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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 25, 26 October 1909
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Article Text
Masthead
PRINCE ITO OF JAPAN ASSASSINATED Mysterious Murder Case Solved By Clever Detective Work
INDEX OF THE HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
MURDERS JAPANESE DIPLOMAT
'HYSICIAN SUCCUMBS TO AUTO ACCIDENT INJURIES
FAMOUS JAPANESE PRINCE MURDERED
ALLEGED LEPERS TO BE SET FREE
BOY BURGLAR WITH HIS LOOT CAPTURED
SNAKE BITES TWO CHILDREN AND ONE OTHER IS DROWNED
COMMENDS LAKES-GULP WATERWAY
President of Nicaragua Beset by Revolutionists
DYNAMITING OF STORE MAY INVOLVE NATIONS
IMPORTERS ARE GIVEN UNUSUAL CONCESSIONS
MURDERER CONFESSES TO CRIME
SCORE USE OF CLOAK MODELS
CONSOLIDATION OF RURAL HOLDINGS IS CONSIDERED
WESTERN GIRL REAL HEROINE
GERMAN-CHINESE SCHOOL IN TSING TAU IS OPENED
DE LARA CLOSE TO FREEDOM ON A HEAVY BOND
Faithful Wife of Political Prisoner Working for Release
AVIATOR SHOWS HOW TO ALIGHT
PROTOCOL SANCTIONED BY PERUVIAN CONGRESS
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W.C.T.U. HOLDS ANNUAL SESSION
WESTERN PACIFIC BEGINS TO ENTER SAN FRANCISCO
Councilmen Do Not Care for Salary
"SOLID THREE" OF SUPERVISORS AGAIN REBUFF FRUIT GROWERS
BOMB PUT IN OFFICE OF INTENDED VICTIM FAILS
Will Not Work with Non.Union Men
GAY COLORS AT ST. MARY'S FAIR
SPAIN DECIDES TO ABANDON CONFLICT
DYNAMITERS WRECK FOUR BUILDINGS THROUGH SPITE
CZAR LEAVES ITALY GUARDED BY TROOPS
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AT THE THEATERS
CANDIDATES
THE THREE DISGRACES
ORANGE GROVES
The Unwelcome Serenader
THE DE LARA CASE
VOTES FOR WOMEN
AS TO REMORSE
National Good Roads Congress
Public Letter Box
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THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
MINISTERIAL UNION ELECTS OFFICERS
Appointed Minister of Justice
SOUSA IS EXPONENT OF MUNICIPAL BAND
State Can Collect Fines
Gives Up Grand Opera Career to Work in Temperance Cause
MOTHER LEARNS OF SON'S DEATH FROM THE POLICE
AT THE HOTELS
IT'S ECONOMY TO BUY PURE WATER PURITAS IS ABSOLUTELY PURE
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
STANDARD WILL FIGHT FOR FIVE COALINGA WELLS
COALINGA VALLEY WELL HAS ENTERED OIL SANDS
MINING NOTES
ARIZONA COMPANY ENTERS BONANZA ORE ON CONTACT
STEAMS OIL WELL AND RENEWS LIFE
COURTLAND STRIKES ORE CARRYING PICTURE VALUE
CENTRAL OIL PAYS 3 PER CENT DIVIDEND
COPPER CREEK GETS ORE SHOOT ON THIRD LEVEL
THIRD BLUE MOON LEVY CRITICISED
CANANEA CONSOLIDATED OPERATES EIGHT FURNACES
ADDS NEW ORE BODY TO THE HOATSON MINE
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
Universalists in Session
MINING QUOTATIONS
PELLAGRA GAINS SMALL FOOTHOLD IN AMERICA
Japanese Inspect Schools
News of the Courts
CONTEST FOR BOY TAKEN 'CROSS SEAS
BISHOP AND CHURCH NOT FORGOTTEN BY DEAD PRIEST
FORMER BANKER CARLSON REFUSES AID OF LAWYER
RUBY CASSELMAN SEEKS RELEASE FROM PRICON
COURT DISCHARGES MAN WHO VIOLATES PROBATION
Pleads Not Guilty
Sues Sugar Company
Sues Railway Company
Larceny Hearing Continued
New Incorporations
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MONEY MARKET MORE RELAXED
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
St. Louis Wool
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES AT LOS ANGELES MILLS
Metal Market
Coffee and Sugar
FINANCIAL
Northern Securities
LOCAL BANKS WILL COMBINE
CHICAGO GRAIN
NEW YORK COTTON
Cotton Futures
BUILDING PERMITS
California Dried Fruits
INSISTS BARRILL TOLD HIM COOK CLIMBED MT. McKINLEY
SAYS SHE COURTED CUPID TOO RASHLY
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FUSION OF HEARSTITES PROTESTED
CONVICTED OF EXTORTION; IS PLACED ON PROBATION
WANT PEOPLE TO VOTE ON DICE SHAKING FOR CIGARS
ESTABLISH LONG BEACH STORM WATER DISTRICT
Visiting Street Railway Men Shown City As the Guests of Local Trolley Magnates
PRAISES INTERURBAN LINES OF ANGEL CITY
RAILWAY MAGNATES ENJOY THEIR VISIT AT BEACH RESORT
