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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 293, 21 July 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TARIFF MEASURE IS TRANSFERRED TO WHITE HOUSE
WHEAT PLUNGER WHO GAINS ANOTHER BIG FORTUNE IN CEREAL
GRAIN BROKER REAPS ANOTHER BIG PROFIT
THE NEWS SUMMARY
MITCHELL FREE FROM CHARGE OF THAYER MURDER
Scenes Depicted at Thaw Insanity Case; Harry Thaw, His Wife, Mother and Others
RESCUED FROM SINKING LAUNCH
SKIN OF DISCARDED LEG NOW GROWS ON MAN'S FACE
SAVAGE WOLVES BESIEGE WOMEN
Man Killed Is Identified
WRIGHT MAKES A NEW RECORD
JOB ATTEMPTED BY SUPERVISORS NAILED TO MAST
BASIS WILL BE ACTUAL TRADE
BONDING COMPANIES MUST RETURN TO FORMER RATES
Americans Investigate Murder
Chicago Apologizes to Washington
To Remedy Brine Drippings
Murder, Not Suicide
CONGRESS IN 2 YEARS OR BUST
SIX KILLED, SEVEN WOUNDED IN AMBUSCADE IN YUCATAN
TWO KILLED AND SEVERAL HURT IN MINNESOTA STORM
ARMY OFFICER DIES SUDDENLY
FIND STRANGE PLAGUE AT ILLINOIS ASYLUM
INFANTRY PRIVATE KILLS GIRL WHO HAD JILTED HIM
Receivership Lifted
Young American Woman Who Is to Marry Prince Miguel
WIFE RUNS DOWN MAN WHO STABS HUSBAND
BRIDAL PAIR SENT BACK TO EUROPE
I Eight Buildings Consumed
City Employes Strike
Bonding Company Director^ Absconds
60-FOOT HEADER TO PAVEMENT NOT FATAL
KRUTTSCHNITT MAY SURPRISE OFFICIALS
Viceroy Is Transferred
Buys $10,000,000 Santa Fe Stock
Will Be Married in Fall
Chinese Under Bonds Not to Desert
Widow of Governor Rogers Dead
Will Retire from Chinese Service
To Make War on Japanese
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Tennis Matches Are Favorite Pastime of Large Summer Colony at Avalon
HARVARD SCHOOL BOY WINS TENNIS HONORS
To Locate Fortifications
MINERS STILL ARE JOCKEYING
Sixteen Miners Killed
OLDFIELD VICTIM OF SPEEDING MOTOR CAR
Work on Normal Building Resumed
Balloons to Be Rivals
SON OF JAPANESE COUNT FATALLY HURT IN FALL
STATES READY FOR AN INCOME TAX LAW
Opens Up Water Gusher j
Japanese Royalty to Visit U. S.
TELEGRAPH NEWS IN BRIEF
50,000 MEN ARE NEEDED IN THE HARVEST FIELDS
TRACKED HUSBAND OVER 2 CONTINENTS
Oscar Wilde's Body Finally Buried
Registrations for Land Increase
To Taboo Unlawful Trusts
Six Men Killed in Explosion
TO HONOR DAUGHTER OF JEFFERSON DAVIS
Funeral of Don Carlos Delayed
MOTHER TAKES POISON REGARDLESS OF CRIES OF HER FOUR CHILDREN
Taft to Visit Colorado
"LAZY BUG WORM" RAISING SAD HAVOC IN THE ARMY
AMERICAN CAPITAL MAY GET CHANCE BY INCREASE
FISHERY INVESTIGATION IN HECATE STRAIT BEGUN
PULLS OUT EYE WITH MEAT HOOK; DRIVES 12 BLOCKS FOR SURGEON
MOORS DISPLAY GREAT COURAGE
Cannot Sell Wine of Own Make
Jilted by White Woman, He Ends Life
Suffragettes Refuse to Eat
DEATH OF POPE LEO XIII IS OSSERVED BY MASS
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AT THE THEATERS
CORPORATION TREASON
GUILTY OF HUNGER
SOLID THREE
PROSPERITY
LICENSES
The Kind of Scraping the Gang Likes
SUPPLY AND DEMAND
WORLD POLITICS
SANITARY FOUNTAINS
Defined
Pantaloonatics
Public Letter Box
IN CEYLON'S SPICY ISLE
III — THE SACRED SHRINE OF KANDY
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
KILLS SELF AFTER ATTACK ON FATHER
MOVEMENT STARTED TO BUY AUTOMOBILE FIRE WAGON
WOMAN BITTEN BY DOG AS IT DIES OF POISON
MEXICAN IS ON TRIAL CHARGED WITH MURDER
Annexation Election Carries
Y. M. C. A. HEARS FROM TOURISTS
<», TEMPERATURES <j.
