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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 239, 28 May 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
STATE BANKERS DISCUSS MERITS OF RECENT LAW
NEWSPAPER MAN TAFT HAS NAMED TO BE GOVERNOR
ASHES OF VETERAN BURIED IN OCEAN IN TINY SILVER CASKET
To Build 105 Locomotives
To Abolish Death Penalty
THE NEWS SUMMARY
PRESBYTERIANS TOLD TO SHUN TOBACCO HABIT
FRANK GOULD TO PAY FOR FUNERAL OF AGED TEACHER
BISHOP POTTER'S STEPSON ROBBED WHILE IN EUROPE
Fear Hospital Will Collapse
RIVERS AT FLOOD STAGE AND MUCH DAMAGE DONE
Live 6 Without Skull
Honest Treatment of Advertisers
TRIED THIRTEENTH TIME IN TWO YEARS FOR INTOXICATION
LETTER BOX BURGLAR WILL SERVE 13 YEARS IN PRISON
PRISONER HIDES IDENTITY AND SAYS SISTER IS NUN
May Succeed Rockhill
TELEPHONE MAINS CUT BY POLICE
To Inspect Army Posts
SENATE DEFERS INCOME DEBATE
INVENTOR WHO ACQUIRED FORTUNE DIES PENNILESS
! BATTLESHIP MISSISSIPPI AGAIN IN GULF'S WATERS
Popular Cavalry Officer and Girl He Will Marry
FEAR POISONED POTATOES SOLD
MOTHER-IN-LAW JOKES TO BE BARRED IN PLAYHOUSE
DIRECTORS ARE CHOSEN BY COPPER COMPANY
WINDSTORM BLOWS MEN FROM HOUSES
GAMBLING MYSTERIES OF EUROPE MAY BE REVEALED
JAPANESE COMMISSIONER TO YUKON FAIR ARRIVES
NO CHARGES ARE FILED AGAINST CONSUL GENERAL
SHIPS AUTO TO F"ROPE AND GOES BY STEERAGE
Will Inherit Big Fortune
MEN FIGHT ABOUT DRINKS AND ONE LOSES HIS LIFE
BILL PROHIBITS LIQUOR TRAFFIC BETWEEN STATES
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Judge Denounces Drunkards
TRADE EXPERTS TO BE HONORED
SLAYER OF SLAVE WIFE IS SENTENCED TO PRISON
JULIA WARD HOWE HAS A QUIET BIRTHDAY PARTY
PLAN JEWISH CONVENTION TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
SENATOR WHO USED FISTS ON REPORTER
REPORTER AND SENATOR FIGHT
CANAL COMMISSION WILL BUY SUPPLY OF DYNAMITE
RAIN AND WIND STORMS LEAVE MANY HOMELESS
Casa Blanca Dispute Ends
CASTELLANE WINS PARTIAL VICTORY
BOYS OF BAY CITY TO WALK TO LOS ANGELES
FEDERAL ENGINEERS PLAN DEEP WATERWAYS REPORT
SAILORS JUMP FP^M SHIP, WHICH SINKS AFTER CRASH
MATE AND CHINESE COOK ARE DROWNED IN CANADA
May Buy Townships
MAN CONFESSES TO CHARGE OF BIGAMY
MURDER TRIAL PROCEEDS WITH WEIRD LAMENTATIONS
CHILD CRUSHED TO DEATH UNDERNEATH HEAVY-WAGON
Plnaters Refuse Concession
TELEGRAPH NEWS IN BRIEF
HOME WRECKED BY QUEER MISTAKE MADE BY WOMAN
AMERICAN MASONS WILL HAVE LODGE IN LONDON
To Name Street for Patten
Thirteen Turks Hanged
FIVE ARE BURNED IN FLAMES ON STEAMER
MARINE STRIKE IN PARIS TIES UP MANY VESSELS
To Change Police System
AT THE THEATERS
GREATER LOS ANGELES
UNION
CONTINUATION SCHOOLS
DEADLY CROSSINGS
MEMORIAL DAY
HELPING HAND
LION TAMED
To the Tall Timber
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE
ELKS
RICHEST COUNTY
SAN FRANCISCO NIGHTS
Public Letter Box
The Express Business
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
WILL SENTENCE FORGER TODAY
WILMINGTON AND BANNING FIGHT OVER STRIP OF LAND
To Deliver Address
Hold Memorial Services
FRENCH AMBASSADOR TO BE ENTERTAINED
EASTERN ELECTRICIAN WILL STUDY JOINT POLE SYSTEM
METHODISTS WILL EXTEND WELCOME TO NEW BISHOP
LOS ANGELES COUNTY GOOD ROADS BONDS ARE LARGEST
GENERAL CORBIN APPROVES TAFT'S ECONOMY FOR ARMY
3200 Acres Sell at $150,000
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
New York Stocks
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
The Wnol Market
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
Sugar and Coffee
MINING QUOTATIONS
GAMBLING ELEMENT STICKS UP ALL EGG QUOTATIONS
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
MILLIONAIRE FROM CHICAGO BUYS RANCH
Financier from Los Angeles, Head of State Bankers' Association, Speaker at Del Monte
Municipal Affairs
COUNCIL TO RECEIVE TELEPHONE PETITION
URGES PURCHASE OF PROPERTY FOR PARKS
OPPOSE FIRE HOUSE SITE IN THIRD WARD
COUNCILMEN WILL VISIT HOG RANCH AT VERNON
MAYOR URGES CITIZENS TO CLEAN UP PREMISES
S. P. Must Pay for Hose
Dropped from Fire Force
DEMONSTRATION TO BE GIVEN AT BIMINI
PRINCIPAL GETS ROYAL WELCOME
NEW PARISH BUILDING IS OPENED FORMALLY
Pupils Exhibit Work
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
