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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 116, 25 January 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
PALATIAL LINER REPUBLIC SINKS OFF NANTUCKET
ONE OF PROSECUTORS IN U.S. LIBEL SUIT
CANAL CASE TO BE STRENUOUS
THE NEWS SUMMARY
DIRECT PRIMARY TO BE DEBATED BY LEGISLATURE
SUBSCRIBE NEARLY $11,000 FOR POMONA
STATE-WIDE PROHIBITION IS PROPOSED FOR UTAH
WANTS SUNKEN WARSHIP LIFTED OUT OF HARBOR
REJECTED RIVAL AGAIN IS JILTED
LIES DYING IN RAIN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS
Musician Found Asphyxiated
Retiring Governor of Cuba Deplores Neglect of Wreck
WANT HARRIMAN TO YIELD LANDS
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE DISTURBS RUSSIANS
Another Storm Rages
Windy in Santa Clara
MAYOR'S RECALL TO BE ADVANCED
RECALL TESTIFIES TO MORAL ENTHUSIASM
NOTED JAPANESE EXPLAINS ISSUES OF TWO NATIONS
RAIN STORMS ARE FOLLOWED BY BLIZZARDS
SCHOONER FOR REDONDO IS SERIOUSLY DAMAGED
How the United States Train Men to Rescue Miners and Test Various Explosives Used
UNCLE SAM HOPES TO BE ABLE TO END MINE EXPLOSIONS
'MACHINE' MEN STAND IN AWE
ACCUSATIONS EXPECTED FROM GRAND JURORS
SIX MEN ARE RESCUED FROM WRECKED VESSEL
Page 2 Advertisements
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HANDS JOINED FOR CHARITY
Only Two Dollars a Week
SUSPECTS ARRESTED; WANTED IN BAY CITY
RED=LIGHT DISTRICT WOMAN TRIES TO AVOID ARREST
SCORES PRACTICE OF CHILD LABOR
CLAIMS CUSTOM IS EVIL'S PROGENITOR
MAN STRENGTHENED BY MUCH SUFFERING
SOME PLUCK ABOUT HIM
Mrs. Cleveland and Writer She Brought Suit Against
BRANDENBURG ON TRIAL TODAY
SCIENCE MAY LAND US IN ATTENUATED PHILOSOPHY
To Hold Funeral Services
Dies After Long Illness
LEADING PIONEER PASSES AWAY AT ADVANCED AGE
BROWNSON DAY NURSERY REQUIRES ENLARGEMENT
TRULY MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
ANOTHER RAIN STORM VISITS LOS ANGELES
Page 3 Advertisements
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AT THE THEATERS
ROBERT BURNS
ANTI-GAMBLING LAW
RECALL CONSTITUTIONAL
DOG LICENSES
TRAITOR TRUST
DEMOCRATIC PAPERS
MACHINES MENACED
WICKED WHIST
The State Press
Orange Industry
Dry Figures
Fine Republican Lineup
Where Tamales Bloom
Sweet Revenge
Wealth Is Useful
And Get a Licking
Far and Wide
Pastoral
Marine Intelligence
Advice to Taft
Harder to Bear
Democracy Gaining
Hard to Please
Dixie Land
Future Possibility
THE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE
Some Eastern Experiments with Road Improvements
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
TEXAS CATTLE RAISERS SEND HUGE DELEGATION
DISCOVERS $100 GOLD ORE IN HASSAYAMPA DISTRICT
WOMAN'S CLUB WILL GIVE MUSICALE AND VAUDEVILLE
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
News From Neighboring Cities
SAN PEDRO
MAY CITE TRUSTEES IN CONTEMPT ACTION
PERILOUS VOYAGE IN STORM IS FINISHED
Sou'easter Predicted
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
LONG BEACH
SUSPECT GETS ANGRY; ATTACKS DETECTIVE
BRIGHT DAY SUCCEEDED AT NIGHT BY TORRENTIAL RAIN
Kansas Day to Be Observed
SAN BERNARDINO
MARRIED LIFE OF FIFTY YEARS PASSED IN CITY
BUILDING RECORD FOR YEAR STARTING OUT PROMISINGLY
PASADENA
BECOMES WEARY OF DELINQUENT TAXES
CHIEF FAVOUR'S POSITION FINDS MANY SUPPORTERS
LOCAL LODGE OF ELKS WILL START ITS FESTIVAL MONDAY
DIETRICH MAKES ASCENT OF MOUNT WILSON IN GOOD TIME
OFFICERS OF HORSE SHOW REPORT OUTLOOK BRILLIANT
STEPS IN FRONT OF AUTO; IS PICKED UP SENSELESS
HEAVY SNOWSTORM AND WIND RAGES IN THE MOUNTAINS
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS
Page 5 Advertisements
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
COFFROTH FAILS TO ALARM FANS
RIVERA WINS IN 11-INNING GAME
