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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 244, 2 June 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
JUSSERAND WILL BE GUEST TODAY OF LOS ANGELES
Famous Novelist Who Has Suffered Nervous Collapse
THE NEWS SUMMARY
HIDES FORTUNE, THEN LOSES IT
TRIES TO SLAY FORMER SWEETHEART WITH KNIFE
ALASKA-YUKON EXPOSITION AT SEATTLE OPENS
Noted Art Connoisseur and Gambler. Ill in New York
BRACELET MAY SOLVE MURDER
FIND MAN DROWNED IN BAY; POCKETS WEIGHTED
ALLEGES DOCTOR MURDERED WIFE
WOMAN CAUSES ARREST OF BROKER OF LOS ANGELES
Would Reform Chinatown
Capture Escaped Prisoner
FIND POISON IN WOMAN'S BODY WHEN EXHUMED
FIREMEN RESCUE TWO MEN UNCONSCIOUS FROM SMOKE
Withdraw Immoral Play
Denounce* Police System
SENATORS WILL MEET AT NIGHT
FALLS FROM TRAIN; ARM BROKEN: SWIMS 30 FEET
Illness Delays Sentence
Drouth Threatens Crops
COPPER MAGNATE SENT TO PRISON
DOG'S SAGACITY PREVENTS GIRL FROM BEING DROWNED
SAYS MOTHER OF DUCHESS WILL HELP SUFFRAGETTES
Famous Railroad Man Who Helped to Open Exposition
Woman Again on Trial
A Domestic Scene
PRESIDENT OF BIG YUKON EXPOSITION
OBSERVES MEMORIAL DAY BY LASSOING MOTORMEN
TWO MEN MYSTERIOUSLY SHOT IN NEW YORK CITY
Robert Lincoln Recovers
Car Surplus Causes Loss
SAYS NEW MEXICO HAS FINE ARID FARM LANDS
SAILORS BIND AND GAG. WATCHMAN AND ESCAPE
SAYS DETENTION SHED AT BAY CITY IS NOT SANITARY
Firemen Rescue Guests
Two Injured In Auto
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SAYS 3000 LYNCHED IN QUARTER CENTURY
JUDGE LOCKED UP NEXT TO MAN WHO SENTENCED SELF
NEEDLE ENTERS WOMAN'S HEEL: COMES OUT BREAST
Japanese Imprisoned
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
GERMANS DENY SENATE REPORT
BELIEVE STEAMER FIRES ARE DUE TO INCENDIARY
CHICA6OAN ROBBED BY SWEET COUNTRY MAID
DR. NICHOLAS M. BUTLER MAY BECOME DIPLOMAT
EDITORS FIGHT VENUE CHANGE
FORMER SECRETARY N. S. G. W. ARRESTED
FORMER RECEIVER OF BANK IN GOLDFIELD IS ARRESTED
PASSERBY FRUSTRATES ATTEMPTED JAILBREAK
NEW HEAD OF CENSUS BUREAU
WANTS FEDERAL OFFICERS TO EXPLAIN CONTROVERSY
FOUR MASKED ROBBERS HOLD UP MERRYMAKERS
SACRIFICES FORTUNE FOR AMERICAN WIFE
WANTS TRAFFIC BUREAU TO BENEFIT MERCHANTS
GILLETT NAMES DELEGATES TO IRRIGATION CONVENTION
May Strike In Canada
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AT THE THEATERS
GREATER LOS ANGELES
GOOD ROADS
MUNICIPAL MUSIC
THE OLIGARCHY
There's a Tariff on Lemons Now
PEACE ALLIANCE
LEMONS
THE CALF PATH
Public Letter Box
TWENTIETH CENTURY EGYPT
III—English Rule in Egypt
Gracious, Yes!
