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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 168, 18 March 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
OSWALD SAFE IN MEXICO; GRAND JURY IS READY
NEVADANS DEFEAT BANK GUARANTEE
Youth Ends His Life
THE NEWS SUMMARY
WIDOW OF MAN WHO DIED IN MYSTERIOUS WAY SEEKS INSURANCE
STATE SENATE THROWN INTO PANDEMONIUM
Railroad King, Who, if He Takes Advice of His Physicians, Will Retire from Business
BRITISH WAR DEPARTMENT EXPERIMENTS WITH AUTOS
EDISON AND PHONOGRAPH FIRM HELD IN CONTEMPT
MME. MODJESKA IS REPORTED SERIOUSLY ILL NEAR NEWPORT
Road Nearly Completed
Three Injured in Coll:sion
Solon Sympathizes with Ireland
Confederate Veteran Expires
E. H. HARRIMAN TO RETIRE AS RAILROAD KING
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TARIFF BILL RAISES RATE 20 PER CENT
AGENT OF POWDER TRUST FORGETS IMPORTANT DATA
NEW MEDICINE'S VALUE AMAZES TIRED WORKER
DISQUALIFY 22 MEN IN TRIAL OF PAT CALHOUN
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WOOLWINE TALKS OF GRAND JURY
Jail Breaker Pardoned
POINTS OUT NEED OF FEARLESS EXPOSURE
Magnate's Son Arraigned
OSWALD AND FENNER FLEE TO TIA JUANA
FOILS PLOT AGAINST WORKERS FOR RECALL
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AT THE THEATERS
LAWLESSNESS
CIVIC PROGRESS
MR. HARRIMAN
DR. BRYCE
PEE-WEE PETTIFOGGER
D. H. N.
"To the Rubbish Heap With It" Yes?
NICK: A BY-PRODUCT
CONSOLIDATION
BIG GAME
Extras
The State Press
Savage Blow
Dramatic Suggestion
We Don't Care
Tafts in California
Imitate, Don't Envy
Still Needed
Sorrowful Elk
Why Certainly
Far and Wide
Origin of Woman
Liberia
Immigration Scandal
Thieving Trust
Result of Pension
Penalty of Greatness
Echoes of the Recall
Power of Press
Harper's Officers
Friends Disappointed
Record Tarnished
Something Wrong
Small Punishment
Recall Suggested
Enough Said
Cause of Confusion
Not Good Enough
Lawyers Surprised
it Is Sounded
Harper's Fall
Preferred Resignation
Triumphal Progress
Public Letter Box
Too Busy
THE ROUND TRIP
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
ANIMAL LEAGUE BEGINS DOG LICENSE PROSECUTION
BROWN'S DUPES NOT SAVED BY NOBLE MOTTO
ACCUSED OF POSSESSING MOLDS FOR MAKING COIN
Broker Brown's Residence, Interior View of Luxurious Office, Missing Man and His Cashier
STRUCK BY CARS, BUT NOT SERIOUSLY HURT
Court Compels Change
Appoints Member of Board
TAKES CIGAR AND IS BOOKED AS BURGLAR
Found Academy of Aviation
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
The Metal Merket
Sugar and Coffee
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
California Dried Fruits
Local Lumber Prices
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
FAIR WEATHER PROMOTES DOWNWARD TREND IN PRICES
RAILROADS DISCRIMINATE AGAINST DENVER PEOPLE
SON OF NOTED INVENTOR NOT GUILTY OF MURDER
Seven Persons Poisoned
600-FOOT TOWER MAY BE BUILT AT ANNAPOLIS, MD.
