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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 198, 17 April 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
"RULER OF SKY" MAKES THREAT TO DESTROY AIRSHIP
LEGISLATION THAT MEANT WELL STRIKES HARD SNAG
Oil Trust Will Pay Fine
Indians Slowly Starving
ARMY MULE HAS BIG CORPORATION NAMED FOR HIM, TO SELL HIM
WIFE GIVEN DIVORCE; MOTHER-IN-LAW SLAIN
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH WHILE MOTHER FED HENS
Is Tarred and Feathered
THE NEWS SUMMARY
SALOON KEEPER MAY TELL SOME TALES OF GRAFT
LOS ANGELES MAY SOON TALK TO ARIZONA TOWNS
JOY RIDERS MEET DEATH IN CENTRAL PARK, NEW YORK
WEALTHY OKLAHOMAN SHOT TO DEATH AT HIS DESK
Noted Musician Is Dead
Women Who Are Identified with Order of the Daughters of American Revolution
BULLS HAVE ALL THE BEST Of IT
STOOPS TO SAVE nOLL FROM WATER AND FINDS BODY OF HIS DAUGHTER
GIVES CHICAGO REAL SURPRISE
BRYAN NOT ANXIOUS TO GO TO UNITED STATES SENATE
JOSEPH CREATED THE ONE SUCCESSFUL WHEAT CORNER
TWO AMERICANS REPORTED KILLED
INDICTMENT FOR FRAUD IS FOUND AGAINST CUDAHY
JAPANESE SAILOR KILLED WHILE RESISTING ARREST
Knows Nothing of Child
Taft Returns to Capital
NICHOLAS TELLS, SULLENLY, ABOUT BRIBES OFFERED
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH USED LONG DISTANCE
MAN WITH MONEY IN HIS POCKET COMMITS SUICIDE
U. S. Mine.Laying Steamers Arrive
Earthquake Shock Felt
WANTS HARBOR COMMISSION TO BE REORGANIZED
ATTORNEY ACQUITTED OF ALLEGED BRIBERY
GOVERNOR GILLETT SIGNS SEVERAL IMPORTANT BILLS
Scott Is Appointed Ambassador
MAKES READY TO MEET OLD ENEMY
JUDGMENT IS RENDERED AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
FAIRBANKS WILL STUDY INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CIRCLES ARE ALARMED
To Give Money to University
Given Four Months in Jail
Business Men Entertained
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FIVE BURNED IN FIRE HORROR AT SAN FRANCISCO
ALBANIANS IN CONFLICT WITH TURKISH TROOPS
MINISTER MAKES BIG LAND DEALS
SUNDAY CLOSING QUESTION TO BE SUBMITTED AGAIN
SENATOR M'CARREN IS SUMMONED INTO COURT
DINER RAIDED AND LIQUOR CONFISCATED BY OFFICERS
FORMER UNION OFFICER SENT TO PENITENTIARY
FORMER VICE PRESIDENT STEVENSON REPORTED TO BE SERIOUSLY ILL
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Young Actor Is Dead
Strikes Oil Gusher
NEGROES ENTER INTO SUICIDE AGREEMENT
Banfcing Company Suspends
SECRETARY OF WAR MAKES FOUR ARMY APPOINTMENTS
Spies in Brussels
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AT THE THEATERS
THE PACIFIC
DEADLY CROSSINGS
GREATER LOS ANGELES
REVOLUTIONS DISARMED
THE BREAD RAID
ILL TIMED MIRTH
Swatted!