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
YOUNG MEXICAN WOMAN MISSING
ZEPPELIN'S CRAFT RESUMES JOURNEY
Rockefeller Unperturbed
Steamer Sprinks Aleak
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
HOSPITAL WOULD BAR PRISONERS
REQUESTS RAILROADS TO CONSERVE TIMBER
DECLARES IBSEN BEST DRAMATIST
JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT TAKES BRIDE
FAMOUS ADMIRALS GUESTS OF HONOR
Leaves Fortune to Negro
COUNTY SUPERVISORS PURCHASE ROCK LAND
Steamer Reaches Port
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
FRUIT MARKET
California Dried Fruit Prices
Pacific Coast Tirade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
PRICES OF METALS T.;>r IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL }
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
1 Cotton and Wool
Statement Not Issued
| SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
Rather Evasive
BUILDING PERMITS
j Finds Rattlesnake in Mail Bag
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CALLS HENEY'S ANSWER TIRADE
AUTOIST IN NEW YORK WORKS A NEW SWINDLE
Clever Trio Entertaining Orpheum Crowds This Week
DANCERS DOMINATE NEW ORPHEUM BILL
Man's Body Found
—i—♦ -» Negro Found Guilty
FAILS TO SENTENCE ALLEGED LYNCHERS
GOLDEN GATE PARK SCENE OF EXCITING ELK HUNT
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
BLAZE IN WAREHOUSE CAUSES $17,000 LOSS
To Debate Liquor Question
CHIEF LEAVES FOR TRIP THROUGH EAST
FORTY-SEVEN LICENSES ISSUED FOR MARRIAGES
Missing Man Found
DETERMINED TO GET POUND FEES
BELLBOY ARRESTED; BURGLARY CHARGED
ANNEXATION PROMOTERS TO CONSULT SAN PEDRO
Harriman Party Sails
POLICE ARREST MANY SPEEDERS
JAPANESE CAUGHT IN RAID ALL ASK TRIALS BY JURY
WOMAN DIES OF SENILITY; WAS BORN 108 YEARS AGO
SAYS MAN VIOLATED CURFEW ORDINANCE
THREE STRAY FROM PARTY; LOST ON MOUNTAIN
CONSTRUCTS ELK OF PIECES OF TINWARE
OFFICIAL OF PHILIPPINES ON VISIT TO LOS ANGELES
PACIFIC ELECTRIC ASKS FOR ANOTHER FRANCHISE
ALLEGED FORGER IS SENT BACK TO JAIL
SEVEN MORE PRODUCE DEALERS ARE ARRESTED
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MORE CARS RUN IN PHILADELPHIA
ACTORS' CHURCH ALLIANCE TO CENSOR CHICAGO DRAMA
CHILDREN TO STUDY TREES
Haskell Reopens Dispensaries
ORDERS TROOPS TO STOP STRIKE
AMERICANS ATTACK VANCOUVER POLICE
I Rich Man Ends Life
HAS CLEWS IN POLTERA CASE
PROMINENT RAILWAY MAN MAY JOIN HILL'S SYSTEM
News of the Courts
FIND NO STRYCHNINE IN EMBALMING FLUID
CASES AGAINST CARLSON MUST BE PUT ON TRIAL
SUES TO RECOVER LOSS 1 BY ERROR IN TELEGRAM I
FOUR DECREES OF DIVORCE GRANTED; FIVE SUITS FILED
MAN ACCUSED OF TRYING TO EXTORT DENIES GUILT
Sues L. A..P. Railroad
Forger Given Five Years
Murder Trial Jury Secured
Incorporations
FINED FOR VIOLATION OF SUNDAY LIQUOR ORDINANCE
Most Unusual
He Is Bitter
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Society, Clubs Music, Chat
Society
Think of That
Club News
GOOD ADVICE TOR BRIDES
More Than Her Share
HINTS FOR THE COOK
Some Measurements
Tender Steaks
Tomato itubhlt
-Nest ICsks
Delicious llnm
Kkjts and .Mushrooms
DOOLEY DESCRIBES "SALOME"
SAVE THE TREES
Those In the Gallery j
A LITTLE
RUSHING TO WORK
Too Late
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
SULLIVAN WINS DECISION FROM FLYNN IN CLOSE TEN ROUNDS
New York to Seattle by Auto
BETTING DECISION FAVORABLE
PAPKE AFFIXES HIS NAME TO ARTICLES
TIMELY TOPICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS AT SALT LAKE
HURST SELLING PLATE RUN
FIRST GAME TO MOHLER'S SEALS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
ORANGE BALL TEAM SENDS – CHALLENGE TO ALHAMBRA
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STATE LEAGUE
KAUFMAN SIGNS TO FIGHT JACK JOHNSON
FORM PLANS FOR AMATEUR LEAGUE
MERCANTILE TEAMS WILL PLAY BASEBAL
ELKS' TEAM MAKES RECORD
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ORANGE PICKED TO WIN TENNIS MEET
MONROVIA CONFIDENT OF WINNING PENNANT
LOWELL DIFFERS WITH ELIOT
POLO PLAYER RETIRES
CELT HAS FINAL TRYOUT
KRUTTSCHNITT'S SON TRIES TO RISE WITHOUT A "PULL"
Wu Ting Fang Arrives
Refrigerator Car Burns
THINKS ROOSEVELT'S TRIP NOT DANGEROUS
Outlines Brewers' Policy
Taft Approves Change'
CIVIC ASSOCIATION WOMEN HOLD YEAR'S LAST SESSION
Arrest Negro Suspect
Franchise Is Sold
Issues Injunction
New Freight Rate in Effect
Boy Killed by Auto
To Retire Coke Ovens
Sails New Aeroplane
COUNTY BOARDS TO PROMOTE FORESTRY
Got the Hitch
Irrigation
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
To Retire McArthur
MAY TIDE TABLE
BUTTER ADVANCES IN LOS ANGELES MARKET
Fined for Cruelty
Churches too Numerous
Employes Get Raise .
