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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 287, 15 July 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
S. P. PLANS TO DEFEAT FREE PORT
Thousands of Elks Are Honored Guests of Long Beach Lodge
LOS ANGELES HUNTING PARTY IS SCATTERED BY ARIZONA OFFICERS
GIRLS DROWNED ON PICNIC DAY
TRUSTED BANK OFFICIAL OF NEW ORLEANS IN JAIL
QUESTIONS ASKED ABOUT • GOVERNOR'S FURNITURE
PRESIDENT EXPECTS TARIFF BILL TO BE READY IN TEN DAYS
MONSTER CROWD SEES WORLD AND COAST ATHLETES MAKE FAST TIME
Transport Sheridan in Port
Benjamin W. Haggard Dead
THE NEWS SUMMARY
POWDER EXPLODES AT FORT RUSSELL
USUAL SOUTH AMERICAN REVOLUTION IS NOW ON
$25,000,000 OF AMERICAN GOLD TO GO TO GUATEMALA
TEMPORARY STORES ARE GUTTED; LOSS IS $20,000
KANSAS TOWN REPLACES COUNCIL BY COMMISSION
Corporation Plot to Carry Consolidation Election Exposed
MOYER'S FORCES RETAIN CONTROL
STATE SUES LUMBER MEN FOR 14 MILLIONS
SENATOR LA FOLLETTE HAS ANALYSIS MADE OF NEV TARIFF BILL
STATUS OF EL PASO ATTACKED
THREE GIRLS CHOSEN FOR BIG U. S. LOTTERY
Woman Burned to Death
HOUSE MEMBERS OBJECT TO BILL
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR APPROVES RIGHT OF WAY
TWO PRINCIPALS IN BALTIMORE DIVORCE
INDIANS ANGERED IN DEAL MURDER FAMILY
MISS BARRETTE DENIES STORIES
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MYSTERIOUS MAN MAY BE STEVENS
RUSSIANS' PROFFER OF il $10,000 MAY BE REFUSED
REVIEWING TROOPS, FRENCH WAR MINISTER IS THROWN
SUFFRAGETTES CONFINED TO CELLS TWENTY-FOUR HOURS
More Deaths Reported
Submarine Boats Active
Bridge Will Go j
Only Rumors from La Paz
Replica of First Steamer Soon to Plow the Hudson
PROFESSOR BALKED BY UNKNOWN POISON
TAKAHIRA MAY NOT RETURN TO HIS WASHINGTON POST
UNITED STATES CUTTER SEIZES JAPANESE SEALERS
WOMEN CROWD MEN FROM THEIR RAILROAD POSITIONS
Second Operation Fatal
Hines Elected President
SAN DIEGO FIGHTING MEXICAN RACE TRACK
EXCURSION BOAT CAPTAIN MUST ANSWER FOR DEATH
AMERICAN MARKSMAN IS ORDERED FROM GERMANY
New Theater in Chicago
Exchange Preferred for Common
CHILDREN BELIEVE HERITAGE STOLEN
BOOKS OF UNITED COPPER COMPANY FOUND AT LAST
Army Officer Dismissed
Aeroplane Tests Delayed
TELEGRAPH NEWS IN BRIEF
NO CLASH BETWEEN CABINET OFFICERS
Ambassador to Austria 111
ROOSEVELT PARTY HASN'T MUCH LUCK
Sultan's Brother Dies
WOMAN ASKS AID IN LOCATING HUSBAND
25,000 APPLICATIONS FOR GOVERNMENT LAND EXPECTED
Fire in Fairfield, Cal.