ELK NUMBER ONE
S. P. C. A.
NATIVE SONS
RUSSIA'S SHAME
Diversion
Public Letter Box
A Sale in Prospect
AMERICAN TARIFF LAWS
XXI—Protection Propoganda
The State Press
Palatable
Easterization
Porthole
Both Fresh and Green
Fletcher's Philosophy
. Hindustan
Far and Wide
Mexico Suspicious
Population Needed
Guns
Terrors of Matrimony
No Quarter
* * Watched and Chained
Wandering Blizzard
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN 4
STEREOPTICON VIEWS ARE PLANNED FOR PLAYGROUNDS
% TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
A Gilded Youth
CITY NEWS*IN BRIEF
ELBERT HUBBARD LAUGHS AT LAW
PLAN CELEBRATION FOR BLIND GOSPEL SINGERS
THINK FIRE IN STORE OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN
AT THE HOTELS
Untitled
MME. NAZIMOVA GIVES LIGHT FRENCH PLAY
BREAK DOWN DOORS OF GAMBLING HOUSE
TAFT DISCUSSES LABOR PROBLEMS
HUMAN AUTOMATON DRAWS BIG CROWD
Where It Landed Him
CRIME INCREASES STEADILY, IN EMPIRE OF GERMANY
Lest He Forget
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUB FRUITB
Bradstreet'B Review
Dun's Weekly Review
CHICAGO GRAIN
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
St. Louis Wool
MINING QUOTATIONS |
BERMUDA ONIONS DECLINE IN LOS ANGELES MARKET
California Dried Fruits
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Pacific Coast Trade
•-►♦ PRICES OF METALS ; IN NEW YORK i MARKET
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REACH PASADENA WITH AMERICAN
WIPE OF HOTEL MAN SAYS HE HIT AND PINCHED HER FACE
BANK CLEARINGS
News of the Courts
END TROUBLES OF WEALTHY PIONEER
ESCAPED CREMATION; WOMAN GETS DIVORCE
EMBEZZLEMENT HEARING TAKES MORNING SESSION
MUST ANSWER IN SUPERIOR COURT ON FORGERY CHARGE
PETITIONS TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF MAJOR STANTON
VIOLATED PURE FOOD LAWS; ELEVEN FINED
WOMAN ALLEGES FRAUD; WANTS DEEDS SET ASIDE
JUNK DEALER SENTENCED TEN YEARS IN PENITENTIARY
Incorporations •
Arrested for Threats
SIZE OF LOAVES OF BREAD TO BE REDUCED BY BAKERS
Municipal Affairs
HEALTH BOARD AND INSPECTORS CONFER
REJECTS ALL BIDS SUBMITTED FOR PLAYGROUND CLUB HOUSE
Insist on Union*
NEW SYSTEM MEANS MORE PERMIT MONEY
LIQUOR MEN HESITATE TO GIVE UP LICENSES
ENCAMPMENT COMES TO SUCCESSFUL END
Professor Goes 'nsane
BUILDING PERMITS
Resignation Not Accepted
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
MR. PATTEN IS STILL BUSY IN THE CHICAGO WHEAT PIT
LITTLE TODDLERS START OUT TO WALK TO TOPEKA, KANSAS
OFFICER GOES TO OAKLAND FOR 300 PER CENT BROKER
NAZIMOVA'S CHAUFFEUR DENIES ILLEGAL SPEED
PRISONER MAY BE MURDERER
TO MAKE AIRSHIPS IN NEWLY OPENED PLANT
BODY OF SUICIDE WILL BE SENT TO TENNESSEE HOME
THREE GRADERS FINED $10 FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
DISORDERLY HOUSE RAIDED
CONTINUE TO PROTECT PARENTS FROM SHAME
STELLA CLUB PLANS TO INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
SALE OF TIPS ON RACES CHARGED AGAINST WOMAN
TELEPHONE TALK MEANS MILLIONS
Filipino Executed
To Join King Edward
CITY WILL DON WHITE AND YELLOW TAG DAY
ARM CRUSHED OFF UNDER CAR WHEELS
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START ACTIVE MISSION WORK
DIES WAITING FOR JOB IN NEW ADMINISTRATION
APRIL TIDE TABLE
His Mistake
Untitled
GAY OLD METHUSELAH "CROAKS" IN ZOO HOME
LEAVES DINNER TO WED; PARENTS ARE ANGRY
DROPS HER DISHCLOTH TO GRAB AT $1,000,000
1 »« > Not Consummated
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat
Suffrage Chat of Interest
THE COMRADE'S GRAVE
MENUS FOR A WEEK
A Word to the Wise Woman Is Sufficient
HINTS FOR COOK
THE DISAPPOINTED OFFICE BOY
WHAT SHALL WE PLAY?
