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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 230, 19 May 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
JURY CHOSEN TO TRY M'COMAS FOR MURDER
Mining Engineer Who Killed Woman and Is on Trial in Superior Court
AUTOPSY SHOWS ONE WAS FEMALE
CEREMONY MAY STILL BE DELAYED
CHINA WITHDRAWS PREVIOUS CHARGES AGAINST FRANCE
DYNAMITE IS USED BY STRIKE SYMPATHIZERS
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE IS FORCED TO GO HOME
THE NEWS SUMMARY
M'NAB FORCES GIVE UP: BELL CONTROLS
New Leader of California Democracy Who Wears No Yoke of Corporation
FORGERY CHARGE AGAINST LAWYER
KIDNAPS HER CHILDREN BY WAY OF RETALIATION
SANDERS INSANE, DECLARES WIFE
HUSBAND AND FATHER CHARGED WITH MURDER
SUPREME COURT DECLARES FRENCH VESSEL RESPONSIBLE
Rains at Redding
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF
MINISTER KILLS HIS WIFE IN FIT OF RAGE
MONAGHAN GIVEN NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY MEDAL
FLEET SAILS IN DRIZZLING RAIN
PAPER COMPANY OFFICERS PUT ON WITNESS STAND
ALARMED SOCIALISTS ABJURE PROHIBITION
EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA AGAIN COMPELLED TO TAKE A REST
PEARY NEEDS $50,000 FOR POLAR RESEARCH
WAR DEPARTMENT ADDING TO ITS WAX-WORKS SHOW
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'MY LITTLE WIFE' ON PLATT PHOTO
BIG INSURANCE CONTEST WILL SUCCEED DECISION
MISSING CHICAGOAN ONLY WENT TO SAN FRANCISCO
PAID HALF A MILLION IN GAMBLING OPERATIONS
DRUNKEN QUARREL RESULTS IN DEATH OF YOUNG ITALIAN
GOVERNOR AGAINST RACE TRACK GAMBLING
PAINTS DOLEFUL PICTURE OF FUTURE MINUS COAL
MAN DEFEATED BY GOULD TELLS HOW IT HAPPENED
CREW OF WRECKED STEAMER LANDED SAFELY IN NEW YORK
BUBONIC PLAGUE THOUGHT TO BE SPREADING IN VENEZUELA
GOULD FINISHES INSPECTION; IS SATISFIED WITH OUTLOOK
AMERICAN MINISTER NOT IN TROUBLE WITH CASTRO
LEGISLATIVE COMMISSION POSTPONES ACTION ON BILL
APPOINTS RECEIVER FOR STATE BANK AND TRUST
JAPANESE CONSERVATIVES ELECT LARGE MAJORITY
REPRESENTATIVE MEN
CITY EMBARRASSED BY BANK SUSPENSION
GIVES RAILROADS PERMISSION TO LOWER FREIGHT RATES
DEMOCRATS OF HAWAII SELECT NEW DELEGATES
MAKE SECOND EFFORT TO BREAK SNELL WILL
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH GETS PAPERS OF INCORPORATION
ARAB TRIBESMEN DEFEATED BADLY BY FRENCH FORCES
OFFICERS SEARCH COUNTRY FOR ASSAILANT OF GIRLS
Women Play Tennis
EIGHT MILLIONS IN GOLD TO GO BY KRONPRINZ WILHELM
Is President of Board
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GOOD ROADS
LOS ANGELES
CROMWELL TAFT
CHURCH MUSIC
PHILIPPINE SCANDAL
Untitled
CLEAN DEMOCRACY
APPEAL TO CAESAR
MODERN BARBARISM
SPARKS FROM A LIVE WIRE
What Started the Riot
The Limit
Expressive
Heroines and Hair
Make It a Hummer
Passionate Press Work
State Press Echoes
Alas!
