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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 204, 23 April 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
EVANS DECLARES CANAL USELESS WITHOUT FLEET
MRS. SHERMAN, WHO WOULD HARMONIZE D. A. R. FACTIONS
D. A. R. ELECTION RESULT AWAITED
THE NEWS SUMMARY
PATTEN PUZZLES HIS FOLLOWERS IN SPECULATION
Scenes of Uprising in Turkish Capital; U. S. Envoy Ordered to Be On the Alert
SAYS HE NEVER SAW HER DRUNK
Lawyer Accused of Stealing
DYNAMITE FAILS TO SHATTER ICE
CONGRESSMAN M'KINLAY URGES MERCHANT MARINE
DEATH OF WOMAN REVEALS MURDER
Rate War Causes Loss
To Organize Grand Lodge
CHICAGO'S FIRE CHIEF CALLS THEATER SQUAD "SOUBRETTE FIREMEN"
ALLEGED POISONER SWEARS FATAL LETTER IS NOT HIS
YOUNG TURKS WIN VICTORY OVER SULTAN
TELLS HOW HE ANDASSOCIATES ESCAPE PENALTY
VOLIVA WILL NOT LEAD HOSTS FROM HOLY CITY
Retired Rear Admiral Who Again Visits Los Angeles
OPPOSED TO WOMEN WORKING POLITICS
COURT ASKED TO CUT OFF GRATUITIES TO RELATIVES
M'CARREN'S ACCOUNT WITH FIRM CAUSES SUSPICION
BANK ACCOUNTS TO BE GIVEN GERMAN BABIES AT BIRTH
DECLARES HE DID NOT BACK ALICE NIELSEN
ARRIVAL OF FAIRBANKS IN HONOLULU A STATE EVENT
TWO KILLED IN MINE BY ORE DROPPING ON THEM
Torpedo Boats Reach San Diego
RIDICULOUS HATS ARE PLACED ON BLACKLIST; ALSO POMPADOURS
DEMOCRATS NOT ALONE IN FIGHT AGAINST TARIFF
WOMAN'S DISAPPEARANCE IS PARTIALLY EXPLAINED
To Kill Bucketshops
Long Delayed Ship Sighted
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DECISION IS SECURED BY WATER COMPANIES
FROHMAN TO TURN THEATER INTO REPERTOIRE HOUSE
QUICK COALING TIME MADE BY CRUISER MILWAUKEE
STORM CAUSES DEATHS OF SEVEN AND $1,000,000 LOSS
Pleased with New Laws
FISHING SCHOONER INSIDE THE LIMITS
POLITICAL REFORMER AND FORMER GOVERNOR IS DEAD
AFRICANS CHEER FOR ROOSEVELT
TO BUILD EUREKA BRANCH ROAD
GERMAN BARON RELEASED FROM MILITARY PRISON
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
GOVERNMENT TO ESTABLISH WIRELESS STATION AT CANAL
Y. W. C. A. Delegates Arrive
ATTEMPT MADE TO LIBERATE ABDUCTOR
MAN WHO FIRED BULLET INTO HEAD REMAINS ALIVE
GOVERNOR GILLETT SIGNS YOLO BASIN DISTRICT ACT
ELECTION COMMISSIONER DELINEATES PRIMARY LAW
IMPERIAL VALLEY BANK IS CLOSED
MISAPPROPRIATED FUNDS GET COMPANY IN TROUBLE
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AT THE THEATERS
FREE HARBOR
TEMPERANCE
GREATER LOS ANGELES
TURKEY
EDUCATION
His Serene Highness
RAILROADING
THE SHEEP MAN'S STORY
Public Letter Box
THE CURING OF CRETINS
The State Press
Will Work Overtime
Castro
Cause and Effect
The Only Disgrace
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
SAY EXTORTIONIST IS NOT UNBALANCED
BROKER IS ARRAIGNED IN FEDERAL COURT
MUTUAL ASSOCIATION HAS ANNUAL MEETING
Heiress Is Married
BOYS BIG NUISANCE TO REAL OPERATORS OF WIRELESS PLANTS
