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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 220, 9 May 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LIE PASSED IN TRIAL-HENEY THREATENS TO SHOOT
EVANS SAYS FAREWELL
INSPECTS COMBINED FLEET
MURDER HORROR IS INCREASING
REJECTED; ENDS LIFE
FIREMEN START BLAZE AT BIG SHOW GROUNDS TO SAVE THEIR JOBS
(UNIVERSITY STUDENTS PAY DAMAGES; CHARGES OF RIOTING DISMISSED
TECHNICALITY MAY PREE THAW FROM ASYLUM
WHEAT PRICES TAKE BIG JUMP IN EASTERN MARKET
THE NEWS SUMMARY
Aged Churchman Seeks Retirement
BISHOP THOBURN LEAVES SERVICE
OKLAHOMA PUTS BAN ON ALL LOBBYING
Portugal Announces Lease
STRANDED CREW TAKEN ASHORE
"BABY JOHN" SAYS HE TRIED TO BLOW UP DINGEE'S HOME
Troops for Korea
NARDIN'S HONOR IS VINDICATED
MORGAN BIG FACTOR IN HARVESTER TRUST
SHIPPERS TO FIGHT PLAN TO RAISE FREIGHT RATES
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF
ARMY MEN CERTAIN TO GET AN INCREASE
ATLANTA'S FIRE LOSS TOTALS $1,500,000
NEIGHBORS FIGHTING NEW SANITARIUM
YOUTH MAY BE INNOCENT OF HORRIBLE MURDER
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HOBSON WANTS SHIPS ON COAST
Untitled
WIND TEASES MANY LOS ANGELES HATS
POLYTECHNIC BO^S' GLEE CLUB GIVES GOOD PROGRAM
Zionists to Meet
'EDDIE' MORRIS LOSES DISTRICT
GIRL TIRES OF LIFE; DRINKS QUANTITY OF POISON
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DRYASDUST BEATEN
A NATIONAL NECESSITY
WHIPPING POST
HELLUP! HELLUP!
REPUBLICAN MISRULE
RAILROAD RATES
BE PATRIOTIC!
HEELER'S DOWNFALL
THE HEATHEN
Untitled
DISGRACES THE FORCE
The Public Letter Box
GOOD.BYE
THE GREAT AMERICAN PUBLIC
Needed Improvement
THE CAR CONDUCTOR'S WEDDING
OF WORLD WIDE INTEREST
THE JAPANESE IN HAWAII
SUGAR IS KING IN HAWAII AND ALL MUST BOW TO THE MONARCH
JAPANESE WAR VETERANS KEEP UP AN ORGANIZATION IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
THE CITY
Arrange for Lecture
BOY SOPRANO SCORES GREAT HIT IN CONCERT
COUNCIL WILL DISCUSS RIVER BED FRANCHISE
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Cardinal Leaves Washington
WILL ASSEMBLE IN CONVENTION
JUSTICE PIERCE LEAVES TO INSPECT CLAIMS
Women's Clubs
Herald Patterns
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Johnson Men Defiant
Trust Company Fails
MAY FESTIVAL WILL BE GIVEN THIS AFTERNOON
REPORT PROGRESS ON CHARTER WORK
ICE CREAM VENDER PROMISES TO RETURN
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SERVICE HELD FOR MISS PINKHAM
SMOKER GIVEN BY EAGLES ATENDEO BY HUNDREDS
DETECTIVE SAYS MEN l ROBBED THEIR EMPLOYERS
SENDS SCHOOL EXHIBITS TO MEXICAN SCHOOL OFFICIAL
FIGHT PRAIRIE FIRE IN THE CITY LIMITS
Sunday Excursion*
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
LONG BEACH
AGE AND YOUTH TO VIE IN SPELLING BEE
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NOMINATE OFFICERS
MUCH REAL ESTATE MOVES AT BEACH IN TERRIFIC WIND
Workmen Injured by Falling Tie
TRIM CRAFT BUILDING AT BAY FOR PASADF.NAN'S USE ON TAHOE
BOAT IN HEAVY SEAS WATCHED ANXIOUSLY FROM SHORE
NEWS OF A DAY FROM PRETTY SEASIDE RESORT
POMONA
POMONA NEWS NOTES
Pleads Guilty to Charge
