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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 196, 15 April 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
'300 PER CENT' BROKER BROWN UNDER ARREST
ABSCONDER WHO WAS CAPTURED IN NORTH
FINDS EVELYN THAW PLAYING WITH SNAKE
To Take Actor's Testimony
Accused of Bribery
THE NEWS SUMMARY
CONVICTION OF LOUIS GLASS IS DECLARED VOID
DEMOCRATS VOTE TO MAKE MISSOURI DRY
NEW YORK CHAUFFEUR TO BE TRIED FOR KILLING BOY
Issues Charter for Bank
ACCUSED TRIO IGNORES CHANCE TO DENY GRAFT
GOVERNMENT CONFISCATES LARGE GRAIN DISTILLERY
SUCCEEDS IN EVADING LAW FOR THREE MONTHS
DIRIGIBLE BALLOON TO BE USED IN MANEUVERS
Exiled Ruler and Cruisers Dispatched to Watch Him
GOVERNOR SIGNS MANY MEASURES
RECEIVES SERIOUS INJURY IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Acquitted on Murder Charge
Suffragettes Urge Laws
ROOSEVELT TO HIE TO WOODS
TAXICAB CHARGES TO BE REGULATED BY ORDINANCE
Forest Fire in Mexico
Captain's License Revoked
REVOLUTIONISTS WIN VICTORY IN CONSTANTINOPLE
FORMAL REQUEST MADE FOR RESIGNATION OF LIBRARIAN
SCIENTIST OF CHICAGO DEFIES POSSIBLE DEATH
Conspiracy Detected
BEGIN FIGHT TO SHUT HARRIMAN OUT OF SEATTLE
GOVERNOR HUGHES MAY BE RENOMINATED NEXT YEAR
OIL PRODUCERS DECIDE TO LESSEN NORTHERN OUTPUT
STEAMER SUNK IN OHIO RIVER
ACCUSATIONS OF FRAUD FOLLOW LAND PURCHASE
To Build Parish Home
TAFT GOES TO SEE PLAY "IF I WERE KING"
WANTS CABINET TO CO-OPERATE
TEN LEADERS OF RIOTS CAPTURED AND EXECUTED
Seven Farmers in Jail
ORIENTAL WOMEN MUCH CONCERNED IN POLITICS
SPEAKERS URGE CONSOLIDATION
WOMAN ESCAPES INSOMNIA'S PERILS
FAIRBANKS AND PARTY TO GO TO ORIENT TOMORROW
To Appoint Naval Chaplain
"Bob" Evans Improved
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FLEE FROM FIRE IN NIGHT ROBES
PRIEST ATTEMPTS TO TAKE HIS LIFE
American Who Is Leading Suffragettes to London
TELEGRAPH NEWS IN BRIEF
NIGHT RIDERS TERRORIZE INDIANA'S LAND OWNERS
PLAN OF PUBLICITY IS PROPOSED BY RAILWAY
NOTE IN BOTTLE BETRAYS CRIME
BLACK HAND SOCIETY BRANDED AS A MYTH
PROTEST FILED AGAINST ACTION OF WELLS-FARGO
Two Libel Cases Postponed
RUSSIAN NURSE ADMITS SHE MURDERED DOCTOR
"HOTEL PROPRIETORS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR GRIPS"
BUSINESS 40 YEARS OLD, IS FORCED TO SUSPEND
New Patent Treaty Favored
Jurisdiction Disputed
Strike Indorsed
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ATTHETHEAtERS
» ■ » NO EXTENSION OF LICENSE ZONE
GRAFTERS BALKED
SIGNALMAN DEATH
CONSOLIDATION
FOREIGN FAKERS
The Only Flagman
WOMEN AND DRAMA
ORPHANS' HOME
TIPS
Public Letter Box
AMERICAN TARIFF LAWS
XVII—The Dingley Tariff
AlaiT"
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
ASSURES HOME FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD
BISHOP JOHNSON BUYS SITE FOR NEW SCHOOL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
'WORKERS' DINE, BOOST THE CITY AND WATERWAYS
ARTISTIC FURNITURE SHOWN IN WINDOWS
ATTACK FATAL TO FORMER CLUBMAN
LODGER IS FINED $15 FOR STRIKING LANDLADY
Snowbound Two Day*
BUSINESS MEN ARE PROUD OF SUCCESS
The Theaters
ALGELENO BUYS BIG TRACT OF OIL LAND
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUB FRUITB
CHICAGO GRAIN
Pacific Coast Trade
San Francisco Shipping
MINING QUOTATIONS
FINANCIAL
BEANS AND CHEESE ADVANCE IN MARKET
;i* ■ » , Cotton and Wool .
