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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 218, 7 May 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
NINE DISMEMBERED BODIES UNEARTHED; MYSTERY DEEPENS
CONTEST IS PROBABLE
LOOMIS, PRECINCT NO. 8, ONLY RESIDENT VOTER
SUSPECTED HORSETHIEF SLAIN IN NIGHT BATTLE WITH ARIZONA OFFICERS
STORK LEAVES BABY GIRL IN DAY COACH OF TRAIN
THE NEWS SUMMARY
Scenes at Presentation of Bronze Medals to Police Officers
POLICE OFFICERS RECEIVE MEDALS
URGE METCALF TO KEEP FLEET HERE
BETRAYED BY HIS FRIEND; IS SLAIN
DRIVER IS SHOT; AFFAIR A SECRET
Taft Arrives at Colon
44 SHIPS MANEUVER
GREAT DAMAGE WROUGHT BY STORM IN SOUTH
MINISTER WU TO AID IN FOUNDING CONFUCIAN SOCIETY
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF
NEWS OF CALIFORNIA
Two Hurt by Car
Letters in Evidence
Killed by Falling Building By Associated Frost.
BITISH TROOPS SLAY 60 AFGHANS IN BATTLE
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DEMOCRATS WILL COMPLETE LIST
BANK ROBBER CAUGHT; RETURNS PART OF LOOT
CHICAGO WITHDRAWS FROM ALL ORATORICAL CONTESTS
COLLAPSE OF BRIDGE COMPANY FOLLOWB BANKER'S SUICIDE
INCREASE RATES, IS RIPLEY'S LAST WORD
FORMER ARMY OFFICER IS HELD FOR MURDER
FINANCIAL DEPRESSION GREATLY ALARMS JAPAN
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JOIN THIS LEAGUE
A LOGODROME
TRUE
PARAPHRASING A WISE SAYING
MATERIALISM
THE TIMES AND "NEWS"
CAUSE AND EFFECT
RELIABLE NEWSPAPER
THE EXILE
OF WORLD WIDE INTEREST
JAPAN'S DIPLOMATIC GAME
WHEN MISSIONARIES CROSS PATH OF STATESMEN THEY WILL BE QUICKLY REMOVED
JAPANESE NULLIFY THE POLICY OF THE OPEN DOOR IN MANCHURIA
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
Annual Meeting
GAS EXPLOSION DAMAGEB TRUST COMPANY COTTAGE
NEGRO IS ARRESTED FOR IMPERSONATING AN OFFICER
Will Read "Enoch Arden"
Before and After
GRAND JURY AND FEDERAL COURTS ADJOURN 2 WEEKS
TELLS IN COURT HOW HE IGNORED TRIAL NOTICE
SUES FOR $80,970, SAID TO BE DUE ON CEMENT
IN COURT ON CHARGE OF SELLING WORTHLESS STORE
THEATER MANAGER PAYS FINE FOR HIRING CHILD
MAKES JAPANESE PAY THEIR TAXES
WILL CONTEST PROMISES TO BECOME A BITTER FIGHT
TEST CASE FILED TO FIND IF "DRY" LAW IS VALID
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
"LOTTERY TICKETS" PROVE TO BE "PRAYER" CARDS
DECLARES SCRIP WAS IN VIOLATION OF LAW
SPANISH WAR VETERANS TO GREET CAPTAIN HOBSON
WANTS $20,000 DAMAGES FOR INJURIES FROM STREET CAR
PRONOUNCE NAME LOCE ANG-EL-ESS
READY TO FURNISH WORKHOUSE CELLS
Herald Patterns
WILL USE WIRE TRAMWAYS AT CITY'S CEMENT PLANT
BIRD NEST CASE IS DISMISED BY COURT
AUTOISTS URGE SPEED LAW CHANGE
KERN TO BE PRESENT AT CONVENTION OF CHIEFS
GEN. PRESCOTT ATTENDS FUNERAL OF COMRADE
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TWELVE INNING CONTEST CALLED
HOME RUN SAVES TIE GAME AT PORTLAND
ERRATT ELECTED MEMBER TO SUCCEED SPRECKLES
BELMONT'S HORSE CAPTURES RACE AT NEWMARKET
SPITZ DEFEATS ENDICOTT
AMERICAN LEAGUE
UMPIRE HAS NERVE; PLAYERS ASTONISHED
ST. LOUIS FIGHTER IS OWN PRESS AGENT
MURPHY HAS CONFIDENCE IN ENGLISH'S ABILITY
PASADENA DEFEATS OCCIDENTAL
MONTANA KID UNABLE TO SECURE OPPONENT
MYSTERY HAS BEEN SOLVED; KID DALTON GETS MARRIED
ORANGES ARE PRESCRIBED BY UNIVERSITY COACH
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS WIN ANOTHER VICTORY
McCAREY PLANS SEVERAL TEN.ROUND CONTESTB
NATIONAL LEAGUE
DERBY MEET BETTING ALLOWED TO PROCEED
Y. M. C. A. OUTDOOR CIRCUS WILL OPEN AT PASADENA
GOVERNOR GRANTS HARRY ORCHARD SHORT REPRIEVE
LEAGUE CERTAIN OF 227 DELEGATES IN CONVENTION
HEAVY DAMAGE IS CAUSED BY FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO
METHODISTS IN CONFERENCE; MANY DELEGATES PRESENT
MORSE, CURTIS AND HEINZE ARE TO BE TRIED IN JUNE
Bishop Brent Chosen
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Known
