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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 352, 18 September 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Taft Strongly Recommends Postal Savings Banks System
DOOM AND GLOOM IN CAUCUSES
ELKS AT VALLEJO BURY PIONEER JOURNALIST
Sentenced to Prison
BELIEVE EXPLORERS ARE EATEN BY WILD ANIMALS
Court Denies Claim
Aeronauts Who Figure Prominently in the Various Aviation Events of the Day
Untitled
NOTED AVIATOR EXCELS RECORDS
PRESIDENT DECLARES FINANCIAL REFORM IS URGENTLY DEMANDED
40 RATTLESNAKES IN ONE DEN ARE KILLED IN NORTHERN COUNTY
GOV. JOHNSON NEARER DEATH
THE NEWS SUMMARY
HARRIMAN WILLS ESTATE TO WIFE
D. & R.G. TRAIN ROBBERS CONCEALED IN MOUNTAINS
IMPORTS ARE INCREASED, BUT EXPORTS DECREASED
AMERICANS END SECOND STRIKE
ALLEGED CHECKLIST CAPTURED BY OFFICERS
BALLOON TAKES PART IN FRENCH ARMY MANEUVERS
PASTOR WILL GO HOME FOR TRIAL
STATE REFUSES TO PUNISH INFANTICIDE
TRIPS IN FRONT OF AUTO. BUT WOMAN NOT KILLED
MISS ELKINS GOES IN AUTO TO SWITZERLAND
Verdict li Suicide
Famous Russian Reformer Celebrates 81st Birthday
WORKERS BETTER OFF THAN QUEEN
Barred from University of Kansas
PLAN SHIPS FOR NEW ZEALANDERS
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HAZED VICTIM LIKELY TO DIE
JAPANESE HEAD CONSUL STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE
GOVERNOR REFUSES TO GO TO MEETING WITHOUT WIFE
MANUFACTURERS OF WINE ENGAGE IN BITTER FIGHT
GOMPERS VISITS UNION ORGANIZATION AT MILAN
Robbers Escape with $3000
British Admiral Guest of Honor at Notable Banquet
HALLEY'S COMET AGAIN OBSERVED
ORDERS TRUST COMPANY TO VOTE STOCK SHARES
MANY LEAVE ALASKA TO ESCAPE WINTER WEATHER
TRADE OF GULF PORTS EXPANDS
MINISTER WU DECLARES HE EXPECTS TO RETURN
Held for Manslaughter
Leaves for Washington
BERESFORD SAYS NAVY IS NEEDED
Porter Will Survive
To Attend Convention
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
COAL LANDS IN KNOTTY TANGLE
DESCENDANT OF FULTON ENDS CAREER WHILE ILL
Negroes Threaten White Men
METHODIST LAYMEN CONVENE IN NORTH
MAN OF AFFINITY FAME RETURNS FROM ABROAD
METHODIST BISHOP AT DEATH'S DOOR
PASTORS ARE IMPORTEn TO MICHIGAN CHURCHES
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AT THE THEATERS
ORGANIZED LABOR
REFORMING DEMOCRACY'S LINES
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
REGISTER
Stolen Thunder
GOOD OFFICIALS
The Public Letter Box
The Manchurian Question
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
DISCUSS PLANS FOR FETE OF ITALIAN SOCIETIES
WILL SOLEMNIZE TWENTIETH YEAR
IT Wir.T, NOT cost HOBS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
O.W. BEST BECOMES PHYSICAL DIRECTOR
BOOSTS PLAN TO SELL CITY SCHOOL BONDS
CHARGED BY WOMAN WITH ASSAULT; ELUDES ARREST
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President Taft on His Special Train and Some of the Men Who Accompany Him
EXPORTS TO NEW ZEALAND FROM U.S. SHOW DECREASE
FAST MOTORCYCLIST ESCAPES JAIL TERM
African Music
FASHION HINTS
TELLS OF FLAMES IN COLDBROOK CANYON
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCK MARKET SLACKENS PACE
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
Cotton and Wool
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
Chicago Live Stock
FINANCIAL
MINING QUOTATIONS ]
I BANK CLEARINGS |
FRUIT MARKET |
CHICAGO GRAIN
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
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POLITICAL
FARISH OUTLINES STRONG POLICY
MEXICANS AND AMERICANS CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE OF REPUBLIC RULED BY DIAZ; FETE HELD AT SAN GABRIEL
Municipal Affairs
SAN PEDRO STREET WILL BE IMPROVED
SEATTLE EXPOSITION TO END IN ANOTHER MONTH
CLASH WITH POWERS OVER DOG ORDINANCE
MATCH PENNIES TO SEE WHO PAYS EXTRA NICKEL
CLAIMS HENEY NOMINATED THROUGH ILLEGAL VOTES
Admits Shortage of $600
BISHOP OF LOUISVILLE DIES AT ADVANCED AGE
Church Destroyed by Fire
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
37,000 CHILDREN ATTEND SCHOOL
Pinchoi to Speak
Will Address Men
TAFT TO DINE IN FAIRYLAND
MAN ACCUSED OF MURDER OF GIRL IS FOUND GUILTY
BENNETT'S FATE TO BE DECIDED BY TWELVE MEN
Snapshot Taken of Man on Trial for Murder of Wife
AMERICANS PLAN TO FORM TRADE BOARD IN RUSSIA
