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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 275, 3 July 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TELL OF AWFUL EXPERIENCE IN TRAP OF DEATH
HELD UP AND ROBBED OF DAY'S STORE RECEIPTS
BODY OF MAN FOUND HANGING TO A TREE
NOTED DIVINE DYING AT COOPERSTOWN
BISHOP POTTER SINKS RAPIDLY
ACCUSES TEXANS OF SHOWING BAD FAITH
TAFT, CANNON AND CORTEL YOU IN CONFERENCE
SAN DIEGAN SHOOTS WIFE; WOUND FATAL
HOUSES WRECKED; 4 HURT BY DYNAMITE
CANDIDATES TO LET PLATFORM PLANKS ALONE
PRESIDENT PUTS IN QUIET DAY, BUT PLAYS TENNIS
4476 MARRIAGES IN ONE MONTH IN NEW YORK CITY
Former Nominee for President Who Is Important Factor in Convention
PARKER IS DENOUNCED IN MOST BITTER LANGUAGE
150 KNOWN DEAD IN MINE EXPLOSION; SCORES DYING
BRYAN MEN TO OFFER TRIBUTE BEFORE PARKER
HUGE EQUITABLE BUILDING WILL BELITTLE ALL OTHERS
NINE KILLED ON MISSOURI ROAD
NOTED EDITOR DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Chinese Influx for April
GOVERNMENT NOW READY TO PROSECUTE POWDER TRUST
Andrew Fair Dead
NANCE O'NEIL PLAYS SUDERMANN HEROINE
GREAT SECRECY MAINTAINED IN BUILDING BATTLESHIP
1000 MURDERED BY INSURGENTS
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THREATENED TO KILL HER, WIFE'S CHARGE
MONTGOMERY ADMITS HE IS NOT ARMY OFFICER
Sunday Kxeor»loo»
LINCOLN LEAGUE INDORSES ROADS
LAWLER DECLINES TO DEBATE WITH STIMSON
NATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS MAY MEET IN LOS ANGELES
SOCIALIST WOMEN VISIT 'COMRADES'
WOULD BALK PROBE AT STATE SCHOOL
POSTAL RECEIPTS AGAIN SHOW SUBSTANTIAL GAIN
Y. W. C. A. MANAGERS MEET AND ELECT THEIR OFFICERS
LOS ANGELES' DEMURRER IS BUSTAINED BY COURT
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES <S>
EXPERTS DISCUSS SANITARY TOPICS
INJURED IN WRECK' PRAISES RAILROAD CO.
WEATHER FORECASTER ' MOVES NEAR UPPER AIR
REPORTS GROWTH IN ROYAL ARCANUM CIRCLES
PROMINENT RESIDENT OF GEORGIA VISITS LOS ANGELES
HADLEY TRIES BY NOOSE AND GLASS TO END HIS LIFE
ARRESTED FOR STEALING JEWELRY FROM INVALID
TAKES THE WOMAN'S WATCH; SAYS IT WAS ALL IN JEST
Trade Membership
ADMIRAL EVANS OPERATED ON FOR ATTACK OF GOUT
License Law Passes
Chinese Got Rakeoff
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LICENSE ORDINANCE
HARBOR DAY
HEARST AND HARRIMAN
PROTECTION
THE DEADLY FOURTH
GOOD ROADS
YELLOWS TO BLAME
HEARST A RENEGADE AND HIS DOODLE-DEES ARE NOT DEMOCRATS
The Public Letter Box
"NOT GUILTY!"
