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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 311, 8 August 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
STEAMER BURNS; 8 PERSONS PERISH
WINSOME TOT KIDNAPED FROM MOTHER'S HOME
BIG TREES MAY BE SWEPT BY FLAMES
WOMEN REPLACE RAILROAD MEN
IDAHO DEMOCRATS TO APPEAL TO USE NAME
$125,000 GOLD DREDGER IS BURNED INJHASTA COUNTY
RAILROADS ARE READY TO KNIFE THE DEMOCRATS
CARDINAL GIBBONS GREATLY IMPROVED
FORMER SOLDIER SHOOTS FARMER; VICTIM WILL DIE
THE NEWS SUMMARY
Remember This When Taft's Voice Comes from the Talking Machine
LEADERS PLAYING SHARP POLITICS
BELIEVE BOY'S SLAYER IS NOW BEHIND BARS
Big Gold Shipment
DORR RELEASED ON BIG BONDS
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THAW DECLARES FUNDS ARE GONE
Burns.Squires August 24
JUDGE BETHEA FINES THE SANTA FE $7000
TURKISH OFFICIALS ARE UNDER ARREST
JAPANESE CROSS THE BORDER; NOW IN JAIL
KERN PREDICTS GREAT VICTORY
RIVAL MUSICIANS IN SANGUINARY DISCORD
GAMBLES OFF MONEY AND SHOOTS HIMSELF
THREE KILLED, FOUR INJURED IN WRECK
SEVERE STORM ' WEEPS THROUGH PENNSYLVANIA
OUT OF $600,000 ESTATE $500,000 GOES TO CHARITY
ASK THE MASSES TO SWELL FUNDS
ABE RUEF'S SCHEME BALKED BY HENEY
CHICAGOANS WASTING GREAT WATER SUPPLY
LOS ANGELES MAN NAMED SECRETARY OF A LEGATION
BOSTON STREETS RESEMBLE RIVER
NEGRO RESCUED FROM MOB BY AN OFFICER
FATHER OF ANGELENO TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
•—-• _ NOTED TEMPERANCE LEADER DIES IN OHIO, AGED 92
SHAH PAWNS HIS JEWELS TO CARRY OUT EXPEDITION
AGED WOMAN ASSAULTED AND ROBBED OF HANDBAG
MAN BREAKS NECK, BUT LIVES FORTY-EIGHT HOjJRS
KNIGHTS BREAK CAMP AT BOSTON
CAR BOMBARDED BY HOODLUMS, WHO PELT IT WITH CANTALOUPES
SURRENDER BECAUSE 0F FEAR AND HUNGER
WILL WELCOME NEW OFFICERS
Two Drown In River
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DOG CATCHERS WHO ASSAULTED OLD MAN FINED
JUDGE PARKER GOES NORTH IN AUTO
FAMILY FEUD RESULTS IN PROBABLY FATAL SHOTS
NEWS OF THE COURTS
BRILLIANT LAWYER IN SORRY PLIGHT
MRS, THORPE COMPLAINS TO THE COURT OF HUSBAND
GENTLEMAN BURGLAR IS SENTENCED TO FOLSOM
Sues Santa Fe Railroad
Released on Probation
RECEIVER ASKED FOR VENICE SHIP HOTEL
CUPID'S WORK IS UNDONE BY COURT
Sues Pacific Electric
Boys Sent to Lone
AT THE HOTELS
NEW INCORPORATIONS
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TARIFF REFORM
PRIMARIES
FINANCIAL DRAIN
VENEZUELAN TWILIGHT
UNITED DEMOCRACY
SUGGESTION AND CRIME
SENSIBLE RELIGION
State Press Echoes
Dance Halls Banished
Weak
Economizing
Unequaled
Temperance and Speed
Stay Panned
Dew Tell
Political Points
Roosetaft
Frost for Hearst
Don't Worry
Hamlet Without Ham
And Grease It
Misfit
The Public Letter Box
How Southern California Is Fulfilling a Great Destiny
Harriman Has Himself to Blame for Public Hostility
Leading Nations Nearly All Have Financial Troubles
Page 4 Advertisements
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THE CITY
Superintendent of Telegraph
HUMANE ANIMAL LEAGUE IS FORMALLY ORGANIZED
MINER HAS NOT WEALTHBUT DELIRIUM TREMENS
POLITICS
DEMOCRATS HOLD THEIR CAUCUSES
ASK LEGAL REFORM OF CONVENTION
Fraternal Brotherhood's Boss Boosters Will Make Fifth Annual Picnic at Redondo Today Big Success
SOLDIERS' HOME IS STRONG FOR BRYAN
Paper Trust Boosts Price
CLERKS WILL PICNIC BY THE THOUSANDS
SOCIETY REPORTS ON CASES OF CRUELTY TOWARD ANIMALS
MINER ROBBED, BUT MONEY RECOVERED AND MEN CAUGHT
4AS BEEN USING DIAMOND TO DISFIGURE WINDOWS
COMBINE BANKS IN NEW TRADERS
ASSERTS SHE IS VICTIM OF POLICE PERSECUTION
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ALL LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
REFEREE STOPS FIGHT IN THE SEVENTH ROUND
