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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 301, 29 July 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
REPORT GRILLS SCHOOL; LETS GREELEY OFF
FORMER GOVERNOR BUDD SHOWS LITTLE IMPROVEMENT
RIOT STARTED BY DELEGATES
MACK IS READY TO 'START BALL ROLLING'
GAMBLE SENTENCED TO SERVE 3 YEARS
SOTHERN'S ACTION SHOWS HE WILL CONTEST DIVORCE
BRYAN TO REPLY TO TAFT'S UTTERANCES
TAFT PERSPIRES BUT STICKS TO TASK AT HAND TAFT DEFENDS ALL ACTS OF G. O. P.
Unloaded
ASK TWO 'BILLS' TO ATTEND FAIR
PRIVATE HOSPITAL AND RESIDENCE WRECKED
PROPOSE SUBTREASURY FOR SEATTLE, WASH.
MINERS TO HAVE BIG STRIKE FUND
MURDER CASE MAY GO TO SUPREME COURT
ATTACKS TWO WOMEN, THEN SEVERS OWN JUGULAR VEIN
BOER UNHOLZ LOSES TO TOMMY MURPHY
Hot Wave Continues
YOUNG NEGRO IS BURNED AT STAKE
WOULD OUST THE PALACE OFFICIALS
FLAMES DESTROY FAMOUS NEGRO RESORT; LOSS $20,000
FIREMEN, PUT TO TEST, SAVE CITY; LOSS $500,000
NATIONAL GUARD IS COMPLIMENTED
NURSE STRANGLED BY AN INSANE PATIENT
LAND COMPANY MUST PRODUCE ITS BOOKS
'WETS' AND 'DRYS' RUNNING NECK AND NECK IN TEXAS
Officer Bleeds to Death
'OIL' DECISION PLEASES GOULD
GIRL PROPOSES AND IS ACCEPTED; THEY'RE WED
WON'T KISS WIFE. SO SHE ASKS FOR DIVORCE
JAPS READY TO WELCOME FLEET
SUES FOR $80 BOARD BILL FOR DOG KEPT BY WOMAN FOUR MONTHS
MICHIGAN SOCIETY HOLDS PICNIC AT PLAYA EL REV
BISHOP McINTYRE AND FAMILY SOON TO GO EAST
MEMBERS OF GARVANZA ASSOCIATION BOOSTERS
FIRE CAUSES EXCITEMENT, BUT DOES LITTLE DAMAGE
GOOD ROADS CAMPAIGN CLOSED IN OCEAN PARK
THREE HUNDRED CHINESE DROWN
DISAPPEARS; LEAVING CREDITORS TO MOURN
OCEAN PARK TRUSTEE FACES BAD CHARGES
COLORED VOTERS TO HEAR ADDRESSES ON GOOD RADS
AFRAID OF BANKS, PUTS HIS MONEY IN TRUNK; STOLEN
Society
DESERTING CORPORAL ADMITB HE KILLED IRA NEBSINGER
The Theaters
Smoker*' Etiquette
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U. S. STEEL CORPORATION SAYS BUSINESS IS GOOD
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ANOTHER LEAK
DISGRACEFUL SYSTEM
GOOD ROADS
DISAPPOINTING
Making His Own Image
VENEZUELA
EQUAL RIGHTS
The Public Letter Box
HELL!
Banking Methods as Good as Are Any in Civilization
Oil Decision Is a Rank Apology for the Big Trust
A Big Registration Means Danger Ahead for Machine
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RAILROAD SETTLES WITH GOVERNMENT
THE CITY
FORECAST
PARKER TAKES HAND IN HEALTH OFFICE
PRISON REFORM SHOWN BY NUMBER OF PAROLES
COVINA DEMOCRATS FORM BRYAN CLUB
Rector of St. John's Who Goes East to Visit Former Parishes
DEMOCRATS LIKE WOOLWINE'S NAME
NEW YORK GIRL ROBBED OF $70 WHILE ON TRAIN
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
BOND ELECTION MAY NOT BE POSTPONED
LOCAL PASTOR GETS CALL TO PASADENA
THINKS DR. SCHERER JUST THE MAN TO HEAD THROOP
RECORD-BREAKING SALE IS CONSUMMATED IN PASADENA
NOTED AUTHOR TO RETURN AFTER ILLNESS IN NORTH
POMONA
DEDICATE POMONA'S NEW TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY
Santa Ana
SANTA ANA BARN BURNS; FIRE DOES $7000 DAMAGE
REDLANDS' ELECTION PUT OFF TO SEPT. 7
C.OLTON BOY BITTEN BY DOG; DEATH IS FEARED
San Bernardino News
WIDOW OF MURDERED MAN FIRST WITNESS
STRIKES DOWN SQUAW WHO REFUSED TO WED
HESPERIA RANCHERS PLAN RABBIT DRIVE
CLUBBED OFF TRAIN, HE SAYS; KNEE DISLOCATED
WANTS DEPUTY SHERIFF TO BE PUT UNDER BONDS
N. G. C. Election Called
LONG BEACH
GREAT INCREASE IN LONG BEACH REALTY
WOMAN'S BROKEN ARM IS DECLARED TO BE A FAKE
LONG BEACH PLANS FOR RETAIL CLERKS' PICNIC
TERMINAL ISLAND HOTEL SAVED FROM DESTRUCTION
CHARTER COMMITTEE READY FOR BUSINESS
MOTORCYCLISTS HOLD BIG RECEPTION FOR R. G. BETTS
THREE SUITS FOR DAMAGE AGGREGATE OVER $32,000
"COOK MUTINOUS," SAYS CAPTAIN UNDER ARREST
BOY EATING APPLE MOVES BALKY HORSE OFF TRACK
NEWS OF THE COURTS
