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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 203, 22 April 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SCHOOL BOARD VICTORIOUS IN ELECTION SUIT
Old Guard Diet
NUTMEG STATE LOSES POPULAR GOVERNOR
CONNECTICUT LOSES GOVERNOR BY DEATH
ROBBER ADVERTISES GUILT TO SAVE MEN UNJUSTLY ACCUSED
THE NEWS SUMMARY
JUDGE WARNS ATTORNEYS IN CALHOUN CASE
Secretary of War, His Wife and Yacht Which Takes Them to Panama Canal
DICKINSON SAILS TO GO TO CANAL
COURT ORDERS AGED MAN TO PAY HEAVY JUDGMENT
May Eliminate Medical Experts
PUP CHEWS THROUGH GAS TUBE; WHINING SAVES WOMAN'S LIFE
READER EXPLAINS D. A. R. 'BLUNDER'
CHEAP NOVELS INCITE BOY TO LEAD LIFE OF PIRATE
SIX KILLED BY STORM IN OHIO
ARMED STRUGGLE BETWEEN TURKISH FORCES DELAYED
CANADIANS SEIZE U.S. SCHOONER
FOR KISSING WRONG WOMAN SAILOR IS COURT-MARTIALED
STREET RAILWAY STRIKE IMMINENT AT PITTSBURG
POLICE FEAR KIDNAPERS HOLD BOY FOR RANSOM
FOUR CRUISERS TO GREET JAPANESE TRAINING SHIPS
BAY CITY PLANS TO ENTERTAIN JAPANESE
SAYS HE TOOK BRIBES TO MAKE GOVERNMENT CASE
LATTER DAY SAINTS END 56TH ANUAL CONFERENCE
DISTINGUISHED DELEGATES WILL INVADE SOUTHWEST
Taft Favors Conservatism
SAY RATES TO UTAH TOO HIGH
HORSE THIEVES ROB AND HANDCUFF A SLEEPING DEPUTY
ACTRESS IN FIGHT STABS WITH HATPIN
Right of Way Deeds Filed
OCEAN STEAMSHIP BRINGS RECORD BREAKING CARGO
FULL-CREW MEASURE WOULD BE INJUSTICE
BEGIN ARGUMENTS FOR NEW TRIAL OF COOPERS
IRRIGATION PROJECT FOR SOUTHEASTERN COLORADO
UNCROWNED KING LEAVES CHICAGO
STATE EDUCATIONAL BOARD HEARS BOOK AGENTS' PLEA
WOMAN DEMANDS SHARE IN ESTATE OF RAILROAD MAN
TRIES TO KILL HIMSELF IN GOLDEN GATE PARK
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED BY ROYAL ARCH MASONS
MEASURE AUTHORIZES DUAL SEWER DISTRICTS
Ripley to Tour Northwest
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MOMBASA GREETS COL. ROOSEVELT
Newspaper Men Meet
Chief of Police Dishman As He Appears in Uniform
WIFE AND HER LUGGAGE GONE
SANTA FE PLEADS GUILTY; IS FINED $100 BY COURT
To Reorganize Fish Trust
SMUGGLERS SAID TO BE ORGANIZED
IDENTIFY HANDWRITING OF ACCUSED MURDERER
TELEGRAPH NEWS IN BRIEF
SAY BARBER USED MAIL FOR EXTORTION PURPOSES
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AT THE THEATERB
OVERWORK
GREATER LOS ANGELES
THE PHILIPPINES
AUTOMOBILING
Joy in the Jungle
POLICE WORK
DOMESTIC ROMANCE
GAMBLING
A REAL MAYOR
The State Press
A Few Nags Left
Roosevelt, Reformer
Not Easily Lost
Record Breaker
'Rah for Oakland!
Public Letter Box
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
HELD IN CITY JAIL ON CHARGE OF PERJURY
MASTER BAKERS NOT TO RAISE PRICE OF BREAD
WOMEN PUPILS SEEK VAINLY FOR CHINA PAINTER
MINING CONGRESS MAY ORGANIZE LOS ANGELES
MAN SENTENCED TO HANG WANTS TO SEE EXECUTION
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITB
CHICAGO GRAIN
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
MINING QUOTATIONS
STRAWBERRIES ADVANCE IN LOS ANGELES MARKET
FRUIT MARKET
St. Louis Wool
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
SHORTS, BRAN AND ROLLED BARLEY AGAIN ADVANCE
Coffee Market
San Francisco Shipping
Editor Declines Honor
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TO SHATTER JAM IN NIAGARA RIVER
TWO KILLED; MINERS FEAR HOODOO BUSY
RECTOR OF EMMANUEL CHURCH BREAKS DOWN
ADOPTS WOMAN AGED 39 TO SETTLE LEGAL POINT
Graft Charged in Hawaii
SANITY ISSUE OF EXTORTION CASE
SOLVE MYSTERY AROUND ABDUCTOR OF WHITLA BOY
SANTA BARBARA LOSES FIGHT OVER PIPE LINE
Rumored Ship Ashore
News of the Courts
SENTENCED TO SERVE 40 YEARS IN PRISON
TWO WOMEN OBTAIN DECREES OF DIVORCE
ATTORNEY SUES REALTY FIRM FOR BIG DAMAGES
CARLSON IS ORDERED TO GET WITNESSES
Negro's Trial Delayed
Incorporations
PACIFIC SUGAR COMPANY IS SUED FOR $1500
MRS. DRIGGS AGAIN WILL ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN RELEASE
Eight Become Citizens
To Be Guardian of Estates
Railroad to Spend Ten Million Dollars
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
WOMAN WATCHED PARADE; THIEF TOOK HER PURSE
"GLAD HANDERS" VISIT SAN JOAQUIN
FALLS DEAD WHILE WALKING WITH HIS SON
Pasadena Society Matron Inherits Large Fortune
