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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 125, 3 February 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Election Returns Indicate Four Important Amendments Carry
HUNDREDS ADDED TO PETITION FOR HARPER'S RECALL
fACSIMILE Of "MAYOR'S OIL CO." PROSPECTUS
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES?—XIX
STANTON SAYS DEFEAT AWAITS EXCLUSIONISTS
ENACT LAW AGAINST USING SAME WREATHS AT VARIOUS FUNERALS
MONTANA'S ELECTORAL VOTE CAUSES SERIOUS TROUBLE
SENSATIONAL ROMANCE IS ENDED HAPPILY BY CUPID
TAKES ENOUGH CYANIDE TO KILL 500 PERSONS; DIES
FIRE IN RECTORY CAUSES PANIC AMONG CONVERTS
NORTH IN FEAR OF BIG FLOODS
CAPTAIN OF U. S. WARSHIP ACCUSED OF DRUNKENNESS
SAYS HIS EXPERT ABILITY MULTIPLIED BIG FORTUNE
UNEARTH SKELETON OF PREHISTORIC MAN WHO WAS 15 FEET IN HEIGHT
VAST ESTATES COMING TO JOHN ROCKEFELLER IF HE CAN FIND THEM
SECURE TENTH JUROR TO DECIDE FATE OF CALHOUN
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
KOMURA REVEALS POLICY OF JAPAN
SAILS TO SOUTH SEAS IN QUEST OF LOST TREASURE
SHOOTS FATHER-IN-LAW, WHO OPPOSED MARRIAGE
Nevadans Modify Criticisms
Walloon Donation Killed
Appoints Agriculturists
Earthquake in Indiana
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HOWARD GOULD ACCUSES WIFE
WOMAN ACCUSED OF THEFT TAKES STAND IN DEFENSE
AMERICANS IN PEKING ARE FACING SERIOUS DROUGHT
GIRL KILLS HER ALLEGED BETRAYER; SHOOTS OTHERS
500 PORTABLE HOUSES ARE SENT BY U. S. TO MESSINA
Mrs. Stirling Continues Denials
COEY CHALLENGES FERRIS FOR BALLOON RACE ACROSS COUNTRY
UPTON SINCLAIR BRANDS TALE LIE
FORGER OF $460,000 NOTES PLEADS TO GET PROBATION
FORMER POLCE CHIEF OF OAKLAND SHOT BY ROBBER
Is Appointed Receiver
SALARIES OF ALDERMEN IN WINDY CITY ARE DOUBLED
Only Two Dollars a Week
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AT THE THEATERS
HARBOR HIGHWAY
NAVY'S PROGRESS
RECALL MAYOR HARPER
JUDICIAL ELECTIONS
OCCULTISM
"Distress and Grief Sit Daily by Him"
DISTRESS AND GRIEF
TWENTY YEARS
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
PLEDGED TO RECALL
MILK
The Public Letter Box
Far and Wide
Abruzzal Rumor
Federal Expenditures
He's Sending Them
Passing Strange
Walt Street Sneers
Washingtonians
Lincoln Chestnuts
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS RED STICKERS USED FREELY
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
MIDNIGHT RIDE; COUPLE WEDDED
GOOD PANTOMIME AT THE AUDITORIUM
FIND TEN ROOMS ON FIRE AT SAME TIME
News of the Courts
HARMER DECLARES HE MADE BUT ONE GIFT
SUED FOR BREACH OF PROMISE; DAMAGES PLACED AT $10,000
Incorporations
Complaint Dismissed
SEEKS DIVORCE FROM ABSCONDING HUSBAND
ALLEGED ROBBER SECURES ANOTHER DELAY IN CASE
POLICE CAN GET NO CLEW TO MISSING ANNA BALLER
Deadlock Continues
<g> l TABLE OF TEMPERATURES <g>
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
WELSH WINS IN CLEVER FASHION
CLASSY BOXER WHO OUTPOINTED MEMSIC
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
ST. VINCENT IS AGAIN WINNER
GET READY FOR TENNIS TOURNEY
DUCK HUNTERS COMPLAIN OF LACK OF WATER FOWL
RESULTS AT EMERYVILLE
PLAN TO ORGANIZE LEAGUE AMONG Y. M. C. A. MEMBERS
RIALTO GOSSIP