CITY NEWS IN BRI.EF
FORM PLANS TO BEAUTIFY RIVER
SALT LAKE TO BUILD BRANCH TO REDLANDS
REDLANDS NOTES
TRIES TO BREAK FROM CITY JAIL
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
SPECULATION IN STOCKS DEPENDS ON MORGAN'S ACT
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
Pacific Coast Trade
1 California Dried Fruit Prices
j Butter, Eggs and Cheese j
I PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL ]' — 11
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Boston Wool Market
Sugar and Coffee
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
Available Supply of Grain
Chicago Live Stock
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Case Is Postponed
To Subdue Revolutionists
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FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS; FORCED BY CLEMENCEAU
LINEMEN DIG 3 HOLES AT ONCE; WOMAN LOSES
Glngles Case Is Closed
Czar Offers Shah Residence
Atlantic Battleship Fleet Equipped with Spiral Masts
AMERICAN REPUBLICS IN SERIOUS CONFLICT
Two Men Swimming Are Drowned
Testimony Concluded
Democrat Is Elected
NEWS OF UPLAND
NAMED AS CORESPONDENT; CALLS CASE CONSPIRACY
GOPHERS IN DEMAND AT OLD FLORIDA SEAPORT
BUiLDING PERMITS
INCOME TAX IS AGAIN DELAYED
NEWS OF ONTARIO
Negro Is Lynched
EMPLOYERS AND STRIKERS LOSE
Easterner Sells Property
MARKET FOR FRUIT GRADUALLY IMPROVES
PRODUCERS' TRANSPORTATION ALLOTS PROPER SECURITIES
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News of the Courts
DESERTS HUSBAND FOR HER MOTHER
SEEKING PROBATION FOR CONVICTED BANK ROBBERS
BROKER SLOANE DEMANDS DAMAGE FEE OF $100,000
Arrested in Bakersfield
ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLING, MAN SUES FOR DAMAGES
Incorporations
Charged with Cruelty
JAPANESE TAKES SISTER AWAY FROM SWEETHEART
Leaves for Encampment
Sponsor of Clermont II and Bell Used on Fulton's Boat
AT LEAST TWO ELKS LIKED ANGEL CAGE
Only a Trifle
BRACKETT'S WOUNDS MAY HAVE BEEN FOR ANOTHER
CALIFORNIAN ADDRESSES EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
RESTAURANT MAN TO FIGHT BRIBERY CASE
RYAN'S SECOND VICTIM MAY DIE FROM WOUNDS
FOUR CHINESE GAMBLERS PLEAD GUILTY TO CHARGE
Jewelry Store Burglarized
HIGH SCHOOL FUND LARGEST IN STATE
EXTRADITION FAMILY AFFAIR SAYS VICTIM
Appointed Indian Inspector
POSTMASTERS HOLD SESSION
Talk Over Chinese Railroad Loan
NEW PLAN FOR HANDLING DOGS
IMPURE MILK IS BLAMED FOR INFANT DEATH RATE
Forest Fire Still Rages
NEW TURN IN DRIGGS CASE
COMPLETES WORK OF EQUALIZATION
TO WEED OUT SUPERFLUOUS CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS
Steamer Sinks; Crew Rescued
GIRL VICTIMS TURN TABLES
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Municipal Affairs
COUNCILMAN YONKIN ANGERED BY BARBER
ENTIRE CITY FORMED INTO ONE RESIDENCE DISTRICT
CLAMPITT REBUKED; IS QUIET FOR ONCE
Electrical Engineer Who Guides Airship by Wireless
TAX COLLECTOR CASE CONTINUED
FINDS 11,000,000 GERMS IN ONE SAMPLE OF MILK
ENDS TERM OF GEN. SHERMAN
COUNCIL PASSES MEASURE FOR HARBOR CITIES SALOONS
TEAMS TO KEEP OFF WILSHIRE BOULEVARD
FREE LABOR BUREAU IS ABOLISHED BY COUNCIL