Ten Indians Drowned
MURDERS RIVAL WITH GUN, THEN ENDS OWN LIFE
GETS 5 YEARS FOR STEALING 15 CENTS
EMBLEM WHICH MAY BE ADOPTED BY CLUB
MINER FALLS INTO FLUME OF POWER COMPANY; KILLED
TREAT RESIGNS AS TREASURER
WILL DECORATE STREETS FOR VISIT OF PRESIDENT
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Unsightly Station Approaches Show Need of United Action
BUSINESS MEN INDIFFERENT TO LOOKS OF LOS ANGELES
* * » Park Board to Act
~~ Japanese Bank Closed i
COLLEGE TRACT GREATLY IMPROVED DURING YEAR
EVIDENCE IN GRAFT CASE FAVORS INDICTED OFFICER
The Reason
DENOUNCES DOCTORS WHO USE TOBACCO AND LIQUOR
Out of the Question
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Home and it's Interests
How to Manicure Nails at Home
Post- Vacation Beauty Talk
Economist Saves a Few Pennies
LOVES OF ELLIS ISLAND
SAVING HINT
GIRLS UNDAUNTED
WHEN PREPARING RICE
CURRENT VERSE
MISCELLANEOUS HINTS
HARDWOOD FLOOR FINISHES
Love Takes Too Much for Granted
The World's Strangest Bread
HINTS FOR THE COOK
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
HITT SHUTS OUT SAN FRANCISCO
TIMELY TOPICS
BELIEVE EXECUTIVE WILL STOP FIGHTS IN NEW YORK
REACH GOLF FINALS
STATE LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Y. M. C. A. SWIMMING FINALS
SMITH WINS GOLF TITLE
DETROIT TAKES SECOND CONTEST
TURFMEN ARE ARRESTED
MISS STOKES BREAKS RECORD
WITH ROD AND GUN
Among the Boxers
AMATEUR BASEBALL
THE EEL WRIGGLES INTO VICTORY ON GRAND CIRCUIT
ANDERSON WESTERN CHAMPION '
SENATORS SHOVE CHAMPIONS DOWN
OLD TIME SHORTSTOP DEAD
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BOHEMIA HELPS FARM INDUSTRY
PORTOLA SWIMMERS FINALLY SELECTED
RACES AT MANCHESTER
LIGHTWEIGHT ELIMINATION
CROSSMAN IS READY
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AT THE HOTELS
ROOSEVELT SECURES BULL ELEPHANT WITH BIG TUSKS
TOLSTOY PROTESTS AGAINST PERSECUTION OF FOLLOWERS
WITH THE AUTOISTS
POPE-HARTFORD WILL BE DRIVEN BY OWNER
WHERE TO FISH
PLAN HANDBALL TOURNEY
COIN GALORE IS WAGERED ON RACE
THROOP INSTITUTE HAS GOOD FOOTBALL PROSPECTS
POPE-HARTFORD MAN COMES TO SEE RACE
FOUR PASADENA PLAYERS GO TO SALT LAKE TEAM
SKATES AGAINST TIME
APPERSON AGENT MAY RACE ANY GAS CAR
Steams Are Coming
Had All the Others
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
Woman's Case Falls Down
Volunteers Fight Fire
PASADENA NOTES
T.L. SYVERSTON WILL BE COURTMARTIALED
MERCHANTS INDORSE PLAN FOR ARROYO SECO BRIDGE
SIXTY-INCH GLASS FOR OBSERVATORY RECEIVED
Population Is 31,000
May Revive Live Stock Matter
LONG BEACH
WANT BEACH PATROLLED BY MUNICIPAL GUARDS
Boundary Ordinance Read
Students Given Reception
Bonds Authorized
-»»*■—. . St. Louis to Leave
Child May Lose Eye
HUNTINGTON BrACH NOTES
SAN PEDRO
SAN PEDRO BUSINESS MEN TO FORM CLUB
POMONA COLLEGE READY FOR INCOMING STUDENTS
SMILEY HEIGHTS WILL BE OPENED FOR TAFT'S PARTY
REDLANDS NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
CARETAKER OF MINE GIVEN HIS FREEDOM
SANTA ANA
BALBOA ISLAND FILL CASE IS POSTPONED
Assaults Mexican Woman
Charges Theft of Wheel
SANTA ANA NOTES
Dentistry in Greece
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRICES MOVE UPWARD
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
— „.,- . ■ * i » . — Sugar and Coffee
BUILDING PERMITS
SEPTEMBER TIDE TABLE
THE WEATHER
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American Organization of Financiers to Hold Its Annual Meeting for 1910 at Los Angeles
ANGEL CITY BANKER SECURES CONVENTION
STRONGLY CONDEMNS POSTAL SAVINGS PLAN
DISTRICT ATTORNEY WINS FIRST STEP OVER CARLSON
WOULD PREVENT PAPER FROM SECURING AWARD
Sues on Breach of Contract
News of the Courts
HELD ON CHARGE OF MORTGAGE FORGERY
SUES TO RECOVER $5000 HE INVESTED IN STOCKS
A. C. Harper's Company Sued
Committed to Industrial School
DEMANDS WITNESS. BE SEARCHED FOR REVOLVER
SAYS MAN SHE WEnnED HAD WIFE IN ANGEL CITY
Big Damage Trial Begun
Water Suit Continued
Big Docket to Be Called
Untitled
PERMISSION GRANTED TO BANK TO PAY DIVIDEND
FOUR DECREES OF DIVORCE GRANTED BY JUDGE JAMES
PAYS FINE FOR EMPLOYING UNREGISTERED PHARMACIST
TO TALK ON DANCE HALLS BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL
LAYS VIOLENCE OF STREET SWEEPER TO HOT WEATHER
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