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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 28, 29 October 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Leader of State Democracy Predicts Victory for Commoner
GOVERNOR WHO IS TRYING TO CAPTURE NIGHT RIDER BAND
GOVERNOR ACTS AS INQUISITOR
For the Public
CASTRO REPLIES TO HOLLAND BY HUSTLING ARMS
Madison Square Garden and Scenes at the Big Closing Bryan Rally in New York City
DAVID B. HILL AIDS BRYAN IN UP-STATE TRIP
CURTIS ANXIOUS TO DODGE JAIL
'FRAT' MEMBERS FACE EXPULSION
POWDER TRUST AGAIN EXPOSED
I. O. F. Elects Officers
Accused of Kidnaping
DEMOCRATS OF CHICAGO CLAIM BATTLE IS WON
NICHOLAS TSCHAIKOVSKY OUT UNDER $25,000 BAIL
Prosecution Ends Case
One of New Model Airships Expected to Break Records
HEINFELT'S FLIGHT IS SUCCESSFUL, BUT ENDS WITH MISHAP
SAN DIEGO BOY IS BURNED TO DEATH
Butters' Body Cremated
Collier Leaves San Diego
Returns to Stand Trial
Jackman Gets Life Term
College President Injured
Santa Ana's Contribution
HERRING AEROPLANE IS BADLY DAMAGED BECAUSE OF HASTE
REPUBLICAN LEADERS ADDRESS BIG CROWDS
Evidence Bad for Slayer
Woman Attempts Murder
Petaluma Rancher Ends Life
Colusa Hotel Destroyed
■m ri'HK A f(H.I» IN OMi DAY
SUFFRAGETTES BARRED FROM PARLIAMENT
CLEVELAND CAR LINES INVOLVED
Poaching Schooners Seized
Salinas Man Ends Life
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Slot Gamblers Sentenced
To Fight S. P. in Nevada
NEW WESTERN FIELD OF FORESTRY TO USE NEARLY 600 PERSONS
To Search Lowlands
Man Killed by Train
Count Boni'a Case Delayed
Banker Hurt In Collision
Arrest Suspected Kidnaper
Russian Duma in Session
LAST MEETING OF CAMPAIGN IN REDLANDS FRIDAY NIGHT
I'II.KH rIJKKH IN 6 TO It DATS
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INJUNCTIONS IN CASE OF ROAD BONDS ARGUED
WANT LINE OF STEAMERS RUN BY GOVERNMENT
NEW ALLIES JOIN TO AID HOME PRODUCTS
TABLE Ol' TEMPGRAXUKGS
TEACH HEALING AS MENTAL ART
In a Receptive Mood
VACCINATION WAR GOES TO COURTS
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AT THE ; HEATERS
EDUCATION ENDANGERED
SUNNY JIM CLOUDED
PROTECTION
TARIFF ROBBERY
WHO STOLE THE BIG STICK?
SUPPORT DEMOCRATS
DEPOSITS GUARANTY
LIVELY CAMPAIGN
Political Points
Question* for Taft
Important if True
Nor We
Heir of Dolliver
Cheap G. O. P. Sneer
Republican Confusion
The State Press
William Alsorandolph
Pot Dismisses Kettles
Imperialism Checked
Rough on Frats
Precautions
FACT AND THEORY OF TARIFF MAKING
Lax System Is Blamed for Huge Treasury Leakage
•NOTHER FALL NOTE
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THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
WOOLWINE AT LAST EXAMINED BY GRAND JURY
Society
MATHEWSON TO SPEAK AT DEMOCRATIC MEET
HONEST BANKERS WELCOME PLANK
Women's Clubs
TRAINER CLAIMS HE WAS BRIBED
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ALL LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
WHITTIER PLAYS HOLLYWOOD HIGH
KELLEY QUITS STAGG AND MAROON ELEVEN
++-+ BENJAMIN BRISCOE ARRIVES TO ESTABLISH LOCAL AGENCY
HOLLYWOOD QUARTERBACK ADDS STRENGTH TO TEAM
GROOM PROVES TOO EFFECTIVE
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
LOUCKS LOSES BY HARD LUCK
BOWLERS FORM WINTER LEAGUE
SINGLE CYLINDER REO MAY RACE TO PHOENIX
Rialto Gossip
RUGBY CONTEST RESULTS IN TIE
TIDE TABLE
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LATEST NEWS AND NOTES OF LOCAL POLITICS
10,000 TO MARCH IN BRYAN PARADE
PRIDHAM FOLLOWERS PUT MUZZLE ON CRITICISMS
M'LACHLAN NOT CITRUS GUARDIAN
Diagram Showing Positions of Clubs in Big Democratic Parade
SCORES TRANSUE FOR POLITICAL RECORD
ADVOCATES DEFEAT OF INDIA BASIN ACT
ASKS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO AID
PROF. KIRK STUMPING IN IMPERIAL COUNTY
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUB FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
Cotton and Wool
FINANCIAL.
