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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 36, 6 November 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SAY ELDRIDGE PROFITED BY $15,000 ROAD
THE NEWS SUMMARY
Next Sunday Our Magazine Will Be Improved
MORSE TO GO TO PRISON IS THE VERDICT
ECUADOR CONGRESS ENDS IN FREE EIGHT
HIGH OCEAN SWELL TAKES MUNICIPAL WHARF AWAY
Famous New York Financier Who Must Serve Not Less Than Five Years in Penitentiary
HEARST PARTY DOWN AND OUT
GRAND OPERA STAR IS PROSTRATED BY ILLNESS
UNITED STATES MINTS ISSUE FREAK $5 GOLD COINS UNIFORM IN SIZE
TEN WEEKS' WORK COMPLETES JURY
SOCIALIST VOTE SHOWS INCREASE
VACANT HOUSE LOOTED BY LEAD PIPE BURGLARS
MARYLAND ONLY DOUBTFULSTATE; ELECTORS SPLIT
CHINA IS SLIGHTED BY AMERICAN FLEET
NEW VOTE RECORD IS MADE IN OHIO
DEMOCRATS GAIN 9 CONGRESSMEN
FOUR FIREMEN INJURED IN YACHT CLUB.BLAZE
RETIRED MISSIONARIES TO RECEIVE PENSIONS
FRANCE AND GERMANY KISS AND MAKE UP
NEGOTIATIONS WITH TURKEY MOVE SLOWLY
ELECTION QUARREL RESULTS IN AN ATTEMPT TO MURDER
STAGE COACH TURNS OVER; ALL PASSENGERS INJURED
RAILROAD FIREMAN IS IN CRITICAL CONDITION
SHOWS FIGURES ON AMENDMENTS
SEES EDUCATIONAL FEATURES IN DEFEAT
DAUGHTER WANTS MONEY; FATHER COMMITS SUICIDE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO MAKE SUBURBAN LINES ELECTRIC
TELEPHONE COMPANY GOES INTO HANDS OF RECEIVER
Exhume Historic Bones
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UNCLE FREED FROM CHARGE OF MURDER
LOGGERS OPPOSE SEARCH FOR ALLEGED KIDNAPER
METROPOLITAN STEAMER SUNK ON WAY TO BOSTON
Dynamite Case Set
BRYAN SENDS TAFT HEARTY GREETING
SAN FRANCISCO CASHIER IS ARRESTED FOR THEFT
FOUR MINERS ENTOMBED WHEN SHAFT IS WRECKED
Appeal Is Argued
SAYS ELDRIDGE WAS BENEFITED
WATCH 'ADS' OF HOME PRODUCTS
PROMINENT MEXICAN WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE BY ACID
ROOT AND REID ARE MENTIONED
ADMIRAL PILLSBURY WANTS NAVAL BASE
NEGRO FAILS TO WIN IN ATTACK ON CONSTITUTION
JUDGE MURASKY DENIES MOTION ON INDICTMENTS
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
STEEL PLANTS GIVE ORDERS TO BEGIN FULL OPERATION
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AT THE THEATERS
OUR HARBOR
PROSPERITY WEEK
WORKERS
PROBATION
POPULAR ORDER
NOW FOR THE GARDENING
SCHOOLS
ELECTION ECHO
DEMOCRATIC WORKERS
The State Press
Dry Yule In Chicago
Not Mossgrown
Quail Plentiful
**• Cherry Blossoms
If Roosters
Winter Apples
In Most Cases __**<*.;
Maybe
Powerless King
Study In Nude
Far and Wide
________— . Hunter's Mistake
Too Busy Bees;
Trouble Postponed
~. a. UP... I l-ft .', -~ 1 Tom Has List ,
Cold Outlook > , .
