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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 351, 17 September 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SEEK ATTORNEY IN CONNECTION WITH BRIBERY
MUTINY FORCES PASHA TO LEAVE
WIRE UP DOOFS; TRY TO CREMATE FAMILY
STRIKERS IN SANTOS HURL BOMB; 5 HURT
NOTED JURIST WHO DIED FROM CANCER
PIONEER JURIST DIES IN NORTH
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FATHER MISSING LAST SIX YEARS; SON IN CUSTODY
GIRL MEETS DEATH UNDER CAR WHEELS
DEMOCRATS PUT UP CHANLER FOR NEXT GOVERNOR
Noted New York Democrat Nominated Against Hughes
SAVES PLAYMATE AT RISK OF LIFE
BANKERS CRY WHEN BROUGHT TO COURT
Policeman Shot
PLAGUE CAUSES BLOODY RIOTS
LIVES ENDANGERED BY INCENDIARISM
SAN LUIS OBISPO IS VISITED BY BIG FIRE
ACCUSE DOCTOR OF THEFT OF $100,000
SAN JOSE DEMOCRATS HEAR LEADER'S VOICE
MAN WHO 'WHALED' SEN. CONKLIN DEAD
PLAGUE BREAKS OUT IN MANILA WITH 31 CASES
ARMY OFFICER DIES ON TRAIN
FIRE STARTS IN WYOMING MINE
BLAMES CONSTABLE FOR HIS WHIPPING
CANT LIMIT HEIGHT OF BIG SKYSCRAPERS
OAKLAND STORM LEAVES ONLY GAS FOR LIGHTING
TWO DOZEN HORSES ALL WORTH $200,000 SHIPPED TO FRANCE
Collier Elected
DEMANDS A RECEIVER FOR TEN MILLION DOLLAR FIRM
AIDS SENTIMENT FOR ANNEXATION
RAWHIDE PROMOTER IN CHICAGO PRISON
FIVE MORE DEATHS DUE TO SEDALIA'S EXPLOSION
TELEPHONE FIXED TO MURDER HIM
DOCTOR HELD ON MURDER CHARGE
DIES IN EFFORT TO REMOVE LIVE WIRE
TOO POOR TO VISIT MOTHER; ENDS LIFE
NEW BANK TO OPEN AT 2ND AND SPRING
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
SAYS LOWER TARIFF WILL CLOSE 'EM UP
INTERPARLIAMENTARY UNION CONVENES TODAY IN BERLIN
PRIZES FOR CHILDREN
KINO EDWARD SENDS SULTAN TELEGRAM HE DOESN'T LIKE
CLUBMAN FACES MURDER CHARGE
Wurtz" Bonds ♦5000
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REPORT IN FAVOR OF INSURANCE LICENSE
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PROPOSES BARRING MORE TERRITORY TO SPEAKERS
ADVISORY BOARD REPUDIATES BOND SALE; INJUNCTION ASKED AGAINST COUNTY SUPERVISORS
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
CASE AGAINST DOG CATCHER POSTPONED
BOARD REFUSES APPLICATION TO RUN PRIVATE HOSPITAL
URGES EXAMINATION OF ALL PLUMBERS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SENDS PARTY TO JAPAN
The Big Exclusive Piano Hniue
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AT THE THEATERS
BOODLE
AIM OF DEMOCRACY
BOND SALE
WILL UNCLE JOE RUN BOTH HOUSES?
TAFT'S QUESTION
MEXICO
PRIZES FOR CHILDREN
The Public Letter Box
Co-operation Is Needed in Interest of California
Chambers of Commerce Help Progressive Communities
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THE CITY
Accused of Smuggling Chinese
MUST ANSWER PERJURY CHARGE
The Big Kxclu»lve Piano House
POLITICS
DECLARE WAR ON PERKINS
WIFE ALLEGES HUSBAND THREATENED HER LIFE
The Biff Exclusive Piano llouw
Cavalry Soldiers Ready to Break Camp at Agricultural Pask
TROOPERS BEGIN LONG JOURNEY
POLICE TRAILING MURDER SUSPECT
DECIDES CLUBS HAVE NO RIGHT TO SELL LIQUOR
The Big Exclusive Piaiio House
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ALL LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
TOM WILLIAMS 'INSTRUCTS' LOCAL RACING MEN AS TO APPOINTMENTS
CLAREMONT PREPS IN AIR OVER NEW RULE
OWEN MORAN WILL MEET EDDIE HANLON
WELL KNOWN ATHLETES JUST ELECTED IN MARATHON ASSOCIATION, AND CHAIRMAN
Gossip of The Rialto
WHITE KNOCKS OUT KID SELBY
FAST TEAM OBJECT OF COACH AT U. S. C.
