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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 229, 18 May 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
POLICE RIDE ON CLEVELAND STREET CARS
KOREAN CONDITIONS SHOW IMPROVEMENT
GRADUATE MIDSHIPMAN DROWNED AT ANNAPOLIS
Castro Goo* Visiting
REPORTS ENCOURAGING PROSPECTS FOR IDLE
MAY DIE FROM BURNS IN FIRE
THE NEWS SUMMARY
ATLANTIC FLEET OFF FOR PUGET SOUND TODAY
WHITE TROOPS WITHDRAWN THROUGH FEAR OF CHOLERA
ALABAMA DEMOCRATS HAVE DIRECT PRIMARY
FRENCH IN STRONGHOLD OF REBEL ARAB FORCES
THEFTS FORCE BANK TO CLOSE
DECLINES TO COMMENT ON FARMAN'S CHALLENGE
Southern California Democrat Will Call Convention to Order at Fresno Today
KING MANUEL WANTS HIS OWN FIRST LOVE
FINANCIAL LEGISLATION WILL BE LATE COMING
Pay Homage to King
TAFT IS BACK FROM HIS TRIP TO PANAMA
ARREST DEPUTY SHERIFF IN ROBBERY CONNECTION
5000 TRUCK DRIVERS AUTHORIZED TO STRIKE
Duke of Harcourt Diet
BELL REFUSES TO GIVE UP TO M'NAB MACHINE
MORBID FLOCK TO DEATH FARM
ARCHBISHOP DIES IN HOSPITAL AT CHICAGO
JAPANESE EMPEROR GIVES I AUDIENCE TO ADMIRAL
HUNGARIANS EMIGRATE IN SPITE OF WARNING
REPENTS SUICIDE ATTEMPT; WALKS TO COUNTY JAIL
STAGE AMMUNITION HOISTS TO BE INSTALLED ON WARSHIPS
FATHER AND FOSTER SON HAD DEATH AGREEMENT
GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE SUBSTANTIAL MAJORITY
EXPRESS DRIVERS ASK FOR RELIEF
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TO HOLD 120 TH ASSEMBLY
SENATORS' ILLNESS PREVENTS PASSAGE OF RESOLUTION
MERCURY IS EFFECTIVE IN TUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT
Nineteen Men Pass
ACCIDENT CAUSES MAN TO LOSE HIS MEMORY
ARE NOT ACCUSTOMED TO AUTOMOBILES' SPEED
ARBITRATION SESSION PROMISES MUCH INTEREST
Metcalf Reaches Washington
Governor Sparks Seriously 111
SHERIFF'S ROOM THAW'S RETREAT
LAYMEN AND CLERGYMEN WILL GO AS DELEGATES
VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT MAKES MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Pressmen Give Barbecue
RAISE IN PRUNES VEXES BOARDERS
KILLS A GROWN HORSE WITH BLOW OF HIS FIST
GERMANY SURPRISED AT GOLD ENGAGEMENT
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Not for Him
MAY ESTABLISH ORANGE AUCTION
SERGEANT BUTLER IN CHARGE OF NEW SQUAD
OFFICERS COMING TO GET ALLEGED ALABAMA SLAYER
REPRESENTATIVE MEN
RECALL NAMES OF DEPARTED BROTHERS
DEPUTY SHERIFFS ENJOY A BARBECUED DINNER
JAMAICA WANTS TO KNOW OF LOS ANGELES
SUPPLY OF DOGWOOD RAPIDLY DECREASING
SIGNAL MYSTERY OF CHAIN GANG SOLVED
COMMUNION CELEBRATED AT CHURCH OF OUR LADY
DROPS 15 FEET ONTO PAVE; HITS ON HEAD, BUT IS JUST DAZED
TO DECIDE ON NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS
ALL DO UTMOST TO MAKE BENEFIT SUCCESS
MOB GOES WILD AS HEALER HELPS SICK
NEW ORDER PLEASING TO DRIVERS OF WAGONS
FAMILIES
I A PEN PICTURE
DRESS REFORM
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
AMERICAN REVIVAL
DAMNING INDICTMENT
Companions in Misery
State Press Echoes
Panic That Failed
A Lost Day
Dietary Suggestion
Thrifty Hetty
Looking Forward
Certainly Does, Son!
