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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 99, 8 January 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
COUNTY PAYS BIG PRICE FOR AUTOMOBILES
NIGHT RIDERS FOUND GUILTY
QUARREL OVER PAYMENT OF DEBT CAUSES TRAGEDY
SENATOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA WRATHFUL
PRETTY GIRL GONE WITH DUTCH COUNT; FAMILY IS ANXIOUS
Inaugurated Governor
TILLMAN ANGRY AT PRESIDENT'S ATTACK ON HIM
SEN. PERKINS IS NOMINATED HIS OWN SUCCESSOR
To Make U. S. Money in ''alrce
WARNS KING OF PORTUGAL THAT PLOT TO DETHRONE HIM IS IN PREPARATION
Is Vice Protected in Los Angeles?-II
THREE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH, FOUR INJURED
CONDEMNED PRISONER WILL BE HANGED AT SAN QUENTIN
Mayor of Los Angeles Pleads Cause of Liquor Sellers at Beach Resort
U.S. FLEET IS THIRD TO SAIL IN SUEZ CANAL
CONSULT ON GOVERNMENT SUIT TO BREAK MERGER
New Order Benefits Homeseekers
ADMITS OIL OCTOPUS ACTS UNDERHANDEDLY
FIENDS WRECK TRAIN; ONE PERSON KILLED
SALOON HELD UP BY MASKED MEN
MINING BROKER ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF FORGERIES
DEFENDS HOUSE RULES FIRMLY
NORTHWEST HELD IN STORM KING'S GRASP
JUVENILE COURT ACT IS DECLARED TO BE VALID
SEN. KNOX WILL NOT RESIGN UNTIL MARCH
MINISTER MAY STILL BE ALIVE
EMPLOYE SAYS POWDER TRUST HAS "YELLOW DOG"
FOUNDER OF SAN DIEGO IS DEAD
INNER HARBOR WORK MAY BEGIN SHORTLY
PRISONER INSISTS THAT TREATMENT BE LUXURIOUS
MONITOR CHEYENNE MAKING TESTS OF NEW OIL BURNER
JURY PROMPTLY ACQUITS NEGRO HELD FOR MURDER
Indicted Man Arrested
Railroad to Spend $30,000,000
TONGS SIGN TRUCE; THEN KILL CHINESE
Capital Stock Increased
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
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STRUCK DOWN BY HOLLYWOOD CAR
Cheiro May Escape Penalty i
Alabama Liquor Law. Upheld
JACOB BARUCH PASSES AWAY
Wilson Divorce Suit Dismissed
SAYS PRESIDENT AGAIN COMMITS "LAWLESS ACT"
(From Yesterday's Los Angeles Express) LEWIS ADMITS AGENCY FOR MANHATTAN HOTEL
Answers 114 Fire Alarms
BANK'S PATRONS EAGER FOR MONEY
Defendant in Big Suit
Train Is Derailed
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AT THE THEATERS
ASTOUNDING LAPSE
CONSOLIDATION
HARPER'S SHAMELESSNESS
BITERS BIT
Seeking Cover
TARIFF LIE
IS VICE PROTECTED?
Mr. Harriman Is Antagonistic to a Vital Public Policy
We Should Offer Good Old Constitutional Guarantees
The State Press
Law's Delays
Where Hetty Balks
Advance Unreasonable
Value of Vigilance
His Narrow Escape
Los Angeles Enterprise
Equal Rights
Taft a Democrat *
Oakland Justice
Far and Wide
So Say We All
As in California
Aquarian
Ferrero's Ferocity
Limited Generosity
Vicarious Economy
Always Perpetual Secretary
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
MULHOLLAND TO ADDRESS AUDIENCE OF CLUBWOMEN
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Society
Gilroy Pioneer Dead
JONES ACCUSES MISSES GLEASON
CARTER HARRISON TO ADDRESS DEMOCRATS
THOMAS M'CLUNG DIES AT AGE OF 84 YEARS
PHYSICIAN EXAMINES MARKS LEFT BY BULLETS
William Glenarm Washburn, Who Will Be Starred in "The Heir to the Hoorah"
HIT BY FLOWER POT; PROBABLY OWES HIS LIFE TO DERBY HAT
BISHOP ISSUES APPEAL TO CATHOLICS OF DIOCESE
Gives Inaugural Gift
NOTICE!
