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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 228, 17 May 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
AUTO CRASHES INTO STREET CAR; ONE MAN KILLED
ADMIRAL HARBER GUEST OF TOKIO
Incendiaries Suspected ■
Slot Machines Cause Downfall
CATHOLIC BISHOP OF LOS ANGELES NOW AT VATICAN
BISHOP CONATY IS GUEST OF PONTIFF
Rainstorm Follows Temblor
Want Embargo Removed
THE NEWS SUMMARY
DARING BANDITS LOOT TRAIN AND THEN WRECK IT
BRANCH LINE FROM WEED TO KLAMATH COMPLETED
Famous Wright Brothers and Sister on Their Arrival in Dayton, O., and Their Home There
JAPANESE STRIKE POLITE SURPRISE
BAND PLAYS SACRED MUSIC WHEN PITCHER IS HURT BY A BALL
Dies of Heart Disease "-.
TWO BELLS CRASH THROUGH BUILDINGS
SEVEN PERSONS INJURED ON MINIATURE RAILROAD
DESERTED WIFE SLAYS HERSELF
Japanese Ships to Leave
PRISON AWAITS THREE MEXICAN JUNTA LEADERS
BRANDENBURG IN JAIL AT GOTHAM
FAMOUS BUDDHIST TEMPLE DESTROYED
Swinburne to Retire.
HAMID'S HAREM IS REMOVED TO ANCIENT PALACE
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET IN ANNUAL SF"SION TODAY
PHOTOGRAPHER LOSES HIS BALLOON AT BAKERSFIELD
Scenes of Shoshone's Irrigation Project Where a Great Influx Soon Is Expected
FAKE SANDWICH IS HIDDEN AWAY
SUPPLY OF GOLD NEARLY DOUBLED
Earthquake In Canada
WANTS TO SLASH DUTY ON RAZORS
■» – » GRAND AERIE OF EAGLES TO MEET IN SANTA CRUZ
LAST JAPANESE OFFICER LEAVES KOREAN CABINET
FRENCH POSTAL STRIKE FAILURE
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WIFE STABBED AND IMPRISONED
NCENDIARY FLAMES BURN PACKING HOUSE
Place Hope in Grizzly Bear
Actress to Appear After Ten Weeks' Waiting on Salary
WOMAN ROBBED AT ALTAR RAIL
EDUCATIONAL WORK OF Y.W.C. A. CLOSES
TRIES TO PAWN LOOT; ARRESTED
ENTERTAINMENT TO BE GIVEN BY W.O.W.
Not Political Talk
PIONEER TELLS OF EARLY FIGHT
SPIRITS PERSECUTE HER, CLAIMS WOMAN
ROOSEVELT CAMP WILL BE HOST AT MONTHLY SOCIAL
MAIL CARRIERS AND BOYS ARE INSPECTED
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AT THE THEATERS
HARRIMAN'S WORD
HANDSOME SAVING
CRIME AGAINST CRIMINALS
GOOD ROADS
INDUSTRIALISM
Taft: "He Doesn't Seem to Notice Me!"