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Sugar and Coffee
San Francisco Shipping
Wilt Talk of Bryan
GRAPE PRICES ADVANCE; SEASON SOON TO CEASE
MINING QUOTATIONS
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
WANDERING VETERAN FOUND AT SAUGUS BY SON-IN-LAW
RESULTS AT LATONIA
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
TO BEGIN BUILDING CHURCH NEXT WEEK
WANTS CHANGE MADE IN COLLECTION OF GARBAGE
BOULEVARD PLANS AWAIT GRADE AND WIDTH LINES
LOS ANGELES.PASADENA AIR LINE IS BEING EXPLOITED
Monrovia Items
WOMAN WHO LIVED IN SAN BERNARDINO 2C YEARS, DEAD
SAN BERNARDINO
BODY OF W. C. MOTT SENT FROM CHINA TO AMERICA
ROBBER GETS POCKETBOOK, BUT IT CONTAINS NOTHING
SAYS MEXICANS SHOT HIM AND STOLE $90 IN MONEY
SAN BERNARDINO COMPANY FURNISHES U. S. RECRUITS
FINDS POET WHO WANDERED AWAY NEAR BROTHERS CABIN
STRIP VOTED TO ANNEX TO SAN BERNARDINO: DEFEATED
San Bernardino Briefs
SANTA MONICA
WILL MAKE SCHOOL GROUNDS BEAUTIFUL
LONG BEACH
POLICE FOLLOWING CLUE TO MURDERER OF BAUMAN
I HOUSEWIFE EXTINGUISHES BLAZE WITH GARDEN HOSE
GIVES REASONS WHY BRYAN SHOULD BE NEXT PRESIDENT
STEALS WATCH AND CHAIN AND ESCAPES ALONG BEACH
Fines Bootlegger $100
Long Beach Items
.. SANTA ANA
SQUEEZE SMALL OIL OPERATORS
ORANGE COUNTY CARNIVAL MORE THAN PAID EXPENSES
VENICE
LUCKY TICKET HOLDER GETS HEIGHT IN MONEY
DARK HORSE FACTOR IN 24-HOUR RACE
URGED TO HELP CONSOLIDATION
Roanoke Is Overdue
THE WEATHER
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WRANGLE WHILE HAL IS DYING
REMOVES VICTIM OF ANGRY CROWD TO THE HOSPITAL
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
WILL ACCEPT OFFER IF WATER DONATED
GIVES SUGGESTIONS FOR AQUEDUCT BIDS
NEPHEW KILLED BY HIS UNCLE
ROBBER PAYS SECOND VISIT TO ROOM OF GEORGE GREER
DEFENDANT SAYS LAWYER WILFULLY DESERTED HIM
QUANTITIES OF JEWELRY ARE SECURED BY THIEVES
GROCER ASSERTS POLICE TREATED HIM BADLY
TELLS HOW FOOTPADS SECURED VALUABLES
FOUND GUILTY OF FAILING TO PROVIDE FOR FAMILY
AL GREENEWALD AND HIS CLERK ARRESTED
BLIND PIG MANAGER WILL PLEAD IN CASE SATURDAY
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