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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 343, 9 September 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LIEUT. PEARY SNEERS AT DR. COOK'S ACHIEVEMENT "I Believe Lieutenant Peary Reached the North Pole—But So Did I," Declares Dr. Cook
BOND ISSUE TO DEVELOP POWER UP TO CITIZENS
SAYS HARRIMAN IS BETTER, BUT END IS FEARED
THE NEWS SUMMARY
Schooner Ordered Away
Man Who Backed Dr. Cook in Search for the North Pole
EQUALIZERS PUT TAX BURDEN ON SOUTHLAND
EXPLORERS BEGIN BITTER CONTEST FOR LAURELS OF POLAR VICTORY
LATEST PHOTOGRAPH OF EXPLORER'S WIFE
TOWNS BLOTTED OUT BY FLOODS
FATALLY HITS WIFE; DIES BY OWN BULLET
Aviator Meets Death
PEARY'S STATEMENT RELATIVE TO RIVAL
RAT CLUBS PLANNED TO CLEAN COLORADO OF RECENT PLAGUES
WHAT DR. COOK SAYS ABOUT LIEUT. PEARY
TACOMA GREETS JAPANESE PARTY
SPANISH WAR VETERANS ARE CAMPED AT TACOMA
HALF MILLION LOST IN RECENT COLORADO FLOOD
HUMANE AGENT FINDS THAT MOCKING BIRDS ARE DESERT CANARIES
END COMES TO NOTED GENERAL
ARMY OFFICER WHO EXPIRED YESTERDAY
COTTON MARKET AT NEW ORLEANS UP 13 POINTS
GIRL'S MURDER BAFFLES POLICE
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Man Who May Help Decide Peary-Cook Pole Squabble
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AT THE THEATERS
RATES TO HARBOR
GENERAL CORBIN
RUMP TREASON
BROADHEAD SCANDAL
First Aid to the Rumpers
ADMISSION DAY
A NUISANCE
POLAR HEROES
Public Letter Box
IN MODERN CHINA
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
URGES PROMPT SCHOOL REPORT
SAYS CAMPHOR CAN BE MADE FROM EUCALYPTUS
New Patents Granted
SEES TALE OF HIS SUICIDE
RINGLING BROTHERS' SHOW WILL BE BIGGER THAN EVER
Dies Suddenly Alone
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Burnham Foster Reappointed
WHEAT CROP OUTLOOK IS SPLENDID, SAYS REPORT
LOCAL MUSCAT GRAPE MARKET DEMORALIZED
NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
East Takes Californias
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
GOTHAM STOCK EXCHANGE DULL
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
State Bank Clearings
Chicago Live Stock
FINANCIAL
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cotton and Wool
♦ « » PRICES OF METALS . ' IN NEW YORK MARKET
FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
Visible Supply of Grain
Sugar and Coffee
American Petroleum Dividend
REMARKABLE VOLUME SHOWN IN THE AUGUST TRADING
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WHO IS LEADER OF S.P. MACHINE
GIRL TO BE SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT OF OCCIDENTAL
RICH SOUTHERN PLANTER MAY BE IN LOS ANGELES
CHILDREN OF WELL KNOWN NEWSPAPER MEN MARRIED
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
SIERRA MADRE CLUB BOOMING
PACOIMA QUARRY PLANT PLANS ARE APPROVED
Union to Hold Meeting
Child Bitten by Dog
BLAMES WIFE FOR SHOOTING
ROTHSCHILD'S SWEETHEART REACHES CHICAGO HOME
Incorporations
Insulation Burns
