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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 320, 17 August 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
PROSECUTION OF TOM BROADHEAD NEAR TO FINISH
SENATOR FROM IOWA WHO IS BELIEVED TO BE 1912 CANDIDATE
THE NEWS SUMMARY
TAFT REQUESTS SEC. BALLINGER TO KEEP QUIET
To Enlarge Homestead Area
Said to Have Tried to Wreck Trains
Major General Wood, Map and Two Scenes Depicting Great War Game in Massachusetts
CITY WILL HOLD DIRECT PRIMARY
MERCURY CLIMBS TO 110 DEGREES
HOSTILE FORCES COME TOGETHER
ENGINEER CHIEF IS HERE TO SEE NEW HARBOR
COOK SUES OWNER OF CAT BECAUSE THE FELINE WAS KICKED THROUGH SCREEN
SOUTH AFRICAN BILL PROBABLY WILL PASS
.UNION PACIFIC STOCK GETS SHARP SETBACK
To Pass but Few Hours in England
DIAZ TO MEET TAFT ON AMERICAN SOIL
VENEZUELA APPOINTS NEW CABINET OFFICERS
TOWN FLOODED BY HEAVY RAINS
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER INJURED IN RUNAWAY
Noted Men Visit Seattle Fair
New Chicago Chief of Police
BOY SLAYS STEPFATHER WHO TRIED TO KILL HIM
TO PROBE RATE DISCRIMINATION
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
WOULD REFORM WORLD'S MONEY
GOVERNOR HUGHES REACHES HOME FROM SEATTLE FAIR
Experiences First Tornado
ROCKEFELER CLASPS HANDS WITH FAMOUS SOCIALIST, BANDLOW
MONTANAN SECURES FIRST GRAND PRIZE
Former Sultan Refuses Treatment
COTTON GIN WILL SOON BE RUNNING
FIRE CHIEF SHOOTS MAN ACCUSED OF FIRING HOME
U. S. Officials Are Drowned
Fire Demolishes Twenty.two Buildings
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ATTITUDE OF SOLID THREE IS CONCILIATORY
Denmark Has New Cabinet
Coast to Coast Line Secured
Freight Handlers May Strike
Man Under Arrest May Be Able to Solve Petrosino Murder
CITIZENS ENTHUSIASTIC IN PRAISE OF HERALD
TWO BROTHERS DIE CLOSELY TOGETHER
TAKAHIRA TO SAIL FOR JAPAN TODAY
6 INDICTED MEN ACCUSE JURORS
MERCURY CLIMBS TO 110 DEGREES
Town Wiped Out by Flames
Millionaire's Widow Penrtlless
TAFT PROVES HARD WRESTLER TO MEET
NAVY DEPARTMENT FAILS TO DETACH INVESTIGATORS
Hill Invited to Entertain Japanese
Calhoun's Trial on Fifth Week
Miners All Accounted For
Believed to Be Fatally Injured
GIRL WIFE IS SHOT WITH HER BABY IN HER ARMS
GAS EXPLOSION WRECKS BIG STORAGE BUILDING
Dividend Is Deferred
Pennsylvania Day Celebrated
NO DISCRIMINATION ON TARIFF OFFERED
ATLANTIC BATTLESHIPS PREPARE FOR PRACTICE
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AT THE THEATERS
EDUCATION
NATIVE WINES
FOR PROSPERITY
LOS ANGELES HOTELS
GUNS MUST GO
Watch the Grabbers
NEW INDUSTRY
OCEAN FIESTA
The Public Letter Box
AMERICA IN THE PHILIPPINES
XVII—An American Gibraltar
The Hlpless Fad
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
MRS. LOUIS GAROFOLO IS DEAD AT SANTA MONICA
Makes Successful Flights
DRUGGISTS ARE GIVEN WELCOME
DEAN OF CALIFORNIA PHARMACIST COLLEGE
% TEMI'MIiAXL'KES •#
SCHOOL BOND BIDS ASKED FOR BY THE SUPERVISORS
Piratical Tragedy Brought to Light
Temblor Recorded at Washington
Broker Indicted for Grand Larceny
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CHINATOWN IS FREE FROM OLD DENS OF VICE
Mormon Leader Dies
Freight Handlers May Strike
Robbers Kill City Marshal
