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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 280, 8 July 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CHEER AFTER CHEER GREETS ADDRESS OF THEODORE A. BELL
WAR CRAFT ON LONG VOYAGE TO FAR EAST
KILLS COUSIN WHILE TRYING TO DEFEND HER
ARMED INDIANS PEFY THE NATION; RUN OUT SHERIFF
PRESIDENT INSPECTS STEAMER ROOSEVELT
PRINCE AND ANNA ARE NOW HUSBAND AND WIFE
GOLDEN STATE PRACTICALLY IS WHOLE CIRCUS
FINANCIAL REFORM IS , SLOGAN NOW IN JAPAN
Auditorium at Denver Where Democratic Convention is Assembled and Theodore A, Bell, Temporary Chairman
MORMON FIGHT CAUSE OF DELAY
TEMPORARY OFFICERS AT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
THREE FIRES AT CAPITAL ARE RATHER SUSPICIOUS
HELM BROTHERS SENT TO PRISON FOR LIFE
TAMMANY CHIEF LOSES TONGUE
INTERESTING BRIEFS CONCERNING DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
WOULD TAKE THE WHOLE CONVENTION TO LINCOLN
BANKS OF SNOW PILED NEAR THE AUDITORIUM
SPONTANEOUS APPLAUSE GREETS CHAIRMAN BELL
CALIFORNIA DELEGATION VIES WITH NEBRASKANS
PERMANENT CHAIRMAN TO DELIVER ADDRESS TODAY
TEN THOUSAND CHEER LOUDLY FOR W. J.BRYAN
CALIFORNIAN IS LOUDLY CHEERED
PLANS REVOLVING HOUSE; SUNSHINE TO EACH ROOM
PONTIFF IN GOOD HEALTH; REPORT IS ERRONEOUS
BLAMES ENGINEER FOR WRECK; CENSURES S. P.
PRESIDENT HAS BUSY DAY WITH VISITORS
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS SHOW LARGE DECREASE
PASTOR'S PRAYER THAT RESORTS BURN ANSWERED
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NEWS Of THE COURTS
LAPIQUE CLEVERLY DEFENDS HIMSELF
SUES SOUTHERN PACIFIC FOR HEAVY DAMAGEB
Connoisseur's Case Continued
Denies Forging Telegram
In Jail for Theft
Accused of Stealing Wire
■« « » Divorce Suits Filed
Sentenced to Prison
Fined for Cruelty
To Build Jail Annex
.Wants Marriage Annulled
Eight Aliens Admitted
NEW INCORPORATIONS
—~* Revised
SIX SOCIALISTS PLACED IN JAIL
Sollcltud*
POLITICS
FIX MID-AUGUST AS DATE FOR CONVENTION
BRYAN RATIFICATION SOUNDS OPENING GUN
FIND DEAD BODY OF A MAN IN CANYON NEAR MONROVIA
MEET TO PROTECT STATE'S INTERESTS
ONE THOUSAND ARE MURDERED IN KOREA
JAPAN NOW BELIEVES AMERICA IS FRIENDLY
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CHILD SLAVERY
WAGES AND PRICES '
GOOD ROADS
PRINCIPLES, NOT MEN
FREE SPEECH
AT THE LAST CALL
The Public Letter Box
THE SLEEPERS
Believes Courts Usurp Powers of Legislature
Southern Pacific Bosses Menace to Public Health
Believe Two Great Powers Must Rule Pacific Commerce
Prolonging Life
THE CITY
MAN WHO ESCAPED WITH YACHT NOW IN ENSENADA
CITY NEWB IN BRIEF
COLONISTS' RATES TO BE IN EFFECT
CORONER'S JURY UNCERTAIN AS TO MRS. FINN'S GUILT
WEATHER MAN FAILS TO BOOST MERCURY ABOVE 84
HEAR PROTESTS ON TWO ASSESSMENTS
ELEVEN CIGAR MEN IN POLICE DRAGNET
MUSICAL NOTES
ALLEGED BUNKO MAN GETS TERM ON THE CHAIN GANG
FRESNO CITIZENS WONT STAND FOR "THREE WEEKS"
Young Woman Rises Rapidly in Her Chosen Profession
MERCHANTS FIGHT fOR VALLEY TRADE
TO TALK ON "WHAT WORLD NEVER KNEW TILL NOW"
TWENTY-THREE DEAD; SCORES PROSTRATED
Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN IS ON FOR 5000 MEMBERSHIP
ALL.DAY THANKSGIVING IN HONOR OF REV. SMALE
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NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
HUMANE SOCIETY GETS BIG SHARE
POOLROOM AGE LIMIT IS RAISED TO TWENTY-ONE
PASADENA CLERK OF BOARD OF EDUCATION RESIGNS JOB