Upward •, ■
California Schools Surpass Those of Foreign Countries
It Is Easier to Convict Than Punish Guilty Boodlers
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
AT THE HOTELS
Musical World
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Two Hundred Lives Lost
Three of the Charming Women Who Will Help Make Elks'. Harvest Festival Success
ELKS' FESTIVAL BEGINS MONDAY
Society
APPOINTS SAN BERNARDINO MINISTER FOR ST. MARK'S
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BOXING RACING ATHLETICS
FIGHTING FIREMAN PREDICTS THAT HE WILL KNOCK OUT BARRY
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
RESULTS AT LATONIA
ANNOUNCE WEIGHTS IN OPENING HANDICAP
HEAVYWEIGHTS WHO MEET TONIGHT AT TEN ROUNDS
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
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Reprieve
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BANDIT SHOOTS; MAN TOO SLOW
NETHERLANDS WILL NOT TAKE HOSTILE ACTION
FORMER PRESIDENT PALMA IS VICTIM OF GASTRITIS
NEW ENGLAND STATES SHOW BIG PLURALITIES
LOCAL STALLION IS AMONG GREATEST SIRES OF AMERICAN TROTTING RACERS
Soccer Team That Starts Local Season in the Lead
MUSTAIN GOES TO SOUTH SIDE
FIFTY-SECOND STREETS AND THIRTIETHS ELEVENS TO PLAY
SHOOTS AT MAN WHOM *. HE FINDS WITH FIANCEE
Missouri's Vote
CURBSTONE PHILOSOPHY
DOG IS PREY TO ACTRESS' CHARMS
NEWS OF THE COURTS
HADLEY GETS 10 YEARS IN PRISON
ORDERS ATTORNEY TO HAVE WOMEN TESTIFY
COLORED MINISTER DIVORCES HIS WIFE
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TELLS HORRORS OF PRISON LIFE
ACTOR'S LETTERS ARE NOT ALL FROM LOVESICK GIRLS
DEMOCRATS NOT DISHEARTENED
THINKS CORPSE BELONGS TO THE COUNTY HOSPITAL
WANTS SCHOOLS NON-POLITICAL
THREATENS TO KILL'WIFE , AND END HIS OWN LIFE
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS i OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
. •—• : WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTTER DEALERS TO MEET
FINANCIAL
Chicago Live Stock
Butter, Eggs and Cheese h
CABBAGE PRICES DROP; WILL SOON BE NORMAL
A-;y Sugar and Coffee
MINING QUOTATIONS
[ j SAN PEDRO SHIPPING |
– – ':-.,'-■ ' – – -■' " v-r*yt*y; California Dried Fruit Price*
Cotton and Wool
7 Declares Dividend ,
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
OBTAINS EMPLOYES' CONSENT TO OPERATE
MORE PUPILS ATTEND HIGH SCHOOL THAN LAST YEAR
LUTHERAN SYNOD ELECTS ANGELENO ITS PRESIDENT
MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES ITS SPEAKERS
RUSHES WHEELBARROW WITH MAN TO WHOM HE LOST BET
TOURNAMENT, OF ROSES IS GIVEN $90 BY LABOR UNIONS
MANAGER OF MARYLAND HAS ABANDONED LA CASA LOMA
LONG BEACH
JAPANESE GIVE BOYS INTOXICATING DRINKS
FAVORS SHORTER SESSIONS FOR CHAUTAUQUA MEETINGS
BOY WANDERS FROM HOME AND IS FOUND BY POLICE
Long Beach Items
MONROVIA
ST. LUKE'S GUILD GIVES BAZAAR; IS PICTURESQUE
Will Put Up' Brick Building
SANTA ANA
RENDERS VERDICT fOR $12,135 TO FARMERS
TRIAL OF CARETAKER FOR KILLING HORSE IS BEGUN
SUPERVISORS WILL LEVY TAX SPECIALLY TO BUILD HOSPITAL
Files Suit for Divorce
Asks Administration Letters
SANTA MONICA
CRITICIZE CONDITION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL GROUNDS
DEATH BUSY WITH VICTIMS FROM RANKS OF VETERANS
SAN BERNARDINO
CHANGES AT COUNTY HOSPITAL RUMORED
LOCAL CAPITAL HEAVILY INTERESTED IN BREWERY
ROAD SUED ON CHARGE OF CAUSING BRAKEMAN'S DEATH
WESTERN UNION LIABLE FOR LOSS BY ERRONEOUS MESSAGE
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS
BOTH BROTHERS INJURED AT ABOUT THE SAME HOUR
CLAIM LINE TO HONOLULU WILL START THIS MONTH
DYNAMITE EXPLODES AND WOUNDS BOY
CITY COUNCIL SETTLES DISPUTE OF STREET LINE
Brief Items from Pomona
RESULTS ASTOUND IN TUBERCULOSIS TEST
FRENCHMEN HONOR WILBUR WRIGHT
U. S. Grant, Jr., Sued
THE WEATHER
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NATURALIZATION PAPERS DENIED
WORKMAN BURIED BY AVALANCHE OF DIRT
ISSUES BOOK CONTAINING HISTORY OF INDIAN TIMES
St. and St.
SEEKS CONTROL OF COAST THEATERS
BELASCOS ADD TWO THEATERS TO STRING
PASADENA COMES TO AID OF BETHLEHEM
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
CONDUIT WORK COSTS LESS THAN ESTIMATED
HAS OPTION ON LOTS FOR ENGINE HOUSE
WANTS TO BE RELEASED FROM SEWER ASSESSMENTS
MISS LINA, EASTLAKE NEAR-HOG, HAS A MATE
WORKERS BADLY HURT AT JEFFRIES' ARENA
Pig Lead Is Needed
Sunday Excursions
ALL THE UNITED STATES GET CALIFORNIA CELERY
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS NOT FAVORED BY COUNTY VOTERS
WILL FINISH TUNNEL BORING BY SATURDAY
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