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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 326, 23 August 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
COMMITS SUICIDE BEFORE DOOR OF HIS WIFE'S ROOM
Clear Up Debris from Cloudburst
CHICAC- SELECTS POSTOFFICE MAN AS POLICE CHIEF
BUSINESS SECTION OF MONTEREY CONSUMED
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FOREST FLAMES BURN VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS
EXPLORER WELLMAN STILL DETERMINED TO FIND POLE
INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT URGES RENEWED CONTRACTS
First Photographs of Big War Game as Played in Massachusetts by Militiamen
HENEY SAYS HE IS INELIGIBLE
INDIANS BURN AGED WOMAN, CLAIMING SHE PRACTICED SORCERY
WOMEN FAINT AS RATTLER STRIKES
HIPPO CHARGES ON ROOSEVELT
Tide Is Phenomenally High
Six Persons Killed in Clash Between Troopers and Strikers
CONGRESSMEN ON WAY TO HAWAIIAN POSSESSIO,
POLICE PROTECT KIDNAPED BABY
FATHER REPUDIATES THEORY OF SUICIDE
Discovers Double Star Systems
Protest Against Barmaids
«> „ » Love Not Returned, Boy Kills Himself
Orchardirt Found Murdered
Cloudburst Floods Ouray, Colo
DEMAND FOR PIG IRON IS BIG FOR FUTURE DELIVERY
EIRE THREATENS FRESNO'S HEART
ROOSEVELTS HUNT TROPHIES TO BE PLACED IN MUSEUM
D. & R. G. Traffic Resumed
Former L. A. Chief of Police Dies
FATHER SHOOTS GIRL'S ADMIRER
GEN. DICKINSON DIES FROM HEART DISEASE
SAYS TOURISTS' QUESTIONS DROVE HIM TO INSANITY
MILLION DOLLAR BLAZE CAUSES WATER FAMINE
Dies from Injuries
Rabbi Called to San Francisco
BALLINGER'S FAILURE TO ATTEND DISAPPOINTS ALL
HARRIMAN SECURITIES SHOW LARGE DECLINE
j HARRIMAN nFMAINS IN HIS CABIN ON WAY TO AMERICA
— -»»i> I Waterways Commission in Germany j
Former Mormon Apostle Dies
DRY FARMING IS GREAT PROBLEM
DENIES REVOLUTION FEARED IN MEXICO
Spanish Forces in Grave Position
Railway Tunnel in Flames
TAFT BUSY WITH CARES OF STATE
GO TO HAWAII TO STUDY IMMIGRATE CONDITIONS
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BEASLEY COMES INTO HIS OWN
Progress in Aeronautics
SIX AEROPLANES IN AIR AT ONCE
AVIATOR READY FOR TRIAL PLIGHT
AERONAUTIC NOTES
AQUEDUCT MEN AIR GRIEVANCE
BIG AUTOMOBILE COLLIDES WITH DOWNEY AVENUE CAR
Bent on Holding Picnic
Dies After Long Illness
Helps Some
*.-ion 11. P. NELSON PIANO FREE
YOUNG BURGLARS ENTER 3 MOUSES
BAR ASSOCIATIONS FAVOR UNIFORMITY
$500 11. I*. NELSON PIANO FREE
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AT THE THEATERS
MORAL VICTORY
WORK HINDERED
WATERWAYS
TAKING A CHANCE
WOMAN'S PROGRESS
HARBOR HERO
The Tariff Prodigal's Return
SPECULATION
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Far and Wide
Smiles
Power Wanted
| Czar Bored
Dog's Hard Luck )
Jane's Mare Sense I
Low Priced Autos I
King of Style
His Hands Full I
Can't Scare Cupid
| Uncle Joe's Victims j
—fr; Kansas Is Slow
Dramatic Ending
Aged Fish
Looking Backward
Glad
IN MODERN CHINA
III—Future American Relations
The State Press
Rapid "Transit
Egging on the Hen
San Jo3e's Expectations
Redding Pineapple
Good Boy, Nick
Growth of California
The Humorists
.^ Scotch Life Saver
Quite Different
No Doubt
• * Too Rich
You Know What
A Where?
Inventive
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
AT THE HOTELS
T. A. GAREY, OLD PIONEER, ' 5 WILL BE BURIED TODAY
SUMMER CLIME GROWS POPULAR
AGED SEA CAPTAIN DEAD AT SON'S HOME
Off for Lake Tahoe
*500 11. P. NELSON PIANO FREE
Information for Batten* Travelers
ART
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
CHAMPIONS CLOSE SERIES WITH DOUBLE DEFEAT OF OAKLANDERS
STATE LEAGUE
•-«-«. --RACE RESULTS AT PARIS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
JOHNSON IN SAN FRANCISCO
Catch of Brook Trout Taken from the San Gabriel River
GOOD TARGET WORK AT BISHOP RANGE
GOLF RESULTS AT AVALON
TRAVELLER IS LOSER
HEAVYWEIGHTS WIND UP THEIR TRAINING
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
PORTLAND-SEALS SERIES IS EVEN
LANDS TUNA QUICKLY
VETERAN HORSEMAN RAISING BIG FUND TO INSURE RACING
HUNTINGTONS EASY MONEY FOR BISHOPS
EASY FOR ASCOT FIRSTS
NORDLINGER CUP IS WON BY WASP
BOSTONS DEFEAT BROADWAYS
LATE NEWS OF THE WORLD OF SPORTS
INTERURBANITES IN FAST GAMES
NEWS OF THE DIAMONDS
THREE TEAMS TIED IN TROLLEY LEAGUE
MAY CHANGE AUTO RACE RULES
SOUTHERN STATE SERIES IS CLOSE
NATIONAL LUMBER BOYS WIN IN TEN INNINGS
PIONEERS EASY VICTORS
GOOD SCORES IN SHOOT BY WIRE
UHLAN GIVEN SCRATCH MARK IN BIG DERBY
LONDON JEWELRY FIRM IS ROBBED OF $35,000
Shot Through Jealousy
France May Secure Control of Island
Does Not Tell of Brother's Death
Within Reach
•««■ At the Club .
