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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 251, 9 June 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FLOOD CREST IS EXPECTED BY WEDNESDAY
'The Girl of the Golden West' Whose Bright Career Death Has Ended
DEATH SUMMONS LEADING WOMAN
RAILROAD IS IN RECEIVERSHIP
HERMAN BILLEK TO HANG NEXT FRIDAY
Hotel Is Burned
STOLEN GEMS ARE RETURNED TO BANKER
FREIGHT RATES NOT TO BE INCREASED NOW
THE NEWS SUMMARY
New Ambassador to Germany Who Left The Hague Yesterday for His New Post
NEW MINISTER GOESTOGERMANY
Ratify Bond Issue
HEROIC FIREMAN IS LAID TO REST
BOY'S ARM IS TORN OFF BY GREAT DANE
ALLIES SECURE SLIGHT VICTORY WITH LOUSIANA
JEALOUS; KILLS WIPE AND SELF
ARIZONA DEMOCRAT EDITOR ACQUITTED OF FRAUD CHARGE
MEXICAN BANK CHARGES EMPLOYE WITH FORGERY
TREASURY DEPARTMENT GETTING READY FOR NEW LAW
EXAMINE WITNESSES IN HELM BROTHERS' TRIAL
LITTLE WANDERER FOUND AFTER FOUR DAYS' HUNT
HUGHES SENDS MESSAGE ON RACE TRACK GAMBLING
VOLCANO AGAIN VIOLENT; VALUABLE LAND DESTROYED
GOVERNMENT RECOGNIZES NEW CONSULAR OFFICERS
PROMINENT CHICAGO WOMAN DROWNS IN LAKE MICHIGAN
NAVY DESERTER CONFESSES STEALING TOILET ARTICLES
Abolish Prison Contract
Will Discus* Thrips
200 MEN SURROUND NEGRO MURDERER IN BRUSH NEAR LOVELL
MASSAGES HEART; BRINGS WOMAN BACK TO LIFE
ENGINEER RISKS LIFE TO PREVENT TRAIN WRECK
RUEF IS ARRAIGNED; TRIAL SET FOR JUNE 16
PORTLAND MAN ASSAULTED BY THUGS IN NEW YORK
Jack London on Way
To Cease Publication
GRAND JURY RETURNS SEVEN LAND FRAUD INDICTMENTS
—♦"•"•— Close Religious Meetings
Train Kills Woman
PLOT TO KILL ROYAL FAMILY IS SPOILED
TORNADO CASUALTIES GREATER THAN SUPPOSED
DETECTIVE TESTIFIES IN RAILROAD DYNAMITE CASE
LOS ANGELES MAN KILLS SINGER IN RENO RESORT
TO NAME NEW BATTLESHIPS AFTER FLORIDA AND UTAH
MRS. RUSSELL SAGE GIVEB MILE OF RHODODENDRONS
Sends $100,000 Remittance
DETECTIVE BURKE COMES FOR SUSPECTED FORGER
CAPTAIN OF STEAMER IS UNDER INVESTIGATION
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE IS IN HANDS OF RECEIVER
Bartnett't Trial Begins
Wheeler Inducted Into Office
College Town Goes "Dry"
Belmont Better
TEN BLUEJACKETS NEAR DEATH IN HARD SQUALL
AERONAUTS FIND THEMSELVES IN DANGEROUS SITUATION
NAVAL TRANSPORT BUFFALO TAKES NAVY MEN TO PANAMA
Fined Maximum Amount
Watch Works Shuts Down
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School Board Selects Teachers for Next Year
$5000 A YEAR FOR DR. MOORE
OREGON DEMOCRATS WILL HOLD CONVENTION TODAY
Gold Shipments Pats (40,000,000
The Theaters
MANTEL'S MAD KING FINELY PORTRAYED
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MILITARISM
LIQUCR AND LAW
DEMOCRACY
THE STORK
WHOSE CRIME?
VICE PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES
TARIFF LESSON
HEARSTISM
TOO FRANK
State Press Echoes
Good I
Would They Could
Pleasure and Pain
Dons Brown
Bobbl*
Bryanlim
Greatest Commander
The Public Letter Box
WORLDWIDE INTEREST
When America Is Grown—Applied Science
That Settles It
THE CITY
Occidental Class Play.