FRENCH WRESTLER IS BARRED
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
JOHN CARROLL WINS FEATURE
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
CYCLONE IS MATCHED AGAIN
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Women's Clubs
SEVERAL TO GO UP IN BALLOONS
WHITE SOX MANAGEMENT WANTS $300 FOR A GAME
FRED GRANT WINS FROM OPPONENT AT HANDBALL
ALL EYES TURN TO LEGISLATURE
ALL STARS TO PLAY WITH ST. VINCENT'S BALL CLUB
BASEBALL NOTES
RACE HORSE OWNER ARRESTED
MUSIC
INVOKES POLICE AID TO LOCATE MISSING HUSBAND
BOSTON ORATOR TO SPEAK AT LINCOLN CELEBRATION
PENNANT FOR BASKETBALL IS LOST BY THE QUAKERS
SACRAMENTO COAST LEAGUE CLUB HAS $25,000 CAPITAL
FOUR ROUNDS PLAYED IN CORONADO GOLF TOURNEY
SocietY
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
BANKER SWINDLED OUT OF $30,000 BY BUNKO ARTISTS
Prohibit Opium Importation
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BARS SALOONS NEAR AQUEDUCT
COUPLE WRECKED BY PASSION FOR DRINK
FATHER TAKES DEMENTED CLERK BACK TO HIS HOME
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
O.RLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
BANK CLEARINGS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
California Dried Fruits
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
Sugar and Coffee
FINANCIAL
CHICAGO GRAIN
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
Cotton and Wool
SCARCITY OF EASTERN EGGS CAUSES ADVANCE
GOLDFIELD STOCKS TO HAVE A DULL SUMMER
♦» » Bouse Mine in New Body
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
EXPECTS TRIANGULAR RUN TOR MAYORALTY
OFFICIAL COLLECTOR OF GARBAGE RESIGNS JOB
DOCTORS SAY REQUIREMENTS FOR PRACTICE TOO SEVERE
EXPERIMENTALIST PUTS OUT ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN PASADENA
Oil Magnate Visits Pasadena
CURRENT ITEMS OF NEWS COLLECTED AT PASADENA
SAN PEDRO
SAN PEDRO'S SOLICITOR CONDEMNS L. A. COUNCIL
SAN PEDRO BRIEFS
SANTA MONICA
ELECTRIC WIRES ORDERED PLACED UNDER GROUND
SANTA ANA
SANTA ANA BREVITIES
OCEAN PARK
DIES FROM BURNS CAUSED BY EXPLOSION OF STOVE
LONG BEACH
DEPOSITORS TO TRY TO SETTLE ACCOUNTS
LONG BEACH ITEMS
POMONA
YOUNG PERSONS ARE JOINED AT QUIET HOME WEDDING
REALTY BOARD ORGANIZED BY CITIZENS OF BURBANK
REDONDO BEACH
WOMAN'S CLUB ARRANGES TO KEEP LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAvj
VENICE
Hotels Are Busy
BOARD OF TRADE GIVES FIRST ANNUAL BANQUET
NEW MANAGER OF GROCERY AT BROADWAY DEPARTMENT
THE WEATHER
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DEFINES STATUS OF LIPPINCOTT
NEW YORK FINANCIER VISITS LOS ANGELES
COSTS $200 TO PAVE ALLEY VALUED AT MUCH LESS SUM
BAKING COMPANY PROTESTS AGAINST PAYING LICENSE
EXPELS TOOTH FROM LUNG; SUES DENTIST HE CLAIMS IS LIABLE
CASE INVOLVES DEAL IN LAND AND STOCKS
AT THE HOTELS
Municipal Affairs
COUNCIL WOULD DELAY CANVASS
WANTS CITY COUNCIL TO USE EMERGENCY CLAUSE SPARINGLY
$500,000 TO BE SPENT ON PARK
ASKS COUNCIL TO, PAY FOR HIS SHARE OF INVENTION
AUDITOR GETS AUTHORITY TO EXAMINE THE BOOKS
CITY COUNCIL ARRANGES FOR ANOTHER FAT PLUM
SANTA FE COMPANY SEEKS SPUR TRACK FRANCHISE
COUNCIL IS SCOLDED BY MAYOR FOR ITS ECONOMY
Court Sustains Dismissal
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