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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 167, 17 March 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
HARPER SERVED WITH SUBPOENA; IS ON WAY HOME
OSWALD GONE, HIS LIEUTENANT ARRESTED AND HELD IN JAIL
INVOLVES PERMANENT ROUTING OF MACHINE
A CHALLENGE | 1 i
HOTEL GUESTS NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH IN BLAZE
INSTRUCTIONS TO JURY IN COOPER TRIAL TO BE LONG
Stock Dividend Declared
SAYS TREASURY OUTLOOK IS BRIGHTEST IN MONTHS
FARMERS OF COLORADO CONDEM SUGAR AGENTS
SAYS CLASH IN BOGOTA WAS RESULT OF TREATY
Secure Second Conviction
Scene Posed to Depict Busy Hour in Broker's Office and Herald's Expose of Brown
Growers Fail to Agree
CUBANS AGAIN START REVOLT
Limit Liquor for Women
THE NEWS SUMMARY
300 PER CENT BROKER DROPS OUT OF SIGHT
DETECTIVE SLAIN WHILE COMBATING BLACK HAND
CASTRO IS ACCUSED OF COMPLICITY IN MURDERS
FOREIGN LABORER, LOYAL TO UNION. IS DENIED CITIZENSHIP
USE POSTERS TO HELP IN BATTLE AGAINST PLAGUE
Shah Agrees to Convention
Arrest Italian Suspect
WOMAN'S HAT CAUSE OF BLOCKADE ON STREET CAR
ALLEGED ROBBER'S AUTO IS LOCATED IN GARAGE
Injured in Wreck
VENIREMEN FOR CALHOUN'S JURY EXPOSE SECRETS
FEDERATION CLUB IS THROWN OPEN
FATE OF DIRECT PRIMARY HANGS BY SLIM THREAD
BOURSE DEPRESSED BY FEARS OF WAR
Discharged from Bankruptcy
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Sues to Annul Marriage
READY TO OFFER TARIFF MEASURE
POOR CROPS AND HIGH RATES CAUSE PROTEST
SLAIN BY BULLET DURING SCUFFLE
Fights Two Fatal Duels
COURT DECISION IN HIS FAVOR
DECLARES WOMEN ENTICE MINISTERS TO SIN AND SHAME
PSYCHOLOGY OF A SHIRT TOLD BY A LAUNDRYMAN
Pontiff Receives Americans
MRS. DUDEN TO PLEAD DEFENSE
1500 PRISONERS NEARLY HAVE PANIC ON ISLAND
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT IN IOWA
POLICY HOLDERS' AGENTS ACCUSED OF CONSPIRACY
INDICT S. P. ON REBATE CHARGE
Senator's Brother Dies
APPELLATE COURT OF GEORGIA SAYS "LIAR" THERE MEANS FIGHT
CRISIS IN SERVIA STILL DECLARED TO BE ACUTE
LIFE INSURANCE PRESIDENT MUST ANSWER TO CHARGE
AT THE THEATERS
OBSTRUCTION
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
RECALL'S POPULARITY
SAINT PATRICK'S DAY
Congress Is Now in Session
A REAL MAYOR
RIDDLES
ROOSEVELT'S PROPHECY
The State Press
l Bee Boom
Previous Bass Fishing
Prophet of War
Successful Expert
Logical
Geronimo's Thoroughness
Sabbatarianism
Far and Wide
Neglected Children
Summer White House
Hare Restorer Wanted
Ryan's Style
Will They?
Generous Returns
A GANG OF GEESE
People Should Be Informed of Panama Canal Progress
Work on Big Ditch Is Going Ahead in Satisfactory Way
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
REPORT WARSHIPS AS ON WAY TO MAGDALENA BAY
TRIES TO ROB AGED MAN AND MEETS HIS MATCH
SHRINERS' SANTA CLAUS TURNS IN FINAL REPORT
MORE MUSIC
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
WHERE STEPHENS STANDS SHOWN BEYOND DOUBT
Auto and Trappings Stolen
<*> TABLE OF TEMPERATURES 4 ■■..
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTB OF CITRUS FRUITB
CHICAGO GRAIN
Boston Wool Market
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
California Dried Fruits
Local Lumber Prices
Sugar and Coffee
MINING QUOTATIONS
BIG MONDAY BUSINESS MAKES A DULL MARKET
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Cotton and Wool
STEPHENS QUICK IN TAKING MOLD
TICHENOR TELLS OF HIS CONTRACT
Municipal Affairs
FULL REPORT GIVEN BY HEALTH OFFICER
IF CHARGES ARE DROPPED IT MUST BE ABSOLUTELY
LIKELY TO DISMISS CASE AGAINST WILEY
STREET SPEAKING TO BE PROHIBITED IN NEW AREA
PRICES DEMANDED OF CITY FOR HAY DEEMED EXCESSIVE
CITY'S FINANCES AT UNUSUALLY LOW EBB
SPEED ORDINANCE AWAITS CITY ATTORNEY'S VERDICT
News of the Courts
NO FINAL ACTION ON SCHOOL BOND BIDS
Arraigned for Selling Liqucr
On Trial for Theft of Ring
Incorporations
MAY DELAY CONTEST OF BALDWIN'S WILL
YOUTH ON PROBATION IS AGAIN UNDER ARREST
THREE ARE GRANTED DECREES OF DIVORCE BY COURT
Held for Trial
SAYS WITNESSES FEARED ARREST
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
PLANNING FOR CONSOLIDATION
Every Interest Represented
RUBY CASTLEMAN TO SERVE HER TERM IN SAN QUENTIN
TO PROVE SPIRIT INFLUENCED WILL
CANDY FACTORY EMPLOYES GUESTS OF AMITIE CLUB
Declares Woman Shot Him
Woman Sent to Prison
POLICE COMMISSION REVOKES LICENSE OF NOTORIOUS RESORT EXPOSED RECENTLY BY HERALD
LION WHELP PLACED ON EXHIBITION AT EASTLAKE
BALLET DIRECTOR ASSERTS DOORKEEPER STRUCK HER
WOMEN ARRESTED IN CAFES PUT ON TRIAL
"SUIT CASE BABY" IS THRIVING IN INCUBATOR
Prove Case Was Suicide
Noted Novelist Expires
TRIES TO TAKE LIFE OF SELF AND CHILD
Animals' Friend Dies
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GUARDS WILL BE IN CIRCUS SHOW
Ambassador Retained
Employes Object to Wage Cut
Norris and Rowe's Circus Notably Strong in Clowns
TELLS STRANGE TALE OF BEING KIDNAPED AND MADE PRISONER
MILLIONAIRE CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER EXPIRES
RAILWAY JOB PROVES COSTLY WITH ITEMS DEDUCTED FROM PAY
OFFER TO SELL SIX LOTS TO SUPERVISORS
Two Injured in Explosion
LOS ANGELES TO BAR INDIGENT SUFFERERS
Tug Burns; Cook Perishes
BANQUET GIVEN TO NEW MEMBERS AT V, M. C. A.
