powered by
A Freely Accessible Repository of Digitized California Newspapers from 1846 to the Present
Home
Search
Titles
Dates
Help
About
Log in
California Digital Newspaper Collection
>
Los Angeles Herald
> 3 June 1908
Please take this
brief survey
to help us improve the CDNC and its text correction tool. Thanks for your feedback!
Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 245, 3 June 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
POLICE BOARD REVOKES LICENSE OF THREE CAFES
PSYCHOLOGIST WHO WILL HUNT SLAYER
M'IVOR TYNDALL BECOMES SLEUTH
DIRT DIDN'T FLY SO FAST AT PANAMA DURING MAY
Nominate Democrat
MARKET STREET HEARS CHIMES OF HORSE CARS
PRINCE KAWANANAKOA DIES OF PNEUMONIA
ENRAGED ITALIANS STORM DOORS OF CLOSED BANK
AUTHOR IS SENTENCED TO TWELVE YEARS IN JAIL
SOLDER OF FORTUNE IMPRISONED FOR TRYING TO ENFORCE DISCIPLINE
HUNDRED MILLIONS WANTED BY RUSSIA
GERMAN STEAMER ANUBIS LOSES BLADE OF PROPELLER
THE NEWS SUMMARY
TAFT MAY HAVE HAMMOND FOR RUNNING MATE
SHONTS DENIES DUKE WAS DRUG'S VICTIM
TAKAHIRA DECLARES JAPAN IS RESTRICTING IMMIGRATION
Gaston Phillip Acquitted
GOVERNOR DEFEATED IS ALLISON'S CLAIM
JUMPS IN PANIC; WOMAN IS KILLED
DEFENSE DISAPPOINTED AT RULING OF JURIST
CINCINNATI MAN ELECTED DIRECTOR OF MUTUAL LIFE
Erie Foundry Burns
DIRECT PRIMARY SHOWS CONTEST WILL BE CLOSE
PROPRIETORS OF HALLS ARE WARNED BY POLICE
INSANE MAN WITH RIFLE TAKES POSSESSION OF CAMP
GREAT INVENTOR'S ASSISTANT FIRST HEARD TELEPHONE
MINING CAMP PROPERTY MUST BE IN PERSONAL POSSESSION
WILL CROSS CONTINENT ON BACK OF A HORSE
OVERLAND TRAINS TO MOVE TODAY
ARKANSAS DELEGATES WILL VOTE FOR BRYAN
QUARANTINE IS LIFTED FROM STATE OF CALIFORNIA
APOPLEXY FATAL TO FOUNDER OF WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
TIMBUCTOO AS CAPITAL OF WORLD IS VISION OF UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR
FORM ORGANIZATION TO SAVE THE BABES
EIGHT JURORS CHOSEN TO TRY WALTER BARTNETT
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT SHOWS INCREASE FOR MAY
BILL TO PURCHASE RAILWAY DEBATED IN FRENCH SENATE
Good Templars Convene
IRISH SOCIETIES GIVE CARDINAL MEMENTOES
PROPOSE WAR AGAINST UNSCRUPULOUS MILK DEALERS
LITTLE CALIFORNIA GIRL LOST IN ANTELOPE VALLEY
HEARST GAINS 107 VOTES IN COUNTING 48 BOXES
ATTORNEYS BRING SUIT TO COLLECT FROM SEN. PLATT
$25,000 Home Burns
Aged Woman Injured
MAURETANIA HAS SEVERAL NEW I.ECORDS TO HER CREDIT
WOMAN DOCTORS TAKE STAND FOR SEX IN PROFESSION
CHIEFS OF POLICE MEET IN FIFTEENTH CONVENTION
FRANCHISE CASE HEARING MAY LABT ALL WEEK
LOSES MONEY IN CORN; PIONEER COMMITS SUICIDE
COMPLICATION OF DISEASES KILLS GENERAL R. H, BULLER
Tells of Plague Conditions
