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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 260, 18 June 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FAIRBANKS CAN NOT BE INDUCED HE REITERATES
PLATFORM HAS TO BE AS TAFT WOULD HAVE IT
Arnold Daly Bankrupt
The Skeleton Won't Stay in Its Closet
HOLD HANDS ON CHICAGO PULSE
FULL COMMITTEE IS FOR INJUNCTION
SIT IN SESSION ALL NIGHT LONG
THE NEWS SUMMARY
ROOSEVELT'S OVATION GREATEST IN HISTORY OF REPUBLICAN PARTY
STOCKTON VISITED BY FIRE; $5000 LOSS SUSTAINED
Japanese Boycott Strong
GOMPERS URGES PLANK FAVORED BY FEDERATION
Close Race for Senator
NOMINATING ORATORY WILL BE CURTAILED
STATE SCHOOL HEAD MUCH OPPOSED TO GIFT CUSTOM
Judge Flitcraft Dead
CALLS BARTNETT "A DIRTY DOG"
WOMAN'S ASSAILANT FOUND ALMOST DEAD
$44,600,000 IN GOLD TO BE LOANED TO GERMANY
BILL IN DUMA AUTHORIZES A LOAN OF $100,000,000
NINE MEN REQUIRED TO PULL TOOTH OF CONEY ISLAND LION
BIG LUMBER VESSEL GOES ASHORE; POUNDS TO PIECES
HELM MURDER CASE WILL GO TO THE JURY TODAY
MRS. HARTJE IS GIVEN $5000 A YEAR ALIMONY
Japanese Steamer Refloated
Appointed to Berlin
THREE ITALIANS SHOT TO DEATH
BODY OF BOY IS FOUND IN BOTTOM OF PARK LAKE
DIAMOND-MAKER VANISHES; FAMOUS FORMULA A FARCE
$25,000 FIRE IN BAY CITY DESTROYS FIVE BUILDINGS
Banker Ends Life
HAUNTING TEAR DRIVES TO RUIN
OVER $16,000 FEDERAL BONDS FOR THIS STATE
CAUGHT IN MISSOURI AND WILL BE BROUGHT BACK
Ryan Goes to Europe
DEFEND OLD GOTHAM FROM MIMIC FOES
RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONISTS CONDEMNED TO HARD LABOR
Rockefeller at Forest Hill
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VERNON'S ONE MAN POLICE FORCE DEFIES LOS ANGELES AND ITS MAYOR
DREAD PLAGUE NOW PRESENT IN CARACAS
Fire Does Big Damage
STEERAGE CROWDED; 1000 LEFT BEHIND
LIVES OF 200 IMPERILED BY INCENDIARY BLAZE
Russian Home Attacked
JUDGE JOHN S. CHAPMAN IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
NOTED ATTORNEY PASSES AWAY
FOUND DEAD IN LAUREL CANYON
HOTEL MEN PUZZLED BY BANQUET ORDERS
PENNSYLVANIAN DIES FROM BITE OF A DOG
HARBOR BATTLE RENEWED TODAY
TO GET DEGREES IN CAP AND GOWN
ACCIDENT UNDERWRITERS WILL REWARD HEROES
BAY CITY MAN IS GROUND TO DEATH UNDER WHEELS
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STILL SILENT
SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS
JUDGE CHAPMAN
THE LABOR PLANK
CLAIMS
AMERICANISM
A GHOSTLY ENVOY
.WHO'S HE?
