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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 202, 21 April 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Police Captain Indicted By Report of Special Grand Jury
CONSTANTINOPLE SURROUNDED BY INVADING ARMY
ANOTHER HEIRESS OF THAW MILLIONS WILL BE WEDDED TO TITLE
RELATIVE OF SLAYER OF STANFORD WHITE TO MARRY NOBLEMAN
THE NEWS SUMMARY
GALLAGHER ONCE MORE TELLS OF CORRUPT DOINGS
WOMEN TO PLAY MEN'S POLITICS
PROMISES PUBLIC APOLOGY; EDITOR ALSO, PAYS FINE
ANSWER OF JILTED GIRL TO ACTOR IS REVOLVER BULLET
KING'S ENVOY TO MEET ROOSEVELT
INSURGENT REPUBLICANS EXPECT INCOME TAX LAW
MOFFAT ROAD EXTENSION SUCCESSFULLY FINANCED
Broadhead Indicted on Charge of Bribery
TELLS GRAPHIC STORY OF LYNCHING AT ADA
GOVERNOR GILLETT SIGNS EIGHT ASSEMBLY BILLS
Chinese Gamblers Frustrated
YOUNG WOMAN FALLS DEAD FROM GRIEF AT COFFIN OF BROTHER
SENATOR TILLMAN SOCIAL CALLER AT WHITE HOUSE
SEA CAPTAIN'S LICENSE SUSPENDED AND RESTORED
CONFERENCE REPORT REJECTED BY SENATE
MARRIED WOMEN FAVORED IN CENSUS DEPARTMENT
BRITISH COLUMBIA RAISES TEN CENTS ON SHINGLES
Smelter Accident Immaterial
MAKE TOUR OF HARBOR DISTRICT
WANT MEN OF MATURE AGE Or JURY IN HAINS CASE
WOMAN FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER PROBATED
STEAMER SINKS IN /**;; V.2 LAKE MICHIGAN; 1 FIVE. DROWNED. SIX SAVED
WIFE'S NOTE MAY LOCATE HUSBAND'S HIDING PLACE
-' Bacon Examined
SURVIVORS OF HAWKINS' ZOUAVES HOLD REUNION
.;../'; Want New Tariff Bill
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COUNTY SOLONS TO BUY QUARRY
Torpedo Boats Arrive
Prune Growers Organize
TIMELY HOME-COMING FRIGHTENS AWAY BURGLAR
Says He Was Robbed
EXPECTS DROP IN WHEAT PRICES
POISONING OF CALF BRINGS CLOTHES LINE ROW INTO COURT
BULLS IN WHEAT, WITHOUT LEADER, LOSE ADVANTAGE
NEGRO BOY FEEDS BABY TO HOGS, ATTACKS TOTS WITH AX; IS WHIPPED
RESOLUTION FAVORS CUBA'S ANNEXATION
STOPS PROBATE OF WILL IN A DRAMATIC MANNER
Toiler to Tour Europe
SPARKS FROM ENGINE BURNS MUCH COTTON
Plans Earlier Forecasts
Vessels Collide In Port
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AT THE THEATERS
COPYRIGHT
CURTAIN REFORM
GRAND JURY WORK
GREATER LOS ANGELES
EDUCATION
COMMITTEE IGNORED
Get Going on the Harbor
GRAFT IN JAPAN
BEARDED FISH
Public Letter Box
The State Press
Emancipation
Considerate
Party Readjustment
Brave Kings
Weston's Boom
Providence
Don't Block
AMERICAN TARIFF LAWS
XXV—Relation to the Trusts
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
LOS ANGELES BUSINESS MEN TO VISIT SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
LET YOUR TREES EARN YOUR LIVING
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY TAKES TUBERCULAR RISKS
GREAT WEALTH TO ASSIST ACTOR TRIED FOR MURDER
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
V;', < Cotton and Wool V' ;
CARLOAD BHIPMENTS , , 2 OF CITRUS r FRUITB
i FINANCIAL .
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
UHMKK <■»•«- '.Ctf }ffisHj Strike on Red Top ,-;_'; –
MINING QUOTATIONS
FRUIT MARKET
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES . V AT LOS ANGELES MILLS
Pacific Coast Trade
The Metal Market
Boston Wool Market
Available Supply of Grain
Chicago Live Stock
Sain; Francisco Shipping j
Sugar and Coffee
Buchanan to Represent U. 8.