MAYOR'S POLICY
LAW DODGERS
GREATER LOS ANGELES
EDUCATION
Public Letter Box
PROGRESS IN MANUFACTURING
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
PHOTO ENGRAVERS' UNION HOLDS PICNIC AT CATALINA
Royal Court Holds Exercises
BURDETTE PREACHES ON TOPIC Of FATHER
JUST A LITTLE GABLED COTTAGE
Ministers in Three Los Angeles Pulpits Make Sensational Attacks on Orthodoxy
CLERGYMAN SAYS CHURCH MUST USE SCIENCE METHODS
Cynical
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VERNONITES BREAK EVEN WITH PORTLANDERS IN DOUBLE HEADER
FRATERNAL AIDS ON TOP
GOLDEN STATE STARS SHINE
TIMELY TOPICS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
VETERAN DRIVER IS INJURED BY TROTTER
CHINO CLEANS PARAFFINES
MAY TIDE TABLE
FOUR NEW FIGHTERS TO APPEAR FRIDAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
L A. REVOLVER CLUB IS WINNER
BISHOPS WIN GAME IN LAST Of NINTH
STATE LEAGUE
ANGELS DELIVER SHUTOUT BALL
MANAGER IS INJURED
BURBANK LADS WIN
STARS WANT GAME
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AUSTRALIAN IS VICTORIN MAIN BICYCLE EVENTS
LARGE CROWD SEES COVINA BOYS WIN
TEDDY BEARS COME TO LIFE ONCE MORE
DE ROSIER IS THE CHAMPION
ROW MAY CAUSE END OF LEAGUE
SAYS HE'LL BEAT WESTON
HEREDITARY INFLUENCES CAUSE MOST OF CRIMES
LEAGUE LEADER IS EASY WINNER
ZINGARIS WIN FAST CRICKET CONTEST
GIVE 'EM A GAME
MAKE FINE MARK IN FLY CASTING
BIKE CHAMPIONS BREEZE IN
ATHLETICS IN ROMP
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MINES, MINING AND PROSPECTS IN GREAT SOUTHWEST REGION
PLACER STRIKES BOOM OLD CAMP
To Open Mount Pleasant Mine
Subleases on Moctezuma
In Manhattan Gulch, Scene of Rich Placer Strikes
AMERICAN MINING BUREAU TO KEEP TAB ON WILDCATS
WINGFIELD & BROWN CONTROL GOLD HILLS
AUBURY TRAPS THIEF OPERATING IN FRANCE
WOLVERINE AND ARIZONA MAKES FIRST SHIPMENT
SIXTEEN-TO-ONE MINE DELIVERS HIGH GRADE
Greene Cananea Output
MEXICAN RANCHERS STRIKE RICH LEDGE
Black Prince at Johnson Strikes Copper Sulphide
Strike in Bodie District
Battle Ax in Sulphide Ore
ROAD TO HUMBUG MAY BE BUILT THIS YEAR
SILVER ZONE MINE SHIPS TO EL PASO
LOST MINE CN SYCAMORE CREEK IS FOUND AT LAST
REPORTS OF DIAMOND STRIKE AT OROVILLE
Eight Cochise Companies Earn Nineteen Millions
PICTURE ROCK AT WINCHESTER
Luning Smelter Plans
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News from Neighboring Cities
SAN BERNARDINO
MORE LAND BOUGHT THAN ANTICIPATED
S. P. TO RUN FOUR TRAINS THROUGH SAN BERNARDINO
MAN BEFRIENDED BELIEVED TO BE BARBER SHOP THIEF
♦»♦ l BROTHER DENIES SISTERS AIDED HIM IN HIS THEFT
TEST OF RECENT LAW FOR " COUNTY GOVERNMENT PLANNED
Dentists Hold Banquet
Elected to Grand Lodge Office
MONROVIA
ELECTION TO BE HELD BY BOARD OF TRADE
I ____________________________ OCEAN PARK
SEVERAL REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS CLOSED
NOTES FROM BURBANK
Catch Large Yellowfin
TENTH CAVALRY GUARD OF HONOR FOR DEAD OFFICERS
REDONDO BEACH
TO BEGIN COMPLETION OF ROCK BREAKWATER
LONG BEACH
GRAND ARMY HOLDS MEMORIAL SERVICES
BUSINESS MEN OF THREE BAY CITIES TO BE ENTERTAINED
LONG BEACH HARBOR MAY BE OPENED JULY 14, ELKS' DAY
Baptists to Hold Cnovention
Abalones Will Be Expensive
Building Activity Noticeable
Pastor's Birthday Honored
NEW GRINS BY KOLB AND DILL
OIL PRODUCER OF SUMATRA ON VISIT TO LOS ANGELES
HARRIMAN TRAFFIC MAN ON TERMINAL BUSINESS
Redondo Beach Shipping _
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THEWEATHER
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"The Seven Who Were Hanged."
MINE AT KOFA PRODUCES $150,000 IN ONE MONTH
Arizona Granite Deposits
THIEVES UNUSUALLY BUSY, SEVERAL CASES REPORTED TO POLICE
MERCHANT ACTS AS HOST TO EMPLOYES
BALLOON IS DESTROYED AS AERONAUT DESCENDS
FRENCH CATHOLICS HONOR JOAN D'ARC
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