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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 53, 23 November 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ALL EYES FIXED ON SUPERVISORS AND BOND SALE
FORMER RULER OF HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
ONE TIME QUEEN Of HAWAII AGAIN VISITS AMERICA
MAKE GHASTLY FIND IN DEAD MAN'S GULCH. NEAR MISSOULA, MONT.
THE NEWS SUMMARY
RESPONSES FOR CHRISTMAS DAY ARE GENEROUS
Mme. Curie Honored
Prominent Characters in Elkins-Abruzzi Match, Which Interests the Entire World
FINDS HEADLESS BODY OF WOMAN
MAN AND WIFE DIE INSTANTLY
EXPECTS VISIT FROM ABRUZZI
Will Ship Body
MINISTERS OF MANY TOWNS WILL PRAY TO GET TARIFFF ON ZINC
CARNEGIE SAYS PROTECTION NO LONGER NEEDED
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NOTED CHINESE BEARS MESSAGE OF GRATITUDE
King Gustav and Queen of Sweden Visiting in Paris
Alleged Slayer Sought
PARIS BANQUETS ROYAL VISITORS
URGES DONATION TO AID NAVY STATIONS
MEXICAN AND CIVIL WAR VETERAN EXPIRES SUDDENLY IN BOISE
REICHSTAG MAY ASSUME POWER OF MINISTERS
DECLARES MANILA'S PLAGUE ERADICATED
ABANDON SEARCH OF MINE FOR RECOVERY OF BODIES
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CITY MAY MAKE ITS GARBAGE LUCRATIVE
PACIFIC FLEET BREAKS RECORDS AT MAGDALENA
OFFICIAL REPORTER FOR COURT IS DEAD
THREATENED WITH ARREST, FLOURISHES HUGE KNIFE
AVIATOR DELAYS TRIP TO CLOUDS
NEW MEMBERS GAINED BY CHAMBER OF MINES
RECITAL OF EMILIO DE GOGORZA IS CANCELED
NATIONAL LABOR UNIONS TO MEET
THANKSGIVING DAY TO BE OBSERVED BY Y. M. C. A.
AT THE HOTELS
Sentenced to Be Hanged
FOUND BY RELATIVES WANDERING DEMENTED
DEEMS PANAMA RICH LOS ANGELES ASSET
TUNNEL FORCE WILL BE MUCH INCREASED
SUCH IS FAME
CHINATOWN MOURNS FOR EMPEROR ONLY
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AT THE THEATERS
OLD AGE PENSIONS
HOCH DER KAISER!
TRUSTS
LAWBREAKERS
Great Activity in the Building Line
TELEGRAPH
WHITE MAN'S BURDEN
CHRISTMAS
THE WORD
The State Press
Human Beings. Neglected
Question for Solomon
Remarkable Vision
Not a Work of Art
Avoid Worry
Fortunate Cato
Far and Wide
Washington Monument
Ballooning
Old Feud Revived
Baseballitis
Or Use Dashes
Popular General
Swallowed by Taft
Provincialism Is Marked in the Eastern Publications
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
SHOWS DEATH DOES NOT END ALL THINGS
SOLON VICTIM OF POISONING
LEDGE ON CLAIMS NEAR SALOME BEARS SYLVANITE
POLICE URGED TO SEARCH FOR JAMES F. SKANNELL
No Clew of Fugitive
Thirty-eight Slain
Will Manage Los Angeles' New Majestic Theater
MAJESTIC WILL OPEN ITS DOORS THIS EVENING
Twenty Die in Conflict
For the Children
The Theaters
BURBANK CAST IN OSCAR WILDE PLAY .
MEXICAN THOUGHT TO BE SUFFERING FROM LEPROSY
HARTMAN COMPANY OPENS LOCAL SEASON
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
WELSH CONFIDENTLY PREDICTS THAT HE WILL WHIP CHAMPION
BIG LEAGUE FLINGERS IN TWIRLING BATTLE
PRIZE OF $40,000 FOR AVIATORS
TIDE TABLE
NUMEROUS BASEBALL GAMES POSTPONED
Balloon Forced to Descend
English Champ Who Says He Will Whip King Abie
FIREMAN GIVES AWAY WEIGHT
RANGERS AND PICKED TEAM IN GOOD GAME
RAIN CAUSE OF DISAPPOINTMENT
BOSTON CLUB BUYS SACRAMENTO PLAYER
STATE LEAGUE
CLUB OARSMEN WORK IN RAIN
MILLAR PLAYS GREAT GOLF IN SWEEPSTAKE
AMERICAN BASEBALL TEAM IS VICTORIOUS
ATHLETIC CLUB BOY WILL TRY FOR TITLE
RAIN STOPS GAME AT SAN PEDRO IN SIXTH
RAIN STOPS TIE GAME AT END OF ELEVENTH
LONG BEACrI BREVITIES
OXY IS READY FOR BIG GAME
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POLY IS AFTER RUGBY HONORS
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
Local High School Rugby Fifteen Which Will Play Redlands Thursday
RIALTO GOSSIP
FIGHT CLUB TAKES INDEMNIFYING POLICY
ALL-STARS BEATEN AGAIN AT SAN DIEGO
CHAMPIONS NEXT TO LAST IN FIELD WORK
OFFICIAL BATTING AVERAGES OF THE AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS
KIM President's Turkey
The Wretch!
