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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 329, 26 August 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
GRIFFES TELLS OF HIS VISITS TO MRS. MAYR
CUTS HIS THROAT AS SOON AS LEFT ALONE
BIG NEW YORK BROKERS' FIRM GOES TO WALL
THE NEWS SUMMARY
Indianan Notified by Democratic Leaders of His Nomination for the Vice Presidency
JILTED; WANTS JEWELS BACK
VETERAN PRINTERS NOW GET PENSION
CHINESE MAY CHOOSE MAYOR
MAN LIES DYING 4 DAYS IN PARK
GIRL JUMPS FROM THIRD STORY WINDOW
SOUL AND SINEW OF DEMOCRACY UNBARED BY MIGHTY ORATORS
Vast Throng Fills Coliseum in the Indiana Metropolis
BROKERS' FIRM GOES TO WALL
MINISTER HAS NO PASTORATE; ENDS HIS LIFE
BIX CHINEBE FOUND IN A LOS ANGELES BOX CAR
MUCH WANTED CROOK CAUGHT IN STOCKTON AFTER LONG SEARCH
BOYS LIBERATED PROVIDING THEY GET'A SPANKING
$150,000,000 BOND ISSUE IS PROPOSED
NEGRO STABS WOMAN 30 TIMES FATALLY
CHINESE MAY CHOOSE MAYOR
BEECH HARGIS HAS SENSATIONAL TRIAL
FREE HARBOR IS BANQUET SLOGAN
MEETS DEATH IN BLAZE AT TESLA
MURDERER WILL PAY WITH LIFE
AMBASSADOR HIT BY MEXICAN BICYCLIST
NATIONAL FOREST LAND FOR PEOPLE, HE SAYS
LOS ANGELES AT HEAD IN STUDY
BUTCHER'S BILL IS LIKELY TO INCREASE
MESSENGER ON PROBATION FOR STEALING WOMAN'S MONEY
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
BULLDOG WITH FONDNESS FOR POLICE BITES TWO
MAN ON REAR SEAT OF MOTORCYCLE FINED ALSO
BPECIAL SESSION OF IOWA LEGISLATURE IS ANNOUNCED
DR. J. BYRON SLOANE AGAIN IS ARRESTED
ORIENTALS THRONG POLICE COURT; MANY ARE FINED
THOUSANDS AT HAMBURGER'S TO OBTAIN NEW BUTTONS
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AT THE HOTELS
ENRAGED MONKEY SINKS TEETH IN LITTLE GIRL'S LEG
Member of Party Returning from Delightful Trip Through Alaska
Society News
PATROLMAN SAVES HIM FROM SUICIDE
VICTIM OF AUTO CRASH IN GRAVE CONDITION
NEWS OF THE COURTS
WOMAN AGAIN DENIED DECREE
TEN COUPLES WILL. ARGUE FAMILY TROUBLES IN COURT
TAKEN TO COURT ON HABEAS CORPUS AFTER BEING FINED
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Hunter Win* Case
Summoned to Paris
JAIL YOUNG MATRON AS AN INCORRIGIBLE
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REPUDIATED
PUBLIC BATHS
BRYAN ON TRUSTS
VINDICATED
HERE'S TO YOU, JOHN
LESSON OF RUSSIA
OBLIQUE ECONOMY,
PEOPLE MUST RULE
SUBLIMELY RIDICULOUS
State Press Echoes
Civilization
Modesty
Ungallant
Los Angeles Qrit
Examiner Building as Yet Is Nothing but a Promise
The Public Letter Box
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THE CITY
Trotter Will Speak
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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ALL LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
KAUFMANN KNOCKS OUT FLYNN AFTER EIGHT FIERCE ROUNDS
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
RESULTS AT YONKERS
FINAL ACT IN CLOSING MATCH BETWEEN KETCHELL AND PAPKE ENDS ALL DOUBTS
Gossip of the Rialto
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Knocked Down by Auto
CHAMPION AND RIVAL SIGN UP
OAKLAND WINS FROM PORTLAND
ANGELS DEFEAT SEALS, 3 TO 0
ALEXANDER WINS FROM CLOTHIER
SEATTLE RESULTB
*«> : Faultiest.,
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RACER SHOWS A MILE A MINUTE
NAVY'S TEAM INCREASES LEAD
L. A. A. C. GOSSIP
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
CROWDS CHEER TARS' EFFORTS
TELLS TALE OF DARING CRIME
WALL CAVES IN KILLING EIGHT
'BABY FARM' IS DEN OF HORROR
DESPERATE JAIL BREAK IS FOILED AT BAKERSFIELD
ALLEN WINTER WINS HANDICAP
DESPERADO ROBS ONE MORE STAGE
MRS. GOULD'S NERVES HURT $50,000 WORTH
STATE TO HAVE BIG MANEUVERS
200 STRIKERS ATTACK MONTREAL TRAIN AND INJURE TWO LABORERS
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JEWSJEI NEIGHBORS OTIS rvev2J?t :JfcN^^i^?ivw>~s^r _i ■. . ' y i
PASADENA
CITY ELECTRIC PLANT PAYS GOOD PROFIT
PLUM3MING QUESTION NOW SUBSIDES FOR A TIME
MEXICAN CONSUL GETS SOME STREET.PAVING POINTERS
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES
Glrl.like
SANTA MONICA
SEWAGE DISPOSAL IS THROUGH NEW SYSTEM
OCEAN CURRENT RUNS NORTH FOR FIRST TIME IN YEARS
E. J. HOLT IS PRESIDENT OF SANTA MONICA SCHOOL BOARD
Wedding at Santa Monica
PULLED FROM WHARF BY 27-POUND CATCH
REPUBLICANS GIVE CRELLER AN ALMOST UNANIMOUS VOTE
San Bernardino News
FIRE NOW CHECKED IN SAN BERNARDINO
DETECTIVE'S HOME CAPTURED BY BELLIGERENT PRISONER
SAN BERNARDINO NOTES
Santa Ana
BOY SHOOTS STEPFATHER IN QUARREL OVER WACES
Ranchers Quarrel .
Suicide by Laborer
LONG BEACH
WEDDING TO FOLLOW A FAST OF 35 DAYS
TINY LAD SEIZES PURSE AND MAKES HIS ESCAPE
FEWER TICKET AGENTS MAKE OUTER WHARF QUIET PLACE
JAPANESE FAIL TO EVADE HEAVY LICENSE FOR AUCTION
NOTES FROM LONG BEApH
POMPANO AND SEA TROUT RUNNING IN LARGE SCHOOLS
The Theaters
POLICE EXPRESS BELIEF THAT REINHARDT IS DEMENTED
CARPENTERS RECEIVE 150 NEW MEMBERS
WILLIAM BURK ON TRIAL FOR MURDER OF PARAMOUR
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
The Metal Market
CHICAGO GRAIN
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Cotton and Wool
MINING QUOTATIONS
FRUIT MARKET
BETTER PEACHES ARRIVE; SELLING PRICES ADVANCE
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
Sugar and Coffee
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
MAY CUT JAPANESE RESTAURANT LICENSES
CHIEF OIL INSPECTOR FAVORS CLAMPITT'S CLAIMS
CHANGE IN ORDINANCE GIVES REFERENDUM TIME
CITY HALL NOTES
IMPERIAL COTTON CROP TO BE A BIG SUCCESS
ANTELOPE VALLEY PEARS GO INTO COLD STORAGE
THE WEATHER
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Former Mayor of San Francisco Who Addresses Democratic League
PHELAN FLAYS HEARST PARTY
L.-R. LEAGUE SHOWS GREAT WORK DONE
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