SCHOOL EXPENSES
The Public Letter Box
WORLD WIDE INTEREST
American Sunday Schools
THE CITY
Addresses Federation Club
LAD KILLS HIMSELF WITH CARBOLIC ACID
AT THE HOTELS
Kills Rival In Love
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Society
Charming Young Woman Who Became a Bride Last Evening
HADLEY CONFESSES HE SHOT HIS WIFE BECAUSE SHE 'NAGGED' HIM
TRIAL OF NEW BOAT AROUSING INTEREST
CLAIM GLASS COMPANY HAS DEFAULTED; ASKS RECEIVER
TWO BADLY HURT IN A SAN DIEGO RUNAWAY
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BULLET RIDDLED COAT IN COURT
Hearst Gains Some More
HIS SKULL FRACTURED, MEXICAN WANDERS ABOUT FOR HOURS; MAY LIVE
ALLEGED FORGERIES ASCRIBED TO DRINK
MEDICAL ALUMNI BANQUET, FOLLOWING ANNUAL CUSTOM
"NO, I WASN'T SCARED. BUT BURGLAR WAS," SAYS WOMAN WHO SHOT AT HIM
WANTS TO LOCATE RELATIVES OF FLORENCE A. BROWNING
Chinese Minister Speaks
NEWS OF THE COURTS
SENT BACK AGAIN TO JAIL FOR LONG TERM
JUDGE HUTTON ON BENCH IN SPITE OF POISON OAK ATTACK
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
MISS BERTHA CHASE WILL BE TRIED NEXT SATURDAY
DISMISSED TEACHER SUES FOR ARREARS OF SALARY
QUARREL OVER COW COSTS HIM SUBSTANTIAL FINE
FURTHER CHARGES AGAINST DR. J. S. OWENS DISMISSED
Divorce Suits Filed
HIGHWAY COMMISSION TO REPORT SHORTLY
CEMETERY COMPANY WANTS NO RECEIVER APPOINTED
WAR WORN VETERANS PROVE EASY VICTIMS TO CUPID'S ARROWS
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
BOARD SAYS 'NAY' TO NEW SANITARIUM
W. C. T. U. HEARS REPORT ON EFFECTS OF TOBACCO
Granted Interlocutory Decree
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CLASSIFIED SECTION Los Angeles Herald
Masthead
All of the Sporting News Racing, Boxing, Baseball
ANGELS RETURN TO FIRST PLACE
RESULTS AT DENVER
AMATEUR GOSSIP
GALLAGHER BENEFIT
PORTLAND IS LUCKY TO TIE COMMUTERS
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
LATONIA RESULTS
OPEN TENNIS SEASON TODAY
AMERICAN ATHLETES LEAVE FOR ENGLAND
Senator Bailey Better
Southern Tennis Crack To Play at Long Beach
VETERAN ATHLETE PLANS A LONG WALK
ROD AND REEL
RHODORA IS UNPLACED
LOCAL HORSEMEN TO AID SAN BERDOO MEET
GREAT STAKES MAY NOT BE RUN
RESULTS AT GRA VESEND
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MAIN EVENT BOYS HAVE PROVED CLASS
PACKY BEGINS WORK SUNDAY AT VERNON
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Report of Census Bureau
DALTON HAS DRAWN TOUGH JOB FOR ONCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WILL ACCEPT ENTRIES
TEACHING STUDENTS BY ACTUAL WORK
CARLSON BANK NOW IN COURT
TAFT RATIFICATION BRINGS NEW DANGER
ART MUSEUM URGED BY PAUL DE LONGPRE
BANANAS ADVANCE ON THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE
CONTEST WILL CLOSE AT TEN SATURDAY
Butter Eggs and Cheese
Mathews Appoints Committees
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OP CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES AT LOS ANGELES MILLS
Live Stock Market
FINANCIAL
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
PRODUCE MEN PLAN OUTING AT CATALINA
FRUIT MARKET
The Metal Market
Pacific Coast Trade
MINING QUOTATIONS
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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JOHNNIE CON. IN NEW ROLE
PREFERS DEATH BY HIS OWN HAND TO STARVATION
Belmont Will Filed
ASSAILANTS ATTEMPT TO SCALP MAN WHO RESENTED AN INSULT TO A WOMAN
WEED BURNER PROVES PRACTICAL INVENTION
Commander Assigned
THE WEATHER
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Page 5 Advertisements
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
TROUBLE BREAKS OUT IN REALTY COMPANY
DEATH QUICKLY FOLLOWS SUDDEN ATTACK IN CAMP
WOMAN ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF CONDUCTING "BLIND PIG"
Commencement Exercises Held
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES
Tickets in Great Demand
Well Known Couple Married
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS GIVEN BY DR. JORDAN
METHODISTS MAY ESTABLISH BOTH CHURCH AND SCHOOL
Mile High Railway Tracks In
Want Anti-Cemetery Ordinance
OFFICERS LURED TO HOUSE; ONE KILLED BY DYNAMITE
LONG BEACH
STORES VICTIMIZED BY BOGUS CHECK OPERATOR
OUSTED DIRECTOR SUMMONS MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
BEACH FLOTSAM AND JETSAM Special to The Herald.
Visited by Food Inspector
Dies on Journey to His Home
Will Readjust Assessments
San Bernardino News
HOUGHTON PUT UNDER ARREST
NEW TRACTION COMPANY IS PRACTICALLY ASSURED
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION FILED BY RAILROAD COMPANY
WILL MEET UNDER AUSPICES OF ARMY AND NAVY LEAGUE
Elks Will Build New Home
Building Up Its Membership
May Be Run on New Schedule
SANTA MONICA
LADS ESCAPE DEATH BUT HAVE VANISHED
SECOND RUBY CASSELMAN AT WORK IN BAY CITIES
SAY RAILROAD COMPANY FRANCHISE IS FORFEITED
GET POSSESSION AGAIN OF BRISTOL PIER RESTAURANT
CLUB OPENS WAR ON LICENSE LAW
SANTA ROSA TO BE NEXT "MECCA" OF THE DRUIDS
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