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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 236, 25 May 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LUNCH BOX OF ANNA POLTERA IS DISCOVERED
THOMAS C. PLATTS SONS INVOLVED IN U. S. EXPRESS CASE
PLATT'S FAMILY AND HIMSELF IN LAWSUIT
SO. BROADWAY BUILDING BURNS, LOSS IS $125,000
WOMAN ALLEGED TO HAVE TRIED TO BURN FAMILY TO DEATH
DEPLORE LACK Of ASPIRANTS TO MINISTRY
THE NEWS SUMMARY
Deserted Woman Escapes to Her Children in Disguise
MOTHER DROWNS WITH CHILDREN
FOILS ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP CAR
BOY ACCIDENTALLY KILLS BRIDE WHILE HE HUNT'S
WOMAN FLEES IN MALE ATTIRE TO SAVE CHILDREN
FREE LUMBER AMENDMENT TO DUTY DEFEATED
WITNESSES TELL OF STRIKE CAUSES
SUPREME COURT ISSUES ORDER IN LYNCHING CASE
BANKER PLEADS GUILTY TO FALSIFYING RECORD
BLACK HAND SENDS MENACE TO JUROR
Violates His Parole
HENEY INVADES CALHOUN'S CAMP
Sleuth Who Exposed Bay City Graft; New York Asks His Aid
MEXICAN COURT RELEASES TWO ACCUSED AMERICANS
BURGLAR WOUNDS MAYOR DURING BATTLE IN HOME
STEAMER SWAMPS BOAT; TWO MEN ARE DROWNED
Chinese Attempts to Hang Himself
Hammond Refuses Appointment
Coal Miners' Strike Settled
LAMBS CLUB ENTERTAINS THE PUBLIC FOR $40,000
Threaten to Lynch Negro
To Attend Anti.Liquor Congress
KILLS BROTHER-IN-LAW WHILE LATTER KNEELS IN PRAYER AT CHURCH
IJICHI IS GREETED BY ADMIRAL SEBREE
B. of R. T. Re-elects Grand Master
Dies After Operation
CHURCH FEDERATION HONORS DR. RYLAND
May Land with Side Anns
Raised to Brigadier General
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SURVIVORS TELL THRILLING TALE OF SHIPWRECK
STRIKE MAY BE SETTLED BY BOARD OF ARBITRATION
EDITORS ASK FOR CHANGE OF VENUE IN LIBEL CASE
COLLEGE GIRLS GET HATS CHEAP; SECURE ONE FOR EACH HOUR
ST. RITA CURES HOPELESS ILLS
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
COURT DEFERS SENTENCE OF MEN IN MINING FRAUD
Donates $10,000 for Fountain
Earthquakes in Mexico
USES BRASS BAND TO AID SUNDAY WORSHIP
CALIFORNIANS WANT SHARE OF HETTY GREEN'S WEALTH
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AT THE THEATERS
FOREIGN LAW-BREAKERS
. CITY MARKETS
The Calhoun Literary Bureau
MILLINERY MORALS
IS IT FAIR?
RECALL VALUE
Looted
GREATER LOS ANGELES
TAFT'S VISIT
ECONOMY
IRRIGATION QUESTION
Public Letter Box
That's It
Federation of Music Clubs
THE CITY
AROUNO TOWN
Refuse Mrs. Yerkes A Stay
POWER OF OCEAN TO BE UTILIZED
REVOKES LICENSE OF JEWELRY AUCTIONEER
WOODMEN AND WOMEN PLAN ANOTHER PICNIC
ELKS' DAYLIGHT FIREWORKS WILL BE SENT FROM JAPAN
CAPITALISTS PLAN MINE DEVELOPMENT
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Visible Supply of Grain
Sugar and Coffee
Highest Price for Wheat
WILL PROBE LAND GRAB IF FACTS WARRANT ACTION
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES AT LOS ANGELES MILLS
The Wool Market
Pacific Coast Hops
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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WIFE RECORDS MAN'S CRUELTY
MAY DROP CONDEMNATION CASE FOR EIGHTH STREET
SUES GAS COMPANY FOR DAMAGES FROM EXPLOSION
Chinese Asks Damages
Divorce Suit Dismissed
Municipal Affairs
DOG OFFICER TO SUE WOMEN FOR SLANDER
BRINGS BACK LAfIGE SUM FOR WORK ON AQUEDUCT
MAY FIX STANDARD OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
To Stop Condemnation
WANT BORE THROUGH SECOND STREET HILL
JAPANESE RESTAURANTS SELL LIQUOR ILLEGALLY
Amended Telephone Petition Filed
To Extinguish Grass Fires
Incorporatior.s
Auto Turns Turtle
Struck by Auto; Dies
Charged with Bigamy
GIRL'S FATHER IS OF NOBLE BLOOD
PORT COLLECTOR CLOSES ADMIRAL URYU INCIDENT
Gas Wrecks Apartment House
May Ship Liquors Into Kentucky
Wants Trials Postponed
Chinese Mines Active
Violation of Mail Laws Charged
Sembrich Is 111
CIRCUIT JUDGES CERTIFY CASE TO HIGHER TRIBUNAL
IMPERIAL VALLEY MELONS SHIPPED TO LOS ANGELES
Operated on Himself; Dead
Yukon River Soon Will Be Open
Injured in Collision
Gnmblers Avoid Punishment
Found Dead, Head Caved In
Does Not Hear of Treaty
BUBONIC PLAGUE MAKES ' REAPPEARANCE AT CARACAS
Camino Real Bell Blessed
Passes Bank Guaranty Bill
WILL STRIKE TO PREVENT STRIKES IS RESOLUTION
Attempt to Kidnap Charged
Canal Problems Worked Out