Sentenced Ten Years
MYSTERY ENTERS IN STEINHEIL MURDERS
EUROPE STANDS IN FEAR OF AMERICAN MONOPOLIES
THREE TROLLEY CARS ARE BLOWN UP WITH DYNAMITE
THREE GIRLS AND ELEVEN MEN SENTENCED TO DEATH
FORMER»JUDGE SENTENCED FOR PASSING BAD CHECK
Prominent Florldan Dies
Liner on Maiden Trip
MURDERER WAS MEMBER OF DALTON OUTLAW GANG
MOUNT WILSON WILL HAVE 13-INCH DISC TELEBCOPE
LLUMINATED PARADE IS ROBE CARNIVAL FEATURE
DEPOSE OLD MEMBERS OF FOLSOM PENITENTIARY FORCE
LEMON SQUEEZERS
PELTS BUTCHER WITH HIS OWN PORK CHOPS
TRUELSON'S ENTIRE STORY HAS NOT BEEN MADE PUBLIC
Lawyer Commits Suicide
Page 2 Advertisements
Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
PEOPLE'S CHOICE IS A DEMOCRAT
CHICAGO HITS RAINSTORM; FORCED TO TOUCH EARTH
TWO CARS ARE HELD UP ON KEARNY STREET LINE
CLEVELAND CELEBRATES WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Chose Stanford Man
Newspaper Man Die*
Society
Charming Bride of Yesterday, Whose Future Home Is in San Francisco
Consul for Greece
'NO FRIENDS OF MINE' LETTER WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED
SENATOR CARTWRIGHT TO SEEK PRIVATE LIFE
To Extend Commerce
Four Years for Wythe
Warrant Issued
Page 3 Advertisements
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
Page 3 Advertisements Column 3
MORAL REFORM
HEN LIBELED
SAN PEDRO HARBOR
INSURANCE
"VAMOOSED"
ANTI-TAFT
Untitled
SPOOKS
FINE ARTS LEAGUE
,THE JESUS ROAD
The Public Letter Box
WORLDWIDE INTEREST
INFLUENCE OF THE FLEET
FLEET EXPECTS ROYAL WELCOME FROM NATIVES OF THE MIKADO'S EMPIRE
WILL ASSURE FILIPINOS UNITED STATES 18 STILL LOOKING AFTER WELFARE
THE AWFUL JUNGLE
THE CITY
The Paramount Issue
BT. VINCENT'S STUDENTS CONTEST IN ORATORY
NEW INCORPORATIONS
MUSICAL NOTES
BUSINESS WOMEN HEAR PAPERS ON "HEALTH"
JEWISH FEAST OF WEEKS TO BE DULY OBSERVED
BIBHOP CONATY IS HOME FROM TRIP OVER DIOCESE
OUST SALOONS, SPEAKER PLEADS
MRS. TAYLOR RECOVERS FROM SEVERE FATIGUE
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Theaters
"BEFORE AND AFTER" REVIVED AT BELASCO
BECTION OF MOJAVE ROAD READY FOR OPERATION
SPOOK HUSBAND WAS KNOCKING ON FLOOR
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE RECEIVES FOR DELEGATES
Herald Patterns
HASTENING TO WORK, YOUTH IS HIT BY CAR
Johnson on Trial
I■ r ' Sentenced for Theft
DECLARES ARREST CAUSED HIM GREAT DISCOMFORT
Page 5 Advertisements
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
Page 5 Advertisements Column 3
BERRY PROMISES MOREHOME GAMES
HIGH SCHOOL MEETS POLY AGAIN TODAY
U. S. C. FRESHMEN BEAT SOPHOMORES ON DIAMOND
THIRTIETH STREET NINE PLAYS GREAT BALL GAME
BARNEY OLDFIELD RETIRES FROM THE RACING GAME
UNITED GROCERY TEAM WILL MEET RIVERS BROS.
