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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 205, 24 April 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CLAIRVOYANT IS CHARGED WITH THEFT OR GEMS
ASKS COURT NOT TO RETURN INDICTMENTS LATE IN DAY
MAN WHO BELIEVES . HE CAN COMMUNICATE WITH PLANET OF MARS
To Rebuild Street Railroad
PLAN TO TALK WITH MARS WILL REALIZE
IRON BAR AS WEAPON AGAINST A POLICEMAN
INDICTMENTS FOUND AGAINST ABDUCTORS
Broker Is Kidnaped
Windows Broken by Student
P. F. Collier Is Dead
CALHOUN THINKS WITNESS SEEKS IMMUNITY ONLY
Runs Over and Kills Girl
Fair to Be Open Sundays
American Commander of Sultan's Navy; Flagship, Ahmed Riza and Famous Mosque
PROWLING LIONS STIR ROOSEVELT
CASTRO GRILLS UNITED STATES
Land Office Man Injured
FAMOUS REFUGEES RECEIVE PARDON
REARRESTED NEAR SCENE OF HIS FORMER ROBBERY
Nineteen Persons Drown
Tramps Believed Killed
INVADING ARMY MOVES FORWARD READY FOR WAR
PATTEN fISHES FOR TROUT AND FORGETS WHEAT
Jury Disagrees; Discharged
Banker Goes to San Quentin
To Construct Harbor
REAL ESTATE DEALER AND AUTHOR LOSES HIS WIFE
MILK NOT INTENDED FOR HUMAN BEINGS
ARRESTED CHARGED WITH OFFERING $100 BRIBE
DYNAMITE ON ICE GORGE AT NIAGARA LOOSENS MASS
Hilliker Arrested
Dwyer Will Referee
PREACHER'S MEMORY HONORED BY TRAMPS AND '-DOWN AND OUTS"
SAN FRANCISCO TO RECIPROCATE
GIANT LOCOMOTIVE ON ITS WAY WEST
GOVERNOR HADLEY URGES ADDITIONAL REVENUES
Dies in Poverty
Knights Templar Close Conclave
Passenger Rates Modified
Earthquake Causes Fright
ADVISES KIDNAPER NOT TO TESTIFY AT GRAND JURY
BENBOW DEPOSED BY BENBOW VILLAGERS
RAILROADS FIGHTING FOR RIGHT TO RAISE RATES
RUSSO-AMERICAN TREATY APPROVED AND WELCOMED
DISTRIBUTION OF PRETZELS CAUSES ARREST OF DONATOR
D. A. R. ELECTS MRS. M. E. SCOTT
RAILROADS HAVE 3 DAYS IN WHICH TO PAY TAXES
Two Chinese to Be Deported
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TILLMAN SAYS SOUTH CAROLINAN SATISFIED WITH "JUST ONE GIRL"
SMART SET INVOLVED IN SMUGGLING CASE
STATEHOOD BILL TO BE REINTRODUCED
University Men Honored
Trainman Bleeds to Death
Gets Marriage License Again
Policeman Dies After Long Illness
SENATE HURRIES THROUGH TARIFF
PREVENT ESCAPE OF FEDERAL PRISONER
Big Gun Is Retired
Marriage Is Announced
SEN. ROOT OPENS ANNUAL SESSION
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER INDICTED AND ARRESTED
To Banish Roar of Battle
Drink Leads to Suicide
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
STATE FAIR MAY SUFFER FROM NEW WRIGHT LAW
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AT THE THEATERS
CAUSES VS. POLITICS
SHORTHAND
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
HYPOCRISY EXPOSED
OIL
The Wages of Speculation
AMERICANISM
PATTENISM
LOCAL PROSPERITY
Public Letter Box
CARNEGIE INSTITUTION WORK
A BPIRIT
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
THIEF STEALS SUIT CASE AND BOY'S PAJAMAS
Blows Off Top of Head
COMMISSIONERS TO BE REMOVED
PARENTS OF CHILDREN WHO VIOLATE CURFEW LAW TO BE PUNISHED