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Society, Clubs Music, Chat
Society
AT THE STATION WINDOW
FAITH AND HOPE
GOING SOME
Bride Whose Marriage This Evening Will Be Celebrated with Military Appointments
Musical
BREAKFAST HOURS
JOB DID
Seasonable Hints for Home Cooks
NUT MILK FOR CHILDREN
At the Beach
SWEET SIXTEEN
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS bUXING
SENATORS TAKE OPENING GAME
LANGFORD DENIES ACCEPTANCE
FAST SWIMMERS WILL GO NORTH
PLAN TRACK MEET FOR LABOR DAY PROGRAM
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Swimmers of Los Angeles Who Will Compete at Seattle Fair
News of the Diamonds
GRANEY KNOCKS LONG HOME RUN
DEER PLENTIFUL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Timely Topics
HANDBALL CONTEST TO OPEN IN AUGUST
JACK ATKIN EASILY WINS FLETWING STAKES
BEALL IS SOLD TO COMISKEY'S WHITE SOX
MIDDLE DISTANCE RUNNER LAID UP WITH SORE FOOT
TEST HEARTS OF ATHLETES
BRYN MAWR BALL TEAM
HUGHES WANTS GAME
ROD AND REEL MEETING
RECORDRUN MADE BY PAUL DERKUM
AMATEURS SUSPENDED
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'COLLEGE WIDOW' IS GOOD AS NEW
"Fry Three!" Is Only Command of Man Whose Voice Once Rang Above the Din of Battle on African Fields
COLUMBIA PARK BOYS' ARE DUE HERE TODAY
NEGRO WHO SHOT SHERIFF HANGED TO A COTTONWOOD
Hateful Thing
GENUINE OPERA FOR MAJESTIC
VALLEY TOWNS ARE WAKING UP
Officers Elected
To Hold Debate
MUTINY BLAMED TO FLOGGING
INSULTER OF GIRLS FINDS HOT REWARD
POLICEMAN WINS IN LONG SWIFT RACE ON BICYCLES
SALOON KEEPERS TO FIGHT CONSOLIDATION
Marries Daughter of Rancher
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
DELAY IN TRANSFER OF TOURNAMENT PARK
FUNERAL TO BE HELD OVER BODY OF WOMAN
Plan Fishing Trip
Nothing Heard from Elopers
PASADENA NOTES
Money Raised for Natatoriurn
LONG BEACH
NATIONAL GUARD IN CAMP AT BAY CITY
FOUR THROWN FROM BUGGY BY AUTO. BUT NO ONE HURT
TWO LARGE REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS ARE MADE
ACQUITTED OF CHARGE OF VIOLATING PURE FOOD LAW
TWO STRIKING BATHING SUITS SEEN AT BEACH
Hotel Runner Reimbursed
Noted Singer at Beach
Charged with Desertion
Aged Woman Dies
Salt Business Brisk
British Steamer Arrives
Child's Feet Burned
Woman Artist Injured
SANTA ANA
GIRL WHO RAN AWAY FROM HOME LOCATED
BUYS LAND FOR EAST SIDE GRAMMAR SCHOOL
One Assessment Changed
School Money Apportioned
Leaves for Encampment
Launch Runs Into Net
SAN PEDRO
BOARD Of TRUSTEES' SESSION IS TRANQUIL
POMONA
NEWS OF POMONA
WANT TOURISTS' TRUNKS CHECKED TO THE BEACHES
SANTA MONICA
EPISCOPAL SUMMER SCHOOL COMMENCES
To Invoke Referendum
Elks to Honor Holland
SAN BERNARDINO
LAUNCH MOVEMENT TO BUILD HOSPITAL
RIVERSIDE
RIVERSIDE NEWS
| THE WEATHER
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'OPEN DOOR' IN CHINA ASSURED TO UNCLE SAM
FEAR SECOND DEATH FROM AUTO ACCIDENT
GLIDDENITES REACH THE HAWKEYE STATE
King of Portugal to Travel
Leaves for Encampment
WITNESS SAYS SUTTON FIRED FATAL BULLET
Cotton Market Strong
Prices on Pears Tripled
SAWTELLE NOTES
Martial Law Raised
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