BOOKMAKER SENTENCED
CHAUFFEUR RECOVERING
DILLONITES WIN OPENING GAME
FRENCH AUTO CLUB BARS CUP ENTRANTS
SOLLY WEINRIBB, INJURED FIGHTER, IS IMPROVING
U. S. C. ATHLETES TO BE AWARDED THEIR SWEATERS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
| NATIONAL LEAGUE
OAKLAND USES FIVE PITCHERS AND LOSES
SOUTHERN LEAGUE ADMITS SAN DIEGO
Bowling Champion Dies
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
FIGHTERS COMMENCE WORK FOR BATTLE
OAKLAND FEATURE EVENT WON BY TOMMY AHEARN
Cannon Opens Headquarters
| AMERICAN LEAGUE
PLAN BIG BENEFIT FOR BILLY GALLAGHER
VANDERBILT'S SEASICK II READY FOR EPSOM DERBY
DERBY IS MOST OPEN IN YEARS
Page 6 Advertisements
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
SLAV, SHAVED, SHORN AND FLEECED FLEES IN TERROR FROM ANGRY BARBER
NITSKI! NO PAY SHOUTS RUSSIAN
STANFORD TRACK MEN WIN FROM COLORADO
POLY GIRLS DEFEAT HIGH SCHOOL LASSIES
CALIFORNIAN WINS PLACE IN TENNIS SEMI-FINALS
YACHT HAWAII SAILS FROM ISLANDS FOR SAN PEDRO
Untitled
FREDDIE WELSH GETS FINANCIAL MANIA
WASHINGTON CREW WINS RACE FROM CALIFORNIA
FOUNDER OF FELLOWSHIP RETURNS FROM JOURNEY
COLLEGIANS MAY PROVE STARS
MICHIGAN SOCIETY HOLDS WELL ATTENDED MEETING
RENDERS AN IMPORTANT DECISION ON ESTATE
AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE AT CORNER; BOTH DAMAGED
Page 7 Advertisements
Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
Page 7 Advertisements Column 3
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
CIVIL SERVICE DROPS EXAMINING DOCTOR
HALF HIS STORE IN ZONE; OTHER HALF IS OUTSIDE
POLICE PUT SAFEGUARDS ON PERMITS FOR BLASTING
SALOONIST DIES INTESTATE; ESTATE TRANSFERS LICENSE
CONDEMNS BRICK, NOW HE'S BARRED
COUNCIL HOLDS TIGHT TO CABLE PERMIT PRIVILEGE
CITY VACATES MANY STREETS AND ALLEYS
HARBOR COMMISSION ASKS EXEMPTION OF SECRETARY
AUTHORIZE ANOTHER AQUEDUCT BOND ISSUE
AQUEDUCT BOARD TELLS WHY EXEMPTIONS ARE REQUESTED
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
HENS ARE GETTING SO SET IN THEIR WAYS
PERSONALS
Porto Rico Democrats
Page 8 Advertisements
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
Page 8 Advertisements Column 2
CLASSIFIED SECTION LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
SEE AN EFFORT TO DOWN BELL
GRAIN DEALER BENTENCED FOR RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS
LAD PLAYS JOKE ON COMPANION; STABBED
NAB FORMER ANGELENO; HOLD HIM FOR THEFT
RAILROADS AFTER BUSINESS IN NEW MINING TOWN
HOLY CRO3B BAZAAR 18 REPEATED WITH BUCCESB
BANTA FE OVERU '» TRAINS TO RUN BY WAYV -r RIVERSIDE
SPECIAL TRAIN CARRIES DELEGATES TO CONVENTION
Fire Does Damage
OWENS ON TRIAL FOR EXTORTION
Defendant and Prosecuting Witness as They Appeared to Each Other in Court Room
MAY TAX STOCKS OF FOREIGN CORPORATIONS
FINED AND IMPRISONED FOR DISTURBING PEACE
Sues for Damages
Asks Million Damages
Extradition Granted
Test Fight Law
Stork Expected Soon
TICHENOR IS HELD UNDER $2500 BAIL
CHARLEY WORKMAN HOLDS LEAD IN ENDURANCE RUN
Torpedo Boats Anchor
AMERICANS AND CANADIANS DISCUSS NAVIGATION PROBLEMS
TESTIMONY FOR DEFENSE IS PRACTICALLY CLOSED
EMPEROR WILLIAM OPENS SHIPBUILDING EXPOSITION
VERDIGRIS RIVER RISES; WILL CAUSE BIG DAMAGE
Steamer Goes Ashore
SOBS AS WIFE IS SENT TO PRISON
BAR STEEL IS REDUCED FOUR DOLLARS PER TON
JUDGE FIXES NEW DATE TO HANG GASPIPE THUGS
BOYCOTT ON JAPANESE IS SERIOUS IN MANCFUHIA
Five Are Injured
Accepts Ultimatum
NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
PASADENA MAY VOTE WATER BONDS IN JULY
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS BANQUET AT PASADENA
WOMAN FALLS IN CELLAR WHILE PICKING MULBERRIES
PASADENANS ARE OMNIVEROUS PATRONS OF THE LIBRARY
CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND NOW IN COMMITTEE
PASADENA DOG SHOW TO BE HELD JUNE 26 AND 27
Riverside
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE OF QUARRY FOREMAN
RIVERSIDE AUTOISTB FORM AN ORGANIZATION
RIVERSIDE BRIEFS
Leupp Will Attend
Methodist Brotherhood
LONG BEACH –
ANNEXATION SCHEME DEFEATED BY COUNTRY
GIANT SUNFISH BREAKS ROPE HALF.INCH THICK
WOODEN LEG IDENTIFIES WOMAN WHO BORROWED $5
SUBDUED PRISONER SPENDS NIGHT IN A DOGHOUSE
BEACH FLOTSAM AND JETSAM Special to The Herald.