FORTUNE LEFT TO MRS. J. V. ELIOT
OFFICES ARE CLOSED TO HONOR LATE JUSTICE
BROADHEAD TO BE ARRAIGNED
MRS. HAMMEL DIES ON RAILWAY TRAIN
To Disestablish Church
STRONG LIVE STOCK EXHIBIT PLANNED AT SEATTLE EXPOSITION
FINE CIRCUS MEN FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
TRIES TO STOP RUNAWAY HORSE; SEVERELY INJURED
MAN WHO WRONGED YOUNG WOMAN TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE
SYNDICATE BUYS BLOCK OF AMERICAN NATIONAL STOCK
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AQUEDUCT MINERS MAKE RECORD IN TUNNEL BORING
SAY MEAT INSPECTOR GUILTY OF NEGLIGENCE
LECTURER EXPLAINS WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
View of Tunnel When Miners Penetrated Intervening Wall
Municipal Affairs
MAY BE VACANCY IN CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
CLAIM AGAINST CITY FOR $1500 IS REDUCED TO $250
ORDERS SCHOOL NURSES TO WORK IN UNIFORMS
BAKERS CALLED TO APPEAR BEFORE BOARD OF HEALTH
BIG SHAKE-UP FEARED IN HEALTH DEPARTMENT
ORDERED TO STOP LAYING THIRD RAIL ON HILL STREET
DRAINAGE CANAL WOULD WEAKEN NIAGARA FALLS
Girl Disappears
Struck by Automobile
CLASH COMING IN ROAD DEALS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
WIFE SUES MAN WHO SAID ROSTAND STOLE HIS PLAY
Page 2 Advertisements
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Society,Music,Clubs,Chat
Society
Club News
DEFECTIVE CHILD MADE HEALTHY AND ROBUST
JUST LIKE MOTHER
IN DE SWEET, SWEET COUNTRY
Musical
SUBURBAN FARMS FOR WIDOWS AND SPINSTERS
FOR THE BOY'S ROOM
SUFFRAGE
Mother Eve's First Spring Hat Reflected in Nature's Mirror
Satisfying Meal for Convalescents
No Excuse for the Tardy Guest
Page 3 Advertisements
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
SEALS PLAY IN WINNING FORM
Timely Topics
MACY STREET WINS
U. S. C. VARSITY WINS FROM TEETH PULLERS
Rob Telephone Booth
UTAH STAKES TO CLOSE MAY 10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CHOOSE MAROON ATHLETES
EVERS WILL REJOIN CHICAGO NATIONALS
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
ANGLERS PREPARE FOR TROUT OPENING
PUGILIST GOES INSANE
HOT ROW STARTED IN SOUTHERN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TEN YOUNGSTERS TO FIGHT FRIDAY
WILL LET PLAYERS GO
Page 4 Advertisements
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BAKERS INDORSE STANDARD PLAN
URGE WORK ON OUTER HARBOR
Naval Hero Who Will Appear on the Lecture Platform Here
POLY SECONDS TRIM MONROVIA BALL TEAM
STATE LEAGUE
WHITE EAGLE WINS HANDICAP
TO EXPOSE BRIBERY SCANDAL IN ARIZONA
RUSSIA PREPARES TO INVADE PERSIA
Surgeons Cure with Radium
GREET PLAYERS IN THE TEMPEST WIN MUCH APPLAUSE
RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERY TAKES IN NEW MEMBERS
KETCHEL CLAIMS FORFEIT
Address on Playground
PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE FOR WEDDING
PREPARATIONS MADE TO RECEIVE VISITING ELKS
ABANDON SEWER SYSTEM ON HEALTH BOARD'S ADVICE
BUILDING PERMITS
Page 5 Advertisements
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
OCEAN PARK
OVERDUE FINE IS BIG SENSATION
SAN PEDRO
SAN PEDRO NEWS NOTES
POMONA
POMONA NEWS I
REDLANDS UNIVERSITY TO BE OPENED SEPTEMBER 29
PASADENA
CHOLERA ATTACKS SEWER, FARM HOGS
HOTEL GREEN WILL CLOSE FOR SEASON
CLEW MAY LEAD TO CAPTURE OF PROWLERS
BOARD OF TRADE WILL RECEIVE MIKADO'S OFFICERS
Y. W. C. T. U. AWARDS PRIZES IN ORATORICAL CONTEST
THREE DAUGHTERS SHARE IN WILL FILD FOR PROBATE
PASADENA BRIEFS
LONG BEACH
COUNTY W. C. T. U. NEARING 3000 MARK
ENTERTAINING 'DIP' TELLS FUNNY STORY
POLICE CHIEF FINDS WIFE DYING AT HOME
LONG BEACH NEWS
SAN BERNARDINO
CLOTHES LINE ROW ENDS AFTER YEARS
CITY TERRORIZED BY ESCAPED LUNATIC
MADMAN TAKES CHARGE OF SERVICES AT CHURCH
TLEPHONE COMPANY AT WORK ON NEW SYSTEM
WILL INCREASE CAPACITY OF LIGHTING SYSTEM
SAN BERNARDINO BRIEFS
RIVERSIDE
IS GIVEN BANQUET ON RESIGNATION
SUPREME COURT VERDICT SAVES RIVERSIDE WATER
SANTA ANA
DEALER IN "NEAR DIAMONDS" CAUGHT
SANTA ANA BRIEFS
THE WEATHER
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TIDELANDS SUITS DECISION READY
STUDENTS TO GIVE SHAKESPEARE PLAY
LARGE GROVE IS PLANTED BY EASTERN CAPITALISTS
UPLAND BREVITIES
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