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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 234, 23 May 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SELECTION OF BISHOPS STILL SEEMS FAR OFF
NEVADA'S GOVERNOR CONSCIOUS TO LAST
SPECIAL TRAINS MEET IN HEAD.ON COLLISION
LUSITANIA BREAKS RECORD FOR TRANSATLANTIC TRIP
MURDER AND ARSON IN GRAND JURY BILLS
Pioneer Viticulturist Dies
THE NEWS SUMMARY
MICHIGAN MAN'S CRIMES RIVAL MRS.GUNNESS
CHINESE COOK KILLED; MAY BE HIGHBINDERS
J. DALZELL BROWN GIVES EVIDENCE AGAINST BARTNETT
MAKES CAREFUL PREPARATIONS, THEN TAKES CARBOLIC ACID
William Wilde's Three Wives Who Met For the First Time in Police Courtroom
ALL HIS WIVES ACCUSE PRISONER
WILL RAISE STRANGE PRODUCTS ON NOVEL FARM NEAR CHICAGO
WOMEN CRUSADERS EXPERIENCE THRILLS
ARCHBISHOP'S BODY LIES IN STATE IN NEW MEXICO
WARRANT ISBUED FOR ARREBT OF BERNIER, HELD IN THIB CITY
CLUBS READY TO DEFY WOOLWINE
HEWLITT C. MERRITT BUYS FINE BUSINESS CORNER
GLOBE NATIONAL BANK WILL REOPEN ITS DOORS
Gives Money to College
SEAMAN KILLED; OFFICER INJURED IN FESTIVITIES
FRANCE MAY BE COMPELLED TO RECOGNIZE MULAI HARD
SAILORS PARADE AT BELLINGHAM
JURY DECIDES CARGO CHEESE, NOT RIFLES
SECOND CONVENTION CHOOSES GOVERNOR KIBBEY'S DELEGATES
REPORTS OF CONFLICTS PROVE TO BE UNFOUNDED
MONTH'S EXTRA SESSION FOIJ PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY
SMALL BOY CONFESSES HE COMMITTED ROBBERY
ARIZONA DEMOCRAT EDITOR INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
APPROPRIATION TAKEN AS FRIENDLY EVIDENCE
TWENTY PEASANTS HANGED FOR PART IN DISORDERS
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF
FOREIGN LAND ITEMS
NEWS OF CALIFORNIA
I'arlor Car to l«rl Simile
BROWNSVILLE MAY BE ISSUE OF CAMPAIGN
MINING PROMOTER ARRESTED ON GRAND JURY INDICTMENT
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DECLINES TO ACT IN ARBITRATION
CONFERENCE ADOPTS PLATFORM ON PEACE
Vice Consul Dies
LOS ANGELES WOMEN HONORED AT OAKLAND
DAMAGE BY FIRE TO WATER FRONT HEAVY
"EVANGELIZE WORLD" IS PRESBYTERIAN SLOGAN
Rejects Ensign's Appeal
CITY'S GROWTH CAUSES WONDER
BERKOWITZ ASKS COURT TO GIVE HIM NEW NAME
Case Postponed
Released by Judge
PASTOR TENDERS RESIGNATION ON PARISHIONER'S COMPLAINT
MINERS TO RETURN TO WORK ON LAST YEAR'S CONDITIONS
Fifteen Are Injured
REPRESENTATIVE MEN
J. O. C. SOCIETY HOLDS ITS ANNUAL CONVENTION
RUBY CASSELMAN WILL BE SENTENCED TODAY
FRENCH SOCIETY GIVES A MUSICAL PROGRAM
CHINESE ASSAULTED MERCHANT, SAY POLICE
ANTI.SALOON WORKERS TO HOLD STATE CONVENTION
Woman Arraigned
Will Hold Social
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BOND AND FREE
TEST FOR TAFT
DEPOSITORS PROTECTED
A VIGILANT ENEMY
MARITIME CALIFORNIA
INCONSISTENT
WOMEN'S WORK
Untitled
PROHIBITION
CLUBS
SOCIAL REFORMS
WORLDWIDE INTEREST
JAPANESE IN PORTLAND
JAPANEBE BY TRICKERY CHEAT CUSTOMERS; ARE v GENERALLY DISTRUSTED
PORTLAND PEOPLE HAVE TRIED THE NIPPONESE AND FOUND HIM WANTINQ
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
Many Sign Pledge • , ; . ■•.