Derelict Auto
A Cruel Nurse
SEEK BODY OF CRIST ON ISLAND
Fishermen Satisfied
CATALINA NOTES
Fractured Rib
POMONA
POMONA FIRE CHIEF ASKS NEW EQUIPMENT
BTUDENT VOLUNTEER WORKERS SPEAK ON MISSION TOPICS
Santa Ana
MAY COMPROMISE ON DYKING OF SANTA ANA
SAY UNION TRIES TO DRIVE THEM FROM BUSINESS
GLASS FACTORY OFFERED FOR FWE YEARS' TAXEB
WHISKY AFFIDAVIT NOT NECESSARY IN SANTA ANA
BRIEF NEWS
Appeal Filed
Vehicle Ordinance
San Bernardino County
CONFLICTING SURVEYS CAUSE OF LITIGATION
AUTOMOBILISTS TO TEST ARROWHEAD ROAD CLOSING
HOME PHONE COMPANY REVOKEB UNPOPULAR RATE
WOMAN'S CLUB ELECTS NEW SET OF OFFICERS
WILL REQUIRE THEATERB TO PROVIDE FIRE PROTECTION
WILL WASH ALAMITOS SANDS FOR FORTUNE IN GOLD
Elects Officers
I SANTA MONICA
LONG WHARF TO BE MADE RESORT
PLUMBER'S TRIAL RESULTS IN VERDICT OFACQUITTAL
Page 2 Advertisements
Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
Changes In Supplies
MINING QUOTATIONS
EGG QUOTATION IS ADVANCED ONE CENT
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cotton and Wool
Chicago Live Stock
Sugar and Coffee
PRICES OP METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
| FINANCIAL I
Page 3 Advertisements
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
SPECIAL OFFER CLOSES WEEK FROM SATURDAY
Untitled
NO GUARANTEE FUND; MO PUBLIC CONCERT
Catalina Cut Rates
YUCAIPA IRRIGATION WORK IS PROGRESSING
COLTON TRUSTEES TO CLOSE MANY HIGHWAYS
KINNEY WANTS 800 FEET OF TIDELAND FRONTAGE
YUCAIPA CHERRIES ARE RIPE AND IN MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
HOUGH IN DIFFICULTIES
BRITISH AGENT REPORTS AMERICA AS PROSPEROUS
MAY ESTABLISH TRADE WITH HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
FRUIT MARKET
THE WEATHER
WEDDING MUSIC
Page 4 Advertisements
Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
Page 4 Advertisements Column 3
Page 5 Advertisements
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
Page 5 Advertisements Column 3
Page 5 Advertisements Column 4
Page 5 Advertisements Column 5
Page 5 Advertisements Column 6
Page 5 Advertisements Column 7
CONGRESSMAN LILLEY ISSUES STATEMENT
Frank T. Evans Arrested
Arizonian Discharges Cargo
MAKE LEAGUE STRONG IS PLEA OF M'NUTT
Parlor C»r Jo l>«i >ron»
IMPERIAL CLAIMANTS CHARGED WITH FRAUD
Steamer Breaks in Two
Page 6 Advertisements
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
Select an article to view its text.
Issue
Hint: Right-click on an article to see options menu
x