PRICES OF METALB IN NEW YORK MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
California Dried Fruits
Chicago Live Stock
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Runs Pencil Into Lung
Coat and $7250 Stolen
• To Visit America
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CONVICT AVERS MAN IS INNOCENT
POLICE ORDERED TO ENFORCE LICENSE LAW
ANGELENOS SEEK LANDS IN MEXICO FOR EXPLOITATION
Niagara Gorge Damaged
Big Fire in Ohio
Will Hold Rare Collection of Far Eastern Art Objects
News of the Courts
IS DIVORCED FROM 'TWENTY-DAY' WIFE
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST PHILLIPS TO BE DROPPED
FIRST CONVICTION UNDER NEW BANK LAW OBTAINED
ABBOTT WILL DISPOSING OF FORTUNE IS PROBATED
BLAIR REFUSES TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
DRESSMAKER WINS SUIT AGAINST REALTY DEALER
ROWELL REARRESTED ON WARRANT CHARGING FRAUD
COURT OF APPEALS REVERSES DECISION IN DAMAGE CASE
Incorporations
ORIENTAL PALACE TO HOLD RARE EXHIBITS
BAKERS OF CHICAGO SAY PROFITS ARE TOO SMALL
ROBBERS ARE UNABLE TO OPERATE STOLEN MACHINE
FIRE AT ONTARIO LEADS TO TALK OF NEW WATER SYSTEM
Russian Officers Pardoned
Superior Court Sustained
MINORITY WILL ATTACK TARIFF
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
SPANISH WAR VETERANS ASKED TO JOIN PARADE
CROWD BIDS BISHOP CONATY BON VOYAGE
Veteran Ends Life
FIRST ELK LIVES IN LOS ANGELES
MR. AND MRS. BRINK CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
COURT AGREES TO 13 JURORS
New Power Boat Tested
Ohioans to Invite Taft
HELD FOR DEATH OF MAN KILLED BY AUTO
EMPLOYE DISAPPEARS WITH RESTAURANT MAN'S MONEY
POLICE CHIEF ANNOUNCES NO CHANGES WITHIN WEEK
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DOG FRIGHTENS AWAY ROBBERS
HANGS HIMSELF WHILE IN DESPONDENT MOOD
Municipal Affairs
CITY MUST PAY BIG ROYALTY FOR PAVING
PARK COMMISSIONERS HOLD FIRST MEETING
MAYOR ALEXANDER HEARS MANY HARD LUCK TALES
POLICE BOARD TAKES UP LIQUOR SUBJECT
UNION MEN SAY SCALE ON AQUEDUCT TOO LOW
BAKERIES MUST OBSERVE RULES OR PAY PENALTIES
May Trade Property
EIGHT NEWS DEALERS ARE FINED BY POLICE JUSTICE
Protest at Repression
RATES TO ST. LOUIS AND EAST TO BE INCREASED $2
MANY POISONED BY STRAWBERRIES
RAILROADS MUST FILE RATES WITH COMMISSION
JURY BELIEVES AUTO DISASTER ACCIDENTAL
HILL STREET CORNER SELLS FOR $100,000
FOUR VALUABLE CANINES KILLED BY DOG POISONER
MONEY GONE, PRIDE REMAINS TO NEVADA'S FORMER MILLIONAIRES
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat
Society
How the Girls Pay Big Toll to the Tariff Man
BOUQUET PINS ARE PLEASING NOVELTY
Revelations of the 700th Wife About Epicures vs. Gourmands
Club News
ABOUT WOMEN
A Home Parliamentarian
Modern Engineering
WHAT ABOUT YOUR HAIR? SUN BATH GIVES BEAUTY
What He Knew
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TWO HOME RUNS IN ONE INNING