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
SPOKANE RATE CASE AFFECTS ANGELENOS
Masons Dedicate Temple
STEALS SUM FROM COLLECTION PLATES
CHINESE TAKES VOW NEVER TO STEAL PEANUTS AGAIN j
TRIES TO END LIFE WITH GAS
Patent Garbage Receptacle May Be Purchased by the City
"PAWNSHOP" WIPE MAY GO TO PRISON
MME. MODJESKA'S BODY . TO BE TAKEN TO POLAND
FATHER AND GIRL ARE MISSIONARIES
On Trial for Murder
Squatters Secure Verdict
JAPANESE CAPTURED IN RAID WILL FIGHT CASES
Drought Causes Exodus
AVERS MAN ROBBED HER IN CHURCH PEW
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SOCIETY SEES ELKS' DISPLAY
DENOUNCES THE LAWYERS FOR CONDUCT OF HIS CASE
Adana Is Quiet
Taft to Attend Church
BooK Views and Reviews
Negro Miners to Leave
Remove Prisoner; Mob Feared
Rich Strikes Made
LITTLE LABOR LEAFLETS
SOUTH PARK OWNERS OPPOSE CONDEMNATION
CHINESE MAKES CHARGES AGAINST THREE OFFICERS
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat
Society
Two of Them
Talented Musician to Appear with the Cecilian Quartette
HELP FOR THE BABIES
THE DIFFICULTY
THE BOY GRADUATES
Musical
Club News
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
CHAMPIONS PLAY OAKLAND TODAY
CAPABLE LEADER OF CAPITAL CITY TEAM
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CALCIUM GLARE SHIFTS TO WEST
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
CHAPELLE GOES TO CINCINNATI
Clever Local Featherweight Who Will Fight Al Emmick
TRAVERS ELIMINATED FROM BRITISH GOLF
DRUGGISTS' DOPE SUCCESSFUL
MOUNTAIN GRANTED LICENSE
ROSE NOBLE IS WINNETt
ROD AND REEL
TIMELY TOPICS
CORNELL ATHLETES FEAR DEATH BLOW
LANGFORD PUTS OUT IAN HAGUE
COLLEGE BASEBALL
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GIRL SWIMMERS HOLD ELECTION
INJURED PLAYER IS REPORTED IMPROVING
COTTER-WINS MARATHON
STANFORD SPRINTER IN ELKS' WEEK RACES
ARRANGE DETAILS OF JIU JITSU BOUTS
MILLION-DOLLAR BALL PARK
WOOD WINS MARATHON
CHANGE DATE OF DRIVING MATINEE
AMATEUR GAMES WANTEO
HARVARD DEFEATS PRINCETON
RESULTS AT SALT LAKE
THE IMPOSING MACHINERY HALL AT THE ALASKA-YUKONPACIFIC EXPOSITION.
BOYS' TRIANGLE CLUB TO GIVE EXHIBITION
O'BRIEN AND KETCHEL MATCHED
WILL TEST SUNDAY BALL
MOTOR ROAD IS SHORTER
JOHNSON TO SAIL TODAY
LOVING CUP TO BRESNAHAN
MAY TIDE TABLE
PAY STREAK AT FAIR TO HAVE NUMEROUS ATTRACTIVE SNOWS
TAFT WINS GOLF GAME
NEW SPORTING CLUB
H. E. HUNTINGTON IN LOS ANGELES
TWO MEN APPLY FOR ONE RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE
Will Be Reprimanded
Transfers San Diego Company
Cheats the Gallows
To Extradite Prisoners
Dies of Tuberculosis
Railroads Indicted
Police Subdue Strike Breakers
Tug Sinks; Three Drowned
OREGON OBJECTS TO FAIR BOOTHS
To Build Railroad
Grand Jury Probes Haskell
To Distribute Pheasants
French Artist Dead
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
MASTER PLUMBERS MEET IN PASADENA
HOTEL WENTWORTH MAY BECOME HOME FOR ELKS
RESETS BROKEN ARM AND RIDES 35 MILES FOR AID]
DIRECTORS ELECTED FOR PASADENA BOARD OF TRADE
May Have Police Matron
Woman Autoist Strikes Boy
PASADENA BREVITIES
MONROVIA
TUBERCULOSIS EXPERT TO GIVE LECTURES ABROAD
To Study Caso Roma
LONG BEACH
DELAYS ACTION ON LIQUOR LAW CHANGE
THUMB PRINT MAY LEAD TO ARREST OF WINDOW BREAKER
Neglects to Wear Clothes
Boat to Go to Seattle
POMONA
NOTES FROM POMONA
HORSEMAN THROWN FROM MOUNT; SERIOUSLY HURT;
ENGINE STRIKES HAND CAR; MEXICAN INSTANTLY KILLED
SAN BERNARDINO
ENTIRE POPULATION LOOKS FOR SUICIDE
INDIAN WHO ASSAULTED WOMAN STILL AT LARGE
FIREMAN HURT IN WRECK COMPROMISES FOR $5000
RIVERSIDE
WANT TO REDUCE PRICE FOR IRRIGATING WATER
RIVERSIDE BREVITIES
LOS ANGELES SYNDICATE WILL BUY LARGE RANCH
Plan New Pipe Line
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
COMMODITIES WEAKEN IN LOS ANGELES MARKET
THE WEATHER
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SCOTT STRONG IN 'BEAU BRUMMEL'
Two Favorites Who Will Soon Appear at the Mason
Case Involves $12,000,000
Live Stock Drowned
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Well
Booth Company Reorganized
Brings Suit Against Railway
Negro Is Lynched
Mrs. Taft Improves in Health
HOLD EMPIRE DAY EXERCISES
Wants War Expenses Reduced
Run Down by Auto; Killed
Grocers Will Visit Los Angeles
M£e
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