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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 29, 30 October 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
INDEX OF THE HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
REACHES NEW YORK IN HEAT OF BATTLE
CROKER ARRIVES IN NEW YORK ON EVE OF ELECTION
FOUR-YEAR-OLD SAVES GIRL PLAYMATE'S LIFE
Cheese Manufacturer Sentenced.
GRECIAN HAVEN SALAMIS SCENE OF ENGAGEMENT
COOK GETS ANOTHER IMPORTANT AFFIDAVIT
MAYOR REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN SHOT AT
WIDOW WEEPS AT GOOD LUCK
Dies from Broken Neck
REGULAR PALLBEARERS (X. WILL FORM UNION TO KEEP UP PRICE SCALE
WOULD PREVENT SALE OF ESTATE OF NITRATE KING
NOTED SEA WARRIOR SPEAKS ABOUT NAVY
FAMOUS WARRIOR TALKS ABOUT GORY GLORY OF WARFARE
SAYS WHITE SLAVERY EXISTS IN NEW YORK
MAY USE ELECTRICITY ON S. P. LOCAL LINES
JOHN D. WORKS IS ENGAGED TO DEFEND DE LARA
LOSES SHOES AND HAT IN JUMPING ABOARD A TRAIN
Prisoner Kills Himself ? ?
TO APPEAL IF CASE DECIDED ADVERSELY
STEAMER COLLIDES WITH BARGE; LATTER IS SUNK
EARNINGS OF UNION AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC GROW
Wind Prevents Aeroplane Flights
DANISH CAPATILIST IN SEARCH OF DAUGHTER
ATLANTIC COAST STATES TO ASSIST INDEPENDENCE
Promoted to Superintendent
Thief Robs Prosecutor In Court
UNKNOWN POWER MOVES OBJECTS
David Starr Jordan to Go East
TELEGRAPH COMPANY " ORDERS EMPLOYES TO ABANDON HAIR "RATS"
LAMBERT'S FLIGHT IS DUBBED FOOLHARDY
TWO AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE; EIGHT PERSONS WOUNDED
HAS HOPE FOR AMERICAN ART
PRISONER REMOVED TO PREVENT HIS LYNCHING
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MAYORALTY WAR GROWS WARMER
WOULD PREVENT SALE OF ESTATE
Election Is Illegal
Financial Magnate Injured
ARMED MEN HOLD UP BANK; STEAL BALLOTS
FLAMES SWEEP FAR OVER SOUTH DAKOTA
BLUE LAWS ISSUED AT OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY
FOREIGN MISSION SOCIETY RAISES BIG SUM OF MONEY
COMMISSION HEARS CASE OF TRAFFIC CLUB BUREAU
Set Trials for Youthful Robbers
TWENTY-FIVE LIVES LOST IN EXPLOSION IN WALES COLLIERY
NURSERY FOR TOTS UNDER SCHOOL YEARS PROJECTED
ACTOR BUILDS FIRE TO END HIS CAREER
ADOPTS AIR COMPRESSOR PLAN OF PUMPING WATER
Town Lot Fraud Cases Begun
BRITISH CRUISER PUTS INTO MONTEREY HARBOR
County Treasurer Found Not Guilty
San Jose Has Nearly 60,000 People
BELIEVES BRYAN NOT OUT FOR PRESIDENCY
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AT THE THEATERS
DOG IN MANGER
THE SUFFERERS
GREAT PROSPERITY
UNKNOWN FORCE
TAG DAY
"HELL OF BRIBERY"
ORIENTALS
Losing Their Cargo
POWER OF PUBLICITY
LAZINESS
HALLOWEEN
THE UNRETURNING
Public Letter Box
New Election Laws
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
WIPE EULOGIZES NOTED HUSBAND
PREPARING TO SET OUT THOUSANDS OF YOUNG TREES
REDLANDS NOTES
Close Scores in Whist Tourney
ASSERTS INNOCENCE OF FORGERY CHARGE
SULUS DEFEAT "GIRL 'y'X QUESTION" BALL TEAM
SANTA" ANA NOTES
WILL FILL PASADENA CATHOLIC PASTORATE
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOH WILL NOT FAVOR 'MOVEMENT
CONVICT JOURNALIST OF MALICIOUS LIBEL
Doctor Arraigned for Murder
To Teach Indians to Farm
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
HAYNES ELECTED DIRECTOR OF COLUMBIA TRUST
Mine Money Erected Building
Stockholders to Choose Officers
Oil and Mining Notes
PRICES OF METALS • IN NEW YORK MARKET
HOLLYWOOD WILL DRILL WELL IN COALINGA HELD
MINING QUOTATIONS
GREAT GAS WELL TESTED; PRODUCES TWELVE MILLION CUBIC FEET IN 24 HOURS
TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD ' MAY BUILD MONO BRANCH
TWO MINING MEN SHOT BY WIVES WITHIN A WEEK
FRUIT MARKET
St. Louis Wool
How One Hostess Will Entertain
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
PROMINENT FARMERS ACCUSED OF MURDER
Holiday Time
San Francisco Shipping
DESPONDENT HE TAKES OWN LIFE
Arrested as a Vagrant
Immigrants Injured in Wreck
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
SPECULATION IN STOCKS REVIVED
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
Boston Wool Market
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
Pacific Coast Trade
FINANCIAL
BANK CLEARINGS
Coffee and Sugar
JOBBERS' DISPUTE DAMAGES BUSINESS
Cotton Futures
CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago Live Stock