WIRELESS COMMUNICATES WITH CRUISER BUFFALO
Sued for Diverting Water
Herald Patterns
Charged with Stealing Clothes
HAIL M'INTYRE AS WELL CHOSEN
Women's Clubs
MUSICAL NOTES
RESTAURANT MAN DECLARES COOK BKIPPED WITH FUNDS
Talented Musician Who Sang at an Informal Afternoon at Home
Society
WISHEB LEAVE TO ABANDON HER BECOND HUSBANDS NAME
Snyder Remain* in Jail
Held on Swindling Charge
NEWS OF THE COURTS
ADMITS HAVING STOLEN FROM BULLOCK'S STORE
JUDGE JAMES ORDERS HER RELEASED ON PROBATION
PROMISES TO BE GOOD: FERRER IS RELEASED
Five Dlvorca Suits Filed
HIS MARRIAGE LICENSE GOOD, ALTHOUGH HE GOT IT SIX YEARS AGO
Dr. Orlow'* Case Postponed
Fined $10 for Cruelty
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
TO MAKE LOS ANGELES GREAT
BEGS COUNCILMEN TO COLLECT LICENSES
STREET RAILWAYS OWE BACK LICENSE MONEY
TO STOP LITTERING STREETS NEAR ALISO STREET BRIDGE
WILL SIMPLIFY PAYMENT OF FEES FOR DOG LICENSES
CITY SEEKS ACRES FOR ELYSIAN PARK
TAMPERING WITH SAFETY MEASURE
BANQUET WILL BE HELD IN HONOR OF BISHOP McINTYRE
DOMINGUEZ GETS PAY FOR ACTING A3 LICENSE CLERK
WANT FREE LUNCH PUT UNDER BAN
ADVERTISE CABLE INCLINE FRANCHISE FOR SALE
RAILROADS HELP FOURTH OF JULY
COUNCIL CONFIRMS LAMB FOR PLAYGROUNDS BOARD
Meeting at Glendora
PERSONALS
FREIGHT CAR JUMPS TRACK; NARROWLY MISSES TROLLEY
LOUCKS WILL ADDRESS DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE
TELEPHONES TO MOTHER; DRINKB CARBOLIC ACID
GOMPERS INDIGNANT AT ASPERSIONS CAST
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE MEETS
ATTEMPT MADE TO ROB C. & O. PABSENGER TRAIN
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CLASSIFIED SECTION LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
SHINE IN NOTED ENGLISH COMEDY
DAUGHTER'S RIGHT BREAKS HIS HEART
BEEF PACKERS ALARMED AT SUPPLY SHORTAGE
MARRIAGE TAKES PLACE IN "PRESIDENT'S SUITE"
Postpones Convention
Young Women Who Took Leading Parts in The Rivals,' Produced by the Pupils of the Westlake School for Girls
POINTS TO DUEL OR MYSTERIOUS MURDER
BRUSIE SUFFERING FROM BAD NERVOUS COLLAPSE
ALLEGED FORGER IS HELD TO ANSWER UNDER $1500 BONDS
Died of Heart Disease
CALIFORNIANS WILL TAKE LEADING PART
AUTO DROPS OVER 150 FEET; OCCUPANTS NARROWLY ESCAPE
MADAM WAS IN THE GARDEN, HANGING OUT THE CLOTHES
SPIRITUALISTS APPROVE OF STRICT LICENSE LAW
FAINTS WHILE SHOPPING IN STORE ON BROADWAY
Three Months for Assault
MORE THAN A THOUSAND SIGN TEMPERANCE PLEDGE
CORONER GIVES VERDICT IN CONNOR MURDER CASE
FALLS TO GROUND FAINTING WHILES GETTING ABOARD CAR
EXPERTS TESTIFY IN TAIT MURDER CASE
CARLSON WILL BE HOME THE LAST OF THE WEEK
SAYS CHURCH SHOULD GET CLOSER TO LABOR UNIONS
TRIFLING BLAZE STARTED BY ACTION OF CARELESS SMOKER
MINE PROMOTER TAKES OWN LIFE
INDIAN LIQUOR SELLER IS MADE EXAMPLE OF
MILK DEALERS FINED FOR SELLING BELOW STANDARD
AUTO SCORCHERS NETTED BY POLICE GIVE UP $10 EACH
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
PLAN CAMPAIGN FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
PAYS OVER $600 TO CITY FOR RUNNING "BLIND PIG"
REPORT ON BOND ISSUE FOR TOURNAMENT PARK COMPLETE
PASADENA BRIEF ITEMS
Will Renew War on Milkmen
