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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 214, 3 May 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MISSIONARY AT ADANA TELLS OF FEARFUL SCENES
AMERICAN MINISTER AT CONSTANTINOPLE
BILL AUTHORIZES TARIFF CONTEST
Drowned while Boating
THE NEWS SUMMARY
ENGINEER KILLED NEAR ROOSEVELT IRRIGATING DAM
EXPLOSION IN NICKEL SHOW KILLS MANAGER
Japanese Ends Life
DESERTED GIRL TRIES SUICIDE
Captain Peter Hains as He Appears Now, His Wife: Judge, and Scene at Court House
TRAIL ELEPHANT IN BALD HILLS
Soldier Stabs San Diegan
ANGELENO AND NOTED SINGER WED SUDDENLY
LONGFELLOW'S STATUE AT LAST COMPLETED
M'LACHLAN INDORSES LOCK TYPE OF CANAL
To Take Back Brandenburg
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Importations Increase
Heir to Turkish Throne, Who Long Was Prisoner
MAN WHO SUED ROSTAND WEDS
JEROME ACCOUNTS FOR STEWARDSHIP
Knabenshue Device a Success
JAPANESE GIVEN GREAT WELCOME
Troops to Slay Bandits
Aged Pilot Dies
MAIL SENT INCORRECTLY DELIVERED BY UNCLE SAM
RULES REFORM FISH INDUSTRY
FORMER DIPLOMAT IS FORCED TO TAKE REST
AMERICANS ARE SENT TO PRISON AT PARIS
CASTRO WILL SUE FRENCH GOVERNMENT FOR DAMAGES
STARS TO PLAY AT ORPHANAGE BENEFIT
NEW MAYOR OF BERKELEY IS ELECTED BY 24 VOTES
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'TAKE SALOONS FROM POLITICS,' CRY OF LEAGUE
Masons Prepare to Escort Famous Traveling Trowel from Los Angeles to Mexico City
TROWEL CEREMONY ALMOST COSTS LIFE OF ANGELENO
CAPITALISTS BOND LARGE ACREAGE NEAR RED BLUFF
SAYS WOMAN USED DRUG TO GET RANCH
Queer Ship Nearly Finished
SIEFERT IS THE NEW ROAD HERO
DEBATE ON TARIFF BILL TO CONTINUE ALL WEEK
SUSPECT IN BAY CITY IS IDENTIFIED BY BERTILLON
Former President Dies
MRS. BRANDENBURG'S SON WELCOMED TO HIS HOME
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AT THE THEATERS
CHECK ON TRUSTS
PUBLIC HEALTH
CONSOLIDATION
THE SIMPLE LIFE
The Crime of Ida Tarbell
SUNDAY DRINKING
CLIMATE
WASTE
Public Letter Box
PUBLIC LECTURES IN SCHOOLS
Sketch Team
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
BOY DROWNED IN ABANDONED SINK IN SIGHT OF FRIENDS
ELKS WILL DEDICATE NEWLY BUILT HOME
USE TELEPHONE IN FOREST WORK
OKLAHOMAN ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF FORGING CHECK
GRAND CO. OPENS IN BRIGHT SHOW
BIGIRRIGATION PROJECT ISn LAUNCHED BY CALIFORNIANS
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VERNON AND LOS ANGELES BREAK EVEN IN SUNDAY DOUBLE-HEADER
SPORTING FORECAST FOR CURRENT WEEK
STATE LEAGUE
SHERIDAN MAKES NEW RECORD
TIMELY TOPICS
JOHNSON QUITS STAGE AND STARTS TRAINING
MONTHLY TURNER SHOOT WELL ATTENDED
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMATEUR PLAYERS SECURE NEW BERTHS
MOHLER DIVIDES WITH SENATORS
REDLANDS-GOLFERS. WIN
NATIONAL BALLOON'RACE
RUGBY FOOTBALL POPULAR CHOICE
PARAFFINES DEFEAT CHINO BASEBALLISTS
•;•.; FIRST FLIGHT IN ENGLAND
SEVENTEEN HITS BY WESTERN FRATERNALS
-■Ay The Girls ,' .. 7 ■::'.
