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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 188, 7 April 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
BALLOONISTS BRUSH COBWEBS FROM THE SKY
TURFMAN'S WIDOW WHOSE CLAIM HAS v BEEN COMPROMISED
MME. MODJESKA LIES AT POINT OF DEATH
THE NEWS SUMMARY
CLAIMS AGAINST LUCKY BALDWIN'S ESTATE SETTLED
SUNDAY SCHOOL PUPIL ARRESTED
Accepts Appointment
Another Story of Graft
ANTI-SALOON PARTY LOSES IN SAN DIEGO
PERMANENT TARIFF BOARD IS PLANNED
LATIN AMERICANS TO BE GIVEN DINNER NEXT WEEK
Fire Sares Hotel Guests
Thirteen Boys Drowned
BALLOONISTS BRUSH COBWEBS FROM SKY
WEALTHY HOTEL MAN IS VICTIM OF QUEER MALAHY
TWO BOYS KILLED AND SIX INJURED BY WRECK
BROTHER TESTIFIES AT SISTER'S TRIAL
RAILROAD ATTORNEYS MAY MEET TO SCORE HARRIMAN
PHYSICIANS TO BE BARRED FROM EXCLUSIVE SECTION
EMMANUEL AND ROOSEVELT MEET
REMARKABLE, SAYS GEO.W. TOLHURST
DEMOCRATS ELECT MANY MAYORS UP IN MONTANA
Noted Veteran Dies
CATTLE GROWERS PROTEST AT PROPOSED FREE HIDES
NEGROES SAD BECAUSE OF DEATH OF MANY CHICKENS
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
To Call Bond Election
TARIFF CAUSES CONFUSION AND BITTER ATTACK
FAMOUS NOVELIST AT DEATH'S DOOR
WOMEN POLICE TO PATROL PARKS AND TEACH YOUTHS
Liability Act Unconstitutional
HOSIERY MAKERS DEFEND PLANS TO TAX STOCKINGS
Held on Extortion Charge
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AT THE THfcATERS
LETTER CARRIERS
APPRECIATION
GREATER LOS ANGELES
TARIFF TAXATION
CITY MISSING
Her Easter Finery
THE YELLOW YARNER
DRINKING FOUNTAINS
THE DESERT HILLS
The State Press
Roosevelt's Rest
Dressmaking by Weight
The Philippines
Their Discovery
Harriman's Garrulity
Coffee Club
Far and Wide
Bringing It Home
Horse Doctor Needed
Affinity Humbug
Shock to Some
Tariff Doctrine
AMERICAN TARIFF LAWS
X— Walker Tariff for Revenue Only
The Public Letter Box
THE STRAW TEST
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Robbed While Unconscious
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
WIFE, DESERTED BY HUSBAND, LOSES ALL BELONGINGS IN FIRE
ACCOUNTANT ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF INSANITY
To Argue Gompers' Appeal
Newspaper Man Expires
'SPIRIT PHOTOS' SHOWN IN COURT
MAN ACCUSED OF BATTERY HIMSELF THE REAL VICTIM
Accused of Embezzlement
CHINESE GIVE BANQUET TO THEIR GERMAN GOVERNOR
Spirit Photograph Which Figures in Suit Over Will
News of the Courts
SAYS HUSBAND POUND HOME LIFE IRKSOME
CLAIMS EXCAVATION HAS DEPRIVED HIM OF HIS LOT
WOMAN WHO SUED FOR ~~ DAMAGES HELD NEGLIGENT
Jury Finds for Ely
Cummings Not Guilty
Sues for. Damages
MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY MUST PAY
ACCUSED MUBIC TEACHER IS RELEASED ON BONDS
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WARNS NATION TO BEWARE Of STANDARD OIL
GOES TO ARREST MAN AND RUNS INTO MANY CHILDREN
Award Railroad Contract