Handed to Audubon Society
SANTA BARBARA NOW ITS OFFICIAL HOME
San Bernardino County
DRIVING CLUB WILL HOLD RACE MEETING
Well Known Citizen Expires
LINEMAN FOUND HANGING HELPLESS FROM SHOCK
LONG BEACH
FINDS 'GOLDFOAM' INTOXICATING DRINK
TO HOLD TOURNAMENT ON HOTEL VIRGINIA COURTS
HURT BADLY WHILE GETTING OFF PACIFIC ELECTRIC CAR
Lay Sick In Wagon on Beach
Resigns Under Accusation
SANTA MONICA
OCEAN PARK ANXIOUS TO WIDEN SPEEDWAY
YELLOWFIN. POMPANO AND HERRING RUNNING WELL
FRENCH FLAGSHIP DUE TO VISIT SANTA MONICA BAY
WARRING CITIES FAIL TO AGREE ON TERMS
AFTER COAL AND OIL IN SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS
MILITARY ACADEMY BALL TO BE SEASONS SOCIAL EVENT
CRUISERS REPORT MANY DESERTERS AT REDONDO
CLAIMS THAT HIS MANIA TO MURDER 18 BEYOND CONTROL
LOCAL POSTOFFICE BREAKS ITS MONEY ORDER RECORDS
Will Export Jap Stowaway
Keystone State to Picnio
RECOUNT OF 208 BOXES GIVEB HEARST 116 VOTES
Charged with Embezzlement
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
The Metal Market
CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago Live Stock
Cotton and Wool
MINING QUOTATIONS
FRUT"-MAPKET
EGG AND BUTTER PRICES ADVANCE ON THE EXCHANGE
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL |
Sugar and Coffee
LUMBER MOVEMENT SHOWS A GRADUAL IMPROVEMENT
HAY CROP TO BE GREATER THAN ORIGINAL ESTIMATE
Pacific Coaat Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
GIRL TESTIFIES AGAINST RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING*
INDICTMENT DISMISSED FOR LACK OF EVIDENCE
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
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OVER 200,000 VOTES CAST IN ONE DAY
<♦> ROLL OF nONOR—CONTEST NO. 1 <?•
STATE EQUALIZERS WILL MAKE RAILROAD TOUR
COMMISSION FINDS QUEEN USED GOVERNMENT MONEY
THE WEATHER
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All of the Sporting News Racing, Boxing, Baseball
MEMSIC-DONOHUE FIGHT TONIGHT
AMATEUR LEAGUE IS TO BE REORGANIZED
ENGLISH RUNNER SEEKS MATCH WITH LONGBOAT
ANGELS RETURN HOME AFTER FRISCO SERIES
LOCAL LIGHTWEIGHT WHO FIGHTS YOUNG DONOHUE
PACKY GETS VERNON TRAINING QUARTERS
BOER GETS ARCADIA TRAINING QUARTERS
REPORT FINE FISHING
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
CYCLISTS TRAINING ON NEW SAUCER TRACK
AUTOMOBILE IN LONDON MAKES WORLD'S RECORD
ASCOTS BUY NEW UNIFORMS
MINNESOTA PROHIBITIONISTS SEND BREWERS CONDOLENCES
PACKERS WILL RAISE PRICE OF BEEF AND CANNED MEATS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
DERVISH FINISHES FIRST IN CLASS B
AMERICANS SEEK TO ENTER ROWING RACES
RESULTS AT GRAVESEND
DEPENDS UPON SPEED TO WIN
BREWERS WILL CONVENE IN CITY THAT BEER MADE FAMOUB
Appoints Canal CommlMion
NAME TEAM FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
ADDITIONAL CHARGES MADE AGAINST ATTORNEY JEROME
Steamer It Sunk
FINISH PROGRAM FOR TOURNAMENT
DUNKARDS OPENLY REBEL AGAINST IRONCLAD RULES
SAYS WORKING MEN HAVE MUCH TO GAIN IN PEACE
Next Convention in Germany
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE TO SELECT OFFICERB JUNE 16
Shaw Gives Up Rooms
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