JACK JOHNSON IS TO MEET BURNS
BASEBALL AT A GLANCE
AMATEUR GOLF FERVOR GROWS
AUTO ASSOCIATION AND CLUB MAKE UP
Stanford Student Enrollment
MARATHON NOW WELL LAUNCHED
STANDFORD FRESHMEN DEFEAT PALO ALTOS
ANGELS HAVE WINNING STREAK
BEAVERS SHUT OUT 'FRISCO
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ECHO PARK WINS HERALD TROPHY
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
Restaurant Proprietors Accused
Scene at Big Playground Contest, Director, and Two of the Winners
MARGA O WINS THE BIG STAKE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BOSTON PLAYER GOES TO PIECES
SIGNED ACTOR'S NAME TO CHECK, IS CHARGE
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
COLLEGES AGAIN IN FULL SWING
CHIMNEY SWEEP IMAGINEB HE IS ORGAN GRINDER'B MONKEY
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QUITS JAIL AND GOES TO ALTAR
NEW POSTOFFICE FINE BLOCK, SAYS TAYLOR
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS NOMINATE STATE TICKET
Mexican Boy Arrested
LUMMIS HAS GIVEN CITY SOLONS SLEEP DISTURBING PROBLEM
POLICE SEARCHING FOR A HOTEL GUEST WHO LEFT BIG DRAFT
JURY NOT CONVINCED OF HUSBAND'S GUILT
FALLS FROM 20.F00T LADDER, WORKMAN HURT BUT SLIGHTLY
CITY TRUSTEE COMES INTO BIG ESTATE UNEXPECTEDLY
DELAY NAMING POLICE CAPTAIN
STEAMER ROANOKE> ARRIVES; CLUB HOUSE BEING REMODELED
PRIZES FOR CHILDREN
NEWS OF THE COURTS
VOTING CASE TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT
HOLD SERVICES IN HONOR OF FEAST OF HOLY CROSS
VILLA DISMISSED; MURDER CHARGE DOES NOT HOLD
LOS ANGELES GETS A BIG CONVENTION
WIFE'S STORY IN DIVORCE SUIT SIMILAR TO HUSBAND'S
Sues Trolley Company
NEW INCORPORATIONS
SAYS COCHRANE WORE BELT HOLDING $800
"PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE" TO ,WORK FOR TABLE LICENSE
PETITION CITY COUNCIL TO SET IMPROVEMENTS ON FOOT
New Members Admitted
SUICIDE NOTE FOUND AMID HIS CLOTHING
SLEEP ON UNDISTURBED! BABY CAN-ROCK HIMSELF
HORNING NEARS STATE'S PRISON
ROAD HOUSE RAIDED AND MUCH BEER CONFISCATED
We Want It All
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD BHIPMENTB OF CITRUS FRUIT
Treasury Statement
CHICAGO GRAIN
MINING QUOTATIONS
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
We Want It All
CLEAN-UP OF MARKET MAKES LEMONS SCARCE
MOODY'S MANUAL GIVES COMPLETE INFORMATION
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cotton and Wool
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
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CITY SUES FIRM FOR FAILING TO COMPLETE SEWER
MAYOR OPPOSES PLAN TO RAISE A FUND FOR CAPT. AUBLE'S FAMILY
NEWPUPILS OVERRUN ANGELENO SCHOOLS
Society
POPULAR TEACHER* WED YESTERDAY
We W mil It All
S3 for $1 J .»
AT THE HOTELS
We Want It All!
THE WEATHER
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HAPPY MEXICANS CELEBRATE DAY
Company of Dancers, Garbed in Quaint Mexican Costumes, Feature of Festival
MRS. OSBORN SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS IN PRISON
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KANGAROO MOTHER HIDES HER YOUNG FROM DANGER
V. 8. Army Encampment
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