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FAST BOUTS ON FRIDAY'S CARD
.7 BELVEDERES BEAT BURKE
WELLS-FARGOS ARE WINNERS
REVOLVER SHOOT IS HELD BY WIRE
SYLVANS DEFEAT PIONEERS
BRICK TEAM IS WINNER
BICYCLE RACING REVIVED
SUMMER LEAGUE TEAMS ARE TIED
FRATERNAL AIDS WIN
BATTLING NELSON DICTATES MATCHES
Winners of Herald Contest to Be Given Opportunity to See Natives of Siberia
FAST GAMES IN THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE
COVINAS WIN FROM EASTERN OUTFITTERS
RACYCLES WALK AWAY
BOOK ON COPPER IN NEW EDITION
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MINES, MINING AND PROSPECTS IN GREAT SOUTHWEST REGION
SILENTLY WORKS FOR MANY YEARS
Manhattan Nuggets
LEAD MEN DENOUNCE PROPOSED REDUCTION
STRIKE IN HASSAYAMPA DISTRICT RUNS $60 GOLD
Cleanup Delayed
At Montgomery Mountain
California Gold and Copper Co.'s Property at Vontrigger, San Bernardino County
HUGE COPPER MERGER MAY YET GO THROUGH
SURVEY OF YERINGTON SHOWS ONLY LOW GRADE
GIVES ACCOUNT OF WATER HOLES
/ One Hundred Tons a Day
New Blood Will Operate Bonanza Mine at Salome
Increases Railroad Force
7 Thirty-five CarloadsA-y,'
SULPHIDE ORE FIND ON COPPER CHIEF
Thirty Tons from Hampton Stope Run $36,000 Total
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PASADENA
BILLIARD PARLORS IN PASADENA ALL CLOSE
PASADENA TAKES ON USUAL QUIETUDE OF LATE SEASON
«■ e^e ■ — POLICE OF PASADENA 'MAY WEAR GRAY UNIFORMS
PRYOR MAY START THIRD NEWSPAPER IN PASADENA I
CARRIAGE DRIVERS MAY BEGIN BOYCOTT AGAINST MERCHANTS
Revolver Found in His Pocket
Church Election Is Held;
LONG BEACH '.
INTERESTED IN PLAN TO BUILD WHARFAGE
ANNUAL MEETING OF CONGREGATIONALISTS
i both of Pasadena. •—•— HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS REHEARSE CLASS PLAY
BALLOONIST DISAPPEARS IN FOG, BUT DESCENDS SAFELY
CATCHES HALIBUT FROM REAR PIAZZA OF HIS RESIDENCE
FAMOUS TROWEL TO VISIT FOOTHILL CITY
STREETS OF HOLLYWOOD RETAIN GALA DAY ATTIRE
FORMER GOVERNOR'S WIFE 7 IS ILL AT HOLLYWOOD
REDONDO BEACH
PROPOSITION DISCUSSED TO CONSOLIDATE SCHOOLS.
Life Guard Rescue* Swimmer
To: Decorate Salt Lake Depot j
SAN BERNARDINO
MEXICANS ATTACK SECTION FOREMAN
FLORIDANS SEE ORCHARDS AROUND SAN BERNARDINO
Work Fast on Deep Well
SAN BERNARDINO BREVITIES
POMONA i "
POMONA NOTES
TEACHER AT POMONA COLLEGE IS IN CRITICAL CONDITION
Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities VENICE
THOUSANDS LISTEN TO ADMIRAL EVANS
SAN PEDRO
BALLOON IN FLAMES ASCENDS LAST TIME
Injured in Runaway '
Discuss Consolidation
RIVERSIDE
RIVERSIDE NEWS .
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Thrilling ; Experiences
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THE WEATHER
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CHIEF PLANS TO MINIMIZE CRIME
TAG DAY SALES WILL AMOUNT TO $15,000
APPOINTED ASSOCIATE ENGLISH PROFESSOR
OBSERVE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF PASTORATE
FIFTY CHILDREN IN CLASS RECEIVE FIRST COMMUNION
LOS ANGELES TO BE NEXT ELLIS ISLAND
EVANS SAYS SHIPS WILL BRING PEACE
TO CELEBRATE FOUNDING^ OF SONS OF MONTEZUMA
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