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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 104, 13 January 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
PERKINS AGAIN SENT TO SENATE BY REPUBLICANS
POLICE ARREST 3 ACCUSED OF FIFTY CRIMES
CALIFORNIAN WHOM REPUBLICANS AGAIN SEND TO THE SENATE
AUTOISTS LOST IN MOUNTAINS
THE NEWS SUMMARY
SALOON MEN ARE 'LONG'ON SMOKE CRAFT CIGARS
BONAPARTE AND TILLMAN CLASH
PAT CALHOUN'S TRIAL IS BEGUN
FORAKER SAYS PRESIDENT HAS DIVERTED LAND
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HOTEL WRECKED AND BURNED BY GAS EXPLOSION
Two Views of Demolished Hotel from Photos Made While Fire Was Sweeping Through Block
Governor Urges Regulations
ALLEGED BUNKO MAN TRIES TO DIG OUT OF CITY JAIL
W. R. HEARST'S PUBLISHERS ARE CONVICTED OF LIBEL
Deadlock May Be Broken
Ohio to Elect Burton
To Discuss Decision Today
SANTA FE AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO REDUCE RATES
"Tuto" Ceremony Nears End
THREE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS RECORDED IN WASHINGTON
FATHER CUTS THROATS OF FOUR CHILDREN AND THEN HANGS HIMSELF
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Old Inspiration Mine of Arizona Sells for $1,000,000, Partly Cash
PRESIDENT OF POMONA RESIGNS
HEAD OF COLLEGE WHO HAS RESIGNED
Engage Gold Shipment
WANT CARLSON'S PLAN ADOPTED
U. S. SENATOR HEYBURN OF IDAHO IS RE-ELECTED
LINER RUNS DOWN SHIP AND SEVEN MEN DROWN
Pioneer Mormon Dies
JAPANESE FLEET TO VISIT COAST
DARING BURGLARIES ARE COMMITTED IN BAY CITY
MAN WHO FORGED NOTES FOR $860-000 INDICTED
MRS. GUY CHETWYND IS DIVORCED FROM HUSBAND
Urges Public Utilities Law
Many Witness Inauguration
SLEUTHS DOUBT PASTOR'S STORY
Validity of Law Upheld
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AT THE THEATERS
CONSOLIDATION
ATTRACTIVE PUBLICATION
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
Smoke Graft
IS VICE PROTECTED?
The State Press
Allen Kelly Says
Two-Cent Fare
Brawley Did Brawly
Gobbling Freely
Winning the South
Mad Scramble
Active Industry
Far and Wide
Premium on It
Caring for the Birds
Ready for Him
Wasting Time
Couldn't Hurt
Financier
Maybe
Generosity
Redhot Haiti
Mrs. Dorothy Johns Tells of Shameful Jail Conditions
The Public Letter Box
WARNING TO HEROES
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
TESTS PROVE THAT CARS ARE RUN AT HIGH SPEED
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
GIVES LEGISLATORS MUCH NEEDED FACTS
BOARD MUST SHOW CAUSE WHY BID WAS REJECTED
LEPER ESCAPES FROM HOSPITAL; STILL FREE
WILBUR WOULD EXEMPT NONE
MORE RAIN COMING, PREDICTS FORECASTER
WOMAN OVERPOWERED; ROBBED OF SAVINGS
LEON ARTHUR FISKE, DEAF THEATERGOER
BELASCO COMPANY AT BEST IN 'HEARTSEASE'
Women's Clubs
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
GOOD ONES WIN AT LONG ODDS
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE DRAWN AND ADOPTED
REVOLVER SHOTS IN FINE FORM
SCHEDULE COMMITTEE ASKS FOR MORE TIME
RIALTO DAVIDSON
RUNNERS GIVEN THEIR TROPHIES
BASEBALL DIRECTORS ELECT OLD OFFICERS
PARI-MUTUEL SYSTEM MAY BE SUBSTITUTED