Pioneer Editor Dies
SUES FOR RECOVERY OF INTEREST IN LAND
FORMER RESIDENTS OF NEW YORK HOLD PICNIC
HOTEL MAN TO IDENTIFY TAYLOR
LOST GIRL FOUND IN DRY RIVER BED
HUNTINGTON MANSION TO BE DECORATLD BY ARTIST
TWO GOOD SPEAKERS WILL ADDRESS CITY CLUB SATURDAY
TAKE ELLIOTT TO SCENE OF CRIME
CHIEF DISHMAN TO GO TO WASHINGTON TO SEE TAFT
WILL DEMONSTRATE COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY
EXAMINE WITNESSES IN BRAUNING INSANITY CASE
Taft Wins Sauerkraut
ELKS TO ENTERTAIN ORPHANAGE CHILDREN
GOOD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE RECEIVES HEARTY SUPPORT
OFFICERS WILL KEEP BEGGARS RESTRICTED
LAWSON'S CASE AGAINST ANIMAL LEAGUE RESUMED
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SAYS DETECTIVE ASKED FOR COIN
J. 0. C. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES TO HOLD SESSION
TWO ROBBERS SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR 20 YEARS
News of the Courts
DESERTS WIFE HOUR AFTER HIS WEDDING
Sues to Recover Taxes
DECISION IN WATER RATE CASE DELAYED
BROTHERS CONTEST FOR MINING MONEY
RAILWAY COMPANY WINS TWO BIG DAMAGE SUITS
Sets Mitchell's Second Trial
Man Found Innocent
HUNDRED VETERANS TO OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY
GIRL'S FATHER WANTS JUSTICE
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
MONROVIA BREVITIES
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Society, Clubs Music, Chat
Society
Musical
FASHION'S MIRROR
IN SICK ROOMS
SAME OLD STORY
HINTS FOR THE COOK
HER BANK ACCOUNT
Joke from London
THE JOY OF A JOB WELL DONE
A WEE BIT .'JANG
GIFTS FOR MOTORISTS
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
WIGGS IS GIVEN RAGGED SUPPORT
Caucasian Will Pit His Skill Against Jap Jiu Jitsu Artist
Literary Associations
ANTI-JAP FANS ARE LOOKING TO SANTELL
SAN DIEGO PITCHER JUMPS TO OUTLAWS
DURYEA'S HORSES WIN
SANTA BARBARA AUTO LAW VOID
VERNON LOSES HITTING FEST TO SACRAMENTANS
EDISONS CHALLENGE COVINA BALL TEAM
JOHNSON SAYS JEFF IS 'PRETTY OLD MAN'
Timely Topics
GAME COMMISSION TO PROBE CHARGES
PUEBLAN THINKS MONTANAN EASY
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REDLANDS ELECT ATHLETIC HEADS
THIRTIETH STREET DOWNS FOURTEENTH
SMASHES FIVE-MILE MOTOR CYCLE RECORD
NATIONAL CHAMPION WINS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
STATE LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
REDONDO BEACH TEAM TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY FANS
HALLATON WINS ROYAL STAKES
DOG SHOW AT SALT LAKE
PLAN CLASSY BALL FOR BOYLE HEIGHTS
RACING RESULTS
PLAN BOXING AT LONG BEACH
METROPOLITAN GOLFERS PLAY
PLAN MATCH RACE
Vermonters to Frolic
GETS DIVORCE IN HASTE TO MARRY
CHARGES PHYSICIAN WITH MALPRACTICE
NOTES FROM RIVERSIDE
NOTES FROM POMONA
NEW COMET IS "ISIBLE IN SOUTHWEST AFTER SUNSET
ARTHUR LETTS GIVES DINNER TO EMPLOYES
POLICE HELP WOMAN TO RECOVER HER HAT
PICTURES CANNOT APPEAR IN CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
ACCUSED OF SENDING THREATENING LETTERS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
VIOLATES HIS PAROLE AND MUST SERVE FIVE YEARS
Editor Is Guest
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DYING MAN TO FACE CHARGES
TWELVE TRAINS TO CARRY MAILS IN GEORGIA TODAY;
JURY RETIRES IN CASE OF CHICAGO'S LABOR LEADERS
ACTORS' BALL WILL BE ATTENDED WELL
MILITARY SPORTS TO BE SEEN AT SEATTLE
PRESBYTERIANS TO MEET IN SAN FRANCISCO JUNE 3
VISITING GROCERS TALK OF HARMONY
REDONDO BATHHOUSE SOON TO BE OPENED
SANTA CRUZ PREPARES TO OBSERVE OPENING OF ROAD
JAPANESE FLY PIGEONS AS NEW SHIP IS CHRISTENED
HASKELL AND FIVE OTHER ASSOCIATES ARE INDICTED
SAYS JEALOUS WIFE PLANNED GEM THEFT
OFFICER FATALLY STABBED IN FIGHT
STEAMER PRINCESS ALICE GROUNDS NEAR NEW YORK
NEVADANS TO ROUND UP AND SLAY WILD HORSES
Lost in Desert
LAWYER WILL GO TO SAN QUENTIN TODAY
THREE NATIVES ARE DOOMED TO DEATH
OSTEOPATHIC ASSOCIATION IN SESSION AT SAN DIEGO
ROOSEVELT WILL ATTEND BIG DINNER AT NAIROBI
ESCAPED LUNATIC TRIES TO SECURE MONEY BY THREAT
Flour Mills Closed
THE WEATHER
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WILL SPEAK OF JUSTICE LEAGUE
The Theaters
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