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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 256, 14 June 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FIRE DESTROYS CALIENTE; LOSS NEARLY $50,000
WILL LEARN TRUTH ABOUT BIG MERGER
FATHER WILL PLEAD TO HANG MURDERER
SKIPPER SENDS REPORT OF FLEET FROM NOME
Balloon Soars High
ALBANIANS AND TURKS MEET IN BLOODY BATTLE
THE NEWS SUMMARY
CHARGE SECOND KILLING AT PATTON ASYLUM
Shah of Persia and Scene Showing Troops Preparing for an Engagement with Enemies
DROPS 20 FEET ON SMUGGLERS
CRITICISE FUNDS RAISED FOR LAND IN PALESTINE
More Temblors in France
BRYAN CONSENTS TO MAKE AN ADDRESS TO COUPLE WHO MARRY
ABANDONS HOPE FOR SUBMARINE
GOVERNMENT INTERESTED IN CHINA RAILWAY LOAN
Arrives with Gold Dust
ARMY CORPORAL SHOOTS TWO MEN
Three Men Drowned
SAYS JAPANESE ARE MOST IMMORAL RACE ON FACE OF EARTH
EVIL OF MODERN SYSTEMS SHOWN
WISCONSIN ADOPTS NEW COUPON BALLOT
Two of Popular Attractions at the Great Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle
TARIFF DEBATE SOON TO END
CALLS FOR IRON SHOW ACTIVITY
TROOPS PURSUE MUTINOUS BAND
LIBERALS SUSPECT SPAIN CONTEMPLATES NEW WAR
JAPANESE GIVEN SPEEDY HEARING
JAPANESE MAKE REPORT ON.ENORMOUS IMPORTS
WITNESSES WILL TELL OF CRIME BY DYNAMITE
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Lightning Strikes Church
BURGLAR LOOTS HOUSE OF $550
OFFICIALS RECOVER $10,000 IN PACKAGES
SAILOR, JILTED BY GIRL, SHOOTS SELF
TRY TO DISPOSSESS PARTY OF FINLEY INN
'Gentleman Jockey' and Girl Whom He Soon Will Marry
REFUSE TO AID INSURANCE MEN
AXLE BREAKS; STREET CAR RUNS INTO CURB
DECORATIONS AT WEDDING SUPERB
STUDENTS HEAR FINAL COUNSEL
4 PERSONS HURT IN COLLAPSE OE SEATS
To Meet at Denver
'I'VE GOT A WHALE!' SHOUTS HORSEMAN, ROUSED FROM SLEEP
AT THE THEATERS
BROTHERHOOD
TRUST TYRANNY
WEATHER
PURE FOOD
Boning for Graduation
INVESTIGATE!
GREATER LOS ANGELES
PROTECTS TAXPAYERS
Public Letter Box
PAN-PRESBYTERIAN ALLIANCE
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
BOY WISHES TO WED GIRL WITH WHOM HE RAN AWAY
POLICE ARREST SPIRITUALISTS
AT THE HOTELS
DOUBLE BILL ON BURBANK STAGE
ELKS OF LOS ANGELES TO OBSERVE FLAG DAY
ELK WILL AVOID ALL HIGH PLACES
LOS ANGELES Y. M. C. A. TO GET MEMBERSHIP OF 5000
BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
MORNING VICTORY GIVES HOGAN MAJORITY OF THE WEEK'S SERIES
STATE LEAGUE
VETERAN TRAINER DIES
LEAGUE STANDINGS ARE WEATHER REPORT
'BASEBALL NIGHT' TO GREET MIKE DONLIN
FULLERTON AND POLY TO PLAY FOR TITLE
Merely Friendly
OAKS BREAK UP WINNING STREAK
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WANDERERS WIN OUT IN CRICKET LEAGUE
THISTLES LOSE TO COVINA MEN 20 TO 1
CLOSE RACE IN REVOLVER SHOOT
FIX DATE FOR YACHT RACES IN ELK WEEK
CYCLIST WINS MARATHON
RICH DERBY WON BY VANDERBILT
CITRUS BELT LEAGUE ARRANGES SCHEDULE
FORTY-POUND FISH CAUGHT BY WOMAN
SUMMER LEAGUE PLAY CONTINUES
GATEWAY MERCHANTS DEFEAT MAGNOLIAS
Gillett Goes to Seattle.