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES
BRIDE SPENDS $5; DIVORCE SUIT ON
PRICES OF LUMBER IN LOCAL MARKET
To Build Revenue Cutters
Fire In Houston, Texas
Governor Goes to Washington
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
Society
Young Choir Boy Has Rich Voice
ABSENCE OF CHORUS CAUSES DISCUSSION
NEW YORK ARCHITECT POINTS OUT EVIL OF BKYSCRAPERS
The Musical World
SPEEDING AUTO FALLS INTO BAY; FOUR HURT
Says Tenant Is the Man
LEADER OF FLAG DRILL
AGAIN WILL GIVE PATRIOTIC DRILLS
OHIO STATE TROOPS ON WAY TO THE TOBACCO DISTRICT
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NEW FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
SANTA MONICA
RAT CATCHER VOTED OUT OF BUSINESS
AGREE ON POLICY FOR 'DRINK' CAFE
MAN COMMITS SUICIDE I WHERE MANY CAN SEE
WIFE ATTEMPTS TO MAKE SETTLEMENT FOR HUSBAND
WOULD ABOLISH OFFICE OF BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT
POMONA
POMONA BREVITIES
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES TO SUPPORT OSLER AND PETTY
EGULAR REPUBLICANS WIN IN RIVERSIDE PRIMARIES
MAY FORCE RAILROADS TO GUARD THEIR CROSSINGS
Discuss Y. M. C. A. Future
PASADENA
WILL USE LIVE CATS TO SHOW BANE OF NICOTINE
DR. GEORGE E. HALE MAKES TRIP TO THE OBSERVATORY
PASADENA MANAGER OF HOME TELEPHONE DIES
SELECTS SITE FOR BIG NEW PASADENA SCHOOL HOUSE
Missionary Societies Meet
LONG BEACH RECOGNIZED AS A PORT BY GOVERNMENT
MIXUP IN ONE PRECINCT CLAIMED BY REPUBLICANS
POTATOES GROW ALL OVER FREAK VINE AT LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH
FINDS HIS PATIENT ALMOST ASPHYXIATED
THEIR MONEY NOW GONE THREE LEFT DESTITUTE
FINDS SHE IS NOW REAL REGENT WITHOUT A COURT
SOCIAL CLUB WAS JUST A BIT TOO "SOCIABLE"
San Bernardino County
FIRST GETS LICENSE, THEN HE PROPOSES
MILLION DOLLAR MINING COMPANY INCORPORATED
REGULAR REPUBLICANS WIN IN SAN BERNARDINO
STATE VETERINARIAN TO INSPECT CATTLE "DIPS"
Want Saloons Closed Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS TEACHERS ASK THAT PRINCIPAL REMAIN
ALTERNATE BAKING AND FREEZING SAVES HIS LEG
FfecOarvds .News Notes
Very Likely
Many Members of Old Cast in Announced Revival of Old Play
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CHILD LABOR LAW PASSES SENATE
CONGRESS AGREES TO NEW CURRENCY BILL
WIFE IDENTIFIES HUSBAND AND DETECTIVES GRAB HIM
"OTHERS OVERDRAW" WILL BE DEFENSE OF CRAWFORD
WAGE MISREPRESENTATION IS CAUSE OF DESTITUTION
BICKNELL YOUNG WILL j LECTURE SUNDAY AFTERNOON II
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
MINING QUOTATIONS
CROP OUTLOOK PROMISES EXTRA LARGE HARVEST
Dried Fruit Prices
Chicago Live Stock
San Francisco Shipping
Sugar and Coffee
Bank Examiner Begins
Tobacco Trust Pays Dividend
Wool Prices
GENERAL ADVANCE IN GRAIN AND FEED PRICES
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
* « » A Prevaricator
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
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THE WEATHER
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FUNERAL OF LAWYER SET FOR TOMORROW
POLICE COMMISSIONERS PASS ON MANY LICENSES
TO LECTURE HERE ON HIS TRIP AROUND THE WORLD
FORMER SENATOR CLARK MAY LEAVE HOSPITAL SOON
WOMAN ESCAPES FROM ASYLUM SCANTILY CLAD
The Theaters
MRS. HESTER T. GRIFFITH MAY HEAD STATE W. C. T. U.
INFLUX OF TOURISTS NOW PRACTICALLY OVER WITH
PIONEER HOTEL WOMAN IS VISITING LOS ANGELES
SOUTH AFRICAN MISSIONARY TO LECTURE WHILE HERE
GAMUT CLUB ENJOYS FINE MUSIC AND BIG BANQUET
Frightful Singing
Women's Clubs
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
X TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
' TO THE BUSINESS MAN
PREMIUM DISTRIBUTION FULLY EXPLAINED
ELECTRIC EXCHANGE TO GIVE NOVEL BANQUET
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