LOWER PRICE AFFECTS BAKERS' AGREEMENT
ADMIRAL BOB EVANS TO HELP SELL TAGS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUO FRUITS
BANK CLEARINGS
Bradstreet's Review
Dun's Weekly Review ,
FINANCIAL
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
Bank Clearings
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Sugar Advances in Price
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Redondo Beach Shipping
San Francisco Shipping
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cotton Futures
Sugar and Coffee
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
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SAN PEDRO BUSY WITH PLANS POR A NEW WHARF
FIRST CHANGE MADE BY BOARD OF HEALTH
"OTHER WOMAN" CAUSES DIVORCE
TEST CASE MAY BE MADE OF FIGHT AGAINST BREWERY
AIKMAN TESTIFIES AGAINST CAPTAIN
ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER ACTION
BOYS MAY BE RELEASED ON PROBATIONARY SENTENCE
SAYS SCHOOL BOND DECISION VICTORY FOR TAX PAYERS
News of the Courts
PERJURE THEMSELVES FOR SAKE OF FRIEND
CONVICT SAYS EVERY MAN IS AGAINST HIM
ALLEGES WIFE USED. LIQUOR AND SMOKED
JUDGE ANNULS MARRIAGE OF PRETTY CHILD WIFE
BELIEVE OPERATION MAY REFORM MAN
Is Granted Divorce
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
SHERIFFS FORCE ATTENDS FUNERAL OF MRS. HAMMEL
Shakespeare's Birth Observed
MAN FROM IMPERIAL VALLEY SEWS MONEY TO INSIDE Of SHIRT
JACK LANKERSHIM FINED FOR VIOLATING SPEED LAW
JAPANESE NAVAL EXPERT BELITTLES WAR SCARE
Crushed by Wagon; Killed
MAY AFFILIATE WITH CONGRESS
GIVE GREAT RECEPTIONS TO TRADE EXCURSIONISTS
Decline to Talk
SEWS BALLOON FOR AERO SHOW
ARRANGE GYMNASTIC DRILL AT VIOLET ST. PLAYGROUND
Says Wage Too High
SYSTEM OF HANDLING MAIL TO BE SHOWN
LOS ANGELES REPRESENTED AT HEARINGS IN BAY CITY
TRIES TO PASS AHEAD OF TRAIN; INSTANTLY KILLED
CADILLAC MACHINE TAKEN FROM IN FRONT OF HOUSE
Price of Logs Reduced
Natives Kill Seals
CIRCUS BARTENDER PAYS PINE OF $100
ACQUITTED ON CHARGE OF TAKING AUTOMOBILE
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f EAST DAY TO BE CELEBRATED
AMPHITHEATER WILL BE GREAT NATURAL ATTRACTION AT FAIR
GAGE WILL SPEAK AT BANKERS' ANNUAL BANQUET
Given Two Years
POTATOES AGAIN ADVANCE IN LOS ANGELES MARKET
To Put Down Opium Habit
Inciting Mutiny Charged
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BUILDING PERMITS
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Society, Clubs Music, Chat
Club News
Family Meals for a Week
Over the Precipice of Matrimony
Culinary Conceits
To Shakespeare
SUFFRAGE
A LITERARY LESSON
THE LADIES' MAN
THE INFINITE
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
HEFRON WINS DECISION FROM SULLIVAN IN TEN-ROUND BATTLE
HOGAN BOWS TO SAN FRANCISCO
Timely Topics
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YOUNG CORBETT HAS COME TO HIS OWN
Make* Five Successful Flights
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
STATE LEAGUE
ROD AND REEL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Who Wants a Game?