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
Ocean Liner Makes Record
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Dies of Heart Disease
CATCH BURGLAR FOR WHOM MAIL MAN WAS SHOT
YOUNG PASADENAN ESCAPES FROM PRIVATE SANITARIUM
NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERS GAME BUT GREATLY TIRED
POLICE MAGISTRATE WHO DIED YESTERDAY
JUSTICE AUSTIN CALLED BY DEATH
CONDUCTOR FIGHTS MADMAN IN MOUNT LOWE TAVERN
News of the Courts
COURT DECIDES IN FAVOR OF CARLSON
U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY FILES FOOD LAW COMPLAINT
ALLEGED BANK ROBBERS ARRAIGNED BEFORE WILLIS
PROPERTY DIVISION AMICABLY ADJUSTED
JURY FINDS NEGRO GUILTY ON CHARGE OF KILLING WIFE
WEALTHY CATTLEMAN TO BE ARRAIGNED IN FEDERAL COURT
LUMBER COMPANY EMPLOYE DENIES EMBEZZLEMENT
ASKS LARGE DAMAGES FOR INJURY IN WRECK
Incorporations
Motion for Nonsuit Denied
Street Railway Sued
Fined in Justice Court
Pleads Guilty
Illness Delays Trial
WIFE WHO REFUSED TO LIVE IN POMONA SUED FOR DIVORCE
FINAL SETTLEMENT Of CONTESTED WILL
SHOOTING AT HENRIETTA'S CAT COSTS JOHN JUST $5
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
MOTHER ASKS POLICE TO SEARCH FOR MISSING SON
WAR VETERANS AND FAMILIES TO TAKE PART IN EXPOSITION
COMMITS SUICIDE WHILE STANDING BEFORE MIRROR
Refused Continuance}
Stenographer Confesses He Sent Blackmail Letters to Dr. W. L. Graves—Recipient Ready with Gun, Says He Was Not Afraid
Cowboy Suspected of Crime
To Raise Rate on Coal
BOYS ACCUSED OF HOUSE THEFT
Deal Ends Bank Contest
Ignorance Prevents Panic
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PUBLIC WHARVES AT SAN PEDRO NO VISIONARY DREAM
SHOESTRING STRIP TO HAVE FIVE.CENT FARE
8. P. C. A. AGREES TO REPAIR PUBLIC DRINKING FOUNTAIN
CITY HALL NOTES
VACHER FAMILY MAY CAUSE DOWNFALL OF THE ANIMAL LEAGUE
COUNCIL TO PROTECT PUBLIC FROM FRAUD ON PART OF MEDIUMS
SHOESTRING DISTRICT WILL HAVE FIRE PROTECTION
OPENING OF LAKE SHORE DRIVE SURE
ASKS CITY COUNCIL TO INVESTIGATE CONNELL
DROMGOLD AND BURDETT NEARLY CLASH IN COUNCIL
EUROPEAN CONCERT BAND MAY PLAY IN CITY PARKS
FEARS OWENS RIVER PLAN IS IMPERFECT
PHOSPHATE COMPANY LOSES DEAD ANIMAL CONTRACT
PROPERTY OWNERS ASK THAT STREET BE PAVED
SYSTEM OF PURCHASING MAY BE CHANGED BY CITY
SUPERVISORS ACCEPT BIDS FOR HIGHWAY WORK
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Society, Clubs, Music, Chat
ANCIENT PASSION PLAY REPRODUCED IN LONDON
SELF-RELIANCE
Annual Spring Problem Which the World and His Wife Will Soon Face •--. . _» ■ » . – " – V . -"YWIIIsThey?
