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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 55, 25 November 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ANNOUNCE 18 PATRONESSES FOR CHRISTMAS
BROTHER OF NEXT PRESIDENT IN RACE AGAINST FORAKER
FORAKER WILL TRY FOR SENATORSHIP AGAINST CP.TAFT
Supreme Judge Resigns
THE NEWS SUMMARY
OIL MAGNATE TELLS HOW HE PLACED MONEY
LONG CROSS-EXAMINATION OF GALLAGHER IS ENDED
Prominent Man Injured
ANCIENT TOMB FULL OF SKELETONS FOUND NEAR EAST ST. LOUIS
CANNON SAYS NOT TO WORRY ABOUT TARIFF
Balloon United States as It Was Leaving Chutes Monday
60 MILE AN HOUR GALE HITS COAST
NEGRO BOY ON WHEEL ARRESTED BECAUSE HE NEARLY HIT PRESIDENT
ELECT CUMMINS TO U. S. SENATE
KILLS HIMSELF AND TWO CHILDREN BY STRYCHNINE
Safe Blown Open
Want Two.Cent Postal Rate
MUELLER MAKES FINE TIME ON SECOND VOYAGE
Railroads Pay Installment
Accused of Plot to Defraud
FALLS INTO GUTTER DURING RA N; BROTHER FINDS HIM DROWNED
THREE NEGROES HANGED BY MOB IN TENNESSEE
BIG RAINFALL AT COLON CAUSES DAM TO SETTLE
OFFICER ARRESTED AT IMPERIAL CAFE
FAMILY BROKEN UP, MAN KILLS DAUGHTER
SHAH REGRETS HASTE IN POSTING PLACARD
Claim Fugitive Was Aided
Chinese Prince Attends Rites
CASTRO GOES TO BE OPERATED ON
REVOLUTION GROWS IN ISLAND OF HAYTI
Get Jurors Quickly
Would Lilt More Stock
EVIDENCE ENDED IN TRIAL OF LAMPHERE
Want Fleet in Pacific
Sixteen Dead in Tornado
Buys Mines in Spain
IDENTIFIED AS ROSA ENGBERG
GERMAN MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS PRAISE EMPEROR
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FEDERAL COMMISSION TO BE ENTERTAINED
AT THE HOTELS
Credit Men Meet
Director of Steel Trust Resigns
CAPTAIN FRIES TALKS HARBOR
Society
DOG PROBLEM DISCUSSED BY CONVENTION OF SEVEN
English Editor Dies
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AT THE THEATERS
THE CABINET
BOODLE VS. PRINCIPLES
CHRISTMAS CHEER
ORIENTAL TRADE
EMMANUEL
COMMENDABLE
Uncle Joe: "Steady, Boy, Steady"
CALIFORNIA CULTURE
POCKETS
GOOD WORK
The State Press
Drawing the Line
Republican Prosperity
—*-Invincible Johnson
For the People
Wrongs to Right
Something Wrong
First Principles
Begin Now
Stirring
Far and Wide
Nude Art
William Smiles
Axiomatic
Captain of Industry
Business Revival
Lavish Hands
Amqpable
Writes an Appreciation of Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party Will Be Tender and True to Trusts
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Eat at the Angelus grill.
'BROWN OF HARVARD' GOOD COLLEGE PLAY
Talented Leader Who Will Direct Al Malaikah Shrine Band Concert
THINK MORE OF BULL PUP THAN CHILDREN
PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY HEARS EXCELLENT PROGRAM
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
ANDREW CARNEGIE WILL NOT APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
Little Boxing Kings Battle Tonight at Vernon Over Fifteen-Round Route
CHAMPIONS ARE IN GREAT TRIM
FACTS ABOUT BATTLES TONIGHT
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM WINS AT BASKETBALL
NELSON DISCHARGED WHEN WITNESS FAILED TO APPEAR
GLEASON LOSES CASE AND BOUT
THOMAS IS BEATEN BY SAILOR BURKE
SAINTS PREP TEAM HAS DISBANDED
AMERICANS WIN AGAIN
Records of Both Boxers
LITTLE RACERS PROMISE SPEED
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
FLYNN GIVES AWAY WEIGHT IN CHUNKS AND WHIPS BIG RUSSIAN
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
RIALTO GOSSIP
PINE ROWING AT NAPLES ASSURED
FORM SHATTERED BY GOOD THING
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News From Neighboring Cities
SANTA ANA
WANTS HANDSOME SUM IN ACTION FOR MAINTENANCE
SANTA ANA MERCHANTS HAVE GREAT TIME ON EXCURSION
NEWS ITEMS TOLD IN BRfEF
Harvard.Hollywood Debate
PASADENA
CONTROVERSY TURNS ON SUNDAY BASEBALL
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP OF WATER ELOQUENTLY URGED
MEMBERS URGENTLY DESIRED BY TOURNAMENT OF ROSESj
Supply Ship in San Diego
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES
GAS COMPANY, AFTER TWELVE HOURS. RESUMES SERVICE
LONG BEACH
THANKS TO BE GIVEN BY UNITED CHURCHES
WANTS LOCAL POLICE TO SEARCH FOR HER HUSBAND
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ATTEND DEBATE AT DOWNEY
LONG BEACH BREVITIES
EXPECT MANY AT FOOTBALL GAME
NO ACTION TAKEN AS YET ON ANNEXATION PETITION
To Preside at Inauguration
Chinese Burned to Death
"Tell" Target Slain
ROYAL DAUGHTERS WILL OFFER UNIQUE PROGRAM
THE WEATHER
CROWDS KEPT MOVING THROUGH BRACKETT FREE PICTURE SHOWS
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BOND ADVISRES WEAR BIG SMILE
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
PROPOSES TO EXTEND LIFE OF FRANCHISES
INSISTS ON QUITTING POLICE COMMISSION
BETHLEHEM CHURCH WILL GIVE THANKS
ASKS INVESTIGATION OF OLD MAN'S DEATH
High Wind in Indiana
WOMAN ACCUSED OF MURDER OF HUSBAND
« ■ « Gold Dredger Sinks
Check Worker Sentenced
Insurance News
PRES. DUNHAM ON VISIT HERE
Protection in Arizona Towns
Urging Salvage Corps
♦-♦-♦ Agree to Read Bill
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