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
Gossip of the Rialto
DARKEY HAL WINS 2:08 PACING RACE
Low Water Causes Insolvency
ALL ABOARD FOR SANTA BARBARA
INTER-CLASS TRACK MEET AT HARVARD
BRISWALTER MAKES GOOD IN FAST LEAGUE COMPANY
SEALS GET ONLY 2 MEASLY HITS
HUNTING AND FISHING |
LOCAL AMATEUR WINS HIS GAME
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BASEBALL, GOLF BOXING, ROWING
ATHLETES ROAST THE ENGLISHMEN
WHERE TO FISH
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TRAP SHOOTERS DO SPLENDIDLY
L. A. A. C. GOSSIP
NEWS AND NOTES OF THE DIAMOND
NEW FOOTBALL GUIDE IS MUCH IMPROVED
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
RESULTS AT SEATTLE
YALE OARSMEN DENY RUMOR OF CHANGE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
STOCKHOLDERS MUST VOTE ON AGREEMENT
PLUMBING CONTROVERSY MAY BE RECONSIDERED
DENIES EVER HAVING MADE CHARGE AGAINST INSPECTOR
WANTS TO START OUTDOOR THEATER, OPEN ON SUNDAYS
CONFIDENT HE HAS AIRSHIP THAT CAN CROSS ATLANTIC
HOLINESS CHURCH WILL CAMP Special tn The Herald
POMONA
BRIEF NOTES AND COMMENTS ON RECENT LOCAL EVENTS
Santa Ana
NOTES FROM SANTA ANA AND VICINITY BRIEFLY CHRONICLED
SOUTHERN PACIFIC PUTTING IN NEW SIDINGS AND SPURS
SANTA MONICA
EXPERT WOMAN THUG HOLDS UP JAPANESE
ENTERTAINED AT LAWN FETE
HUGE DERRICK FALLS ON NEW MUNICIPAL WHARF
AUTOMOBILE MEN WILL TRY TO GET LESS REGULATION
LONG BEACH
BANK BRINGING ITS CREDITORS TO BOOK
MOURNERS PERFORM LAST RITES ON P'.EASUr^ PIER
MISSIONARY SOCIETY NAMES OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR
LOCAL ITEMS BRIEFLY TREATED
Burglars Show New Activity
PROPOSE CHARGING MORE FOR LICENSE TO SELL LIQUOR
San Bernardino News
GIRLS MAKE RECORD TRIP ON BAD TRAIL
CASE AGAINST ANNABLE IS FINALLY DISMISSED
ARRESTED FOR FMBEZZLEMENT COMMITTED IN SACRAMENTO
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS St-eclal to The Herald.
; WOODMEN ABANDON HOPE OF FINDING J. H. MATHES
PROPOSE NOW TO REVIVE MOVEMENT FOR CHARTER
VENICE
PHYSICIANS CONVENE FOR SANITATION DISCUSSION
BURGLARS AGAIN AT WORK, BUT CITY HAS BLOODHOUNDS
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT
MAYOR HARPER ADDRESSES MEMBERS OF SEVENTH WARD
DIES AFTER DRINKING FROM DESERT SPRING
RUMOR SAYS THAT DOVER HAS RESIGNED
ENGLISH GRAFTERS FOUND GUILTY; TRIAL COSTS $50,000
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Page 8 Advertisements
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUIT
CHICAGO GRAIN
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
PROTEST AGAINST NEW RAILROAD ICING RATE
MINING QUOTATIONS
SWEET POTATOES WEAKEN; SLIGHT DROP RESULTS
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET |
Coffee Futures
The Metal Market
San Francisco Shipping
BUYERS CONTINUE TO SHOW CONSERVATISIM
BANK CLEARINGS
Chicago Live Stock
Cotton and Wool
On the Boulevard
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MINING
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST DELEGATES IN SESSION
AGED WOMAN ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF FORGERY
Carpenter Commits Suicide
THE WEATHER
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MAGON DENIES WRITING LETTER
TELLS HOW "DOODLE DEES" STARTED A"ROUGH HOUSE"
MUTINEERS ON STEAMER ANUBIS KEPT IN IRONS
Longshoreman Drops Dead
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
FUNDS NOT EQUAL TO DEPARTMENTS' NEEDS
CITY HALL NOTES
MILITARY PRISONERS GET AWAY ON ANGEL ISLAND
PROPOSE TO ENLARGE RED LIGHT DISTRICT
LOS ANGELES ELKS PLAN FOR HARVEST FESTIVAL
Z TABLE OF TEMPERATURES '•■
$12,000 CROP STAKE IN BIG WHIST GAME
ITALIAN SEARCHING FOR HIS WIFE, CASH AND JEWELRY
SECTION FOREMAN SAVES TRAIN FROM BEING WRECKED
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