POLICE BOARD AIDS MEMORIAL DAY
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SETTLING TROUBLES AT CEMENT WORKS
ASK ABANDONMENT OF FOURTH STREET PROJECT
Herald Patterns
Celebrates 107 th Birthday
BOARD WILL PUT BAN ON ARTIFICIAL BUTTERMILK
MAY TAKE HEALY'S NEW BRIDGE AWAY
MAYOR SEEKS CASH FOR CITY SANDBEDS
MAYOR MAY BUGQEBT TAX FOR AUTOMATIC NEW3BOY3
■ CITY NEWB IN BRIEF
CITY WANTS TAKERS FOR $200 BONDS
SETTLEMENT SEEMS NEAR FOR EDENDALE'S TROUBLE
Women's Clubs
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CAR MAKES NEW SET OF RECORDS
KID SLIM DEFEATS KID SHORTY AT SOUTH SIDE
RACQUET WIELDERS WILL PLAY ELIMINATION GAMES
JACK TWIN WANTS ANOTHER CHANCE AT STANLEY KETCHEL
BRIEFS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
AMATEURS TO BATTLE ON BASEBALL FIELD
MISS TITTERTON WINS WOMAN'S CHAMPIONSHIP
CHUG RIDERS TO MEET IN RACES
SISTER AIDS BROTHER TO TRAIN FOR FIGHT
COLLEGE TEAMB PREPARE FOR ANNUAL GAME
WHERE TO FISH TOMORROW
ATHLETIC CLUB TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE
LOCAL FIGHT CLUB FAILS TO LAND PACKY FOR MATCH
UNION AVENUE SCHOOL DEFEATS THIRTIETH STREET
OCCIDENTAL ACADEMY WILL PLAY TWO GAMES SUNDAY
VENICE AND L. A. A. C. PLAY UNINTERESTING POLO GAME
GAME PROVES A ROARING FARCE
REDONDO DEFEATS BIMINI IN WATER POLO GAME
GIULI3 WILL COMPETE IN OLYMPIC GAMES AT LONDON
COLLEGE TEAMS TO PLAY FINAL GAME OF SEASON
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WINS FIRST PRIZE IN ORATORICAL CONTEST
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PORTLAND WINS FROM OAKLAND
CHARBONEAU RIDES FERN L TO VICTORY
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WILL OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY
BAR ASSOCIATION HONORS LATE JUDGE
JUDGE REFUSES TO PLACE PRISONER ON PROBATION
JAPANESE PLEADS GUILTY TO STRIKING COUNTRYMAN
GILLETT DELAYS NAMING SUCCESSOR TO LATE JUDGE
PHYSICIAN ARRAIGNED ON INSANITY COMPLAINT
Arrested Twice in Two Days
Asks Judgment Set Aside
PERSONALS
NEW INCORPORATIONS
NAVY CHAMPION WILL FIGHT TEN ROUNDS WITH McLAFLEN
Wins In Two Falls
HONOR MEMORY OF LATE QUEEN'S BIRTH
CONVERTED INDIANS TALK AT BAPTIST CONVENTION
REDUCTION OF BAIL TO BE DEMANDED BY RUEF
FATHER WAITS COMING OF ACTRESS DAUGHTER
HONOR MEMORY OF FORMER COMRADES
Fight Ends in Draw
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
San Bernardino County
CITIZENS HOLD HIGH CARNIVAL
LOS ANGELES GUESTS GET WARM RECEPTION
PARADES AND FIREWORKS WILL CONCLUDE FESTIVAL
CHARIOT RACING RECORD BROKEN IN FINAL RACE
SALOONS FORCED TO CLOSE DOORS AT CUSTOMARY HOUR
AUTOMOBILES PARADE BEFORE THRONES IN STATELY ARRAY
Sues for Moneys Advanced
Taken from Jail to Hospital
Tacks Strewn Along Streets
SAN PEDRO BURNED BRICK SUPPLIED TO PUGET SOUND
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT HAS RESIGNED FOR SECOND TIME
LONG BEACH
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS PACK THEIR TRUNKS
BEHIND IN PAYMENT FOR THEIR BUSINESS LICENSES
WORKING TO SECURE MORE FAVORABLE RIGHTS OF WAY