CALLS HER VAMPIRE, WIFE GETS A DECREE
BLIND VETERAN AIDS WIFE, FIGHTING SON
Asks Release of Or low
Divorce Bults Filed
MAYR DIVORCE CASE FAST NEARS AN END
To Be Tried for Embezzlement
Page 6 Advertisements
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
Dried Fruit Price*
MINING QUOTATIONS
Pacific Coast Trade
LOCAL RANCH EGGS ADVANCE ONE CENT
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
Cotton and Wool
FRUIT MARKET
The Metal Market
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
Coffee Future*
FIVE TRAINED NURSES ARE PRESENTED WITH DIPLOMAS
PROMINENT YOUNG MAN PASSES AWAY AT VALLEJO
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KENTUCKY SOCIETY TAKES IN MANY NEW MEMBERS
AT THE HOTELS
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER HURT BY A FAR FALL
FRUIT STAND ROBBED OF $100 WORTH OF GOODS
AFRICAN BISHOP GETS RECEPTION AT M. E. CHURCH
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LOS ANGELES HERALD CLASSIFIED SECTION
Masthead
ALL LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
FIGHT AT SAN PEDRO TONIGHT
WATER POLO TEAMS INDULGE IN PRACTICE
OLYMPIC COMMITTEE FINDS ONE SUPPORTER
NOW EXPECT TO FLOAT ANUBIS IN A FEW DAYS
CLEVER SCRAPPER WHO BOXES PICATO TONIGHT
SEVEN PASSES BEAT THE SEALS
ACTUAL WARRANT IS REQUIRED IN ARIZONA
FIGHT AT SAN BERDOO
NELSON MATCHED TO FIGHT GANS
AMONG THE BOYS
SAN PEDRO*T!DE TABLE
L. A. A. C. GOSSIP
HEINIE'S HOMER WINS FOR OAKS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WANTS IDAHO DEMOCRATS TO WORK HARMONIOUSLY
HUNTING AND FISHING
RESULTS AT BUTTE
SAYS WARS WILL CEASE IF INJUSTICE IS DRIVEN OUT
THIS IS FINAL WEEK IN NORTH
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
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MAY SUTTON WINS EASILY
OLYMPIC RACE MAY BE RUN IN AMERICA
BRITISH CREWS WIN IN OLYMPIC REGATTA
BILLIARDS AT VENICE
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
RECEPTION FOR AMERICAN TEAM
LIPTON ENTERTAINS ATHLETES
ASPHALT AND CEMENT COURTS SURPRISE HIM
MERCHANTS OF PABADENA AID GOOD ROADS CAMPAIGN
"KID" DALTON DOWNED IN THE FIFTH ROUND
MINOR HEIR IS FIRST IN STAKE
BURNS-JOHNSON PURSE ARRANGED
DEEP SEA FISHERMEN CATCH 50,000 POUNDS
AFRO.AMERICAN COUNCIL STRONG FOR GOOD ROADS
Representative Powers Dead
MASS MEETING BOOMS CAUSE OF GOOD ROADS
MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION
Mixed
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AMENDMENTS TO CHARTER LIKELY
INVENTS TROLLEY WHEEL THAT STAYS ON WIRE
FORCE AUBLE'S DESK TO OBTAIN EVIDENGfc
ROBERTS NOT GUILTY, DECISION OF JUDGE
Delinquent Tax List Of The CITY of HERMOSA BEACH
MINING
KISSED GIRL ON STREET; CHARGED WITH BATTERY
<J> TABLE OF TEMPERATURES 3
FARISH SOUNDS WARNING NOTE
CLERK FINED $100 FOR EMBEZZLEMENT OF $4.75
COUNCILMAN'S SON FINED $10 FOR FAST SPEEDING
HORSEMEN WRECK HIGH SCHOOL AND WAREHOUSE
THE WEATHER
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GIRL FALLS TO DEATH I IN QUEST OF HEIGHTS
OLDEST SON IS KILLED AS HER BABE IS BORN
CHICAGO SCHOOL CENSUS FIGURES SHOW BIG GAIN
ELECTION PROCLAMATION
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INVITES BURGLARS TO DRINK, BUT THEY FLEE
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BUYS POWER AT LESS THAN COST
Scotch Collie Which Is Working in Interest of New Pound Ordinance
"DER JENKENSPIEL" IS ONE YEAR OLD, BUT BIG AND BRIGHT FOR AGE
MANY RAILROAD EMPLOYES FAVOR IMMEDIATE STRIKE
Major H. I. McCrea Dead
WOMAN'S QUICK WIT RUNS AWAY ROBBERS
Y. W. C. T. U. WELCOME FORMER MISSIONARY TO JAPAN
Robbers Get $40,000
'BOB' TO HELP GET SIGNATURES
Coin "Sweater" Given Hearing
OWNER OF THEATER FINED FOR EMPLOYING CHILD
CONTEST FOR ESTATE OF HERBERT SLICHER DISMISSED
LINNARD HOTELS ARE LINKED BY TROLLEY
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