Heroic Fight
Powerful Invasion
Strong Team
Vindicated
WORLDWIDE INTEREST
THE JAPANESE IN SEATTLE
AMBITION UNFITS JAPANESE FOR LINES OF MENIAL LABOR
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
Youth Fined
HEADLINERS SING ON STREETS FOR CHARITY
ELEVATOR MEN SUE STREET CAR COMPANY
PEASE ATTACKS THREE REFEREES
COUNCILMEN DELAY REFERENDUM CASE
YOUTHFUL SOLDIERS WILL DRILL AT SUMMER CAMP
EXPRESSMEN TO GET HEARING IN THE COUNCIL
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
FLASH MESSAGES GREAT DISTANCES
INTERESTING SERVICES HELD AT FIRST CHRIBTIAN CHURCH
KEEPS STOCK AWAY FROM BEDROOMS
STABLE INVADES HOME DISTRICT
WILL SEND DEPUTY EAST TO GET DATA ON STREETS
CLAY STREET POLE STATUS CONSIDERED BY COUNCIL
YONKIN DEFEATS PLAN TO WIDEN ASCOT AVENUE
I'ano Kohlra Hot S|irinK«
MORE AQUEDUCT BONDS FOR SMALL INVESTORS
VOLUNTEERS MAN OWN FIRE COMPANY
RIVER BED BATTLE IS SCHEDULED TODAY
HAS HIGHEST AVERAGE; FAILS TO GET THE JOB
ONLY $90,000 DELINQUENT IN MUNICIPAL TAX ROLL
TEAMSTERS WANT CONTROL OF RIVER BED SAND HAUL
HEALY DEFEATS PLAN OF EIGHTH WARD IRON WORKB
WOULD PLACE TAX ON RIVER'S SAND
CONTRACTOR TO SATIBFY RESIDENTS ON HARVARD
WESTLAKE PARK LESSEE MUST SHOW BOAT LOSSES
COUNCIL, PAYS OVERDRAFT IN LEGAL DEPARTMENT
PURSE SNATCHER ROBS WOMAN OF VALUABLES
Herald Patterns
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BOYS READY FOR SOUND OF GONG
NATIVE SON BEATS ENTRE NOUS IN DRIVE
BWIMMERS TO CONTEST FOR SOUTHERN CHAMPIONSHIP
KETCHEL AND PAPKE AGREE TO FIGHT AT MILWAUKEE
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
SCRAPPERS WHO WILL MEET TONIGHT AT UNCLE TOM'S
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CHAMPION TO PLAY AT BEACH TENNIS TOURNAMENT
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN OPENS IN SCOTLAND
GIANTS' MANAGER OFFERS $8000 FOR PITCHER RAYMOND
MILES DEFEATS SANDS
GRAMMAR SCHOOL WINS
NURSE NEAR DEATH FROM OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CLEVER BOXERS WORK HARD AT TRAINING CAMPS
TODAY'S EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
MAY MAKE RACE ANNUAL FEATURE
YOUNG CRITIC GIVES FIGHT DOPE TO FANS
OWNERS DENY EMPLOYE ADVANCED SEAMEN MONEY
SAYS ELEVEN-YEAR.OLD BOY STOLE HORSE ANO SADDLE
STANDING OF THE Cl.mS
"I'M CRAZY," SAYS WOMAN TO CHIEF'S SECRETARY
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH, CLOTHING CATCHING FIRE
JAPANESE WOMEN SENT BACK TO FORMER HOMES
SUPREME COURT DECLARES LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
BELIEVE HANNA WILL GO TO SAN FRANCISCO
SAYS WINNER SKIPPED WITH LOSER'S COIN
BEACH PATRONS CATERED TO IN LUXURIOUS STYLE
BEACH FLOTSAM AND JETSAM
DAIRY OWNERS FAILING TO RENEW LICENSES PROMPTLY
REGULAR SERVICE HAS BEEN STARTED ON CRESTMORE LINE
Spiritualist Pastor Passes Away
BATTLESHIPS ARRIVE AT SANTA BARBARA
Sentenced to One Year
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LEAGUERS DEAL S. P. HARD BLOW
FIRES FIRST GUN IN TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN
KENTUCKY SOCIETY TO HOLD BASKET PICNIC
The Theaters
MASON AUDIENCE ENJOYS 'MY WIFE'
CLEVER ACTOR AGAIN MEETS LOCAL FRIENDS
BOYLE HEIGHTS IN LIVELY WAR
WILL NOT ADMIT GOODS TO VENEZUELAN PORTS
Damaged by Fire
TAKING OF TESTIMONY CLOSES IN RUEF CASE
JAPANESE LIQUOR IS TO BE CLASSED AS WINE
ALABAMA GIVES BRYAN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY
LACK OF WITNESSES CAUSES POSTPONEMENT OF HEARING
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES
LIQUOR PLANK CAUSES STORM IN CONVENTION
STOCKTON MERCHANTS READY WITH HEARTIEST GREETING
TAFT MAKES REPORT ON AFFAIRS IN PANAMA
DECISION IS ADVERSE TO CASE OF HAWAIIAN GIRLS