Dedicate Donated Building
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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LIBRARY STORM AGAIN LOWERS
ARKANSAS TOWN FORWARDS PETITION FOR ASSISTANCE
WORK RENDERED POSSIBLE ON STREET IMPROVEMENT
Municipal Affairs
FLOOD GATES NEEDED FOR OUTFALL SEWER
CONSIDER LICENSE UNJUSTLY ONEROUS
SUES CITY FOR DAMAGES TO PROPERTY BY WATER
Prisoner Weeps in Court
BOY SEIZED BY FIERCE BULLDOG
TELEPHONE CASES TO GET HEARING BY COUNCIL
GETS GREAT BARGAIN IN DRY GOODS STOCK
Asks for Quick Trial
INJURED BY AUTO, HAVING STEPPED FROM BEHIND CAR
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
TIDELAND DECISIONS NO GAIN TO PRIVATE INTERESTS—FLEMING
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO USE MAMMOTH REGISTER
DECLARES HYPNOTIC SPELL FORCED HIM TO LEAVE HIS MINE
FIND HYSTERICAL PATIENT IS ILL FROM STARVATION
LEADER OF PROHIBITION PARTY ARRIVES IN CITY
AERONAUTS HOPE TO TRAVEL FAR
ROUND TABLE KNIGHTS AROUND BANQUET BOARD
ALLEGED HIGHLAND PARK BANDIT HELD TO ANSWER
AUTO CAPSIZES, INJURING FOUR
WEATHER FORECASTER ANSWERS CRITICISMS
PANIC IS NARROWLY AVERTED IN CIRCUS
To Abolish Contract Labor
15 PERSONS, SEVERAL WEARING THE GREEN, ADMITTED AS CITIZENS
Noted Educator Dies
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DUDLEY'S FRIEND GIVES EVIDENCE
Probate of Will Delayed
Incorporations
DIVES BOYCOTT MANY MEXICANS IN SONORATOWN
REPORTS SHOW TEMPERANCE UNIONS IN GOOD CONDITION
RACQUET WIELDERS WILL APPEAR IN VAUDEVILLE
XOPEIA CLUB GIVES BIG ST. PATRICK'S DAY BALL
Wife's Tears Stay Requisition
Railway Directors Elected
Bogota Again Normal
TICHENOR SAYS HE KEPT MONEY
TWO DIVORCE DECREES GIVEN AND FOUR NEW SUITS FILED
BREAKS PAROLE AND MUST SERVE FIVE YEARS' SENTENCE
PAYS HIGH FOR SMUGGLING WINE INTO THE RESERVATION
CONTINUANCE IS GRANTED IN MITCHELL MURDER TRIAL
Complaint Dismissed
Case Goes to Jury Today
Trial Delayed
SANTA FES PROPOSED BOND ISSUF POSTPONED
BISHOP MMNTYRE SAYS BACHELOR IS A SINNER
PROSECUTOR REPLIES TO CHARGE OF OKLAHOMANS
QUEEN OF ITALY STILL SUFFERING FROM INJURY
Transport Logan Floated
Old Pay Cars in Service
FIND DECOMPOSED BODY OF MAN LOST IN STORM
Grievances Are Belittled
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Society, Clubs Music, Chat
Society
How to Lay the Table Correctly for Formal Dinner
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE GIRL WHO SEWS
The Heiress Abroad
TO BE A CHRISTIAN
NEW YORK AT TEA HOUR
FINE ARTS LEAGUE TO OPEN APRIL 12
THURSDAY, MARCH 18.