Enjoys Good Health In Advanced Years
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AT THE THEATERS
PATRONIZE NATIVE INDUSTRIES
GREATER LOS ANGELES
SURPRISES
FIONA
SENILE AGILITY
Some Funny Sights the Elks Saw
OSLER AT SIXTY
BEACH SAFETY
PHILANTHROPY
GREEK GIFTS
A Safe Rule
Public Letter Box
THE EMPIRE OF INDIA
XII—RELIGION OF THE PARSEES
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
CHINESE CALL GIRL SUICIDE
SOLEMN MASS CELEBRATED AFTER FUNERAL OF WOMAN
SHOUSE HELD TO SUPERIOR COURT
FORMER lOWANS TO HOLD OUTING AT LONG BEACH
RUMORED TRIMMING OF MEASURE REACHES EARS OF. PRESIDENT
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Member Los Angeles Lodge Youngest Life Member Elks
CORPORAL MISSES ENEMY, BUT WOUNDS THREE MEN
GIRARD TO RESIGN DIRECTORSHIP OF MOROSCO COMPANY
'HERE IT APPEARETH THAT NEITHER WILL OIL AND LIQUOR MIX
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Hard Fought Contests in Track and Field Events Make Day at Ascot Park Memorable
EXPOSITION ELKS EXTEND INVITATION
ELKS TO BE GUESTS AT , TIA JUANA BULL FIGHT
ELK HORN POINTS
SAMMIS SUPPORTER STOPPED PRESIDENT
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
HALT IS MADE IN SPECULATION
CARLOAD shipments ;; OF citrus FRUITS
FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs -and Cheese
Chicago Live Stock
Treasury 'Statement
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES « AT LOS ANGELES MILLS
Follows Civil Service Policy
Sugar and Coffee
CANTALOUPES DECLINE IN THE LOCAL MARKET
LOCAL LUMBER QUOTATIONS
Cotton and Wool
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First Trainload of Elks to Go Through Granite Gate in Ascending Mt. Lowe
VISITING SCRIBES GIVEN BANQUET
No Joy
ELK LODGES TO MARCH IN LINE
MEMBERS OF SAMMIS DELEGATION CELEBRATE VICTORY OF CANDIDATE
YOUNG PICO FIGHTS DRAW WITH SAILOR
Hello Bill Notes
SAN JOAQUIN ELKS DISTRIBUTE SAMPLES
ELKS FROM SACRAMENTO MAKE VISIT IN REDLANDS
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPT TO BREAK INTO THEATER
ARE FINED FOR FAILURE TO KEEP FRUIT COVERED
ALIENS WHO CUT WAGES ATTACKED IN MINING CAMP
METHODISTS WILL ERECT CHURCH AT DOWIE'S TOMB
Old Virginian Dead
MAN ARRESTED AT VENICE PROVES TO BE PICKPOCKET
INJURIES MAY BE FATAL TO PAVING PLANT FOREMAN
COMMISSION SECRETARY MAY BE REMOVED SEPT. 1
NATICK WAITRESSES AIR FIGHT IN POLICE COURT
Noted Astronomer Is Dead at Ripe Age of Seventy-four
PAY MAYOR $10,000 SAYS W.D. STEPHENS
PEDDLER OF ELKS' BADGES ROBBED OF LITTLE STOCK
WANTS ASSESSMENT LOWERED $2,000,000
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
POLICE INSTRUCTED ON PARADE DUTIES
TO HOLD INQUEST OVER BODY OF CAR'S VICTIM
DETECTIVES SEARCH FOR MAN WHO DEFACED WINDOW PANES
OIL TANKS IGNITED BY DRY GRASS FIRE
New York Aeroplanist Files
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THAW'S FREEDOM IN WIFE'S HAND
DISPATCHERS ON MEXICAN LINE RESIGN
DISPUTES ON TARIFF TO BE FOUGHT BY LEADERS
Glenn H. Curtiss and His Flying Machine Which Rivals the Aeroplane of Wrights
CHANCELLOR VON BUELOW RETIRES
! BANKS WILL DISCONTINUE BUSINESS DURING PARADES
END AT HAND IN TEHERAN BROILS
Saratoga Springs
Why They're Disappointed
JULY WHEAT IS ADVANCED AGAIN
POSTER PASTERS AND PRINTERS JOIN HANDS AGAINST CONSUMPTION
WIFE IS KEPT FROM FUNERAL
Both Work
WOMEN OF 11 NATIONS GATHER AT SEATTLE
CAMP YOSEMITE IS SAVED FROM FIRE
22 INJURED IN PITTSBURG RIOT
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat.