PASADENA CITY COUNCIL APPOINTS VETERINARIAN
ROSE TOURNAMENT SOCIETY BUBMITS NEW PROPOSITION
PABADENA BREVITIES
ORDERS SURVEY FOR ARROYO SECO 1000-FOOT BRIDGE
SANTA MONICA
SISTERS' INSTITUTE DRAWS BIG CROWDS
SAVES LIFE OF GIRL IN OCEAN PARK SURF
POMONA
POMONA NEWS NOTES
LONG BEACH
SOLON SAYS BIG FEDERAL STRUCTURE WILL BE BUILT
LOST BOY AND ESCAPED PRISONER ARE LOCATED
Alleged Embezzler Released
LONG BEACH BREEZES
San Bernardino News
ATTEMPT MADE TO BURN UP BARSTOW
SIX MEN NARROWLY MISS DEATH ON DESERT SANDS
SAN BERNARDINO READY FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT
SAN BERNARDINO NOTES
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LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
All of the Sporting News Racing, Boxing, Baseball
HOME RUN WINS GAME FOR ANGELS
JOHNSON BATS OUT VICTORY FOR BEAVERS
ATHLETIC CLUB ANNEX NEARING COMPLETION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
READY TO BEGIN PRACTICE SHOOT
AUTOMOBILISTS BEGIN GOOD ROADS WORK
IMPORTANT IF TRUE
Packing House Burns
WHITE STEAMER VOYAGE MAPPED
"HUMAN ROULETTE WHEELENTERTAINS REDONDO MEN
BISHOP POTTER HAS GOOD CHANCE TO LIVE
LOCAL CRACK WILL , SWIM MATCH RACE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MERCEDES CAR WINS BIG RACE
JEFFRIES HAS YELLOW STREAK
AMONG THE BOYS
RACING RESULTS
PLAY MANY GOLF MATCHES
KUTCHOS TAKES BIG CONTRACT
FLYNN AND BARRY GO TEN ROUNDS TONIGHT
GREAT HORSES RESTING
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KAUFMANN WILL WORK AT VENICE
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
CLAYTON OF ALABAMA PERMANENT CHAIRMAN
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
SHAMROCK IS FIRST IN LIPTON CUP RACE
CLEVELAND RESOLUTIONS ARE READ AND ADOPTED
BLANKET INDICTMENT DISMISSED BY JUDGE
BROKERAGE FIRM OFFICERS INDICTED AT CHICAGO
S«em» Appropriate
GUFFEYITES LAY PLANS FOR COUP
RECALLS BRYAN'S WORK AT KANSAS CITY CONVENTION
WOMAN SAVES DOG AND POWDER PUFF FROM FIRE
ST. LOUIS CONVENTION RULES TO GOVERN
On a Stretcher, Perhaps
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
CHICAGO GRAIN
New York Stocks
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS
Pacific Coast Trade
FRUIT MARKET
The Metal Market
Chicago Live Stock
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
MINING QUOTATIONS
DAILY MINING CALL
4 ■ » CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CANTALOUPES ADVANCE; SITUATION IMPROVES
FINANCIAL I
Sure Enough
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OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR GOOD ROADS
THREE BRICKLAYERS DROP THREE STORIES; ALL HURT
HAMBURGER EMPLOYES WILL PICNIC AT BEACH
I TABLE OF TBMPICRATIJRKB <•>
COMMISSIONERS HEAR PLEA OF SOCIALISTS
HUMANE SOCIETY MEN RELIEVE ABUSED BRUTES
THE WEATHER
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
CITY COUNCIL HESITATES ON OFFER FOR AQUEDUCT BONDS
MUST PAY DAMAGES TO THEIR OWN PROPERTY
TO INVESTIGATE SELLING OF LIQUOR AT CHUTES
DEMANDS THAT REDLIGHT DISTRICT BE PURIFIED
BILLIARD LICENSES REVOKED ON COMPLAINT OF GAMBLING
CORONER'S JURY VIEWS SCENE OF CAR ACCIDENT
NOTED AUTHOR LECTURES ON "DRAMA AS SOCIAL FORCE"
Court Protects Policy Holders
ANGELENOS CAUSE PEORIA TO SIT UP
AT THE HOTELS
Society
FIVE DROWN IN RIVER FOLLOWING A CLOUDBURST
Herald Patterns
"MERELY CLEANING UP A DIRTY MESS"~DESMOND
ALLEGED BOMB THROWER SAYS ARREST IS OUTRAGE
MINING
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