Tells Policy of Ontario
Tv > Persons Drowned
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
WIFE OF POLICEMAN SEES HUSBAND KILLED
UNITE FOR DEFEAT OF SOCIALIST CANDIDATES
INITIALS S. B. W. IN HAT OF MAN FOUND IN CANYON
GIRL WHO TRIED TO SAVE MOTHER AGAIN COLLAPSES
IUNIVERSAUSTSTO BEGIN SESSIONS IN PASADENA
GIVES REASON FOR ORDERING WIRES CUT
WITHDRAW OPPOSITION I TO NEW HEALTH CAMP
Charged with Theft |
Warns Holy Rollers
Charged with Assault
PASADENA BREVITIES
SANTA MONICA
ELKS' PERFORMANCE DRAWS LARGE CROWD
CONSOLIDATION PETITION TO BE GIVEN TO COUNCIL
FUNERAL OF MARIE BANDINI IS TO BE HELD THURSDAY
VENICE
MIDWAY AMUSEMENT PARK – PASSES INTO NEW HANDS
ANAHEIM NOTES
LONG BEACH
WILL SUBMIT LIQUOR QUESTION TO VOTERS
FALLS FROM HAY WAGON; SUSTAINS SERIOUS INJURY
OFFER TO TAKE HALF OF STOCK IN PROPOSED SHIP
LONG BEACH BAND LEAVES ON ADVERTISING JOURNEY
Hears from Husband
Fire Damages House
MONROVIA
WOMAN LEAPS FROM AUTO AS CAR STRIKES MACHINE
SAN PEDRO
SAN PEDRO TO HAVE ANOTHER WAREHOUSE
COMPLIMENTS SAN PEDRANS' WAY OF HANDLING FREIGHT
Early Election Desired
Cheyenne to Go to San Pedro
RIVERSIDE
GIRL FROM RIVERSIDE WINS FAME AS SINGER
Collects Assessment
SAN BERNARDINO
WEALTHY CHEMIST IS BEATEN BY MANAGER
NEW CHIEF WILL ENFORCE LAW IN REDLIGHT DISTRICT
SANTA ANA
ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE OF SWINDLING IN RIVERSIDE
Arrested on Cruelty Charge
Poker Game Causes Fight
Pleads Guilty to Assault
ATTORNEYS.AT.LAW
THE WEATHER
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Municipal Affairs
GERMAN SOCIETY MAY GET PERMIT
COUNCIL REPEALS BREAD ORDINANCE
WOOD DEALERS OBJECT TO DELIVERING FULL CORDS
Improvements Will Be Made
DEFEAT LAW TO HELP FAVORITE
ASK TO HAVE LIQUOR ZONE MUCH EXTENDED
BOARD OF HEALTH ASKS COUNCIL FOR CAT LICENSE
NEW CHICKEN ORDINANCE IS UNDER CONSIDERATION
CHIEF OF POLICE WOULD BAR RUNNERS AT HOTELS
To Settle Garbage Question
CORONER TO CONDUCT AN INQUEST OVER MAN'S LEG
PRESENT SILVER SERVICE TO WARSHIP MISSISSIPPI
Doyle Writes New Play
Caruso's Voice Yet Good
Clubwomen Teach Mothers
Two Children Killed
BERMUDA'S ONIONS FAIL TO COMPETE WITH TEXAS'
Report Declared a Calumny
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