000 TO ENFORCE HEPBURN ACT
Dixon Renominated
CHAIRMAN OF SANTA FE COMMITTEE WILL REBIGN
WHITELAW REID'S DAUGHTER WILL MARRY KING EDWARD'S EQUERRY
ROBBER ATTACKS WOMAN AT HOME
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY CAMPUS FOUND FULL OF VALUABLE FOSSILS
THROWS SWITCH AND TRAIN PLUNGES INTO PASSENGER
NEW YORK SURROGATE GIVES ODD DECISION ON DEATHB
TORPEDO BOATS ARE DUE TODAY
NOT COMING TO BORROW MONEY
GOMPERS SAYS SOLONS MUST ANSWER UNLESS LAWS PASS
SAYS FAMILIES OF ARMY • OFFICERS ARE "HARD UP"
STOCKTON CHINESE BUTCHER — cvnTry HIGHBINDERS
E HAGUE
To W thdraw from Alton
WILL HAVE TO PAY HIGH 6UTY ON FINE CRADLES
GREAT WATER POWER HAS BEEN DEVELOPED
OPPOSE PRESIDENT IN WATER POWER PLANS
WEALTHY RENO YOUTH ENDS LIFE IN STRANGE MANNER
HOME BLOWN UP AND OCCUPANTS INJURED
MANY LETTERS RECEIVED URGING THIRD TERM RACE
TIMBER MEN ORGANIZE TO INAUGURATE FIRE PATROL
BARKENTINE HAS FEARFUL VOYAGE IN OCEAN STORM
Mrs. Reid Leaves London
HOME OF FOREMAN IS DYNAMITED AT NIGHT
COSTLY TRIAL IN ALASKA ENDS IN ACQUITTAL
FATHER OF BASEBALL GIVES A. G. SPALDING A REMINDER
Diet of Lockjaw
SEEKS REVISION OF TARIFF LAW
DECLARES PNEUMONIA IS FROM NASAL GERM
Pioneer Is Killed
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GERMANY FORCED TO HUSTLE HARD
WOMAN CHARGED WITH DYNAMITING ON TRIAL
DELEGATES ELECTED GO UNINSTRUCTED
ADMIRAL EVANB VISITS RANCH; 18 MUCH BETTER
Untitled
PAPER TRUST IS GIVEN BAD JOLT
EXECUTIVE PARTY IS TO MEET SQUADRON
REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES ARE WELL ATTENDED
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HERALD'S LEADERSHIP
A WREATH
EMANCIPATION
COLUMBIA 'AILS 'EM
HEARST LEAGUE
CASE AGAINST JEROME
COAST DEFENSE
PORTUGUESE REFORM
CRUELTY
INTIMIDATION
The Public Letter Box
OF WORLD WIDE INTEREST
THE HOUSE OF MITSUI
MEMBERS OF FAMILY MAY HOLD NO PRIVATE PROPERTY UNDER JAPANESE SYSTEM
MITSUI FAMILY VIRTUALLY FINANCED JAPAN DURING HER COSTLY CAMPAIGN
COULD FORCE A WAR BY CARRYING OUT VIGOROUS COMMERCIAL CAMPAIGN
THE CITY
Worftan Visits Friends
REPORT OF PLAYGROUND COMMISSION IS ISSUED
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ISSUES MEMBERS' ANNUAL
THEATERS UNITE FOR MANAGERS' BENEFIT
SECRETARY OF WAR ORDERS HARBOR LINES BOARD
HUGHES TO STICK IN THE GAME TILL ALL 18 OVER
TABLE OF TEMPEBATCBES « §M
SENDS CONSCIENCE MONEY TO CITY
Banking Committee Adjourns
Herald Patterns
MILLIONS ASK FOR FIRE PROTECTION
INJURED FIREMAN MAY GET PENSION FROM BOARD
INVITE CITY OFFICIALS TO BETHLEHEM MEETING
FIRE DEPARTMENT SAVES WITH PORTABLE FARRIER
CITY HALL NOTES
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
Will Be Quiet Day
Faao Bobles Hot Springs
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OAKS TAKE POOR GAME AT CHUTES
CARD FOR NEXT SHOW AT THE CABIN IS COMPLETED
) CHARGE RUNNER ESTOPPEY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SUTOR'S BENDERS ARE EASY FOR PORTLAND
PINCH PINE FOR USING MAILS TO BOOST FAKE
CALLS FIGHT DRAW
GORE BEATS DODGE
BILL WINS A HEAT
FRAYNE BESTS LANDERS
SULLIVAN EASY FOR ABE ATTELL
VOX POPULI SCORES VICTORY OVER DARUMA
SAN PEDRO_TIDE TABLE
JEFF ARRANGES FOR NEXT MATCH
SCHAEFER FORFEITS TITLE
SNOWING AT LEXINGTON
GALPIN SHAKESPEARE CLUB TO GIVE POSTPONED PROGRAM
Will Elect Delegates
Automobiles Needed
Says Husband Deserted Her
WHITE ROSES WIN BY NARROW MARGIN
HOLLYWOOD DECKED WITH BRIGHT FLORA
SAYS BOARD'S ACT COST HIM LARGE SUM OF MONEY
MARYLAND REPUBLICANS PUT UP DELEGATES AT LARGE
YOUNG MEN TO ORGANIZE FIGHT AGAINST TRICKERY
BEST MEN OF NATIONSS KILLED DURING WAR
WILL OPEN GROUNDS WITH ENTERTAINMENT
NEBRASKANS ARE MADE WELCOME
KILLED BY FALLING FROM THE ARMS OF HIS WIFE
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DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE GIVES ITS REASONS