House to Honor Washington
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS • OF CITRUO FRUITB
CHICAGO GRAIN
Flour Goes Lower
St. Louis. Wool
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
MINING QUOTATIONS
ALL POTATOES ADVANCE IN LOS ANGELES MARKET
NEW YORK coTTON MARKET
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
BANK CLEARINGS MAY SMASH PREVIOUS RECORD
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CHIEF ISSUES LIQUOR ORDER
CATHOLIC CLUB HAS THIRD ANNUAL MASS
Marriage Announcement Hastened
Fire Destroys Paint Warehouse
CHOSEN SECRETARY MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
EDGERTON HONORED BY MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
MAYOR INTIMATES HE WOULD LIKE SCALPS
FRIEND OF MANY YEARS CONDUCTS FUNERAL SERVICE
Municipal Affairs
FLAMMER NOT ONLY ONE BOARD WANTS
WANT POWER TO ORGANIZE VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE
Examination for Captains
PERMIT IS GRANTED AFTER LONG DELAY
FIRE COMMISSIONERS WILL INVESTIGATE DEPARTMENT
CITY OFFICIALS RETURN FROM TOUR OF AQUEDUCT
MAYOR ALEXANDER NAMES APRIL 30 RAISIN DAY
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
SUICIDE IDENTIFIED BY CHECK FOUND IN POCKET
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
HEARING OF ACCUSED BROKER IS CONTINUED
LOS ANGELES LEADS NORTHERN CITIES IN POSTAGE BUSINESS
BOXES TO BE INSTALLED ON RURAL MAIL ROUTES
HEARING OF ALLEGED AUTO THIEF BEGUN
$2000 PLUNDER IN POLICE RAID ON CIRCUS CAR
JAPANESE TO HAVE FULL ENTERTAINMENT
CASUALTY CO. IS SUED BY BANK
CHINESE MADE EXAMPLE FOR MARKET THIEVES
FIRE DESTROYS HOME OF CITY POLICEMAN
BROADHEAD AND SCHENCK WILL FIGHT FOR DELAY
TRAVELING TROWEL WILL BE ESCORTED TO MEXICO
CHAFIN BACK FROM NORTH; WILL ADDRESS MEETINGS
Americans Secure Prizes
MINISTER WINS PRIZE FOR HIS FISH STORY
Labor Trouble Settlement
ALLEGED KEEPER OF DISORDERLY HOUSE FINED
To Improve Sea Wall
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CORPORATIONS SEEK DELAY IN TIDELAND CASE
MAY BE MARRIED, DIVORCED, GUILTY OF BIGAMY OR CONTEMPT
Suicide Is Probable
News of the Courts
WAITS 17 YEARS FOR HIS WIPE'S RETURN
MAY PLEAD GUILTY TO STEALING MOTOR
SUIT FOR DAMAGE ENDS; JURY TO DELIBERATE TODAY
WIFE GRANTED DIVORCE ON GROUNDS OF DESERTION
Incorporations
Garwood Sentence Delayed
CRIMINAL BUREAU MAKES 55 ARRESTS
Trial Is Set
RECEPTION COMMITTEE IS NAMED TO MEET COMMANDER
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Society, Clubs Music, Chat
Society
DOING A MAN'S WORK
Musical
Club News
SUGGESTIONS IN PACKING
To Help a Maid in Naming the Day
DON'T LET THE SONG GO OUT OF YOUR LIFE
THE FLUTES OF SPRING
Keep House by System, Saving Time and Labor
LEISURE CLASS GIVES TIME AND SERVICE
A GOOD DIGESTION
"The Twenty-third of April"
Seeing.the-Town Party
A CRADLE SONG
SAVORY SALADS
After College Days, What?
