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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 327, 24 August 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SUBTREASURY'S DARING ROBBERY SOLVED AT LAST
SULTAN CAPTURED BY HIS BROTHER
TRAITORS CAUSE FALL OF SULTAN
NEVADA VILLAGE IS BURNED DOWN
THE NEWS SUMMARY
SIX INJURED IN COLLISION WITH ELECTRIC CAR
Port of Constantinople, Swept by Conflagration
MINER CRUSHED BENEATH ROCKS
EXPECT MUCH FROM RIFLE TOURNAMENT
BLAZE IN SAN JOSE DOES $10,000 WORTH OF DAMAGE
VON STERNBERG DIES IN HEIDELBERG HOME
NEW YORK LINES ARE PROSECUTED
BIG POLICEMEN HAVE HOT FIGHT WITH DOG
ARMY OFFICER WILL FACE COURT MARTIAL
SUDDEN DEATH FROM RIDICULE
CONSERVATION THEIR SLOGAN
HUNDREDS OF HOMES IN ASHES
LAUNDRYMEN TO AID ANTI-JAPANESE WAR
40 DROWNED IN NORWAY WRECK
ENGINEER HIT BY MAIL HOOK DIES IN HOSPITAL
MARINES ENJOY SYDNEY SUNDAY
Pioneer Die*
Train la Wrecked
SEVEN CRUISERS TO LEAVE TODAY
ESCAPES FROM JAIL; CAUGHT
STATE FAIR PROMISES TO BE GREAT SUCCESS
Proposes Vast Improvements for University of Southern California
ISTHMIAN CANAL REPORT GIVEN OUT BY PRESIDENT
HAS BIG PLANS FOR UNIVERSITY
MISSING WOMAN ADVERTISED FOR FOUND SAFE AT HOME
Her Wish
LONG BEACH LAWYER DROPS OUT OF SIGHT
PROVIDING FOOT RESTS TO AID WEARY HORSES
DEMOCRATS TO SPEAK AT FIRST WARD BRYAN CLUB
DEMOCRATIC TICKET INDORSED BY UNIONS
Locating the Time
loft
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OFFICE ESTABLISHED BY PEACE SOCIETY
WILL CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY WITH OLD FOLKS AT HOME
SWARM TO LIBERAL ALLIANCE MEETING
OPENING CEREMONIES TO BE CONTINUED TEN DAYS
His Opinion
SHRIEKS FOR HELP DESPITE HIS THREAT
AT THE HOTELS
NEW BUILDING PLANNED FOR KASPARE COHN HOBPITAL
LOS ANGELES THEIR INVARIABLE MECCA
EAGLES ENTERTAIN GRAND OFFICERS
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DEMOCRACY TO WIN
"THE PEOPLE DO RULE!"
SNOBBERY
INFANT MILLIONAIRE
Another Patent Infringed On
PROTECTED THIEVES
THICK SKULL
The Public Letter Box
Self-Preservatlon
Morgan Is a Vandal in His Methods of Art Collecting
Whoppers We May Believe if We May Credit Hearst
Trusty Jim Sherman Is a Slick, Old-Style Politician
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HONEYMOON RUDELY STOPPED BY POLICE
OPPORTUNITY CLUB TO GIVE LAWN FETE TO RAISE FUNDS
CHURCH MUSIC
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING
The Theaters
SPECIALTIES ARE FEATURE OF FARCE
BRINGS WATER TO ACRES NOW PARCHED
OPENS CATHOLIC MISSION TO CONTINUE ONE WEEK DAILY
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
HOLDS PROHIBITION WILL BE NATIONAL
TOMORROW IS ABODE OF HOPE
SOCIALISTS CONVENE AND NOMINATE FULL TICKET
Where the Kissing Is Done
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ALL LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
KAUFMANN HAS AN ADVANTAGE OF THIRTY POUNDS OVER FLYNN
BURNS KNOCKS OUT SQUIRES IN THE THIRTEENTH ROUND
AUTOMOBILE BREAKS COAST MILE RECORD
LURLINE, WINNER OF OCEAN RACE, ARRIVES BACK HOME
HEAVYWEIGHTS WHO WILL BATTLE TOMORROW NIGHT
BIG PARTY TO MEET KETCHELL
SPORTING EVENTS THIS WEEK
PLANNING FOR GRIDIRON DAYS
STATE LEAGUE
Gossip of The Rialto
MULES RACE AT MATINEE MEET
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BASEBALL, GOLF BOXING, ROWING
HOSP IS EASY FOR THE SEALS
ENTRIES FOR TO"DAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
NEWS AND NOTES OF THE DIAMOND
BREAK EVEN IN DOUBLE HEADER
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
AGITATE REMOVAL OF CONSUMPTIVES' CAMP
VICTIM OF KNIFE WOUND IS CERTAIN OF RECOVERY
ARRANGE INDIAN COLLECTION TO GO TO PEABODY MUSEUM
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES
San Bernardino News
HASTEN TO HIS RESCUE IN FANCY COSTUMES
CONSTABLE SUES FOR MONEY CLAIMED FOR HIS SERVICES
CLERKS FIGURE 90 PER CENT OF VOTERS FAVOR GOOD ROADS
STRONG INTEREST IN TENNIS DESPITE THE WARM WEATHER
SAN BERNARDINO NOTES
LONG BEACH
BIG SHARK INJURES TOURIST FISHERMAN
SPIRITUALISTS' CONGRESS DRAWS LARGE AUDIENCE
TIDE-RIPS PREVAIL TO AN UNUSUALLY LARGE EXTENT
CITY WOODMEN OF THE WORLD TO VISIT LONG BEACH CAMP
LONG BEACH BREVITIES
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Option on Redlands Dairy
THE WEATHER
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MINES, MINING AND PROSPECTS IN GREAT SOUTHWEST REGION
ATWOOD LOOKS LIKE BIG CAMP
Bullfrog* Next Shipper
Embryo Mining Camp on the Desert in Nevada
THREE PROPERTIES ARE CONSOLIDATED
Surveys for Patent
NEVADA MINERAL OUTPUT CAUSES SCARCITY OF CARS
BRIGHT OUTLOOK AHEAD FOR CACTUS MOUNTAINS
Nickel from Boulder Creek
English Engineer Examines Copper Claims of Ubehebe and Lida Camps
EASTER SUNDAY LEASE REPORTS RICH STRIKE
WASHOUTS CLOSE MINES IN VICINITY OF JEROME
BULLFROG WEST EXTENSION CUTS EIGHTY.FOOT DEPOSIT
TWENTY-NINE PALMS IS REMARKABLE CAMP WITH BRIGHT FUTURE
RAWHIDE STRIKES CAUSE SENSATION
Didn't Like Soap
CARSON CITY MINT RUNS RECORD BRICK VALUED AT $30,000
PARADISE MARBLE QUARRY TO MAKE THOROUGH TEST
AMERICAN MINES WILL PUSH WORK VIGOROUSLY
TULE CANYON PROPERTIES IN ORE AT GRASS ROOTS
Pioneer of Hassayampa District to Ship from Old Paymaster Mine
Mine on Pioneer Lease
ESCONDIDO MILL STARTS TO WORK
In Doubt
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