IN LOS ANGELES PULPITS.
INFIDELITY AND DRINK SCORED
WOULD HELP LOS ANGELES SOLVE ALL ITS PROBLEMS
THANKSGIVING SHOULD BE LASTING ATTITUDE
A Hot Box
TORREY FLAYS MODERN VICES
DISCUSSES HEALING EFFICACY OF PRAYER
SEEING OXFORD
FELLOWSHIP SECURES BLIGHT AS DIRECTOR
FORCE OF HABIT
STRUCK BY CAR,AGED MAN DIES FROM HIS INJURIES
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MACK REPORTS TO COMMITTEE
LONG MAN HUNT ENDS IN ARREST ABOARD STEAMER
Injunction Granted
Well Known Pioneer, Accompanied by Her Family, Visits San Bernardino Log Cabin
FORBIDDEN CITY WELL GUARDED
Railway Clerk Killed
Alfonso to Visit Manual
LOG CABIN VISITED BY NOTED PIONEER
MUSIC AUTHORITY APPROVES "SALOME"
FOUR PERISH IN FUMES OF MINE
BASEBALL NEW GAME? NO! OLD AS THE HILLS
Rash Compliments
FINANCIAL
Might Have Guessed I*
THE GROSS INJUSTICE
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News From Neighboring Cities
SAN BERNARDINO
LEAPS OUT WINDOW OF LIMITED TRAIN
START CRUSADE FOR DESERT GUIDE POSTS
BELIEVE WATER TUNNELS ON INDIAN RESERVATION
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF TRYING TO BURN BRIDGE
POLICE FIRE AT BURGLARS, BUT THEY EFFECT ESCAPE
SAN BERNARDINO BREVITIES
MINER BELIEVED TO HAVE PERISHED ON THE DESERT
TRACES TRUANT HUSBAND BY DEED BEING PUT ON RECORD
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS
Elects Officers
ADVOCATES OF ANNEXATION SETTLE SCHOOL PROBLEM
SANTA MONICA
NEGROES FILE PROTEST AGAINST "THE CLANSMAN"
PASADENA
HURRIED CALL FOR SIGNATURES ISSUED
DISCUSS EQUIPMENT FOR NEW PUBLIC PLAYGROUND
PIONEERS ORGANIZE, HAVING SIXTY MEMBERS AS START
NEW CHURCH DEDICATED BY METHODISTS OF ALTADENA
MRS. ELLEN S. FROST, OLD TIME RESIDENT, AT REST
PLANS OF GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANIES FAIL TO REALIZE
LONG BEACH
ANTI-SALOON PEOPLE HOLD MASS MEETING
CITY ATTORNEY BARKER OF LONG BEACH RESIGNS
NATIONAL GUARDSMAN MUST ANSWER CHARGE OF FORGERY
LONG BEACH ITEMS
SCORE ELEVEN RUNS AND GAME IN FIFTH
San Francisco Shipping
THE WEATHER
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MINES, MINING AND PROSPECTS IN GREAT SOUTHWEST REGION
SURVEY ROUNDS ANOTHER CYCLE
< « » — GOLD BEND DISTRICT MINES ENTER A POOL
Underground Workings of Empire Mine in the Dragoon Mountains of Arizona
CONGRESS MILL RUNS FIVE HUNDRED TONS
Mill Changes Hands
CHRISTMAS GIFT AND LUCKY JIM SHIP ORE , TO KEELER SMELTER
AMERICAN NICKEL MINE TO RESUME OPERATIONS
Opens Body of Manganese
Goldfield Jupiter to Work Placer Ground on the Golden Fleece Lode
Again Produces
IS CONFIDENT OF SYLVANITE
COURTLAND COUNTRY GIVES BIG PROMISE
Mushett Lease to Resume
New Mill at Vernon [I
Glance Ore Is Encountered in Eureka Shaft of Arizona Commercial at Globe
WATER IS ENCOUNTERED IN SHAFT OF THE MIZPAH
NEW DISCOVERY AT PEARCE ROUSES OLD CAMP AND VICINITY
GOLDFIELD MAN BUYS PROMISING LEAD MINE
Work Starts on Buzzard
MINES OF OAXACA REGION ARE ACTIVE
Advent of Cool Weather Finds Desert Alive with Enthusiastic Prospectors
LOST MINE MAY BE ROYAL FLUSH
BALLARAT PROPERTIES PROMISE RICH RETURNS
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