ACTION OF POLITICIANS CAUSES CONSTERNATION
PASADENA
CHURCH MEN PLAN NEW POOL ROOM LAW
GRAMMAR SCHOOL AND Y. M. C. A. TO MEET
CROWN CITY NEWS
PROPOSED ORDINANCE CAUSES MUCH DISCUSSION
JAPAN CONTINUES FIGHT AGAINST CHINESE BOYCOTTERS
Theory of Double Suicide
SANTA MONICA
WILL TAKE DECISIVE ACTION AT MEETING
"BUM'S" FRIEND PAYS FINE IN POLICE COURT
Delayed Passengers Arrive
BUSINESS COLLEGE STUDENTS HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC
SOLID DELEGATION IS ELECTED BY REGULARS
ROBERTS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF SAN BERNARDINO BANK
TROOPS ARE SENT OUT TO SUPPRESS NIGHT RIDERS
San Bernardino County
FRAT WAR MAY CAUSE CALLING OFF OF PLAN
AMBITIOUS CHARMER NEARLY LOSES LIFE
Grocers Plan Convention
WIDOW FILES PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL
ANOTHER REPRIEVE IS GRANTED LANTERMAN
OBJECT TO NEW STABLE AT EAST FIRST AND PECAN
MAYOR GOES NORTH ON SUGAR FACTORY BUSINESB
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
ORANGES AT AUCTION » IN NEW YORK MARKET
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
Pacific Coast Trade
FINANCIAL
BANK CLEARINGS
Cotton Market
FIRST GOOSEBERRIES ARRIVE IN MARKET
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
MINING QUOTATIONS
FRUTT MARKET
MUCH BETTER FEELING IN FINANCIAL CIRCLES
Government Report
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Would Crush Korea
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NEW RECORD SET BY AUBURN CAR
PRELIMINARY FIGHTERS GO TO SAN BERNARDINO
FIELD MEET TO BE HELD AT LONG BEACH TODAY
RAIN AGAIN INTERFERES WITH GAME AT PORTLAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RHODERA CAPTURES 1,000 GUINEA STAKE
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS CLASH AT CHUTES PARK TODAY
ELLISON CANTERBURY WINS THE SECOND MONTH'S PLAY
LONG BEACH WILL PLAY SANTA AimA TEAM TODAY
BANKERS TO PLAY BALL
NOTED CRICKETER DEAD
ANGELS LOSE TO OAKLAND PLAYERS
ENGLISH SCRAPPER HERE FOR MATCH
LONG BEACH SPORTSMEN WIN IN BOWLING MATCH
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WILSON DEFEATS ENDICOTT
LOS ANGELES HAS 302,604 PEOPLE
HAD NO WEDDING BUT ASKS DIVORCE
SPIRITUALIST ASSOCIATION BRINGS SUIT FOR ACCOUNT
Bench Warrants Issued
LETTER DEEPENS CASSELMAN CASE
BROOKS TRIES AGAIN TO RECOVER BIG FEE
NEWS OF CALIFORNIA
Gets Verdict Against Times
THE WEATHER
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OFFICER FINED FOR BEING DRUNK
SON OF WEALTHY MAN IS HELD TO ANSWER
GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO EVICT OCCUPANTS OF FOREST RESERVE
NEGRO ADMITS HE HAS BEEN DODGING POLICE
WELL KNOWN WOMAN DIES AT DAUGHTER'S HOME
WIFE CHEWS TOBACCO IS HUSBAND'S CHARGE
Dr. Haynes' Paper Read
I'Hrlor Cur In Kel Montn
PREMIUMS TO BE EXHIBITED SOON
COMPLAINTS RECEIVED ABOUT AQUEDUCT WORK
PLAN TO FORM CITY IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
DROWNED BOY'S BODY IDENTIFIED BY SISTER
Steamers in Collision
WOMEN TO GO ON SAN JOAQUIN TRIP
WOMAN NEAR DEATH FROM EFFECTS OF DRUG
COURT HAS STANDARD OIL CASE UNDER CONSIDERATION
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