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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 147, 25 February 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
HURLS DEADLY TORPEDO BY A WIRELESS SPARK
APPROPRIATE BIG SUM TO ENLARGE POWDER PLANT
LOCAL WIRELESS POST IN COMMUNICATION WITH STEAMER 1600 MILES OUT
FEDERAL JUDGE WHO IS TRYING OIL CASE
MANY FARMERS MAKE PROTESTS
Girl Assaulted in Pittsburg
Big Fire in Jacksonville
THE NEWS SUMMARY
COAST SHIPPING TRUST MAY HAVE FEDERAL RIVAL
FAVORS GOVERNMENT STEAM SHIP COMPANY
PLAN FEAST OF SNAKE AND FISH
SAY $1,000,000 HAS BEEN OBTAINED BY SWINDLERS
FINDS MANY FOSSILS; ALSO ANCIENT OYSTER SHELL WITH BIG PEARL
FILE PETITIONS THAT ALEXANDER BE NOMINATED
WOMAN INJURED BY SPEEDING MOTORCYCLE
ONE OF TWO MEN TO DECIDE REPORT ON STEEL MERGER
TWO MEN WILL DECIDE MERGER
NINE MEN ARE LIBERATED FROM COLLAPSED TUNNEL
THREE WOMEN RESCUED FROM FIRE UNCONSCIOUS
Burglar Quickly Sentenced
$50,000 DIAMOND NECKLACE STOLEN AT SOCIETY BALL
NEVADAN DISAPPEARS; IS ACCUSED OF FELONY
PARDEE KNOCKS DOWN MAN WHO CALLED HIM LIAR BEFORE CROWD
CALHOUN'S JURY AGAIN DEPLETED
STEAMER KAISER WILHELM RUNS AGROUND; IS SAVED
GIRL SAYS MEN FORCED HER TO SWALLOW DRUG
WILL ORGANIZE LEAGUE OF JUSTICE IN PITTSBURG
REFUSE TO RAISE PRESIDENT'S PAY
SENATE OF NEVADA PUTS ANOTHER BAN ON ALIENS
Society Man Sentenced
PILES CURED IS 6 TO 14 DATS
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
AGRICULTURAL DONATION BILL SUBJECT OF DEBATE
JOHNSON WOULD BAR POLYGAMY
MANAGER OF COLLEGE IS ACCUSED OF BURNING IT
TRAIN DROPS OVER CLIFF; 25 DEAD AND 40 INJURED
ANTI-GAMBLING BILL ADOPTED IN NEVADA
STORM IN ARKANSAS DOES GREAT DAMAGE
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DECLARES MAC VEAGH HAS ACCEPTED CABINET POSITION
Government Rests Case
Treaties Ratified
CONSOLIDATION ENDANGERED BY WILY METHODS
SUFFRAGETTES FORCE GOVERNMENT'S HAND
SAYS DISTRICT ATTORNEY DREW UP FALSE CONTRACT
Tells of Liberian Conditions
Government Protects Chinese Girl
BELIEVE WAR SCARE IN BALKANS SERIOUS
NATIONAL SOCIALISTS TO HELP MEXICAN PRISONER
Woman Sent to Jail
Modesto Votes $65,000 Bonds
ALLEGE COL. COOPER STOLE OVER $100,000
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AT THE THEATERS
PROSPERITY ASSURED
HONEST GEORGE
PUBLIC DUTY
CONSOLIDATION
It Certainly Looks Good to Me
THE SOCIAL SILENCE
ARMOUR'S PREDICTION
BLIZZARDS
The State Press
A Warning
Normal Conditions
Thankful
Tourists
The Climax
Contrary
Far and Wide
Vox Populi
Taps
Cost of War
Auto Progress
Next!
Peaceable Now
During Leap Year?
Vigorous War Against Graft Will Be Waged in Pittsburg
Landlordism Is Producing Old- World Conditions Here
The Public Letter Box
SENATE IS CRITICISED FOR ITS EXTRA APPROPRIATION
Which?