MUSIC
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
YBOR AND VANEN HUGE SURPRISES
FIVE CAPITALISTS TO BACK NEW CLUB
BASKETBALL TEAM OF LAW SCHOOL WILL MAKE TOUR
Crack Wrestlers of Los Angeles Athletic Club Who Will Participate in Tournament
PACKY RESTS FOR ONE DAY
CHICAGO MAYOR HAS LIFTED BOXING LID
BASEBALL AND FOOTBALL CAPTAIN LEAVES SCHOOL
PASADENA SQUAD PROMISES WELL
RIALTO GOSSIP
WRESTLERS WILL DEFEND TITLES
FAMOUS TRACE TRACK TO CLOSE FOREVER
ONE OF ATHLETIC CLUB'S STAR PLAYERS
WILL PLAY FOR BENEFIT OF EARTHQUAKE SUFFERERS
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
WILL PLAY FOR HANDBALL CUP
NEBULOSUS WINS FROM GOOD ONES
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
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LEAGUE FORMED IN BASKETBALL
OCCIDENTAL VARSITY DEFEATS PASADENA
HIGH SCHOOLS RENEW BASKETBALL SERIES
FEARS TO BE CALLED NOT HONEST; COMMITS SUICIDE
ST. VINCENT'S GETS NEW BASEBALL COACH
WELSH IS INDIGNANT AT STORY OF DEFEAT
O'CONNOR ADMITS HE HAS LOST HIS JOB
ABE ATTELL SIGNS TO FIGHT E. WEEKS
DRAFT AND RESERVE RULES ARE ENFORCED
KETCHEL ARRESTED; SUED FOR $10,000
NEW SERIES OF GAMES SET BY SOCCER FOOTBALL LEAGUE
WILL PLAY FOR BENEFIT OF SUFFERERS BY EARTHQUAKE
NAT GOODWIN AND BRIDE ARRIVE AT BEACH HOME
PLEDGES MADE TO WIPE OUT DEBT ON CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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PUPILS AID TEACHERS IN BIG CONTEST
SHRINERS TO DANCE FOR CHARITY'S SAKE
BAIL OF ACCUSED CLERK RAISED AND FURNISHED
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE WILL BE TRIED TUESDAY
FORCED BY HUSBAND TO LIVE IN STABLE
ACCUSED OF EXTORTING MONEY FROM ARMY VETERAN
Incorporations
Sues to Recover Loan
Brings Alleged Embezzler
FEAR INQUISITORS MAY NOT AGREE
SCHOOL TEACHER INJURED BY JUMPING FROM CAR
LOS ANGELES FIRM GETS HALF MILLION IN BONDS
To Probate Will
Damages Allowed
Asks for Receiver
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
FRUIT MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
FINANCIAL
DENVER & RIO GRANDE ISSUS ADDITIONAL BONDS
Sugar and Coffee
MINING QUOTATIONS
BULL MOVEMENT FORCES ONIONS TO TWO DOLLARS
NEW YORK COTTON
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cotton and Wool
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
PREPARE PLANS FOR LIVE STOCK MEETING
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KING EMMANUEL GIVES $200,000
FOUR BURN TO DEATH; FATHER CARRIES WIFE AND 2 OTHERS IN ARMS
E.H. SOTHERN APPEARS IN 'RICHARD LOVELACE'
WOMAN BOOKKEEPER SAYS SHE HAS EMBEZZLED $4000
HOTEL BURNS; TWO DEAD, SEVERAL SERIOUSLY HURT
DECLARES HAINS INSANE AUG. 15
RUEF'S ATTORNEYS WANT FOUR MONTHS FOR APPEAL
TO BE FIRST LOCOMOTIVE PLANT WEST OF PITTSBURG
CHARGES FIANCEE WITH LARCENY OF $1500 GIFTS
WIDOW OF CAPITALIST BARNEY LEFT $2,000,000
Will Depends on Date
Venice Life Saving Corps Winner at Rose Tournament
SUSPENDED BANK MAY BE REOPENED SOON
IS CONNOLY AFTER BIG HARBOR STORY?
WILL ASK VOTE BEFORE SELLING ELECTRIC PLANT
BUILDING INSPECTOR SAYS ORDINANCES NOT FOLLOWED
OYSTER PURCHASE PROVES HIGHLY PAYING INVESTMENT
BEAR VALLEY WATER TRANSFER COMPLETE
COUNCIL AND EDISON COMPANY TO CONFER
AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE GIVEN IN AID OF VISITING NURSES
Club Elects Officers
Difficult to Get Jury
Files Suit for Divorce
THE WEATHER
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CONVICTED OF BEATING WIFE
GAME WARDEN BRINGS CRIMINAL LIBEL SUIT
PRISONERS ENDEAVOR TO ESCAPE FROM WORKHOUSE
Sunday Excursions
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
PRIVATE CONTRACTOR WANTS CITY GARBAGE
WANTS LAW CHANGED ABOLISHING CLASSES
NOTIFIES UTILITY COMPANIES TO FILE THEIR REPORTS
D. K. EDWARDS IS GUEST AT STREET DEPARTMENT DINNER
BOARD REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE CUSTOMS
PACIFIC UNDERWRITERS REFUSE SALVAGE CORPS
BOARD PLANS NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS
PROTESTANTS FILE OBJECTIONS AFTER HEALTH BOARD ACTS
MR. FLINT HAS LATEST STYLES IN STAMPS
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