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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 75, 15 December 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CO-OPERATE IN HERALD'S BIG XMAS DINNER
MEN WHO MAY AID IN CANAL INQUIRY
HEATED CRITICISMS OF CANAL PURCHASE MAY END IN INQUIRY
THE NEWS SUMMARY
BROWNSVILLE AFFAIR TAKEN UP BY SENATE
Railway Agent Drops Dead
Two Principals in the Hains Murder Trial and Wife and Children of Capt. Peter Hains
TARIFF ON STEEL WILL BE REVISED
Accused of Theft
Accused of Stealing $6361.72
CASTRO CHEERED BY BIG CROWDS
HARRIMAN WILL ROUT 'MACHINE'
Children
I. O. O. F. Officer Dies
TRIAL OF PAT CALHOUN IS SET FOR JANUARY 5
Power Company Incorporates
Ripley's Suit Dismissed
Attorney Found Dead in Bed
HAINS TRIAL IS BEGUN AND SIX JURORS PASSED
COURT DECIDES HARRIMAN NEED NOT TELL FACTS
GETS PACKAGE WITH $2400 STOLEN BILLS
Receives Threatening Letter
– To Arrange Encampment
TO PUNISH RELATIVES IN CHINA FOR DEEDS COMMITTED IN U. S.
OVER 30,000 TOILERS KILLED IN LAST YEAR
MRS. TAFT REPORTS TO CIVIC FEDERATION
COMES TO TAKE COMMAND OF CALIFORNIA'S TROOPS
Motorman Blamed
NOTED RUSSIAN DIES SUDDENLY
JAPANESE WILL END EMIGRATION
DRIVER OF DEPARTMENT STORE WAGON IS HELD UP
MAN SAID TO HAVE URGED BOYS TO STEAL BICYCLES
DYING MILLIONAIRE IN MOSCOW CALLS HEIRS AND BURNS WEALTH
BOARD OF HEALTH TO BUILD SANITARY CAR
TIMBER CUTTERS WORKING IN SIERRAS ARE CREMATED
AMENDMENT SEPARATING TAXES WILL BE REVISED
TORPEDO FLEET MAY GO TO VENICE FOR HOLIDAYS
Man Found Murdered
Two Burglars Captured
Slain by Wife's Brother
DINE AS DINNER MAKERS SHOULD
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Putrid Meat Victim Dying
Dissolution Suit Adjourned
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Postoffice Robbed
German Steamer Grounded
New Deputy Appointed by City Attorney Hewitt
SUPERIOR CLERK IS TO SUCCEED SHENK
COUNCIL ANXIOUS TO AVOID MUCH DAMAGE
VIVIDLY DESCRIBES KILLING OF MOTHER
PROTESTS FILED AGAINST GIVING SALOON LICENSE
CLAIMS PROPERTY UNDER AGRICULTURAL LANDS ACT
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AT THE THEATERS
CHRISTMAS
JAPANESE QUESTION
ROOSEVELT
GAMBLING
Stung !
TEACHERS' TOUR
SHOCKED
UNREASONABLE DELAY
The State Press
Knight "Nit"
And We?
Exemplary Farms
One on Carrie
Bad Difficulty
Strict Rules
Punctuality
Bad Habit
Fly Joke
Far and Wide
Cheap Postage
Shop Early
Smashing Affinity
Will Be Lonesome
Publicity
Paradox?