WIFE PERMITTED TO HAVE FAMILY PURSE
MINER ON WAY TO IRELAND IS KILLED
TWO MEN AT MANILA SENT TO PRISON FOR SMUGGLING
SURVEY SHORT LINE INTO LOS ANGELES
ANAESTHESIA TABLETS ACCOMPLISH RESULTS
Author in Hospital
Standard Oil Official Dies
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
SAN FERNANDO MAN DROVE AUTO KILLING MEXICAN
ATTORNEY FILES UNUSUAL CLAIMS
COMMITTEE TO REPORT ON DIVISION CHOSEN
TO BUILD BREAKWATER IN SANTA MONICA BAY
ASKS MINISTERS TO TAKE ACTION
WORKING HARD FOR HOSPITAL BENEFIT
Retired Merchant Commits Suicide
CHURCHMEN URGED TO AID IN CRISIS
BATTLE OF SPANISH GIRLS ENDS IN POLICE COURT
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD TO HOLD SESSIONS
OCKSREIDER CASE IS SET FOR TODAY
SIX ROBBERIES IS TOTAL fOR SUNDAY
Salaries of Nurses Increased
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POLITICAL
MUSHET PROVES ARCH ENEMY OF MUNICIPAL BAND
YOUNG COUPLE KILLED BY GAS IN APARTMENT HOUSE
ADE PLAY WINS MUCH APPROVAL
CITY IS AFTER BALLERINO GOLD
FIGHT FOR TERMINAL RATES IN RENO BEGUN
POLICE SERGEANT'S WIDOW FOUND DEAD IN DATHTUB
FEUD INSURANCE POLICY CANCELED BY COMPANY
GIVES EVIDENCE AGAINST DOCTOR
RICH GOLD STRIKE SAID TO BE FOUND IN ALASKA
SAYS NO DEAL ON FOOT TO TAKE WALSH'S ROADS
STATE BANK CLOSED AT SULPHUR SPRINGS
ICE TRUST DIDN'T OVERLOOK ANY BETS
BROTHER OF SCHLATTER IDENTIFIES HIS CORPSE
STEEL TRUST WOULD CONTROL BREWERIES
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Siciety, Music, Clubs, Chat.
Society
CUT-OUT INITIALS
Members of Dramatic Club Who Will Present Western Drama
Musical
Club News
Sentenced for Two Years
FREIGHT WRECKS DELAY OPENING OF EXHIBITION
CHANGES ANNOUNCED ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROAD
MILLION IS PRESENTED TO BROTHER BY HUB PHYSICIAN
THROWS AWAY WIFE'S JEWELS
HORSE HOLDS ITS OWN AS TRANSPORTATION ANIMAL
Bank of England Secures Gold
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
PUBLIC DIVIDED ON FRIDAY BOUT
SAYS HE DIDN'T SAY IT
LANG BEATS SQUIRES
OCTOBER TIDE TABLE
TIMELY TOPICS
WILL DECIDE LEADERSHIP OF THE AMERICAN TURF
JAMAICA RACE RESULTS
AMATEUR BASEBALL
MAN FOUND HELPLESS IN ALLEY HAD PLENTY MONEY
LIPTON RED HOT FOR YACHT RACE
SEALS WIN CONTEST FROM CENTRAL BABES
BURGLAR ELUDES CHASE MADE BY BLOODHOUNDS
THINK HEAVIES MEAN BUSINESS
ANTI-BETTING LAW IS UPHELD BY DECISION OF COURT OF APPEALS
MUNICIPAL BAND PLANS PROGRAM
ARREST OF ALLEGED BAND OF SMUGGLERS REPORTED
SEVERAL HUNDRED WOMEN TAKE PART IN BIG RIOT
LAST SERIES OF SEASON TO OPEN
SHANGHAI CAFE LOSES LICENSE
TAFT PLAYS NO FAVORITES
PHOENIX RACE ALL SETTLED
Seven-Year Sentence Commuted
Exciting Scenes in Vanderbilt Cup Race and One of the Most Daring Drivers
LITTLE ELMORE OVER THE ROAD
SHETTLER RETURNS FROM OAKLAND GAME AS EVER
New Royal Tourist "30" is Latest Arrival
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT ON OAKLAND CIRCUIT
MANY GOLD MINERS ARE UNABLE TO DRAW WAGES
LATHAM ARRIVES IN PHOENIX ALL RIGHT
No Use Talking, It's Funny
YUKON RIVER NAVIGATION TIED UP ABOVE FAIRBANKS
AFFAIRS ARE SHAPING FOR ASCOT PARK MEET
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SOUSA'S BAND AFFORDS JOY
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY FOUND IN WHALEY CASE
HERALD PATTERNS
GOOD COMEDY AT THE MASON
THE WEATHER
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AFRAID HUSBAND WAS SHANGHAIED
Boys Arrested for Burglary
Society Girl Will Appear 'In When the Gringo Came'
BANKERS' SHOW WILL BE REHEARSED DAILY
New Patents Granted
Falls Asleep; Killed by Train
LESS COTTON GINNED IN 1909 THAN 1908
WILL URGE UNCLE SAM TO BUY REAL FOREIGN HOMES
LONE HOLDUP MAN TAKES POSSESSION OF RESIDENCE
Municipal Affairs
GARBAGE CONTRACT EXTENDED A MONTH
Rich Ore Is Struck
NOVEMBER PRIMARY MAY BE POSTPONED
CITY ATTORNEY DECIDES PRIMARY BALLOT QUERIES
COUNCIL ACCEPTS BIDS OF CREGIER SIGNAL SYSTEM
PETITION FOR A PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD CLOSED
Case of Youthful Robbers Delayed
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