STARTLING DECLINE SHOWN IN TRAFFIC DURING APRIL
MANY TO ATTEND NATIONAL DRAINAGE CONGRESS MAY 12
LOS ANGELES LEADS CONVENTION QUOTA
SCHWAMM DEFENDS DISTRICT CAUCUSES
BUSINESS OF BTEVEDORING FIRMS SOLD IN SEATTLE
MAN WHO WAS BELIEVED MURDERED RETURNS HOME
WORK OF AIDING VICTIMS OF TORNADO ORGANIZED
Bank Closet Doors
CANDIDATES BESIEGED BY THE "REGULARS"
FORMULA FOR MANUFACTURE OF DIAMONDS IS GIVEN UP
SAYS COAL MINERS ARE OPPOSED TO ARBITRATION
JAPANESE STEAMERS TO BE PUT ON TO SEATTLE
To Raise Quarantine
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News of Neighboring Cities
LONG BEACH
PROVIDES LARGE FUND FOR ENTERTAINING
REPORTS SUBMITTED BY UTILITY CORPORATIONS
MUCH ILL LUCK COMES TO LONG BEACH BOATMEN
MINOR MATTERS TAKEN UP BY LONG BEACH COUNCIL
NAZARENE PASTOR RESIGNS TO ENTER ALLIED FIELD
ATTENTION DRAWN TO NEW INLAND HARBOR
HINSHAW NAMED FOR SUPERVISORIAL RACE
SUIT FOLLOWS OPENING OF FISHER'S CRYSTAL GARDEN
GOVERNOR WILL SPEAK AT NEBRASKA PICNIC
Fire Protection for Terminal
POMONA
POMONA NEWS NOTES
TWO DAUGHTERS MARRIED AT HOME OF PARENTS
Increase in School Census
PASADENA
SOCIETY GIRL HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
SECOND TRIAL ENDS IN A DISAGREEMENT
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
SANTA MONICA
HANNA'S RETIREMENT SURPRISES VENETIANS
PLAN USE OF SALT WATER TO EXTINGUISH FIRES
BANKE.-i IS ACCUSED OF SPEEDING AUTOMOBILE
FINDS ABBOT KINNEY'S NAME ON FRAUDULENT BANKNOTE
RIDES SIXTY.ONE MILES TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
MOVEMENT TO MAKE MALIBU NATIONAL PARK
AMERICAN FLAG BURNED AT BANQUET OF RAILROAD MEN
San Bernardino County
NEW BANK TO OPEN AT SAN BERNARDINO
FIREMEN ARRANGE TO HOLD CELEBRATION AT SAN BERDOO
AUTO OWNERS PLAN TO PLACE MANY ROAD SIGNS
Sues for Damages
Streets Will Be Paved
lowa Pedagogue Honored
•-►* Elect Old Director*
Well Known .Costumer Dies
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES
'WHITE FLY' SUBJECT OF EXPERT'S LECTURE
New Company Organized
Will Erect Library
DEAF AND BLIND MAN IS SOON RESTORED IN COURT
PAINTER MEETS DEATH BY BEING DRAGGED BY CAR
SEVERAL KILLED AND HURT IN POLITICAL UPRISING!
WILL CONSOLIDATE INTO ONE DISTRICT
SAYS HE WILL SOON BE MAKING 24-KARAT GOLD BY THE BUSHEL
Edito- Dies from Operation
/ Case Still Dragging
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
Butter, Eggs «?nd Cheese
CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago Live Stock
FRUT. MARKET
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
BERRIES AND CHERRIES ARE ACTIVE IN MARKET
PRICES OF LUMBER IN LOCAL MARKET
Pacific Coa6t Trade
RESIDENTS SU3PECTED OF SETTING FIRE TO A DIVE
CARLOAD BHIPMENTB OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES SHOWS GAINS IN CLEARINGS
LEMONS BRING HIGH PRICES IN NEW YORK
*—■■*■ 1 The Metal Market
Cotton and Wool
APPROPRIATION FOR SOILS BUREAU IS CUT BY SENATE
SEVENTEEN COTTON MILLS MAKE BIG CURTAILMENT
a ■ » Assumes Office June 1 ~
• ■ «■ Tells Why He Killed
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
San Francisco Shipping
New York CoffeejWarket
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THE WEATHER
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE CONTESTANTS IN HERALD $15,000 CONTEST SUNDAY
FORMER CORONER SUES PATIENT FOR FEES
WOMAN SAYS STEPSON EXERTED UNDUE INFLUENCE
ASKS JUDGE TO GIVE HIM A LONG TERM IN STATE PRISON
FLORIST SUES BUYER OF EASTER LILY PLANTS
NEW BOARD OF REFEREES APPOINTED BY JUDGE
J. C. HENDERSON TO FACE JURY ON SECOND CHARGE
Held to Higher Court
Case Again Continued
FEDERAL GRAND JURY MAY MAKE PARTIAL REPORT
Society
CLAIM PRISONER IS A CLEVER FORGER
MAY DANCE TO BE GIVEN BY DAINTY SCHOOLGIRLS
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