ANGELS WIN AND TIE WITH PORTLAND FOR TOP HONORS
Catcher Powers May Not Live
RESULTS AT EMERYVILLE
TIMELY TOPICS
PLATERS EARN GETAWAY MONEY
STATE LEAGUE
HILL CLIMBERS WILL HAVE DAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAMS OPEN SEASON
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Whitney Wins English Stake
SANTA ANITA PARK RESULTS
STAKE EVENTS ARE NUMEROUS
HOLD MATCH PLAY AT ANNANDALE LINKS
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GEORGE MEMSIC DOWN TO WEIGHT
SET MAY 15 FOR V.M.C. A. TRACK MEET
Arrange San Pedro Fights
Gun Club Shoot Sunday
CLEVER YOUNGSTER WILL MEET MILLER
SOUTHERN LEAGUE MAGNATES GATHER
KEEN INTEREST IN WOMEN'S GOLF PLAY
WRESTLING TITLE IS RETAINED BY GOTCH
JOHNSON- KETCHEL ARTICLES SIGNED
St. Vincent's Nine Busy
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
UNIVERSITY WINS FROM HIGH SCHOOL
MISS JULIA AUBLE WINS TENNIS HONORS
WELLFARE-MORGAN TEAM HAS BIG LEAD
MEXICANS SUSPECTED OF ' HAND IN MURDER JAILED
Practice for Relay Event*
FAMOUS WATER CASE DRAWS TO ITS CLOSE
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION AT SANTA ANA CALLED
BTABB MAN IN FACE AND ESCAPES FROM OFFICERS
ANNUAL SESSION OF PRESBYTERIAL HELD
JUNIOR FROM RIVERSIDE HONORED BY CLASSMATES
SELF STYLED INTIMATE OF PRINCE WANTED BY POLICE
REDLANDS BREVITIES
9RIBF ITEMS OF NEWB COLLECTED AT POMONA
ONTARIO BREVITIES
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
SALARY OF PASTOR INCREASED TO $7500
500 WOMEN PLEDGED TO JOIN Y. W. C. A. BRANCH
To Take Charge of Health Camp
Bank Officers Re-elected
Delegates Elected
PASADENA BREVITIES
FORMER MULE DRIVER DISCOVERS RICH MINE
LONG BEACH
MANY SEE WHALES GAMBOL IN WATER
CITIZENS OF LONG BEACH MAY TAKE BEER TO HOMES
TO REMAIN IF WORK ON NEW CHURCH IS RUSHED
YOUNG MAN WITH BRAIN FEVER BECOMES VIOLENT
TO OPEN HOTEL VIRGINIA MAY 29 INSTEAD OF MAY 8
DISLIKED TO KILL DOG; FINED $5 FOR CRUELTY
LONG BEACH BREVITIES
SANTA MONICA
HEAD OF SOLDIERS' HOME FAVORS ORDER
♦ SAN BERNARDINO
ROMANCE OF STAGE FOLKS CULMINATES IN MARRIAGE
RIVERSIDE
! REDLANDS NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD IN PARAGRAPH FORM
SAN PEDRO
LARGER SHIPS MAKE PORT AT SAN PEDRO
NEGROES CONTEMPLATE PURCHASE OF STEAMER
MAKES SAN PEDRO FROM • CENTRAL AMERICAN PORTS
VENICE
BAY CITIES APPROVE UNION HIGH SCHOOL
THE WEATHER
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G. A. R. SESSIONS ARE EXECUTIVE
TAFTS LEASE HOME AT BEVERLY FOR SUMMER
Libel Case Is Continued
Transport Sheridan Arrived
JAMES PATTEN DENIES HE CONTROLS WHEAT MARKET
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO TARIFF BILL MADE PLAINER
TURKISH-BULGARIAN FEUD ASSUMES GRAVE ASPECTS
CARUSO DENIES REPORT HIS VOICE IS IMPAIRED
To Check Revolutions
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