BUSY WEEK PLANNED FOR CRACK CUEISTS
YOUNG CORBETT RECOVERS WALLOP AND STOPS FERNS
Untitled
TURF INTERESTS ARE ENDANGERED
NEW SPORTING ANNUAL
SIERRA MADRE LOSES TO SUNRIGHT BABES
M'CORMICKS WIN FROM HOEGEES
FORESTERS LOSE TO SYRUP TEAM
WIELAND TEAM TIES; PROTESTS
THISTLE CLUS TAKES GAME FROM GARDENA
DRUIDS DOWNED BY WHITE CITY, 4 TO 1
REDONDO TRIMS OFF DYAS-CLINE
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
Page 6 Advertisements
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
THE WEATHER
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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
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Page 7 Advertisements Column 3
Page 7 Advertisements Column 4
SHUTOUT TWICE BY SAN DIEGANS
BELVIDERE LOSES IN TEN-INNING CONTEST
ESPERANZAS ARE VICTORIOUS
St. Vincents to Play at Santa Ana
THISTLES WIN SOCCER GAME
A.B.DOUGLAS LEADS IN PRACTICE SHOOTS
PICO HEIGHTS SWAT DOWNEY
SANTA ANA DEFEATS SALT LAKE ROUTES
COEY TAKES UP 100 IN THE AIR
ZERBE GIVES EXHIBITION OF AEROPLANE ON GROUND
AERONAUTIC NOTES
YACHT RACES POSTPONED
TWO LAWYERS IN TRIAL OF COOPERS
COOPERS SOON TO KNOW FATE
ATHLETIC ALMANAC ISSUED
CHARLES B. HANFORD IN 'WINTER'S TALE'
BRACKETT SHOW IS BOOKED FOR AN EXTENDED LOCAL ENGAGEMENT
ALL WOMEN ARE LIARS, SAYS SHAMELESS ITALIAN
SARGASSO SEA, MORGUE OF DERELICTS, DISAPPEARS
TWELVE SOLONS CONTROL SENATE
Fond Memories
Page 8 Advertisements
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
Page 8 Advertisements Column 2
Vice Protection Series LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
To Citizens and Tax Payers
CITY CLUB HEARTILY INDORSES RECALL OF MAYOR A.C HARPER
Is Vice Protected in Los Angeles?—II
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES ?=III
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES?=IV
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES?=V
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES?=VI
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES?—VII
In the Whirlpool
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES—VIII
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES?—IX
RUSSIANS HOLD MASS MEETING OF PROTEST
TIDE TABLE
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES?—X
Financial Review
—From Log Angeles Herald January 20, 1909 IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES?-XIV
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES?—XI
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES?—XII
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES?—XV
RUNAWAY GIRL WILL BE RETURNED TO ANGEL CITY
Song of Simplicity
Those Who Attended Recall Meeting
VOTING IN BIG SEATTLE RACE IS LIKE CHESS
Installs New Mill
SAYS AMERICAN AUTO STEEL GOOD AS ANY
PITIABLE
LIGHTSHIP FLOTILLA HAS STORMY CRUISE
Or Worse
Page 7 Advertisements
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MINES, MINING AND PROSPECTS IN GREAT SOUTHWEST REGION
GOLD BAR MINE MAKES SHIPMENT
BULLFROG PIONEER SHIPS TWO CARS OF ORE WORTH $15,000
Rosamond District in Antelope Valley, Scene of Gold Strikes
GOLD ROAD WILL DROP ONE HUNDRED STAMPS
In Diamondfield Section
Bullion Valued at $45,000 Result of Fifteen Days' Run at Gold Road
ARICA GROUP NEAR PARKER IS BONDED
Strike on Broken Hills
Homestake Gets New Ore
BROKEN HILLS MINE AT HELENA PREPARES HIGH GRADE TO SHIP
FREE GOLD CROPS FROM NEW CAMP OF ADELAIDE
BOUSE PROPERTIES SELL FOR $75,000
Stonewall Jackson Miners Encounter Fifty-Foot Vein of Silver Sulphides
BEGIN REDUCTION OF ORE FROM KRAMER HILL MINES
COPPER BOOK OF CALIFORNIA
ROUND MOUNTAIN WILL ACQUIRE TUNGSTEN MILL
Finds Rich Turquoise
At Catlin=Silver Bow
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