Religious Bill Defeated
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY TO BUILD 233 MILES OF ROADS
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Society, Clubs Music, Chat
Society
Voice, Language and Accent Are Hall Marks of Breeding
The Fun and Joy of Being Forty
MRS. BRIDE AT HOME
COOKING 'POSSUM
THE GREAT THEOREM
WITH A CHAFING DISH
IN THE PRESENCE OF DEATH
FASHION HINTS
MENU, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17
HANDKERCHIEF ETHICS
Rice Packages for Weddings
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
PRINCE AHMED WINS FEATURE
SACRAMENTO HOLDS WHITE SOX TO NINE.INNING TIE
RESULT'S AT* EMERYVILLE
WHITE SOX NO. 1 TO PLAY VERNON
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
Scene at San Pedro During the Recent Dory Races for Los Angeles Herald Cup
FLYNN HEAVIER THAN OPPONENT
FIFTY PLAYERS ENTERED FOR THE CHAPIN GOLF CUP
SAINTS DEFEAT POLY PLAYERS
RIALTO GOSSIP
SANTA ANITA PARK RESULTS
HARNESS RACES NICELY TILLED
YANNIQANB SMOTHERED BY HARD-HITTING PORTLANDS
MORAN DEFEATS, MURPHY
Putting Him Wise
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RANELAGH POLO TEAM IMPROVED
TWO MORE ENTER FOR MT. WILSON CONTEST
Handball Champions Who Can Hold Own Against All
COLORED BOYS WIN HANDBALL TROPHIES
PASADENA TEAM WILL JOIN IN RELAY RACE
HANDBALL TOURNAMENT AT LOB ANGELES ATHLETIC CLUB
WANT BABEBALL GAMES
BANQUET IS GIVEN TO DEPARTING BALL MEN
WOMEN BOWLERS SET NEW WORLD'S RECORD
WELSH FAILS TO DEFEAT DONAHUE
MEET IN HONOR OF ST. PATRICK
APPOINTS WHITE MAN TO SUCCEED NEGRO COLLECTOR
SHARKEY STOPS ANDREWS
CONGRESS GETS NORMAL AGAIN
Enormous Demand for Popular Stove
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News From Neighboring Cities
LONG BEACH
ELECTION FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL BE HELD
NORRIS & ROWE EMPLOYE FORCED TO TAKE LONG WALK
AUTOIST RUNS OVER AGED MAN, BUT KEEPS ON HIS WAY
LOCAL TALENT WILL APPEAR IN LOS ANGELES THEATER
EBELL CLUB DECIDES ON ITS CLEBRATION OF ARBOR DAY
Will Play Bakersfield
LONG BEACH BREVITIES
SANTA ANA
CELERY GROVVtRS DECIDE TO INCREASE MANAGERS SALARY
Eagles to Hold Services
SAN BERNARDINO
COUNCIL HITS BACK ATTRACTION COMPANY
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS
AGED HERMIT FOUND DEAD; SIGNS POINT TO SUICIDE
VICTIM OF AUTO ACCIDENT REPORTED LIKELY TO DIE
MONROVIA
CITY COUNCIL DECIDES ON CALLING BOND ELECTION
MONROVIA BRIEFS
■- PASADENA:
COUNCIL LIKELY TO INTERFERE IN RATES
COUNCIL SELLS LIGHTING BONDS TO LOCAL CONCERN
AUTOIST DECLARES NOTICE WAS PRACTICALLY INVISIBLE
PASADENA rfhlEF NOTES
Alleged Embezzler Arrested
New Steamer Governor Taking on Cargo at Redondo on Her Initial Trip South
TRAVEL AND FREIGHT BUSINESS BOOMING
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS IN GOLD IS TRANSFERRED
Get Jury to Try Chinese
AVIATOR MAKES ADVERSE FLIGHT
Found Dead in Bed
THE WEATHER
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PHONE WITHOUT USE OF WIRE
The Theaters
WANTS HUSBAND INFORMED OF HER CHILD'S ILLNESS
FAMOUS CHARITY WORKER EXPIRES
POLICE AND CRACKSMEN EXCHANGE MANY SHOTS
Watching a Stomach Digest Food
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