Memory Gone
Metal Mining Was Ignored at the American Congress
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE TO HEAR OF BACK TAXES
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Near-Champion Middleweights Battle Tonight at Jeffries' Vernon Arena
PAPKE AND KELLY IN FINE TRIM AND DOWN TO REQUIRED WEIGHT
ROSEBEN BEATEN IN MUDDY GOING
HYLAND TAKING GREAT CHANCES
FOUR FAVORITES REWARD TALENT
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
RIALTO GOSSIP
JOHNSON WINS FIRST MATCH BILLIARD GAME
OXY SENIORS DEFEAT JUNIORS TWO TO ONE
ITALIAN AND INDIAN READY FOR BIG RACE
BASEBALL COMMITTEE TO RENDER DECISION ON BRIBERY CHARGES
NEW GAME LAWS MAY BE PASSED
SAINTS BEGIN THEIR BASEBALL PRACTICE
ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB ORGANIZES TEAM FOR GOLF
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
Y.M.C. A. ARRANGES HOLIDAY PROGRAMS
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'BEN HUR' STILL HOLDS APPEAL
SOPHIE DE WOLF, AT THE ORPHEUM
MUSIC
MAKE PLEA FOR FRATERNITIES
SAN PEDRO ASKING FOR CITY SCHOOL
ALLEGED NIGHT RIDERS ON TRIAL; CLANSMEN PRESENT
Merchant of Stockton
Ice Trust Cases
Lemos Acquitted
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TEACHERS LOSE ADVANTAGE OF SPECIAL COUPON
HAZARD PARK BODY SLURS MULHOLLAND
EXTRA CLERKS EMPLOYED FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY
NEW POUND MASTER NAMED BY MAYOR
LAMB DISLIKES CHASING CANINES
MEETING DAYS FOR CITY COUNCIL COME TUESDAYS;
NEW INCORPORATIONS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
California Dried Fruit Prices
Chicago Live Stock
Cotton and Wool
EASTERN EGG OFFERINGS FAIL TO INTEREST BUYERS
MINING QUOTATIONS
Sugar and Coffee
AT THE HOTELS
Naval Apprentice Confesses Murder
Blakemore Arrested
Two Obtain Divorces
Ward's Sentence Delayed
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News From Neighboring Cities
LONG BEACH
DEADLOCK PREVENTS ACTION ON CHARTER
ASKS FOR WRIT OF MANDATE TO COMPEL ELECTION CALL
Gas Nearly Kills Child
LONG BEACH ITEMS
OCEAN PARK
PROMPTLY GRABS GUN AND SAVES HIS LIFE
WOMAN'S CLUB DISCUSSES PRESIDENT'S LAST MESSAGE
FINDS HIS AGED FATHER SITTING DEAD IN CHAIR
RIVERSIDE
ESTIMATE FOR CROP OF ORANGES ISSUED
RIVERSIDE MAYOR APPOINTS A NEW CHIEF OF POLICE
AWARD CONTRACT TO IMPROVE SAN PEDRO
DISTRIBUTES BEET SEED TO FARMERS
PASADENA
SAYS PANAMA CANAL WORK IS DIFFICULT
WOMAN UNABLE TO WALK IS RESTORED TO HEALTH
PASADENA BUSINESS MEN PURCHASE MEXICAN ROAD
THROOP INSTITUTE FUND FOR BUILDING AMOUNTS TO $50,000
Adolphus Busch to Come
Names Last Tournament Aids
PASADENA BRIEFS
SANTA ANA
AUTO RUNS INTO BICYCLE; GIRL RIDER SLIGHTLY HURT
Santa Ana Briefs
SAN BERNARDINO
BOARD APPOINTS NEW DISTRICT ATTORNEY
CONDUCTORS REPORTED AS MENACED WITH DISCHARGE
SANTA MONICA
BOARD OF TRADE PUTS IN CLAIM TO TAX LEVY FUND
THEATRICAL COMPANY FINDS GENEROUS LOCAL SUPPORT
GIVES DINNER TO VISITORS TO UNVEILING OF STATUE
Fire Causes $1200 Loss
POMONA
ORANGE CROP ESTIMATED TEN PER CENT GREATER
LOCAL AND SOCIETY NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF PARAGRAPHS
SAN PEDRO ELECTION CASE AGAIN DELAYED
THE WEATHER
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SCHOOL BOARD IS VINDICATED
GARBAGE QUESTION STILL VEXES THE CITY COUNCIL
MASKS AND FULL BURGLAR OUTFIT FOUND IN ROOM
CITY HALL NOTES
PASSES LAW TO PROHIBIT POOLS
TWO MORE NURSES ALLOWED SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION!
CLERK DELIVERS SUIT; IS ROBBED AND LOCKED IN
ROBBERS BLOW OPEN SAFE IN LAUNDRY
LARGE HATS, SMALL SHOES AND SHEATH GOWNS BIG PROBLEM
BICKFORD COMMITTED TO ASYLUM AS PEING INSANE
EDUCATED RUSSIANS PLAY IN HARD LUCK
Y. M. C. A. TO OPF.N ITS LYCEUM COURSE TONIGHT
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