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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 288, 16 July 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
OIL TANK EXPLOSION SENDS FLAMES 500 YARDS
SOCIETY LEADER SHOOTS HERSELF AT PASADENA
NEW CLEWS FOUND IN POISONED ALE MYSTERY
MRS HARTRIDGE'S DEATH CAUSES MANY RUMORS
PLOT TO KILL NICHOLAS DISCOVERED IN TIME
WORK IN DENVER SUITS WILLIAMS IN EVERY WAY
FIND BODY OF MAN AND BABE BATHED IN BLOOD
RURAL CARRIERS TO ACT AS NOTARIE3 PUBLIC
Oil Tanks at Orcutt, Near Santa Barbara, Which Were Destroyed, and Photograph of Fire Raging in Oil Fields
LABORER KILLS HIS ASSAILANT
LANGDON BELIEVES THAT DYNAMITER IS IN JAIL
Boiler Maker* Strike
HUNTER SHOOTS COMPANION DEAD
WOMAN DEFENDS ACT OF SHOOTING MAN
QUARREL IN GRAVEYARD FOLLOWED BY MURDER
KILLS ENEMIES FROM AMBUSH
SEVEN KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION
UTE INDIANS PROMISE THEY WILL BE GOOD
JURY DECIDES DEATH OF BOY ACCIDENTAL
BATTLESHIP NEBRASKA REPORTS "ALL IS WELL"
WOMAN MEETS DEATH WHILE SCALING CLIFF
AFRAID OF MOTHER, CHILD TRIES TO DIE
ARGENTINE ANTS PITCH TENTS IN EAST OAKLAND
CHAUTAUQUANS HEAR TALK ON "BIBLE TESTED"
NEW YORK CENTRAL TO BOOST FREIGHT RATES
FLEET TO REACH HONOLULU TODAY
PROHIBITIONISTS WORKING SLOWLY
FORMER BASEBALL PLAYER 18 ACCUSED OF MURDER
FIFTY.SEVEN FISHERMEN DROWN DURING GALE
Robbie's Guess
RAILROADS LOSE IN TEST CASE
SPIRITUALIST IS NOT RESPONSIBLE
SALT LAKE EMPLOYES WILL PICNIC AT TERMINAL ISLAND
MINE WORKERS PLAN CLOSER RELATIONSHIP
FOURTH OF JULY VICTIM DIES FROM LOCKJAW
ALIA PAYS THE DEATH PENALTY
JOHN W. KERN GIVEN SPLENDID RECEPTION
FORT WAYNE PUTS HIGH TAX ON CLAIRVOYANTS
MAINE DEMOCRATS COME OUT STRONG FOR BRYAN
TOLSTOI SCORES THE GOVERNMENT
SAYS ARRESTING SOCIALISTS IS POOREST OF POLICIES
HUSBAND AND WIFE ARE REWED AFTER 36 YEARS
SENATOR PLATT IS YOUNG AT 75
DYING MOTHER PLANS HER SON'S WEDDING
STEVE ADAMS IS GIVEN LIBERTY
YOUNG GIRL PROVES HERSELF A HEROINE
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POLITICS
NEARBY CITIES TO CHEER FOR BRYAN
MIRTHFUL SPEAKER IS ARRESTED AMID LAUGHTER
« ■ » Dangerous Occupation
In Dakota
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
SCHOOL BOARD FILES ESTIMATE FOR YEAR
CITY DEPARTMENTS BUSY WITH ANNUAL ESTIMATES
ASKS COUNCIL TO REPEAL SPEECH LIMITING LAW
CITY HALL NOTES
TO AID SAN PEDRO HARBOR INTERESTS
Herald Patterns
PUBLIC WARNED OF DANGER FROM FLIES
MRS. FINN FAINTS AWAY WHILE WALKING IN JAIL
INDIAN GIRLS DESERT HOMES, COMPLAINING OF OVERWORK
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GOOD ROADS
JAPAN AGGRIEVED
PROSPERITY
CHARTER SETBACK
MARSE HENRY SAYS
Walkout at the G. O. P. Boarding House
PLATFORMS
BAR AND JUDICIARY
The Public Letter Box
Critic Says Men Are Not All Equal Before the Law
Olympiad Is the Greatest of All Big Sporting
Airships Will Be as Common As Automobiles Are Today
"ONCE AGAIN"
THE CITY
Fined Twenty Dollars
BENEFIT BALL GIVEN BY HOME TELEPHONE WORKERS
— THROWN AND PURPOSELY STAMPED ON BY BRONCO
Help for' Walkert
NEWS OF THE COURTS
No Fund* to Meet Check
LICENSE IS GRANTED AND PARSON KISSED
ASK FOR REDUCTION OF FRANCHISE ASSESSMENTS
DEPOSITORS OF OCCIDENTAL BANK GET 25 PER CENT
FLEMING RETIRES AND WILL CONDUCT PRIVATE PRACTICE
SPECIAL VENIRE CALLED FOR MRS. OSBORN'S TRIAL
DISTRICT ATTORNEY LEAVES FOR TWO WEEKS' VACATION
Released on Promise
WOULD NOT SEW ON BUTTONS FOR HIM
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Perhaps So
WILL CHOOSE JUDGES ENTIRELY FOR MERITS
CHINESE TELLS PITIFUL STORY OF MISFORTUNE
BEACH OUTING GIVEN BY SALVATION ARMY
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ALL LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
GREAT BRITAIN TAKES LEAD IN SCORING AND GOLD MEDALS WON
FISHING AND HUNTING
SULLIVAN PREDICTS THAT YANKEES WILL BE VICTORS
SHEPPARD PRONOUNCED TO BE PHYSICALLY UNFIT