MILLION CHILDREN WILL HELP IN FULTON FIESTA
Build New Railroad
EIGHTY-THIRD TERM IN PRISON FOR AGED MAN
■» « » — Malay Tin Output Decreases
SURFEIT OF CHICKENS TIRES WASHINGTONIANS
Dies in French Prison
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
FINDS PEACE IN THEOSOPHY
WANTS 'WETS' TO HAVE A SURFEIT
Accused of Murderous Assault
VERNONITE SAYS FOES CONSPIRED TO POISON HIM
CITY CLUB MEMBERS TO HEAR OF AQUEDUCT WORK
CABMAN HURT SERIOUSLY TRYING TO STOP HORSES
ERRING GIRL PROMISES TO RETURN TO MOTHER'S HOME
FINE CHANCE FOR YOUNG ENGINEER
HAMLIN IS GIVEN CHARGE OF HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS
MINING MEN TO INVADE NEVADA
EMPIRE ROOMING HOUSE RAIDED BY THE POLICE
POISON EXPERTS TAKE STAND IN BENNETT TRIAL
LOS ANGELES GIRL CALLED BACK FROM PARIS, FRANCE
NEW MONEY ORDER SYSTEM WITH MEXICO AFTER OCT. 1
METHODIST HOSPITAL IS OPENED FOR PATIENTS
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ACTION PROMPT AGAINST RETURN OF BROADHEAD
CHAMBER OF COMERCE GAINS MEMBERS RAPIDLY
PRELIMINARY MEETINGS OF GERMAN METHODISTS HELD
Knickerbockers to Hold Picnic
Benefit for Flood Sufferers
Municipal Affairs
HOTCHKISS DECLINES TO TAKE PROMOTION
BOARD RESCINDS ACTION IN LETTING BARLEY CONTRACT
MUST FINISH SEVENTH STREET BRIDGE ON TIME
STORM DRAIN WORK STOPPED BY BOARD
CRANE COMPANY WANTS SPUR TRACK FRANCHISE
Lunch Wagons Not Wanted
BOTTLED WIFE'S ASHES; MOTHER-IN-LAW GOT SAND
WILL GIVE MILITARY BALL AND DISPLAY TEA,* TACTICS
Holiday 'Postal Schedule Today
NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY
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SOCIETY, CLUBS, MUSIC, CHAT
Society
PA EXPLAINS
Bride Whose Wedding Will Be Solemnized This Morning
BROTHER'S COLLEGE ROOM
COOKIES FOR THE CHILDREN
AN EMERGENCY DISH
A LIFE'S AMBITION
HINTS ON MENDING
A PERFUME FAD
A Phrenologist
DELICIOUS DISHES
A HANGING WORKBASKET
TO CLEAN VINEGAR CRUETS
THEY USUALLY DO
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LATE NEWS OF THE WORLD OF SPORTS
VERNON DEFEATED IN FINAL FRAME
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
TRAVIS AND GARDNER STILL IN RUNNING
SIX COLLEGES STILL IN TENNIS TOURNEY
REDLANDS HIGH TO HAVE STRONG RUGBY FIFTEEN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PRACTICE TENNIS AT NEWPORT
COULTER MAKES DEBUT TONIGHT
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB TO HOLD FALL MEETING
MANAGER CLARK ARRESTED
WELL KNOWN RACING MAN DIES AT OVERLAND PARK
WILL MAKE FIRST APPEARANCE IN THE PROFESSIONAL RING
SMALL FIELDS START IN HARNESS RACES
ESTOPPEY WANTS RACE
INTERMOUNTAIN TENNIS NOW ON
WILL NOT PROSECUTE COBB
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND
ANGELS DEFEATED IN FAST CONTEST
NATIONAL LEAGUE
HEAVYWEIGHTS READY FOR TEN-ROUND BOUT
CUBS WINNERS ON PIRATES' ERRORS
1 RESULTS AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY
VANCOUVER RESULTS
CHEBBRO ON BENCH FOR SEABON
YOUNGSTER MEET FOR HERALD CUP
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AVIATORS HAVE MANY FAILURES