HOW A COLLEGE GIRL REGAINED HER HEALTH
SELF CONTROL VS. LET GO
Also Ran
RAFFIA COVERED PARASOLS THE FAD
TESTED RECIPES OF A SOUTHERN WOMAN
TEACH CHILDREN TO BE SOCIABLE
SOME "DON'TS" FOR THE WIFE
NEW IDEA FOR SUMMER PICNIC
A CURFEW FOR DOGS
HOW JOHNNY GETS READY
THE QUIET HOUR
""MEASURE OF A WOMAN'S WIT
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP LINES MET IN CONFERENCE
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
"I WILL FIGHT JACK JOHNSON" IS FORMAL STATEMENT OF JEFFRIES BEFORE WILDLY CHEERING CROWD
M'CAREY MAKES BID FOR FIGHT BETWEEN JEFFRIES AND JOHNSON
LIPTON WILL TRY FOR YACHTING CUP
ROBINSON FAILS TO PUT OUT HERB WHITE
VANDERBILT'S CHANDOS THIRD
BROOKS NAMED HEAD OF VERNON CLUB
VERNON LOSES IN OFF-DAY GAME
ANGELS LOSE TO BEAVERS AND RIOT NEARLY BREAKS
TIMELY TOPICS
SANTA ANA DEFEATS OCCIDENTAL NINE
WINS SILVER GOLF MEDAL
IS LAST SCENE IN FINAL ACT
ATHLETES WILL GO NORTH
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WALKERS IN SIX DAY RACE UNPAID
SIXTEENTH STREETS DEFEAT UNION TEAM
GOOD CATCHES AT BEACHES
BAD WEATHER SPOILS EASTERN BALL GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ECHO PARK PIRLS' BASEBALL TEAM WINS
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM PLANS TRIP
PLANS FOR MEET PROGRESS
MAY CALL OFF LONDON BATTLE
SPORTSMAN WILL MARRY
MAY .CONDEMN ,BALL STANDS
Expert Who Demonstrates Use of Wireless Telephone
ADD SADDLE HORSE EVENT TO PROGRAM
HIGH SCHOOL WILL LOSE TENNIS CRACKS
SLAGLE GOES TO BALTIMORE
BELMONT'S ENTRY UNPLACED
STATE LEAGUE
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
GREET PLAYERS IN ROMEO AND JULIET
DR. ROLLER WILL WRESTLE
HAWAIIAN PRINCE AGAINST TARIFF
HORSEMEN bO TO ENGLAND
MORSE DEFEATS THOMPSON
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
I y PASADENA * 1
ASSOCIATION FAVORS WATER OWNERSHIP
AGED MAN DIES IN PRESENCE OF CHILDREN
COL. MONTGOMERY'S FUNERAL TO BE ATTENDED BY LODGES
G. A. R. POST MAY NOT GET MONEY VOTED BY COUNCIL
ELEPHANTS STAMPEDE HORSES IN CROWDED PASADENA STREET
Charged with Cruelty
Old Resident Dies
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
LONG BEACH
BUILDING RAZED BECAUSE IT SHUTS OFF OCEAN VIEW
CHORUS GIRL CAUSES ARREST OF MANAGER AFTER QUARREL
JAPANESE CHARTER LAUNCH TO MEET VISITING SHIPS
LONG BEACH BRIEFS
SANTA ANA
Aged Resident Dies
SANTA ANA NEWS NOTES
RIVERSIDE
COMPROMISE IN CORPORATION SUIT
REFORESTATION COMMITTEE IS AT WORK IN RIVERSIDE
– ■ ■ ■ '^ *» w RIVERSIDE NEWS j
OCEAN PARK
COMMEND TRUSTEES ON LIQUOR STAND
SAN PEDRO
MUNICIPALITY NEEDS OUTER HARBOR LAND
JOINT CONSOLIDATION MEETING WILL BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY
SAN PEDRO BRIEFS
MONROVIA
WOMEN FORM CHAPTER OF DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION
MONROVIA BRIEFS
POMONA
Buys Fine Orange Grove .- –
SAN BERNARDINO
NEW MOTOR CAR CREATES TROUBLE
ONE HUNDRED TICKETS SOLD FOR MERCHANTS* BANQUET
SANTA MONICA
SANTA MONICA BRIEFS
SAWTELLE TRUSTEES PLAN BETTER POLICE PROTECTION
JAPANESE HAUL SEINE* IN DEFIANCE OF LAW
SOLDIERS' HOME NOTES
ANAHEIM NEWS
THE WEATHER
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FRIES OUTLINES HARBOR PLAN IN DISCUSSION
LITTLE LABOR LEAFLETS
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