ATTENTION! SONS OF BOONE TO ARMS! ONE SCOUT IS KIDNAPED
SLAYER OF PETROSINI IS BELIEVED TO BE IN JAIL
Mormons End Conference
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUB FRUITS
FINANCIAL
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN I —I
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
« ■ > Boston Wool Market
California Dried Fruits
San Francisco Shipping
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
LIGHT RECEIPTS CAUSE BIG ADVANCE IN EGGS
Leaps to Death in»ltaly
STAGGERS INTO ROOM BLEEDING FROM SHOT
JAPANESE AT SAN JOSE IS ACCUSED OF MURDER
ROUGHLY HANDLED BY RIVALS AT EDENDALE
BRUTAL HIGHWAY ROBBER MUST GO TO PENITENTIARY
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LIQUOR LICENSE PROBLEM TO BE INVESTIGATED
PRETTY NURSE ENDS LIFE; LEAVES NOTE FOR DOCTOR
"OWL" FREIGHT TRAIN HAS ACCIDENT NEAR PETALUMA
Requisition Is Honored
Municipal Affairs
DECIDES ON CHARGES BY PUBLIC UTILITIES
INSPECTOR CRAIG SUBMITS FIRST REPORT ON LICENSES
ORDINANCE ADOPTED BUT VASTLY CHANGED
BOTH SIDES SATISFIED IN CONTROVERSY OVER STREET
WANT SPEEDING OF AUTOS ON GRAND AVENUE STOPPED
Present Names for Confirmation
FINED FOR KEEPING DOG NOT LICENSED
Protest at Land Grab
POPULARITY CONTEST GROWS IN INTEREST
To Retry Kentuckian
WOMEN TO PARADE IN ORDER TO GET TARIFF RAISED ON STOCKINGS |
CYCLONE IN ILLINOIS KILLS TWO PERSONS
To Give Farewell Talk "
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
WOULD PAY GOLD PRIZE TO ALL BABIES ONE YEAR OLD
PENNY LUNCHES AT ANN STREET SCHOOL PROVE BIG SUCCESS
ALLEGED ASSOCIATES OF PICKPOCKETS SENTENCED
SAYS LIFE WAS MENACED TWICE
WOMEN'S PETITION OF PROTEST SENT EAST
TAKES SUIT CASE FROM AUTO; CAPTURED BY TWO CITIZENS
SPECIFICATIONS ON' GOOD ROADS ADOPTED BY BOARD
SELECTIONS BY MAYOR INDORSED
COMPANIES MUST PAY TO OPERATE PHONE BRANCHES
IMPERIAL VALLEY TO GET BETTER TRAIN SERVICE
Profits of Steel Trust
Indian Chief Still a Fugitive
TO VISIT TOWNS OF SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
SANTA FE TO EXPERIMENT WITH NEW GASOLINE CAR
DEMONSTRATOR FOR PUMP CONCERN LOSES LEFT HAND
SHOSHONES AT ORPHEUM TO ENTERTAIN NAVAJOS
ATTEMPT TO BURN STORE FRUSTRATED
UNEARTH HUMAN BONES AND COIN IN NEW YORK
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ANXIOUS TO BE GUEST OF FRIES
LITTLE LABOR, LEAFLETS
Army Officers Relieved
Boy Crushed to Death
Soon to Run Trains
AT THE HOTELS
REFUSE LICENSE FOR TAVERN AT CAHUENGA PASS
STEAMER FROM SAN PEDRO TO SALVAGE SHIP'S CARGO
CITY WILL SUE REDONDO LINE
HASKELL SEEKS TO QUASH INDICTMENT
BUILDING PERMITS
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat.
Society
FASHION
RONDELET I
The Real Tariff Problem
Local Suffrage Plans
World of Women
CIVIC ASSOCIATION PASSES RESOLUTIONS
CUT OUT CARES; TAKE LIFE EASY
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IS A MEANS TO AN END
WHAT IS YOUR BABY WORTH?