Society
CHILDREN OF SLUMS STURDY
CHAFING DISH FUDGE PARTY
DO UNTO
FOOD FOR INVALIDS
A FAD PARTY
SLEEP FOR THE SLEEPLESS
A RED GERANIUM LUNCHEON
KEEPING SCORES
ECONOMIES IN NURSERY
SHE DID SO
Charlotte Bronte's Hardships.
| COURTESY AS A BUSINESS ASSET
A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
A TOAST
Woman's Band Will Play in Allegorical Parade Friday
Some Marriage Superstitions
Best of All Cosmetics Is Rest
THE WORK LADY' y.yp]
ADVICE TO GIRLS
TO FIND PARTNERS
HOLD THOU MY HANDS!
DANGER IN DELAY
GOOD-NATURED COMMENT
OPTIMISM v
EDWARD EVERETT HALE
Food and Clothing for Camping
A SINISTER COMMENT
THE ANTISEPTIC BABY
HIS SUMMER GAME
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
PAPKE AND FLYNN FIGHT TEN FAST ROUNDS TO DRAW VERDICT
THISTLES CHANGE NAME
HOMIN3 PIGEONS RELEASED FOR LONG FLIGHT TO SOUTH
JOHNSON SAYS HE WILL CONFRONT JIM JEFFRIES
MOHLERITES WIN SECOND CONTEST
SANTA MONICA GIRL WINS TENNIS MATCH
AMERICAN LEAGUE
VENICE KENNEL SHOW IS OPENED
OAKLAND AGAIN BEATS ANGELS
YEARLINGS SOLD
DAHLEN. TO BE SOLD
SIX-HOUR MOTORCYCLE RACE TO BEGIN FRIDAY
WESTON ARRIVES AT END OF WALK
GLIDDEN TOURISTS ARRIVE IN MADISON
ENGLISH RACING RESULTS
MIKE SULLIVAN GETS DRAW
JEFFRIES HOT AFTER JACK J.
KANSAS CITY EXPERT WINS FIRST ROUND OF GOLF PLAY
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OLYMPIC CLUB ATHLETES WIN
HARNESS HORSE MEETING BEGUN
WESTERN CIRCUIT RACES ARE CLOSED
y EMPIRE CITY RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE LEAGUES
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA >
POLICE THINK THEY HAVE CLEVER THIEF
DIVORCED FROM WIFE WHO DESERTED HIM SIX TIMES
POLICE LIEUTENANT TO BE TRIED ON BATTERY CHARGE
WORLD'S CHAMPION POET TRIED FOR HIS SANITY
CITY ASSESSMENT INCREASES NEARLY TWO MILLION DOLLARS
CAUSES ARREST OF FIVE JAPANESE RESTAURATEURS
LONG BEACH
WALKS IN SURF TO FIND COUSIN'S BODY
PURSE STOLEN FROM STORE; IMPOSTOR ELK SUSPECTED
PREHISTORIC PEARLS SHOWN AT HOTEL VIRGINIA EXHIBIT
Claims Lost Money
Schools Want $40,000
Elk Attendant Injured
Want Methodist Picnic
AVALON IS VISITED BY LARGE CROWD OF ELKS
To Build $25,000 House
SAN BERNARDINO
ACCUSES OFFICIALS OF USING THREATS
Given Two.Year Sentence
SANTA ANA
LITTLE NEWS JOTTINGS FROM AROUND SANTA ANA
RIVERSIDE
r —-a- – -1M.11...11 I j RIVERSIDE NEWS
HUNTINGTON BEACH PROGRAM ARRANGED
NEWS FROM REDLANDS
VENICE
WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OPENING OF DEER SEASON
MONROVIA
MONROVIA BRIEFS
ASK FOR ELECTION TO VOTE GAS PLANT BONDS
POMONA
POMONA NEWS
SAN PEDRO
SAN PEDRO STREETS ARE CROWDED WITH VISITORS
Sanitary Fees Overdue
JULY TIDE TABLE
The Wool Market ,
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
San Francisco Shipping
THE WEATHER
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GIRL TELLS OF HER DOWNFALL
BUILDING PERMITS
Fatally Injured at Play
Incorporations
DENIES COMPLICITY IN BANK BURGLARY
FOUR DIVORCES ARE GRANTED AND THREE SUITS FILED
Files Damage Suit
PERSIAN CAT-PRIZE WINNER. BUT STILL A CAT-BRINGS $525
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