Proud of His Name
The Unhappy Rich
THE CITY
Special for Fourth
Regrets Death of Arndt
MUSICAL NOTES
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY WILL OBSERVE INDEPENDENCE DAY
Sham War In' Bay City
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Society
PUT FINAL TOUCHES ON ARMY ENGINEER'S REPORT
Handsome Building Occupied by Cumnock School of Expression
CUMNOCK SUMMER TERM OPENS JULY 6
Women's Clubs
Smiles on Faces of Delegates
AT THE HOTELS
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
WOULD DECLARE FRANCHISE VOID
COMMISSION DEMANDS BETTER PAY FOR MEN
VITAL STATISTICS REPORT IS COMPILED FOR MONTH
BOND PROPOSITION AWAITS BLANCHARD
CITY HALL NOTES
FALLS FROM WALL; MAY BE FATALLY INJURED
REDONDO VILLA OWNERS HAVE SETTLEMENT PLAN
KOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
AUDITOR TO AID IN SAVING DOGS
YACHTING RACE TICKETS NOW ALMOST EXHAUSTED
REALTY BOARD INDORSES GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Greek Arrested
NEWS OF THE COURTS
SAY WOMAN ATTACKED SON'S FATHER-IN-LAW
SUES OFFICERS WHO ARRESTED HIM FOR BIG DAMAGES
Guilty of Forgery
FLEECES ITALIAN WAITER BY ANTIQUATED SWINDLE
JURY DECIDES MRS. REES WAS OF UNSOUND MIND
COURTING BY CARDS PROVES A FAILURE
Divorce Suits Filed
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LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
All of the Sporting News Racing, Boxing, Baseball
BOTH FIGHTERS BELOW WEIGHT
FOUR FAST SCRAPPERS WHO BOX TONIGHT AT THE CABIN
M'CAREY STAGES HIS KNOCKOUT ATTRACTIONS AT NAUD TONIGHT
FISHING AND HUNTING
CRACK PLAYERS ARE IN TENMIS TOURNEY
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
ETON QUALIFIES FOR CHALLENGE CUP RACE
GREAT STAKES DECLARED OFF
KETCHELL IS MATCHED WITH PUEBLO FIREMEN
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
CREDIT BETTING IS NOT ILLEGAL
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RESULTS
Compelled to Surrender
DANE AND GANS CEASE TRAINING
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ANGELS BREAK THEIR HOODOO
SUTOR TWIRLS SHUTOUT BALL
BASEBALL GOSSIP
LOCAL CYCLISTS TO RACE AT RIVERSIDE
COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS PLAN FOR BUSY FOURTH
LURLINE GIVES BIG ALLOWANCE
ARRANGE FIELD DAY FOR MOUNTAIN TOWN
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
EASTERN ORANGE MARKET IS LOW AND DEPRESSED
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
COMMERCE WITH GERMANY INCREASEB IN EXPORTS
Pacific Coast Trade
Sugar and Coffee
SUDDEN TURN IN EGGS MAKES PRICES ADVANCE
MINING QUOTATIONS
NATIONAL BANK RESERVES ARE UNUSUALLY STRONG
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Trouble Makers Arrested
Gunboat Is Wrecked
REGICIDE PLOTS REVEALED BY PORTUGAL LAWMAKER
WANTS DAMAGES FOR BURIAL OF WIFE'S BODY IN OCEAN
Alleged American Spy Caught
Suspected Slayer Surrenders
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LARGE CROWDS AT TENNIS PLAY
OUTLAW PLAYERS GO ON STRIKE FOR PAY
RESULTB AT BUTTE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CFMCKETERS WILL PLAY
THROWN FROM CARRIAGE BY TRAIN FRIGHTENING TEAM
BEACH FLOTBAM AND JETSAM
25 TO START IN REGULARITY RUN
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
MILLARD'S CANYON INVADED BY FLAMES
LIFELONG FRIENDSHIP WINDS UP IN MARRIAGE
SANTA MONICA
GIVES RECEPTION AT NEW CANYON RESORT
Kentucky Town Destroyed
LONG BEACH
ALL PREPARED FOR SUPERB CELEBRATION
TABLE LICENSES MAY BE PUT TO PUBLIC VOTE
HUGE STINGAREE CAUGHT IN SURF AT OCEAN PARK
BODY OF MISSING MAN IS FOUND IN SAN DIEGO BAY
VENICE
EAGLE CARNIVAL AT VENICE COMMENCES
San Bernardino News
ADVERTISING PLANS WILL BE DISCUSSED
MINERS NEARLY EXPIRE DRINKING WOOD ALCOHOL
LINCOLN-ROOSEVELT LEAGUE MEETS AND NAMES OFFICERS
JAIL KIDNAPER OF PRETTY GIRL
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
WILL WORK FOR CITY'S FUTURE
CORTELYOU MAKES DEMAND ON BANKS FOR $45,000,000
Denies Building Battleships
SPANISH GARDENS WILL OPEN JULY 4
MOTORISTS TO BE IN FASHION MUST GET TORTICOLLIS
A PRAYER TO SPRING
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