TOM JOHNSON CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR IN CLEVELAND
GOOD CROPS LOOK WELL FOR BUSINESS, SAYS HILL
PRIZES OFFERED GIRLS WHO FILL SUNDAY SCHOOL
FIRST AID TO INJURED CONTEST WILL BE HELD
KILLING OF SOLDIERS AT ARMY POST INVESTIGATED
TWO ARE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK
NAVY WIRELESS SYSTEM INSPECTION IS ORDERED
LOVE OF FINERY LANDS YOUNG WOMAN IN PRISON
PEONAGE SYSTEM SAID TO BE IN USE IN MINNESOTA
HONDURAS. STIRRED BY RUMOR OF PRHTECTORATE
SIMPLEX WINS NATIONAL RACE OVER 15 CARS
SAYS WATER VAPOR HAS BEEN LOCATED ON MARS
CHICAGO MAKING WINE FROM FRESNO GRAPES
PIOCHE CONSOLIDATION ANNOUNCED IN NEW YORK
Refuses Change of Venue
Climbs High Mountain
WITH THE AUTOISTS
MOTORCYCLES WILL DRAW BIG CROWD
A UNIQUE METHOD TO TEST RAMBLERS
SIAM SHOWING UNUSUAL COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT
Financier Returns
WANTS TO DIE TO BOOST NEW ELIXIR
BIG FAMILY PROVES AID IN GAINING CITIZENSHIP
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
POLICE CHIEF FAVOUR TO GIVE UP POSITION
MOTORMAN EXONERATED FOR DEATH OF DOCTOR
OLD MT. WILSON TOLL ROAD FEUD IS REVIVED
Baby Girl Scalded
Messenger Boy Hurt
PASADENA NOTES
TUNNEL DAY FETE PLANS COMPLETED
NINE YOUNG MEN PLAYING POKER ON LAWN ARRESTED
« » » Business Block Leased |
LONG BEACH
FEAR WOUNDED GIRL WILL NOT GET WELL
CLYDE DOYLE CHOSEN AS SECRETARY OF Y.M.C.A.
FIRST CONGREGATIONALISTS ARE READY TO CONSOLIDATE
REAL ESTATE MEN WOULD HAVE ALL STREETS PAVED
Another Housemover Danted
LONG BEACH NOTES
Work on Boulevard Begun
■» « » To Observe Admission Day
Women Frighten Away Burglars
To Be Called Hell.Divers
SAN BERNARDINO
REFUSES TO GRANT DURHAM FRANCHISE
SANTA MONICA
ROUNDUP TO INCLUDE ADMISSION FEATURES
ACCUSED OF ROBBING POOR BOX AT CATHOLIC CHURCH
MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF COUNCIL GUESTS ON BOARD THE ST. LOUIS
RIVERSIDE
Good Roads Favored
Taft to Visit Riverside
Automobile Wrecked
ONTARIO NOTES
RALEIGH TAKES SHOW MONEY
SANTA ANA
FACES MANY CHARGES OF UTTERING BOGUS CHECKS
RACE TRACK FOLLOWER POSES AS WEALTHY MAN
Water Case Appealed
SANTA AN/ NOTES
THE WEATHER
TO BE OPERATED ON FOR WOUND RECEIVED IN '63
The Theaters
MUSTAPHA RUNS FAST MILE IN RICH CLEVELAND STAKE
GRIFFO MAY TAKE COUNT
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News of the Courts
IS AGAIN ARRESTED ON BIGAMY CHARGE
NEIGHBORHOOD FIGHT SQUELCHED IN COURT
ALLEGE LAUNDRY STOCK TRANSFERRED ILLEGALLY
WILL TEST NEW POINT IN RECENT ABANDONMENT LAW
Check Charge Dismissed
Mauze Guilty of Forgery
Widow Given $26,500 Estate
PATHETIC WILL FOUND IN CHAVEZ' NOTEBOOK
CONTEST OF WILL FILED OVER DEAD MAN'S ESTATE
LONG BEACH HIGH PRIEST DEFENDANT IN COURT AGAIN
MAN FINDS WIFE THROUGH WARRANT FOR HIS ARREST
ADVERTISING COMPANY WOULD RESTRAIN RIVAL
Trirtt Company Wins Suit
Would Annul Marriage
Oil Company Ready to Quit
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