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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 244, 2 June 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
HEART FAILURE TAKES FORMER SENATOR JONES
H. CLAY PIERCE MUST FACE PERJURY TRIAL IN TEXAS
WILL ENDEAVOR TO PROVE MRS. GUNNESS IS ALIVE
MONTH PROVES DRENCHER FOR NEW YORK CITIZENS
FORMER DEMOCRATIC ■ LEADER SUCCUMBS
MRS. ORVIS' SLAYER CAPTURED BY FARMER
GIRL IS HELD WITH SUSPECTED FORGER
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FIGHT FOR FREE HARBOR WON, IS FLINT'S MESSAGE
THREE CAREERS TO BE DEVOTED TO GOOD DEEDS
STILLMAN WITHDRAWS FROM AMALGAMATED
KILLS HERSELF ON TRAIN, TAKING CARBOLIC ACID
VADERLAND HAD MET WITH ONLY TRIFLING ACCIDENT
'Missing Woman' and Rancher Who Found Her in Brush Near Glendora
LOST BRIDE SAFE; TAYLORS REJOICE
TWO KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
NEW CURRENCY NOTES TO BE PRINTED SOON
FIND BODY OF LOGGER SHOT THROUGH THE BACK
Supreme Court Term Ends
ACTOR DROPS DEAD WHEN FIRE ALARM IS SOUNDED
FLOODS IN MONTANA ARE WORST IN STATE'S HISTORY
DATTO VOWS HE WILL KILL TWENTY WHITES PERSONALLY
OREGON'S NEXT SENATOR WILL BE DEMOCRAT
INDORSEMENT OF ROOSEVELT TO BE VIGOROUS
PORTLAND FORMALLY OPENS ANNUAL ROSE CARNIVAL
ONE HUNDRED OF HER COLLEAGUES TO GIVE PORTIONS OF SCALPS
WATER INTEMPERANCE JUST AS BAD AS ANY OTHER INTOXICATION
CONSULS SAY NOTHING; SILENCE SIGNIFICENT
DARING EXPLORER COPIES FAMOUS NESTORIAN TABLET
HEAVY FALL IN BONDS DUE TO INCOME TAX ADOPTION
REPEATED EARTHQUAKES DRIVE PEOPLE FROM THEIR HOMES
SAYS HE HELPED TO BURY BODIES
WITNESSES CONFLICTING IN SHORTAGE TESTIMONY
SUSPECT MAY BE IMPLICATED IN BIG JEWELRY ROBBERY
WIFE DESCRIBES MEN WHO KILLED HUSBAND
WOMAN TEACHERS DESERT FOR BETTER PAID PLACES
QUEEN WILHELMINA SAYS FAREWELL TO MINISTER
ATTEMPT TO PROVE JURYMEN PREJUDICED
ROCKEFELLER ENTHUSES OVER WORK OF REPORTERS
ALABAMA SENDING TWO SETS OF DELEGATES TO CHICAGO
LOUIS GLASS COMES SOUTH FOR BENEFIT OF HEALTH
UNITED STATES WILL MAKE PANAMA ELECTION HONEST
SAYS AMERICAN PUBLIC NEGLECTS ITS SAILORS
Eight Thousand to Get Work
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CONDEMN TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
WELL KNOWN PASTOR IS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
LA FONDE SAYS LEAGUE WILL VOTE FOR TAFT
NEVADA DEMOCRATS INSTRUCT FOR BRYAN
METHODIST CONFERENCE HURRIES ITS BUSINESS
Heinze Returns Soon
Eighty-nine Chinese Drown
THINKS M'NAB IS MOST CONSISTENT
WOUNDED BOY WILL RECOVER, SAY DOCTORS
CLERGYMEN AND LAYMEN TO MEET EACH MONDAY
REPRESENTATIVE MEN
FORM PLAN TO OBSERVE DAY
JAPANESE DIES AS RESULT OF ASSAULT
Two Men Sentenced
HELENA POLICE OFFICERS REFUSE TO BE DISCHARGED
HEARST GAINS 89 VOTES IN RECOUNTING 26 BOXES
COPIES OF DIRECTORY WILL SOON BE ISSUED
PERSONALS
MAURETANIA BREAKS HER OWN RECORD FOR TRANSATLANTIC TRIP
MONTHLY STATEMENT SHOWS DEFICIT FOR GOVERNMENT
SUNDAY CALLS MINISTERS SOME UNPLEASANT NAMES
CRUISERS WILL TRY UNIQUE EXPERIMENT
TAFT'S CAMPAIGN MANAGER WILL GO TO CHICAGO TODAY
SEATTLE WANTS CONFERENCE OF UNITED PRESBYTERIANS
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AMERICAN CHURCH
WILLIAM J. BRYAN
TAFT AND GRANT
YOUNG CRIMINALS
CAUSE AND EFFECT
A PRODUCT OF CHILD LABOR
SAME OLD STORY
PALTRY REWARD
GREAT FINANCIER
The Public Letter Box
WORLDWIDE INTEREST
THE RACE QUESTION
THE CITY
Watch Stolen
REPRESENTS LOS ANGELES AT SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET
CHURCH FETE BEGINS IN BEAUTIFUL PARK
OLD SPANIBH RESIDENT PASSES AWAY AT HOSPITAL
Herald Patterns
Recent Visitor in Los Angeles Who Will Go Abroad for Vocal Study
Society
Women's Clubs
ALICE HUNT SLIGHTLY BETTER; RESTS WELL
YOUNG WOMAN WILL TAKE PART IN PLAY
CLEVELAND MUCH BETTER, BUT NOT ENTIRELY WELL
Currency Commission Members
SOCIETY WILL GIVE BEAUTIFUL DRAMA
WILL ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN DESTROYED 13 PRODUCED
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FIGHTERS BEGIN TRAINING TODAY
BAKER AND SULLIVAN MATCH IS ARRANGED
AMERICAN MARKSMEN WILL SHOOT AT LONDON
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
LIPTON'S NEW YACHT MAKES GOOD SHOWING
OWNER CONVINCED GREAT RACER IS NOW BETTER
RACER MAKES WONDERFUL SHOWING AT NEW YORK
CELT CAPTURES HANDICAP PURSE
PAL WINS FEATURE RACE AT EMORYVILLE
TODAY'S EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
COACH HOLMES OF U. S. C. TO DEVOTE ALL TIME TO ATHLETICS
ROBINBON AFTER FIGHT
UNHOLZ TURNS DOWN OFFER OF INVESTOR
AUTO DEALERS PLAN TEN HOUR CONTEST
NATIONAL GUARDS WILL PATROL RACE COURSE
FISHERMEN AT BEACHES ENJOY GOOD SPORT
GARDNER AND RUBE SMITH ARE MATCHED AT GOLDFIELD
FORTY.EIGHT ENTRANTS ARE AFTER FELIPE CHALLENGE CUP
ACCEPTS NEW POSITION
WIFE OFFERS TO AID HER BIGAMIST HUSBAND
BELL AGRES TO RETURN TO CANADA WITH OFFICER
JUDGE McNUTT WILL SPEAK BEFORE DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE
ST.VMUMi OF TIIK CLUBS
NEWS OF THE COURTS
SET DATE FOR M'COMAS TRIAL
MISS CHASE ARRAIGNED CASE IS CONTINUED
SUES AUTOMOBILE DEALER; SAYS HE WAS DECEIVED
CLAIMS WIFE HAD ANOTHER HUSBAND AT TIME OF MARRIAGE
Husband Arrested
Two Pay Fines
CLAIMS YOUNG MAN ROBBED HIS EMPLOYER
SPOOKSTERS' SMOOTH GAME IS DEFEATED
OWENS TO BE PLACED ON TRIAL ON EXTORTION CHARGE
SEEKS TO ENJOIN CALIFORNIA CLUB
JURY SELECTED TO TRY MAN FOR MURDER
HEARS CHARGES AGAINST FORMER LOAN MANAGER
Woman Given Damages
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LIQUOR GIVEN MANY HARD RAPS
MEMBERS STILL UNDECIDED IN SELECTION OF PASTOR
FELLOWSHIP MEETING IS HELD AT CHURCH
Leaders in Campaign Against Liquor Which Is Being Waged by Anti-Saloon Organization
ENGINEERS PLAN TO PERFECT THEIR UNION
DEPUTY ISSUES COMPLAINT FOR ARREST OF BARBER
EVIDENCE SHOWS BOY IS DARING SHOPLIFTER
FIND SKELETONS OF PREHISTORIC MONSTERS
WOMAN FOLLOWS HUSBAND IN DEATH BY FOUR DAYS
The Theaters
COLLINS PRESENTS RAINY DAY FARCE
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS BUPERIOR COURT DECISION
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
CHARGES RIGHT, SAYS AUDITOR
CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS THREE WEIGHTY MEASURES
CITY INVITES BIDS FOR ASPHALT SURFACE MIXTURE
SUGGEST WAY TO LINK SAN PEDRO
DEBATE FOR AND AGAINST INCLINE
Three Firemen Badly Injured
WOULD KEEP BUGS OUT OF WORKHOUSE
MAYOR LOOKS INTO LIQUOR LAW ABUSE
CITY ATTORNEY ASKS FOR SECRET FUND
ENGINEER RETURNS FROM EXTENDED VISIT TO JAPAN
PAYS FIVE DOLLARS EACH FOR HIS THREE OATHS BEFORE WOMAN
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CLASSIFIED SECTION LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
S. P. INDICTED FOR REBATING
16 TWINS IN ONE SUNDAY SCHOOL
"I BELIEVE IN THE DEVIL" IS STATEMENT OF PASTOR
Eight Pairs of Children as they Appear on Steps of Temple Auditorium Where They Attend Sunday School
SAYS TAFT SLANDERS MEMORY OF GRANT
PLAN RECEPTION FOR BISHOP M'INTYRE