Senator Cullom's Wife Is 111
Noted Artist Is Dead
Secretary of U. D. C. Dies
FRUIT MARKET
California Dried Fruit Prices
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
Sugar and Coffee
Visible Supply of Grain
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Los Angeles Visitors at Seattle Fair Improve Time by Boosting Home Town
MARKET FOR PRODUCE DISPLAYS STRENGTH
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
EASTERN STOCKS SHOW STRENGTH
CARLOAD BHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FINANCIAL
Treasury Statement
Pacific Coast Hops
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
The Metal Market | i i
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TONE POEM OF LOVE AND SONG IS "THE CLIMAX"
Scene from "The Climax," Now Playing at the Mason
WILL TEST DECISION BY JUDGE OF KERN COUNTY
DRAMATIC CRITIC DEAN SEVERS OLD CONNECTION WITH NEW YORK TRIBUNE
Municipal Affairs
GARBAGE LAW DELAYED AGAIN
SAN PEDRO ASKS FOR SUPERVISION OF FERRIES
Believed to Be Dead
PROHIBITIONISTS WILL ENTER LISTS
CHARGED WITH SALE OF LIQUOR ON ELECTION DAY
Expect All Injured io Recover
ALEXANDER IS URGED TO RUN
LAST LIQUOR PERMIT REFUSED APPLICANTS
Heat Leads to Crime
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
MUST PAY BY PRISON TERM
JOHN DAVIS FINED $60 FOR SLASHING ENEMY
RED MEN MEET FOR CONVENTION
Prince Praises Work of Father
Sutton Court of Inquiry Closes
Appoint Legislation Committee
WAGES RAISED AT WILMINGTON
PLAN BETTER FACILITIES FOR MAIL DISTRIBUTION
BROTHER OF COMMONER IS , VISITOR IN LOS ANGELES
EAST HOLLYWOOD LIGHTS WILL BE INSTALLED SOON
BIG FUND FOR SCHOOLS NEEDED
OFFICERS FOR BOYS' BRIGADE SELECTED
SOCIALISTS WILL MEET AT SEASHORE THURSDAY
COLORADO RIVER ALARMS EXPERTS
LAWYER IS CHARGED WITH ISSUING VALUELESS CHECKS
ROBBERS WILL REVEAL NAMES
TO DISCUSS CO-OPERATION IN PHILANTHROPIC MATTERS
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Mansion Transformed Into Hospital by Methodists of Southern California
WOULD CONTROL SALOON BUSINESS
Propose Big Red Cross Scheme
Johrson Has No Confidence
BOY IS DROWNED IN RAPIDS OF NIAGARA
128TH BIRTHDAY OF CITY IS CELEBRATED
Five Children Killed by Train
Kills Wife, Himself and Injures Son
COAST IGNORED ON COMMISSION
Prohibit Strikers' Demonstration
Campaign Against Americans
Diaz' Son Is Alive
News of the Courts
MACKIE'S SON ONLY ANXIOUS FOR DOG
ORPHANED HEIRESS ASKS LEAVE TO HANDLE ESTATE
Incorporations
Appointed Guardian
FAIL TO LEARN WHEN A CHECK IS A CHECK
JAPANESE WAITER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO STABBING
Clarence Millar on Trial
Will of C. F. Hoist Filed
Three Divorce Suit* Filed
F. W. Hyde Held to Answer
FORMER REAL ESTATE BROKER IN MEXICO
LONG BEACH OFFICER IS UNDER A SERIOUS CHARGE
JUDGE SIGNS WRIT TO KEEP MRS. DRIGGS IN ANGEL CITY
Real Estate Broker on Trial
Bank Which Closed Is Now Open
Roosevelt's Son an Aeronaut
Information for Eastern Traveler*
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat.
A DANCING GIBt/l EPITAPH
Society
Bride Whose Marriage Took Place in St. Patrick's Church
Afternoon Tea for Working Girls
A Story for Mothers and Girls
Simple Treatment for Bruises
THAT'S WHY!