SMILEY CORBETT TAKES HANDICAP
WHITTIER FOOTBALL STARWANTS WRESTLING MATCH
HANDBALL MATCH
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
WEATHER DOES NOT STOP DICK
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
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PASO ROJ3I.ES HOT SPKINGS
GROCER FINED FOR SELLING BUTTER ON SHORT WEIGHT BASIS
RETURN WITH RICH ORE FROM SONORA
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CITY WILL KEEP THE RIVER BED
WILL CONSIDER CHANGES IN ORDINANCE ON FIRE LIMITS
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
GARBAGE PROBLEM TO BE DEBATED TUESDAY
FREE LICENSES UNDER CITY ATTORNEY'S BAN
CITY'S MONEY ADVANCED TO MEET STREET ASSESSMENT
DELAYS PASSING ORDINANCE ON JAPANESE BATHHOUSES
SPEED RESTRICTIONS TO APPLY AS BEFORE
HEWITT REFUSES TO O K GRAIN CONTRACT
BARS STREET SPEAKERS FROM ANOTHER DISTRICT
FINALLY REACH DECISION ON SITE FOR NEW ENGINE HOUSE
MUSHET WINS POINT; LICENSE INSPECTOR TO BE APPOINTED
GROCERS INDUCE COUNCIL TO POSTPONE CONSIDERATION
CHAUFFEUR'S PASSENGER SKIPS WITH CLOTHING
RAILROAD MEN ARRESTED FOR EJECTING PASSENGERS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
CHICAGO GRAIN
World's Available Supply
FINANCIAL
Cotton and Wool
The Metal Market
Chicago Live Stock
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
Exchange Appoints Directors
HEAVY TRADING FORCES DOWN LOCAL EGG PRICES
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
California Dried Fruits
Sugar and Coffee
San Francisco Shipping
NATIONAL BANKS HOLD THEIR ANNUAL MEETINGS
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HARRIMAN'S FINE HAND IS SHOWN
TURKEY ACCEPTS AUSTRIAN OFFER TO PAY INDEMNITY
SANTA FE RAILROAD IS SENTENCED TO PAY $5000
PROLIFIC PARENT WANTS TO PENSION ALL IN HIS CLASS
Accused Judge Yields Office
MUSIC
OVER SIXTY MINERS MEET DEATH WHERE FIFTY DIED DEC. 29
Contest Causes Big Row
Tennessee Now "Dry"
CHARGE PERJURY IN HAINS' TRIAL
Seal Breaker Sentenced
Michael Coffey Arraigned
Wife Gets Judgment for $50,000
Warships Leave Port Said
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
SHOOTS WOMAN;ATTEMPTS SUICIDE; LATER SUCCEEDS
IDENTIFIES TAYLOR AS FORMER PRISONER
WOMAN FOUND MURDERED; HUSBAND SHOOTS HIMSELF
COLORADONS INAUGURATE SHAFROTH AS GOVERNOR
REACH CHICAGO ON WALKING TOUR OF WORLD TO WIN BET
ROD AND REEL ELECTION
Camerqn Found Guilty
Princess Leaves Tokio
ARRANGE TWO GOOD BASKETBALL GAMES
OPENS ENTRY LIST FOR MOUNT WILSON CLIMB
MAY BUY CANFIELD'S PLACE
THE WEATHER
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MANY APPROVE AMENDMENTS TO CITY CHARTER
Society
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD ASKS AN EXPLANATION
NEWS OF THE COURTS
DIVORCE ESTRANGES COUPLE'S FAMILY
WOMAN'S TEARS STOP CONTEST OVER WILL
SLAYER OF CONSTABLE TO BE EXAMINED JANUARY 25
TWICE VIOLATES HIS PAROLE; FAMILY SAYS HE IS INSANE
Complaint Dismissed
Sentenced to Prison
Lobsters Too Small
Two Found Guilty
Incorporations
Pleads Guilty
ANIMAL LEAGUE WINS NOTABLE ADHERENTS
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