WARDEN WILL WAGE WAR ON DESTRUCTIVE SPARROWS
SOVEREIGNS OF SWEDEN SEE MAGNIFICENT MILITARY SHOW
AEROPLANE TRIAL EBFORE ROYALTY PROVES FAILURE
ELECTRIC CAR MOTOR BLAZES AND TWELVE ARE INJURED
Killed in Machinery
PUBLISHERS LOSE IN COPYRIGHT DECISIONS
Duma Surrenders Socialist
THINK BOATMAN WAS SHANGHAIED
DRIVER INJURED WHEN CAR STRIKES WAGON
DETECTIVE BURNS' SHADOWS RELEASED ON HABEAS CORPUS
NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
BANK FINALLY PAYS FOR DISPUTED BONDS
CONTRACTORS AND UNION CARPENTERS IN SESSION
LEE F. HANMER LECTURES ON PLAYGROUNDS FOR CHILDREN
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES
Santa Ana
PECK HELD UNDER HEAVY BONDS TO ANSWER CHARGE
» * » BRIEF NOTES OF CURRENT NEWS
MUST MEET ACCUSATION OF FORGING STOCK CERTIFICATE
Card Game Ends in Stabbing
POMONA
TWO WEDDINGS CELEBRATED IN POMONA SOCIAL CIRCLES
San Bernardino County
GOOD GROWTH SHOWN IN POSTAL RECEIPTS
TRACTION COMPANY ASKS THAT NEW TRIAL BE HELD
NOTES OF PASSING EVENTS
GREGORY.STANLEY SUIT WILL BE HEARD IN LOS ANGELES
Have Narrow Escape from Fire
DAMAGED STEAMER SINKS AFTER BEING TOWED TO PORT
LONG BEACH
FARES FOR CATALINA CUT TO FIFTY CENTS
PREPARING FOR CONTEST AGAINST WATER COMPANY
BEACH FLOTSAM AND JETSAM
BUGGY UPSETS AND INMATES SUSTAIN PAINFUL INJURIES
ANNEXATION QUESTION WILL PRODUCE INTERESTING FIGHT
COMES HOME TO FIND NEARLY ALL HER JEWELRY MISSING
Arranging for Graduation
Buggy Smashed Up by Auto
SANTA MONICA
WOMEN'S CLUB PROPOSES TO ESTABLISH NEW HOME
OCEAN PARK IN DANGER OF LOSING ITALIAN BAND
FEMININE AUTOMOBILIST HELD UP FOR SPEEDING
MEMBERS OF BREAKER81 CLUB • VISIT ORPHEUM PERFORMANCE
Marriage Come* a* Surprise
WILL COMPETE FOR ORATORY CUP GIVEN BY JUDGE HUTTON
Pleads Gujlty and Pays Fine
SAN PEDRO PLANNING TO PUT UP PUBLIC WHARVES
CRUISERS LEAVE TO JOIN FLEET'S ANNUAL INSPECTION
His Liquor License Revoked
LATEST AVALON CAPTURE TIES PREVIOUS RECORD
DISCONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS AND STRIKE IS IMMINENT
FILIPINOS EXECUTED FOR SERIES OF CRUEL MURDERS
Riverside
RIVERSIDE PLAYERS PROMISE GREAT FUN
SITES FOR POSTOFFICE BEING OFFERED EAGERLY
COMMENCEMENT AT SHERMAN. INSTITUTE IN FULL SWING
BUILDING PERMITS EXHIBIT EVIDENCE OF RAPID GROWTH
Fire Insurance Rate* Lower
Denies Having Taken Rebates
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
The Metal Market
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
FRUIT MARKET
Offer Bonds Simultaneously
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
Pacific Coast Trade
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
APRICOTS AND PEACHES ON MARKETABLE BASIS
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
♦»» . Chicago Live Stock
Sugar and Coffee
CHICAGO GRAIN
CONFESSED MURDERER IS RELEASED ON TECHNICALITY
SUMMON MINISTER SQUIERS FOR FIRST-HAND INFORMATION
New Line Will Reduce Time
Telegraph Improvement
SUPREME COURT DECIDES FOR WESTERN LOAN COMPANY
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT GIVES PARADE SIGNAL
LYNCHED MAN LEFT BIG ESTATE FOR HIS WIFE
, , , Decides for Catholics .'
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MANY MAKE GAINS IN TODAY'S COUNT
Untitled
THE WEATHER
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TWO MEN CONFESS ROBBING EMPLOYERS
SUPERVISORS MEET AND AWARD BONDS TO BIDDERS
HOT POLITICAL CONTEST WAGED AT THE U. S. C.
NEW INCORPORATIONS
MINISTERS REOPEN STREET CAMPAIGN AGAINST SIN
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