VAN HALTREN WILL SCOUT FOR MAJORS
MONTEZUMAS ANNEX TWO SUNDAY GAMES
WELLS-FARGOS LOSE TO HERMOSA BEACH
MISCELLANEOUS GAMES
JAPANESE JIU-JITSU MAN WANTS REVENGE
SANTA FE NINE WINS
BISHOP TEAM WINS
BASEBALL AT REDLANDB
NORTH PASADENANS LOSE TO OUTFITTERS
TEDDY BEARS DEFEAT LAMANDA PARK TEAM
REDONDO BEATS GIANTS
WELLINGTONS BREAK EVEN WITH RACYCLES
TODAY'S GAME WILL BENEFIT ELKS' DAY
REVENUE CUTTER TRIES TO FIND FILIBUSTERING SHIP
UNITARIANS PAY TRIBUTE TO EDWARD EVERETT HALE
Brazilian Ruler 111
BIG NEW LINER ON MAIDEN TRIP
POPE PIUS BESTOWS PRAISE ON AMERICA
SPAIN WILL PRESS CLAIM FOR MONEY AGAINST CUBA
SOLDIERS CANNOT RECEIVE LIQUOR SENT BY CARLOAD
Install Japanese Officials
Want Secretaryships
Entire Cabinet Resigns
RECALL ORDERS STARTLE ENVOY
JULIUS KAHN ADDRESSES CONVENTION OF HEBREWS
Engages Two Singers
Colleges Are Warned „ YY
To Establish Bank
Tug Not Identified V
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MINES, MINING AND PROSPECTS IN GREAT SOUTHWEST REGION
INYO COUNTY ENJOYS BOOM
RED STAR STRIKE RIVALS f NOTED SIXTEEN TO ONE ORE
SILVER STRIKE ATTRACTS ROUND MOUNTAIN MINERS)
Round Mountain Dividends
Heart of Inyo County, Where Results Begin to Show
COPPER QUEEN WILL NOT CURTAIL OUTPUT; ADDS TWO FURNACES
STRIKE OF WIRE GOLD IS MADE NEAR MOUNTAINAIR
In New York District
RIVES MINERS ENTER MAMMOTH ORE BODY
PROSPECTORS LEAVE FOR STORMY NIGHT . TO DEVELOP CLAIMS
CALIFORNIA GOLD HOLDS MEETING AT RIVERSIDE
Will Solve Problem
NACOZARI MINE CUTS RICH VEIN AT DEPTH
Manhattan Operations Show Continuance of Pay Gravel
BULLION FLOWS INTO PRESCOTT
ORE FROM PAY© RICO PLEASES DOUGLAS MEN
Holster Reaches Kingman
Luning Corporation Forwards Twenty-five Tons to Smelter
Walnut Grove Placer j
TURQUOISE BEDS MAY BE WORKED
Smelter Increases Output
Big Sespe Starts on Lease
MAN'S SOUL HIS GREATEST PRIZE
SUSTAINS INJURY IN SEARCH FOR CAT
HOMES OF CITY WILL BE CLEANER
SAYS BIBLE OBSOLETE AS INFALLIBLE GUIDE
NEW ORLEANS ELKS TO TRAVEL SUMPTUOUSLY
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
ENDEAVORERS PLAN FOR STATE MEETING
CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES HELD AT ALL THE CHURCHES
AUTOISTS TAKEN TO POLICE STATION; SEVERELY LECTURED
WOMEN OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO BE GUESTS
To Exhibit Work of Schools
To Give Final Concert
Lincoln Tablets Awarded Pupils
ITEMS FROM PASADENA
SAN PEDRO
CONSOLIDATION BOARD TO FORMULATE PLANS
SOUTH COAST YACHT CLUB ENTERTAINS ITS FRIENDS
ANARCHIST RINGLEADERS ARE ON TRIAL AT MILAN
LONG BEACH
FORMER CITY ELECTRICIAN MARRIES VAUDEVILLE STAR
ELKS OF LONG BEACH LODGE WILL CELEBRATE FLAG DAY
LONG BEACH NOTES
NEWS NOTES FROM REDLANDS
She Wants to Know
SAN BERNARDINO
SHERIFF SEARCHES FOR GIRL WITNESS
GOVERNMENT WILL AID IN SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN
NEW ROCK CRUSHER READY TO FURNISH BROKEN STONE
TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY OF ADOPTION OF U. S. FLAG
COLORADO RIVER RISES AND OVERFLOWS BANK AT NEEDLES
Much Fruit Is Sent East
To Have New Hospital
Poltera Suspect Released
Culverts Are Established
MARRIAGE WILL FOLLOW MISHAP
ROOMS NUMBERED 13 REGARDED WITH FEAR BY TRAVELING PUBLIC
FOLDER GIVES INVALUABLE DATA ABOUT THE ROCKIES
RUSSIAN RAILWAY THIEVES REDUCE WORK TO SYSTEM
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THE WEATHER
JUNE TIDE TABLE
>' Bad Habit i2l.
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PLEADS CAUSE OF CRIMINALS
ILL AND HUNGRY HE TRIES TO END LIFE
Rich Strike at Silverbell
Mammoth to Build Mill
Lucky
GOVERNMENT WILL REPORT TO CITIES
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