MEMSIC AND PICATO ARE MATCHED AGAIN
St. Yves Will Race Again
KENTUCKY RACING SEASON BEGINS
To Play at Palms
Snnta Monica Wants Game
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SUMMER LEAGUE TO PLAY THIRD GAMES
FORMER THROOP ATHLETE TO WEAR MAROON COLORS
TO PLAY THREE GAMES IN INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE
Globe Mills to Meet Alhambra
RAID ATHLETIC CLUB
CLIMBER WHO WILL SCALE MOUNT WILSON
THREE WILL CONTEST IN MOUNTAIN CLIMB
WESTERN VARSITIES INVITED TO COMPETE
POLY AND LONG BEACH TO PLAY CHAMP SERIES
MANY DRIVING CLUB ENTRIES
AMERICAN HORSES RUN
CITRUS UNION TEAMS WILL CONTEST TODAY
HARVARD FAVORITE FOR ANNUAL EVENT
EXTRA PERFORMANCE FOR BURNS-JOHNSON PICTURES
REDLANDS ELKS WILL PLAY SAN BERNARDINO
STANFORD CREW TO SEATTLE
WHERE TO FISH
WHALEN OUT OF FORM, BUT SACRAMENTO WINS IN ROMP
Ship to Salt Lake
CAPT. RICH SPRAINS ANKLE
READY FOR ANNAPOLIS
PAPKE WINB HIS POINT
FAKER O'BRIEN IN SPOTLIGHT
STEWART OF NEVADA DIES IN HOSPITAL
TWO TONS OF EXPLOSIVE TO BE USED ON ICE GORGE
CHANGES MADE IN ST. ANDREWS GOLF RULES
LILLIAN RUSSELL NEARLY POISONED
To Test Block Signal
May Study Civics
Wasted Solicitude
THROOP WILL MEET PASADEDA IN TENNIS
Libel Suit to Come to Trial
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Late News from the Cities and Towns of Southern California
SANTA ANA
DEMURRER OVERRULED DEPUTIES ARE HAPPY
SELLS ETHER AND ALCOHOL UNDER GUISE OF MEDICINE
ARRAIGNED IN SUPERIOR COURT ON DEADLY ASSAULT CHARGE
FIND VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF AND DECLARES DITCH NUISANCE
VENICE
FAVOR SCHOOL, BUT NOT CONSOLIDATION
CARTHAGE, MISSOURI, SOCIETY TO HAVE PICNIC AT VENICE
TO PROVIDE PULLMANS AT SANTA MONICA FOR ELKS
HOCKEY CLUB PRESENTS "MATRIMONIAL TANGLES"
PASADENA
SUNDAY POOL GAMES WILL BE PROHIBITED
MEMBERS OF AERO CLUB PREPARE FOR BIG SHOW
COST EARLEY NOTHING TO BE ELECTED MAYOR
ORGANIZE TO AID REDMEN OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
WOMAN PLANS TO BUILD $11,000 HOME IN PASADENA
Made Assistant Pastor
Officers Elected
Old Resident 111
I To March to Encampment
PASADENA BREVITIES
LONG BEACH
EXPLORERS MAY BE DROWNED, IS FEAR
WANT COUNCIL TO STOP SMOKING IN STREET CARS
VISITING ELKS WILL HAVE FREE BATHHOUSE PRIVILEGE
EXPOSURES BY EVANGELIST RESULT IN INDICTMENTS
FALLING BRICKS ALMOST KILL PEDESTRIAN BELOW
' Auto, and Buggy Collide
LITTLE HAPPENINGS . AROUND LONG BEACH
SAN BERNARDINO
SKELETONS MAY BE FOUNDERS OF YUMA
DENIES STATE EQUALIZERS WILL INCREASE ASSESSMENT
POMONA
WOMAN'S DEATH CAUSED BY AUTOMOBILE ACCiDENT
CHARGE FILED AGAINST CAPTAIN OF SAMPSON
WILL PRACTICE FOR TILTING TOURNAMENT
Bank Buys Property
To Borrow $200,000,000
THE WEATHER
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WOULD GOVERN BALLOONS BY LAW
AERONAUT FAVORS STRICT REGULATION
"AS YOU LIKE IT" IS AUDITORIUM BILL
CROSSING VICTIM GIVEN A FAVORABLE DECISION
MME. MODJESKA'S WILL PROBATED
JOHN TOPHAM SHARES HONORS WITH WOMEN
Dr. Lum Wong Yue, a Famous Herb Specialist, Meets Son in This City
CHILD ACTORS GIVE PLAY OF FAIRYLAND
NEGRO RUBBER DROPS DEAD AT PRIZE FIGHT
Arrested on Telegraphic Order
CLERKS WANT STORES TO CLOSE EARLY AT ONTARIO
ONTARIO NEWS
W. G. TAYLOR SUFFERS STROKE OF APOPLEXY
Spring Drana
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