He Knew
THE DIFFERENCE
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
STRUCK BY AUTO, DIES INSTANTLY
Municipal Affairs
SAYS WOMAN DELAYS PAVING OPERATIONS
ROAD WORK MAY REQUIRE OWNERSHIP OF QUARRIES
CITY WORKING FORCES LARGELY INCREASED
PARK BILL IS REFERRED TO COMMITTEE BY LEGISLATORS
Better Lavatories Needed
NIGHT MAIL DELIVERY TO HOTELS PLANNED
WITNESS SUFFERS MEMORY LAPSE
CONTRACTS FOR HALL OF RECORDS AWARDED
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
ETHON IS BACK IN BEST FORM
RESULTS AT EMERYVILLE
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
AMERICA'S YOUNGEST HORSE TRAINER HERE
WINTER LEAGUE HAS NEAR FIGHT
FANCY ENDING TO SCRAP; VERDICT IS WITHHELD
Will Revive Pugilism
SMITH GETS DECISION
PERKINS ENJOINED FROM PAYING TEAMS
MATCH WILL DECIDE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
BIG FOUR AUTOMOBILE COMPANY HAS NOT QUIT
NO STEWARDS' MEETING
MAYOR HANFORD IS FIRM FOR FIGHTING
CLAREMONT'S HALF-MILER WORKING IN GOOD FORM
OREGON BASKETBALL TEAM WINS IN MORMON TOWN
FREDDIE WELSH TO MEET BRONSON IN NEW ORLEANS
Dies of Bullet Wound
BOXING BILL PASSES TENNESSEE SENATE
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
RIALTO GOSSIP
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
WOLGAST LETS UP IN TRAINING
SAY BANK WAS SOLVENT, BUT LONG UNPROFITABLE
Bridegroom Killed
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UNITED STATES TRADE IMPROVES
STATE SENATOR HURT IN MELEE
DRY FARMING CONGRESS CHOOSES NEW PRESIDENT
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News From Neighboring Cities
OCEAN PARK
BELIEVES INTRUDERS WERE PALMS BANDITS
LONG BEACH
ADMINISTRATION INDORSED AT MAYOR'S OWN MEETING
SALT LAKE FREIGHT CARS DITCHED, BUT NO ONE HURT
LONG BEACH BREVITIES
VETERAN SUDDENLY EXPIRES ON LAWN OF HIS RESIDENCE
SAN BERNARDINO
STATE LAW AFFECTS CASH FINES LEVIED
HEADACHE POWDERS NEARLY BRING ABOUT HER DEATH
PUT OFF TRAIN IS PICKED UP IN PITIABLE PLIGHT
FALLS THROUGH SKYLIGHT, SCARING NEGRO PORTER
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS
POMONA
POMONA'S BUILDING BOOM GOES ON WITHOUT CHECK
MONROVIA
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION MEAN TO ORGANIZE CHAPTER
Condemn Inoculation
PASADENA
SEWER CONNECTIONS MAY CAUSE TROUBLE
MEET TO PASS ORDINANCE ADVERTISING BOND ISSUE
PREPARE TO CONSTRUCT NEW PAVILION IN RUBIO CANYON
ANTI-ADMINISTRATION MEN UNDECIDED AS TO NOMINEE
SPOTTERS RECEIVE SEVEN DOLLARS DAILY FOR WORK
PETITIONERS SAY PAVEMENT CAN BE CUT WITH PENKNIFE
SANTA ANA
LATEST NEWS OF SANTA ANA TOLD IN BRIEF PARAGRAPHS
SAN PEDRO
DRAWS REVOLVER TO EMPHASIZE HIS SUIT
WOMEN REFUSE TO DANCE; FIERCE BATTLE FOLLOWS
$100,000 Fire in St. Louis
SIERRA MADRE VOTES TO ERECT PLANT AND MAKE ITS OWN GAS
CHIAFFARELLI BAND WILL RENDER SPECIAL PROGRAM
CALIFORNIA SWEET PEA SEED FREE
Held Up and Robbed
Asks for Alimony
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
FRUIT MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Local Lumber Prices
Clearings Make New Record
STARTLING SHORTAGE EXISTS IN POTATOES
Strike in Morro Group
San Francisco Shipping
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BOY, 18, ELOPES WITH GIRL, 16; WALK 104 MILES
FAVORS MODIFICATION OF CHINESE EXCLUSION LAW
BALDWIN SUFFERS RELAPSE BUT RALLIES ONCE MORE
Banquet to Missionary
Divorce Suits Filed
Popular Young Couple Whose Marriage Was Solemnized Last Night in Christ Church
Society
The Theaters
Beautiful Eastern Girl Whose Engagement Is Announced
WILMINGTON DESIRES VOTE ON ANNEXATION
ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE OF TAKING WATCH AND CHAIN
COMMISSIONED BY POPE TO DENOUNCE THE OCCULT
RUN OVER BY HEAVY WAGON, HORSE IS NONE THE WORSE
Mechanic Held Up
South Carolina to Go "Dry"
Kills Boy Brother.in.Law
SIGNAL CORPS USES BALLOON
COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY CHAMDER OF COMMERCE
LENTEN SEASON BEING OBSERVED
HUNDREDS SIGN PLEDGE AT MURPHY MEETINGS
THE WEATHER
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ACCUSES DETECTIVE OF HAVING BULLIED AND SWORN AT HIM
WORK OF DR. HAYNES WARMLY COMMENDED
Dinner at Children's Home
Mrs. Patten Goes East
PERTURBED SUITOR ABOUT TO WED ASKS FOR HUNTING LICENSE
DRUNK ALL THE TIME, IS AGAIN UP FOR SENTENCE
Incorporations
AT THE HOTELS
News of the Courts
RECORD BROKEN IN METING OUT JUSTICE
HEARING OF MRS. BATCHELDER CONTINUED BY JUSTICE
Sue City of San Pedro
Two Divorces Granted
Judgment of $1000
VICTIM OF ROBBERY SUES FOR INSURANCE
PRISONER IS UNABLE TO
Sues Los Angeles-Pacific
Sues for Damages
Boy Sues Employer
Jones Still Missing
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