L. A. A. C. GOSSIP
POOR OLD OAKLAND SIMPLY CANNOT WIN
HOSP IS EASY FOR PORTLAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YACHTING GOSSIP
SPORTING QOODB HOUSE CHANGE
Fast Players with the American National Team
GOLFERS BRAVE SUN TO PLAY MATCHES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
AMERICANS WIN CHESS MATCH FROM ENGLAND
BREAK WORLD RECORD
NOVELTY RELAY RACE IS BEGUN
HIGH CLASS DOGGIES FOR SHOW AT VENICE
ENGLISH CRICKETERS WIN
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BASEBALL, ATHLETICS BOXING, ROWING, GOLF
COAST LEAGUE DIRECTORS AWARD FRANCHISES TO TWO NEW CLUBS
EYTON WILL NOT ACT AS REFEREE
ELECTRIC DREDGE DOING FINE WORK
AUSTRALIAN BREAKS RECORD
STATE LEAGUE GAMES
RESULTS AT SEATTLE
Angel Manager Who Has Assured Continuous Ball
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
ENTRIES FOR TODAY 1 '" — i
BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS
RESULTS AT BUTTE
SICK MAN BLOWS OUT BRAINS WITH RIFLE
STRUCK DEAD BY CAR IN CROSSING TRESTLE
GREAT PACER KILLED WHILE RUNNING AWAY
ARRESTED FOR MENACING WIFE AND HER ADMIRER
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VOLUNTEERS AID GOOD ROADS
DEMURRER IN CASE AGAINST RINDGE ESTATE OVERRULED
UNCLE SAM CREDITOR OF JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
Bride and Groom Who Celebrated Fifty-fifth Wedding Anniversary
Society
HOUGHTON'S DEMURRER IS OVERRULED AND CASE SET
MUSICAL NOTES
DRAPER HELD TO ANSWER ON CHARGE OF KEEPING "FENCE"
TABLE OF TEMI'KKATI'RES <S>
LOCKED IN ROOM BY LANDLADY, FALLS 20 FEET; SLIGHTLY HURT
BODIES OF FOUR BANDITS FOUND IN THE MOUNTAINS
International Group of Beauties Known as Compatible Contrarieties, in "The Time, the Place and the Girl". Coming to Los Angeles
AT THE HOTELS
Needed Identifying
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
New York Bonds
PRICES OP METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
Cotton «nd Wool x
MINING QUOTATIONS
The Metal Market
CARLOAD 'SHIPMENTB OF CITRUS FRUITS
»' » Pacific" Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
EASTERN AND LOCAL RANCH EGGS ADVANCE
FINANCIAL
BAN PEDRO SHIPPING
BIG ADVANCE IN CORN RESULTS FROM SCARCITY
NO MATTER WHOSE WIFE; MUST NOT KISS WOMAN
Chicago Live Stock
MINING
AFTER RIVALS FIGHT GIRL MARRIES LOSER
COLLEGE BOY ELOPES WITH CHORUS GIRL
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MEXICAN LEADERS TO CONTINUE IN PRISON
FEDERATION CLUB BEGINS TO HUSTLE FOR MEMBERS
ARRESTED FOR DESERTING WIFE AND THREE CHILDREN
THE WEATHER
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
WATER SUPPLY FOUND IN AWFUL CONDITION
DIES FROM SWALLOWING HER ARTIFICIAL TEETH
FOURTEEN APPLY TO OBTAIN REDUCTION OF ASSESSMENTS
COUNCIL FORMALLY ACCEPTS OPTIONS BY WATER COMPANIES
Bridge Temporarily Repaired
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES
VENICE I
BIG CROWD ATTENDS VENICE CHAUTAUQUA
Santa Ana
RIVERSIDE MAN AGREES TO RUN FOR STATE SENATE
Dinner Time
San Bernardino News
DIPHTHERIA OUTLOOK DECIDEDLY BRIGHTER
PHYSICIAN THOUGHT LOST HEARD FROM AT BAGDAD
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS
FOUND GUILTY OF CHEATING WIDOW BY FALSE PROMISES
MOUNTAIN STREAMS WILL BE WELL. SUPPLIED WITH TROUT
CAB SMASHED TO KINDLING AND ENGINEER BADLY HURT
Santa Fe Foreman Disappears
Annable Trial Commences
GOOD ROADS CRUSADE STRONGLY INDORSED
COMMITTEES CHOBEN TO CARRY ON CHAMBER'S WORK
LONG BEACH
HENEY SPEAKS TWICE BEFORE CHAUTAUQUA
ANGLERS SWARM ON PIER, FISHING BEING EXCELLENT
LIBRARY CIRCULATION HAS INCREASED PRODIGIOUSLY
BANK PRESIDENT WILL RUN ON THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
BEACH FLOTSAM AND JETSAM
WILL INCREASE CAPACITY OF MUNICIPAL LIGHTING PLANT
CUPID TO BLUECOATS ROLE OF MAX NOOTBAAR
GASHED IN THE NECK BY MERRY WIDOW HAT
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