WHAT'S THE ANSWER?
AN AUTO IN SPAIN
WANTED—ONE NEST FOR HOUSEKEEPING
A LIFE* LESSON
SCIENCE-MADE MARRIAGES ARE BEST, SAY EXPERTS
SPECIAL RECIPES FOR RAISIN DAY
NEW YORK'S BUSINESS WOMEN
6TORIES OF HUMBLE LIVES
PETTICOAT FASHIONS
THE POINT OF VIEW
Sounds Like It
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
MEMSIC EARNS DECISION OVER WOLGAST IN FIERCE 10-ROUND GO
PICTURES SHOW HOW BURNS WAS DEFEATED
HOGAN MAKES IT THREE STRAIGHT
HOSPITAL PATIENTS SEE BOXING BOUT
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WINS WOMAN'S GOLF CONTEST
PLAN RELAY CARNIVAL AFTER BALL CONTEST
STATE LEAGUE
CRANE COMPANY TEAM TO CROSS BATS WITH VENICE
LONG SHOTS IN FRONT AT WIRE
JEFFRIES ATHLETIC CLUB MADE DEFENDANT IN SUIT
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TWO STUDENTS HELD INNOCENT
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
RESULTS AT EMERYVILLE
NEW YORK BLAMES NO. 13 FOR DEFEAT
POLY GIRLS DEFEAT HIGH SCHOOL LASSIES
LONG BEACH-POLY GAMES ARE ARRANGED
HIS LAST PLAY
GOLF CHAMPION DEFEATED
WOULD PROHIBIT FOOTBALL
WELLFARE STILL LEADS IN WALK
FOR STUDENTS OF EVERY AGE FIELD DAY IS ARRANGED
BOXING AT COLUMBIA
KEENE'S ESPERANTO WINS
SANTA ANITA PARK RESULTS
NELSON SIGNS WITH M'FARLAND
BANKERS TO PLAY SECOND CONTESTS
WHERE TO FISH
CALIFORNIA WINS BASEBALL SERIES
HEFRON WILL MEET SULLIVAN FRIDAY
PETER MAHER REVIVES
CHAMPION TRAMP OF WORLD IS IN JAIL
RACES AT ST. ROUEN
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Late News from the Cities and Towns of Southern California
VENICE
KILLED BY CONTACT WITH SUPPLY WIRE
SANTA MONICA
LITTLE ITEMS OF INTEREST PICKED UP AT SANTA ANA
OCEAN PARK
WILL CONSTRUCT PIER OF CONCRETE AT OCEAN PARK
ONTARIO BREVITIES
LONG BEACH
NEED COURT ORDER FOR BIG ASSESSMENT
WOMAN FOUND IN CAVE BELIEVED TO "E DEMENTED
Cuban Soldier Penniless
LONG BEACH NOTES
POMONA
MUCH CONSTRUCTION WORK IS UNDER WAY AT POMONA!
POMONA BREVITIES
SAN BERNARDINO
NEW THEATER SEEMS AN ASSURED PROJECT
AXLE COMPANY TO BUILD SHOPS AT SAN BERNARDINO
ELECT NEW DIRECTORATE FOR INVOLVED M'NE COMPANY
EXTINCT VOLCANO SHOWS SIGNS OF RENEWED ACTIVITY
START SUBSCRIPTION LIST FOR VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
PASADENA
DEATH FOLLOWS ON NEWLY OPENED PLANT
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED BY RECENTLY FORMED Y. W. C. A.
POSTAL STATEMENT SHOWS PASADENA'S RAPID GROWTH
BAKERS WILL MEET TO DISCUSS SIZE OF LOAF
PASADENANS ENTERTAINED BY ELABORATE SOCIAL AFFAIR
Woman Wins Championship
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
UNIVERSITY TRAIN WILL BEGIN ITS TOUR TODAY
SAN PEDRO
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SPOILS BRICK TRADE
SEATTLE'S FAIR COMPARED WITH OTHER DISPLAYS
San Francisco Shipping
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTHS GIVE MINSTREL SHOW
REDLANDS NEWS
THE WEATHER
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