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DECIDE TO CALL BOND ELECTION
PHYSICIAN'S WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE
SISTER CONTESTS WILL OF WEfl-THY BROTHER
STANDARD OIL MAGNATE SELLS TIDEWATER GOLD BONDS
"GUESS I'LL PLEAD GUILTY; I WAS THERE," SAYS NEGRO PRISONER
MANY INSANE ARE HELD AT HOSPITAL
AUDUBON SOCIETY WILL HOLD IMPORTANT ANNUAL MEETING
HIS LIFE SAVED, THANKS TO X-RAY EXAMINATION
The Rea»on
Untitled
TIME IS FLYING IN HERALD CONTEST
UNIVERSITY COLLEGES PLAN BIG EVENTS
He Did It in the 60s
MINISTERS ATTACK DANCING AND CARDS
REALTY AGENT HELD TO SUPERIOR COURT
Popping the Question
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LOS ANGELES HERALD CLASSIFIED SECTION
Masthead
ASK FELLOWSHIP MAN TO RESIGN
LOCAL CHARACTER ARRESTED AS INSANE
LAFLIN IS HELD BY PHYSICIAN'S ORDER
SONS OF HEROES MAY FORM SOCIETY HERE
HORSE DEALER FINED ON SEPARATE CHARGES
JURY'S REPORT MAY DEAL WITH LAND FILINGS
STORK VISITS HOME OF REV. EDWIN R. BROWN
CZAR SEEKS LIFE OF U.S.C. STUDENT
VALUES HIS TIME AT $5 A MINUTE
King of Wage Earners, His Salary from Guggenheims $500,000 Yearly
ARRANGE PROGRAM FOR . BENEFIT OF INSTITUTE
THREE ARRESTED, CHARGED WITH ROBBING EMPLOYERS
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
SUSPECTED MAN DIES AT COUNTY HOSPITAL
FEAR PROJECT IS RAILROAD'S PLOT
NEW INCORPORATIONS
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INTEREST SHOWN IN CONVENTION
MYSTERIOUS SLEEP IS PUZZLE TO SURGEONS
Society
REAR ADMIRAL'S DAUGHTER WEDS NAVAL LIEUTENANT
CHARMING GIRL SOON TO MAKE HER DEBUT
Women's Clubs
CLASSES GIVE VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT AT CHAPEL
AGED WOMAN PASSES AWAY AT HOME OF HER DAUGHTER
ACTORS SUFFER FROM EXISTING DEPRESSION
FARM HAND CONFESSES TO COMMITTING MURDER
PROSECUTION TAKES ACTION ON TEN.YEAR.OLD CASE
LARGE NAVY COLLIER READY FOR LAUNCHING IN NEW YORK
SMALLPOX ON STEAMER; 18 ORDERED QUARANTINED
FINANCIAL
APPROPRIATIONS EXCEED BILLION DOLLAR FIGURE
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
The Metal Market
CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago Live Stock
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
Sugar and Coffee
Cotton and Wool
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
POTATOES ARE FIRM; PRICES MAY ADVANCE
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FRIJT" MARKET
| SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
San Bernardino County
UNIQUE FEATURE MARKS FESTIVAL
GREENE'S HOME ATTACHED BY REDLANDS NURSERYMAN
CHARGES HIS PARTNER WITH WRONGLY CONVERTING ASSETS
Enjoined from Plowing Avenue
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH CROWDED BY VISITING KNIGHTS
OSTRICH FARM LIKELY TO BE LOCATED AT POMONA
PASADENA
PASADENA BOARD OF TRADE AT MARYLAND
NEW TREES GALORE WILL BE PLANTED ON STREETS
REPORT BY CHIEF OF POLICE URGES NUMEROUS ADDITIONS
Pasadena Brief Notes
Says She Was Hypnotized
SANTA MONICA
BABY ASLEEP ON VERANDA BARELY ESCAPES DEATH
LINE BEING ELECTRICIZED AND DOUBLE TRACK LAID
Permit for Garage Granted
STRANGERS AT VENICE SURE OF HAVING DANCE PARTNERS
NEGROES ATTEMPT TO ROB LOS ANGELES MAN OF WATCH
NEPHOW OF LATE COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON PASSES AWAY
AGED GERMAN REMEMBERS KIND NURSES IN HIS WILL
NEW SUGAR FACTORY WILL EMPLOY SEVEN HUNDRED
RIVERSIDE PROPERTY FINDING READY SALE
FORFEIT LAND IN SPITE OF ITS IMPROVEMENTS
WILL BE WELL REPRESENTED AT LONG BEACH CONVENTION
PROMINENT SOCIETY COUPLE MARRIED AT SANTA MONICA
Will Celebrate Empire Day
NO SIGN FOUND OF ALLEGED VICTIM OF MRS. GUNNESS
MEETS DEATH BY DROWNING IN THREE INCHES OF WATER
THE WEATHER
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