Dainty Soap Bags
New Use for Hanging Shelves
COME UP WITH DIME
MODJESKA
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
LIGHT BRIGADE WILL BATTLE TONIGHT IN POPULAR PROGRAM
ROLLER LOSES MATCH
PREACHER-PUGILIST SHOWS PACKY HOW
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS DEFEAT JAP TEAM
EASTERN OUTFITTERS' GAME
HARD LUCK FOR HOGAN'S PLAYERS
STATE LEAGUE
WINNING WALKERS MAKE SECOND MATCH
SEVENTEEN ERRORS MADE BY MEDICS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
KLING MAY BE GOOD
M'CAREY OFFERS KETCHEL $10,000
HANS WAGNER ARRESTED
GIVE 'EM A GAME
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COULON MAY CALL OFF ATTELL BATTLE
LAWYERS WIN CASE AGAINST U. S. C.
STUDENTS BALLOT ON BASEBALL CAPTAIN
FIVE HOME RUNS IN GIRLS' BASEBALL GAME
BEALL ARRIVES TO JOIN LOS ANGELES
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
GOOD BOXING BOUTS AT BROADWAY CLUB
ELECT BASKETBALL OFFICERS
PEACE SOCIETY TO HOLD PRIZE ORATORY CONTEST
MAIER BREWING COMPANY WINS IN BANKRUPTCY CASE
BRIBERY CHARGE TO BE PROBED
AUXILIARY CLUBS FORMED TO STIMULATE ENTHUSIASM
AUTOMOBILE MAN SUED FOR SEPARATE MAINTENANCE
PANAMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS SERIOUSLY HANDICAPPED
Vote to Pay Old Indebtedness
GREET PLAYERS GIVE OLD MORALITY PLAY
MANY WILL ATTEND ROADS CONFERENCE
WHITE CARNATIONS WILL GLORIFY DAY
MUSIC IS FEATURE OF BIG EXPOSITION; THREE BANDS DAILY
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
SAN BERNARDINO
DESERT SLAYER OF 2 COMPANIONS IN SEARCHLIGHT JAIL
IMPROVEMENT CLUB TO BE FORMED IN SAN BEROOO
ESCAPED LUNATIC IS CAPTURED BY BARTENDER
SANTA MONICA
SERENADE AND HOUSE PARTY FOR NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE
LIST OF COMPETITORS FOR CONGER PRIZE ANNOUNCED
LONG BEACH
WILL ERECT FACTORY FOR HOSPITAL BEDS
LIST OF GRADUATES FROM HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCED
DISTINGUISHED HAWAIIANS ARE GUESTS AT LONG BEACH
OCEAN PARK
PIER AVENUE STATION TO BE BUILT AT OCEAN PARK
REDONDO POSTOFFICE IN FREE DELIVERY CLASS
PASADENA
CHANGE DESIRED IN VEHICLE ORDINANCE
RETAILER CREATES HAVOC WITH NEW BREAD SCHEDULE
ALLEGED MAIL BOX THIEF MAY GET LONG SENTENCE
RIVERSIDE
ORANGE GROWERS LEAVE FOR WEST
REDONDO BEACH
WHARf EXTENSION BEGINS AT REDONDO
MONROVIA
MONROVIA JURY DIVIDED ON HOTEL LIQUOR CASE
SANTA ANA
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR NEW ELECTRIC LINE
BOY SENT TO REPUBLIC; TWO OTHERS ON PAROLE
Held in Bonds
SAN PEDRO
YACHT RETURNS FROM CRUISE TO MEXICAN PORTS
■»» » – Vote School Bonds
Business Men of Los Angeles Welcome Steamer Admiral Sampson at San Pedro
THE WEATHER
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PSYCHIC TELLS OF HER POWERS
ACTOR'S WIFE USES ACID AS TOOTHWASH; SERIOUSLY BURNED
BUILDING PERMITS
Must Employ Union Men
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