I MUST HAVE $1300 TODAY AND TOMORROW
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
WEBSTER DEFEATS HEFRON, BUT LACKS PUNCH TO GET KNOCKOUT
Crack Jockey Is Set Down Pending Investigation of Ride
OCCIDENTAL PREPARES FOR POMONA CONTEST
JOCKEY STIRS UP JUDGE'S IRE
RIALTO GOSSIP
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
LOS ANGELES ATHLETIC CLUB MEN TO DON GLOVES
OUTLAWS ENGAGE IN ROWDY BALL
BASKETBALL TEAMS ARE WELL MATCHED
ANNUAL TROTTING MEET TO BE HELD AT SALINAS FAIR
*» » ■ To Play Handball
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THREE HOMERS DEFEAT VERNON
RESULTS AT EMERYVILLE
SANTA ANITA ENTRIES
PLAN BOYCOTT AGAINST ANGELS
JEFF MAY ACCEPT AUSTRALIAN OFFER
Oklahoman Is Killed
OAKLAND WINS FROM PORTLAND
Appoints Receiver for Yerkes
SANTA ANITA PARK RESULTS
SENATORS HOLD THEIR POSITION
BRIDE OF WEEK GETS HUSBAND FROM JAIL
The Theaters
FEMALE PEDESTRIANS PLOD AROUND ARENA
Receiver Is Apointed
Woman Burned to Death
ATTORNEYS HURL SHARP EPITHETS
BURNS WANTS RETURN MATCH WITH JOHNSON
YOUNG GIRL, TO CURE HERSELF, FASTS FOR FORTY-SIX DAYS
Prohibition Law Valid
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
RECOUNT UNASKED BY DEFEATED CANDIDATE
ORDERS PUBLIC CARRIAGES FROM PRINCIPAL STREETS
ADOLPHUS BUSCH SEEKS TO HAVE CITY STREET VACATED
FORMER VICE PRESIDENT IS MADE AN HONORARY MEMBER'
Wagon and Car Collide
V, M. C. A. Juniors on Tramp
Asks for Subscriptions
SAN PEDRO DESIRES BOULEVARD REPA D
MONROVIA
MONROVIA BRIEFLETS
REDLANDS NOTES
LONG BEACH
INVOLVES EXTENT Of CITY'S JURISDICTION
TAKE STEPS LOOKING TO SPEEDY OPENING OF BANK
To Take School Census
LONG BEACH BREVITIES
SANTA ANA
SANTA ANA BREVITIES
SAN BERNARDINO
ELECTRIC LIGHT BUI EATEN TO END LILE
MAYOR SAYS COUNCILMAN HAS NO RIGHT TO OFFICE
Mugt Serve Sentence
Will Begin Repairs
RIVERSIDE
RIVERSIDE BREVITIES
THE WEATHER
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BLAZE IN PAPER CONCERN CAUSES LOSS OF $100,000
Water Tower in Action and Hosemen Fighting Flames in the Zellerbach Company's Building
SIX FIRE ENGINES CALLED TO SAVE INFANT'S DRESS
TAFT TENDERS DINNER TO DISTINGUISHED JAPANESE
NEGROES ARE FORBIDDEN TO WEAR B. P. O. E. EMBLEM
ONE INDICTMENT MORE RETURNED BY GRAND JURY
RULING OF LAND OFFICE AFFECTS HOMESTEADERS
PECULIAR DAMAGE SUIT IS BEGUN IN SAN DIEGO
Large Winery Destroyed
Longshoremen Lose Strike
Russian Baron Ends Life
MASKED RAIDERS SLAY THREE MEN
Revolutionary Traitor Stabbed
Large Inheritance Tax Paid
FAIRBANKS BENT ON WORLD TOUR
LIBERAL SUNDAY LEAGUE WOULD MODERNIZE LAWS
"Bob" Evans Goes to Yosemite
Rock Island Elects President
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