Musical
BANK WITHOUT A MAN
Pewter Novelties
Box for Baby's Toys
OLD-FASHIONED REMEDY
Club News
JINGOISM
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
TWO HOME RUNS DEFEAT SEALS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
KALAMAZOO RACES BRING OUT WEAKNESS
RAISE STAKE GUARANTEES
Weston will repeat trip
OAKLAND OPENS AT LOS ANGELES
REDMOND RETURNS HOME
TARIFF ON RACE HORSES
MARKSMAN BREAKS RECORD
NEW PLAYER FOR OAKLAND
WITH ROD and GUN
BISHOPS ROMP AWAY WITH LUMBER LADS
GUERNSEY IS CHALLENGER
SILVER STREAK WINS
GEORGE GANO WINS AT BUFFALO TRACK
LONG THROW WITH BASEBALL
Amateur Ball Players, Notice !
RECORD SURF FISH CATCH
TRAVELLER TO WRESTLE FIVE
ANQELB RELEASE PITTB
Few Striker* Return to Work
Society Woman Drowned
Unearth Counterfeiting Plot
AUGUST TIDE TABLE
WARMTH REDUCES WEIGHT OF PUGS
NEW SPORTING FIELDS
NEW IRISH SPRINTING RECORD
TAFT PLAY 3 GOLF IN RAIN
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MOOREMOBILE IS LATEST MARVEL
Latest Invention in Age of Automobiles Out Today
FIREMEN IN NEW YORK CITY FIGHT FLAMES AMID DOUGH
Contrary Evidence
SIXTY-FIVE ARE IN GREAT RACE
WOMAN KILLED BY DRUNKEN CRIPPLE
SACRED MONKEYS ARE NOT SACRED TO SIMIAN AT ZOO
Earthquake in Mexico City
SLUMPITIS TIME WORRIES CHIEFS
M'GRAW AFTER TAD JONES OF YALE AS NEW CATCHER
IMPORTANT CAPTURE MADE BY JERSEY CITY'S POLICE
Killed by Millionaire
In Chicago
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
SANTA ANA
NAME IS CHANGED TO STANDARD OIL
Bicycle Dealer Dies
SANTA ANA NOTES
HOLLYWOOD NOTES
Reward Offered for Violator of Law
SANTA MONICA
TENNIS CLUB TO HOLD OLD FASHIONED COUNTRY FAIR
Officers Re-elected
Aviation Instructor Visits Capital
PASADENA
HOSPITAL CRITICISED BY COMMISSIONERS
EDISON ELECTRIC COMPANY CHARGED WITH NEGLIGENCE
THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD TWINS CONFESS TO EMBEZZLEMENT
PASADENA NOTES
Shibley Funeral Arranged
LONG BEACH
MAKE KNOWN PLANS FOR $1,000,000 HOTEL
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY REPORTS TO CAMPBELLITES
WOMAN THIEF RETURNS JEWELRY TO ITS OWNER
STRAND PROPERTY OWNERS ARE GRANTED MORE TIME
Edison Agent Promoted
To Submit Amendments
LONG BEACH NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
GAS FROM WINE VAT CAUSES MAN'S DEATH
SECOND WASHOUT OCCURS ON TRACKS OF SANTA FE
COLTON RESIDENTS OBJECT TO THE CLOSING OF STREET
Report Fire on Mt. Baldy
Estimates School Expenses
POMONA
NEWS OF POr/ONA
Soon Will Resume Business
Appeals to Men in Name of Spain
THE WEATHER
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SOON TO TASTE UNIVERSITY LIFE
CHINESE SERVANT JUMPS THROUGH WINDOW AT FIRE
Y. M. I. GRAND COUNCIL CONVENES AT SAN JOSE
Young People Prepare to Matriculate in Various Institutions of Higher Learning
TO TRY TO KILL CRIMINAL TREND
TO CURE LEPROSY BY USE OF X-RAY LIGHT
Boy Killed by Baseball
♦♦* Delegates Cause Delay
Archery Club to Open Contest
Three Deaths at St. Joseph, Mo.
PROVISIONAL BODY FLIES GRECIAN FLAG
BAPTIST CITY MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS AT HOTEL
Road to Build New High Bridge
ANNUAL FAIR OPENED BY CATHOLIC WOMEN
Recover from Appendicitis
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