Use Shorthand
Useless
Black Bart's Successor
Republican Prosperity
Trust* and Socialism
Or Grow Whiskers
THE BENEFIT OF DOUBT
THE SILENT
THE STUPID SNAIL
The Public Letter Box
OF WORLD WIDE INTEREST
WHICH WILL ENGLAND CHOOSE
MONROE DOCTRINE 18 GUARANTEE OF FUTURE TO WEAKER REPUBLICS
THE CITY
Autoist Injured
REV. SPURQEON GREETED BY ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Herald Patterns
TALENTED YOUNQBTERS TO SING FOR CHILDREN'S HOME
BISHOP CONATY URGES DEVOTION
DRINKERS SIGN PLEDGES AT MURPHY MEETING
WOMAN SOCIALISTS PLAN TO FORM SUNDAY SCHOOL
SEVERAL NEAR DEATH WHEN LIVE WIRE BREAKS
REV. ROBERT J. BURDETTE DELIVERS STRONG SERMON
MUSICAL SERVICES AT MANY LOCAL CHURCHES
COLLEGE PRESIDENT RETURNS FROM EAST
AUTO WRECKED; DRIVER LEAVES
PROF. BAUMGARDT MAKES PROPHECY FOR FUTURE
PAY TRIBUTES TO THE DEPARTED MEMBERS
TWO BALL PLAYERS ARE INJURED DURING GAME
NATIVE DAUGHTERS SELECT DELEGATE TO CONVENTION
Mountain Brand
CHINESE MERCHANTS BOYCOTT JAPANESE
HISS CHAMPION FOR CRUELTIES
CUE WIZARD SUFFERING FROM STOMACH TROUBLE
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
NATIONAL LEAGUE |
OAKS LOSE DOUBLEHEADER TO FRISCO
MONDAY'S EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
ANGELS LOSE LAST GAME WITH PORTLAND
HACKENSCHMIDT RECEIVES GRAND RECEPTION ABROAD
DYAS-CLINES WIN GAME WITH CHRISTOPHER.LEVYS
STAIE LEAGUE
M'CAREY'S PAVILION BUSY WITH TRAINERS
BOXER ENTERTAINS CROWD OF ADMIRERS
YACHT RACING SEASON OPENS
AUTOMOBILE NOTES
SUNDAY BALL GAMES
Strict Churchman
No Repeaters
ROBBED BY MAN WHOM HE DINED
SOLICITOR HELD AS DANGEROUSLY INSANE
CITRUS FRUIT FIRMS SUBJECT OF INQUIRY
PERMIT NECCESSARY TO HOLD PICNIC AT PARK
MOVING PICTURES AID TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT
ST. VINCENTS CHURCH IS SCENE OF BIG SERVICES
CHIEF TO ATTEND ANNUAL CONVENTION
EXTRA VOTE OFFER WILL CLOSE SOON
MINES AND MINING IN SOUTHWEST; ESCONDIDO FORMS NEW DISTRICT
ESCONDIDO AND DULZURA STRIP
EXPERT ENTHUSES OVER NEW ESCONDIDO DISTRICT
Loading Ore at Gold Park Consolidated
WATER IS STRUCK IN WHIPPLE MOUNTAIN MINE
GOLD BAR INSTALLS AN ELECTRIC SHOVEL
HORNSILVER CAMP ADDS TO GOLDFIELD BUSINESS
ORE FROM BULLLFROG AVERAGES $217 A TON
Mines May Consolidate
Rich Death Valley Properties Attract Attention of Prominent Operators
PALMS DISTRICT RICH WITH GOLD
EMPIRE COPPER MINE MAKES FINE SHOWING
Picturesque Location of Empire Copper Mine
Mohawk-Herald Stamp Mill at 29 Palms
TO DECIDE PAYMENT OF TONOPAH DIVIDENDS
NINETEEN FEET OF HIGH GRADE ORE IN THE MOHAWK
LOS ANGELES A CENTRAL POINT FOR OPERATORS
"Borax" Smith Buys a Road
Top Uncovers Rich Vein
Another Gold Brick
Ametican Petroleum Company Organizes to Develop Rich California Territory
STRIKE AT HART IS SENSATIONAL
GOOD AVERAGE SHOWN IN SAN JACINTO PROPERTIES
CARTOONIST STRIKES RICH SHIPPING ORE
Thirteen Gold Brick*
NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
San Bernardino County
FESLIVAL WILL BE COLOR POEM
COUNTY'S BABY CROP WAS OBVIOUSLY GOOD
WORDS BETWEEN PHYSICIANS LEAD TO PHYSICAL CONFLICT
LOSES HIS WAY ON DESERT AND PERISHES FROM THIRST
DEMOCRAT WITHDRAWS IN INTEREST OF HARMONY
To Celebrate Memorial Day
Aged Pioneer Passes Away
POLITICAL ARGUMENT ENDS IN ROCK THROWING
HUMOR OF JUSTICE HARLAN
Modern
PASADENA
RECORD SHOWS GREAT ACTIVITY BY POLICE
LINCOLN-ROOSEVELT MEN SATISFIED WITH RESULT
WILL GIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN AID OF POPULAR CHARITY
BRIEF PASADENA NOTES
Beach Flotsam and Jetsam
Inexpensive
LONG BEACH
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET AT LONG BEACH
AX IS FORESTER'S HOE AS WELL AS HIS SCYTHE
GOVERNMENT WINS ITS SIXTH IMPORTANT CASE
RUSSIAN PROFESSORS MOBBED BY STUDENTS
A TREACHEROUS MEMORY
SERVIANS GUILTY OF REPEATED ATROCITIES
DUPED BY FALSE REPORT RESPECTING VANDERBILT
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
THE WEATHER
DODGE BIG HATS, NECKS ARE SORE
BOYLE HEIGHTS WILL IMPROVE BIG CHURCH
BIG TOURING CAR BADLY WRECKED BY A TROLLEY
One from Washington
The Theaters
"THE HYPOCRITES" PROVES "BIG" PLAY
PROHIBITION MEMBERS ARRANGE CONVENTION
CROSS-EYED STRIKER TOO MUCH FOR MINER
MANY CITIES HAVE FAVORITE DISEASES
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