MUSICAL NOTES
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
WINTER RACE COURSE IS TO BE BUILT AT TIA JUANA BY WILLIAMS
ACADEMIC GOSSIP
RESULTS AT EMERYVILLE
REDONDO SWIMMING CLUB TO HOLD WATER CARNIVAL
LONG BEACH DEFEATS ST. VINCENT'S COLLEGE
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
SON OF VOTER WINS HANDICAP
ENTRIES MANY FOR LOCAL FIFTEEN-BALL TOURNAMENT
BROADWAY PHYSICAL CLUB CHALLENGES L. A. A. BOXERS
MONROVIA AND WHITTIER TO MEET ON MONROVIA GROUNDS
SANTA ANITA PARK RESULTS
LOCOMOBILE AND STEARNS GET TOGETHER ON 150 MILE RACE
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POMONA TRAINER SUCCEEDS WELL
Voters Must Be Educated
Anti-Gambling Bill Considered
TWO OF POMONA'S CRACK ATHLETES
BABY RACERS MEET IN MATCH FOR $1000
Naval Surgeon Released
Bolter's Identity Announced
Jury Is Impaneled
Garbage Problem Solved
STRIKE ALMOST ISOLATES PARIS
UTAH LEGISLATURE WILL ADOPT STRINGENT LAWS
Exposes Alleged Graft
Diplomat Is Hurried Home
Receiver Is Appointed
Big Fire in Salt Lake
To Execute rtussian Officer*
ITALY URGES MANY CITIES TO HELP TO CAPTURE SLAYERS
LIVE STOCK MEN TO EXHIBIT LIBERALLY
GUY EDDIE BRANDS NEWS STORY AS FALSEHOOD
Filipino Bandsman Dies
BRITISH WATCH TARIFF CHANGE
TRAIN CRASHES THROUH DEPOT
U. S. SENDS NOTE TO NICARAGUANS
ALLEGED GAS-PIPE THUG NARROWLY ESCAPES MOB
Bantams Fight Draw
Big Fire Near Tonopah
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Germany Welcomes Venezuelan
JURY IN COOPERS' TRIAL NOT AGREED
KEEP WIRES HOT URGING THEIR INSURANCE BILL
FURNITURE DEALERS OF LOS ANGELES SUE S. P.
Alcohol Not Therapeutical
Honor St. Patrick with Parade
Gillett's Appointments
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
WATERHOUSE PARTY PROPOSES TO FIGHT
BALLOONIST REGRETS VOYAGE WAS SO SHORT
MARJORIE JONES FALLS UNDER KORSE'S FEET
COMPANY I MEMBERS CHESTY AT INSPECTION
OLDSMOBILE iN MIXUP WITH AN ELECTRIC CAR
EAST SIDE CITIZENS FIGHT LIGHT COMPANY
PAMPHLET CAUSES ARREST OF WELL KNOWN LECTURER
"PRINCESS BONNIE" TO BE GIVEN BY SOCIETY
GRAND ARMY BOYS ARE EXCITED OVER BASEBALL
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES
SANTA ANA
SODA LAKE COMPANY WILL REOPEN PLANT
PLACED FINALLY ON TRIAL FOR VIOLATING LIQUOR LAW
POMONA
HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS PLAY PROVES BIG SUCCESS
POMONA TICKETS FOR BANQUET IN GREAT REQUEST
CITY COUNCIL FIGURES ON IMPROVING MAGNOLIA AVENUE
SAN ; BERNARDINO
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS PLAN NEW HOME
OLD BALDY MOUNTAIN HAS BIG LANDSLIDE
ARE SCOURING THE COUNTRY FOR LOST SEARCHLIGHT MAN
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS
LONG BEACH
CRAIG COMPANY SECURES CONTRACT FROM PORTLAND
BOYS INTEND TO TRAMP IT ALL WAY TO SAN FRANCISCO
NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED
GENERAL CLARK IS LAID TO REST WITH MILITARY HONORS
VENICE
ST. PATRICK'S DAY DULY HONOREL AT AUDITORIUM
SHOE COMPANY LAYS OFF ITS EMPLOYES AND SHUTS DOWN
I SANTA MONICA
CONSOLIDATION WILL BE DISCUSSED AT MEETING
ST. PATRICK'S DAY OBSERVED BY PUPILS OF ACADEMY
REDONDO BEACH
STORM RESTORES MOONSTONE BEACH TO FORMER RICHNES!
DEMONSTRATION LECTURES DRAW LARGE AUDIENCES
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
THE WEATHER
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MRS. DUDEN TO TESTIFY TODAY
PROMINENT OIL MEN OF BAKERSFIELD ARRAIGNED
FLORIST'S BLUNDER CAUSES TROUBLE
THREE WHITE ROSES FAIL TO APPEAR
MRS. DICK FERRIS IS A BALLOON ENTHUSIAST
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