LIBRARY PROBLEM WILL BE DECIDED BY PUBLIC VOTE
Caretaker Warmly Welcomed
Sunday Limr.loal
PASADENA
'PUSH' POLITICS TO BE FOUGHT BITTERLY
RESIDENTS REBEL AGAINST POLES BEING TAKEN AWAY
THROOP INSTITUTE TO HOLD ITS GRADUATING EXERCISES
NOTED SOCIETY WOMAN HAS BEGUN ACTION FOR DIVORCE
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES
Bicyclist Has Close Call
Will Start New Duck Club Special to The Herald
POMONA
GIVES HER FINAL LECTURE BEFORE POMONA EBELL CLUB
SUPERINTENDENTS NAMED AND CONVENTION CLOSED
CLAIMS THAT PERJURY WAB COMMITTED BY DETECTIVES
SANTA MONICA
WARSHIPS ARRIVE AHEAD OF TIME AT SAN PEDRO
BEACH TOWNS APPEALED TO BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Official Placed Under Arrest
CITY RECORDER APPOINTED TO BE JUSTICE OF PEACE
Long Illness Ends in Death
For Benefit of the Church
Will Operate Electric Cars Special to The Herald.
BUILDING OPERATIONS AT HERMOSA UNUSUALLY BRISK
CALIFORNIA AROUSED DECLARES M'DONALD
ALLEGED FALSE ARREST LEADS TO DAMAGE SUIT
GROUND FOR TENT CITY 18 LEASED AT REDONDO
WIN Bid on Library Addition
Held to Answer
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRl.'fV MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
PRICES, OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
Metal Market
PRICES OF LUMBER IN LOCAL MARKET
FIRST LOGAN BERRIES REACH LOCAL MARKET
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
BRADSTREET'S WILL REPORT MIXED CONDITIONS PREVAIL
Pacific Coatt Trade
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
EASTERN ORANGE MARKET IS ACTIVE AND STRONG
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE SHOWS ENCOURAGING REPORTS
BANK CLEARINGS
Adopt Singing Playmate
UNION OIL COMPANY INCREASES ITS CAPITAL
FULLERTON AT LIBERTY, THOUGH OFFICER 3 WANT HIM
PATTEN'S CORNER IN CORN SHOWS SIGNS OF BREAKING
Raise Insurance Rates
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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CONTEST OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 10 TONIGHT
SMITH RETAINS INTEREST IN KEATING PROPERTIES
LEAVES ON HUNT FOR FIFTY LIVE RATTLESNAKES
THE WEATHER
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SAVE THE HARBOR FROM S.P., IS CRY
RUBBER MEN WILL HOLD THIRD ANNUAL PICNIC
ASKING MEMBERSHIP IN DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE
% TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
EDUCATIONAL SCHEME WRONG — LANDONE
EXAMINATION TO BE HELD FOR POSTAL CLERKS
POVERTY CAUSE OF SUICIDE PACT
MRS. L A. GOULD CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF SOCIETY
REPORT SHOWS INCREASE IN NUMBER OF CHILDREN
AGED MAN HURT IN FIGHT ABOUT WOMAN
COUNTY TREASURER PAYS OUT $7938 TO ELECTION OFFICERS
CHILDREN DRESSED AS FLOWERS GREET QUEEN
MANAGER OF PARK ACCUSED OF ALLOWING CHILDREN INSIDE
"I WAS HUNGRY, SO I STOLE," PLEADS PRISONER
DRIVER INJURED WHEN HORSES RUN AWAY
ATTORNEYS FILE PAPERS AGAINST ICE COMBINE
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