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MINES, MINING AND PROSPECTS IN GREAT SOUTHWEST REGION
BIGGEST NUGGET FROM MANHATTAN
MINES ON THE CANADIAN SHIP TO EL PASO SMELTER
LUCKY BOY LEASERS STRIKE SILVER ORE
Wil! Erect Mill
Jerome Working Properties Run Without Interruption
Los Angeles Capital Becomes Interested in Arizpe Mines
SEATTLE SYNDICATE BUYS GOLD BASIS ON GROOM CREEK. ARIZ.
EIGHT-INCH LEAD.SILVER VEIN CUT IN D. & G. MINE
Old Dominion Earnings
Still Believes in Salome
Buys Pascoe Group
New Mill at Rhyollte
NEVADA PEOPLE ENTER ARIZONA
Lumber Shipped to Claims
OCTAVE MINE SHUTS DOWN; NEW PLANT WILL BE INSTALLED
COLORADO CAPITALISTS BUY IN COPPER CANYON
Round Mountain Shipment
Company Organizes to Work Garcia Group in Maricopa
COURTLAND MAKES ITS FIRST CAR SHIPMENT OF COPPER TO SMELTER
PAYS BOND AND ACQUIRES MORE BUNKER HILL CLAIMS
BISBEE-SONORA EXPECTS TO CUT LEDGE AT DEPTH
Opinions on Inspiration
In Copper Basin
Writes for Money
COMPANY ORGANIZES TO WORK AT GLOBE
FLATTERING ROCK DEVELOPS ON THE SINK TO RISE CLAIM
Helvetia Delayed by Water
MAY DECLARE AN EXTRA DIVIDEND
NORTH STAR COMPANY BUYS HERMOSA MINE
DENN MINE PRESENTS PROSPECTS TO ENGINEER
Gleeson Ships Daily
Page 8 Advertisements
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DR. G. A. SMITH TALKS AT FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
WEEK OF PRAYER BEGINS AT REDONDO BEACH TODAY
MUST FIGHT ON IDEAL LINES, SAYS DR. TRIPP
$500 H. P. NELSON PIANO FREE
Cruiser Makes Record Time
$500 11. P. NELSON PIANO FREE
Page 9 Advertisements
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
NORTH PASADENA DRY TRACT TO GET WATER
PROPOSED GARAGE WORRIES HOTEL GREEN MANAGEMENT
Pioneer Woman Dies
Many Persons View Body j
Thrown from Street Car
WORK ON NEW SCHOOLS WILL BE STARTED SOON
Attend Maccabee Picnic
POMONA NOTES '
m~+m. ?.->OO 11. I*. NELSON PIANO I KKE I
SAN BERNARDINO
GAS RATE INCREASED BY OLD CORPORATION
MINING ENGINEER DIES OF HEAT PROSTRATION
Red Men Institute Council
ISSUES OFFICIAL PROGRAM FOR PRESIDENTS' MEETING
Two Drowned Near Spokane
BOYS FROM WHITTIER ARE STILL AT LARGE
I LONG BEACH
CHRISTIAN CHURCH CONVENTION ENDED
'NEW BANK DIRECTORATE TO BE ELECTED TUESDAY
Big Crowd at Beach j
Seagoing Tug Finished I
LONG BEACH NOTES j
i TWO MEN ARE HURT IN MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENTS'
REDONDO BEACH '
LARGEST CROWD OF SEASON AT REDONDO
WOMAN'S COLLAR BONE FRACTURED IN PLUNGE
• » » REDLANDS NOTES
MODERN WOODMEN TO ROLL LOOS AT VENICE [
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HUSBAND HOMEWARD BOUND, DISAPPEARS
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
«AAO 11. P. NELSON PIANO FREE
THEJVEATHER
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MODEST PASTOR MOVES AUDIENCE
With the Personally Conducted
Racers Passing the Speedway Grand Stand
WITH THE AUTOISTS
WANT HARMONY WITH THE COUNTY BOARDS
ESTABLISHING NEW AGENCIES* ,
Sinn ii P. NELSON PIANO I in- !
FATHER OF GREAT ENTERPRISE DEAD
LOCAL FIRM ENTERS THE MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
TRIES TO DIE AFTER QUARREL WITH WIFE
BIG CROWD AT CRESCENT BAY
AUGUST TIDE TABLE
Currant Event
Always the Way
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