IMPORTED MATERIALS* FOR 'j MANUFACTURERS INCREASE
NEW YORK COTTON
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cape of Good Hope Sheepskins I Sold
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amatma^mmmsmmm – POLITICAL,
BIG RECEPTION AGAIN PLANNED FOR ALEXANDER
PRISON REFORMS URGED BY RABBI
CRANE, WHO RESIGNED MINISTER-DESIGNATE TO CHINA BANQUETED
News of the Courts
YEOMEN'S FIGHT TAKEN TO COURT
THIRD CLAIM FILED TO PART OF WALDEN ESTATE
Arraigned on Perjury Charge
LAWYER WANTS WOMEN JURORS
GIVEN DECREE FROM FORMER CHURCHMAN
IMPOSES MAXIMUM TERM IN WIFE DESERTION CASE
SENTENCE IS IMPOSED ON ALLEGED WOMAN BEATER
New Incorporations
Names Merely Similar
Injured Man Gets Judgment
Contempt Charge Dismissed "
Awarded $7500 Damages
FRUIT GROWERS OF STATE TO MEET AT WATSONVILLE
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
BANKER'S DEFENSE TO BE OFFERED NEXT WEEK
REGISTRATION SHOWS BIG INCREASE IN LONG BEACH
TERMINAL RATE CASE IS NOW UP TO COMMISSION
NATIONAL GUARD TO MAKE MARCH
MEMBER OF IMPERIAL FAMILY OF JAPAN AT ALEXANDRIA
SACRAMENTO-OAKLAND GAME CALLED FOR RAIN
PRIZES OFFERED FOR MOST SIGHTLY LAWNS
NAUD JUNCTION PAVILION THREATENED BY FLAMES
MAN IN LOVE WITH HIS IDEAL HELD AS LUNATIC
CHINESE STUDENTS WILL STUDY IN UNITED STATES
To Insure Aeronauts
Actor's Wife Granted Divorce
BOY IS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN KIDNAPED
BUSY SUNDAY PLANNED BY Y. M. C. A. MANAGERS
Strike of S. P. Machinists Imminent
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WILL OCCUPY CHURCH PULPIT
Prominent Pastor Who Will Supply the Temple Pulpit
■^mmmmmmm* SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
NEW FRATERNAL ORDER LAUNCHED
BUILDING PERMITS
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS
AERIAL TRAMCAR LINE TO BE EXPLOITED IN EUROPE
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Home and its Interests
Hallowe 'en Rites and Ceremonies
A CHALLENGE
Witches and Hallowe'en Favors
HERALD PATTERNS
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
JEFFRIES SIGNS FOR FORTY-FIVE ROUNDS WITH JACK JOHNSON
FLYNN'S MIXING BRINGS VICTORY
CHARLES P. TAFT IN ROLE OF ARBITRATOR
OUTLAWS BEAT CENTRALS
TWO RUGBY GAMES WILL BE PLAYED NORTH TODAY
THIRD STRAIGHT FOR DILLONITES
POWELL WHIPS JOHNNY FRAYNE
KLING DENIES HE IS TO ' BE TRADED FOR WILTSE ,-,.. . .r*- -V *V_ . -** .
PROMINENT TURFMEN WILL I SHIP HORSES TO FLORIDA
M'FARLAND AND THOMPSON TO MEET IN NEW ORLEANS
GAME AT? REDONDO' BEACH
BAY CITY WINS FROM VERNON
INTERNATIONAL'WOMAN GOLF CHAMPION – LOSES
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FEW BIG GAMES ARE SCHEDULED
GOLD MEDAL OFFERED
Aids Central Association
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY
RACING RESULTS
MONETARY CONTRIBUTION TO BE IMPOSED ON FINNS
RACE OF MOTOR BOATS SURPRISE
WATERWAYS IS CRY OF PEOPLE
His Position "
The Two Fearless Men Who Drove Pope-Hartford and Broke World's Record
WITH THE AUTOISTS
PREDICTS BEST, FASTEST, SAFEST RACES EVER HELD
TWO DAYS' RACE MEET ON TODAY
STOCKTON HAS PARADE ..* OF WONDROUS CONTRAST
OCTOBER TIDE TABLE
MORBID CROWD AWAITS HART
In V Flat
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
FOUR MAD DOGS ARE EXAMINED AND SHOT
YOUNG WOMEN ESTABLISH HOME FOR CONSUMPTIVES
PLAN OF SCHOOL PAPERS IS NIPPED IN THE BUD
DENIES "THREE WEEKS" IS KEPT AT PUBLIC LIBRARY
Election Cost $2 a Vote
To Inspect Waterway
PASADENA NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
FIVE MAKE ESCAPE FROM COUNTY JAIL
SECOND-HAND MAN BUYS ODD FELLOWS' TEMPLE
L. J. Coburn Paroled
POMONA
BUILDING MOST ACTIVE IN HISTORY OF POMONA
POMONA NOTES
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH BANKER BUYS HARBOR BONDS
NOMINATING CONVENTION HELD BY CHARTER PARTY
WAITRESSES JUMP THROUGH WINDOW WHEN FIRE STARTS
To Test Man's Sanity
I To Provide Free Ferry
I LONG BEACH NOTES
SANTA ANA
FIRE ORIGINATES ON SAN JOAQUIN RANCH
J. K. Turner Becomes Father
THE WEATHER
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HURRY UP HARRY AGAIN ARRESTED
STEREOPTICON LECTURE GIVEN OUT WEST CLUB
TAFT SENDS MESSAGE OF yi}SORROW TO THE EMPEROR
Accept Carnegie's Gift
Retired Prima Donna Will Appear for Charity's Sake
SCORES WOMEN AND THEN PRAISES THEM
WILL RID COUNTRY OF UNDESIRABLE ITALIANS
EXPECTS BIG RUSH TO ALASKA FIELDS
AMERICAN REPORTER LAUDED BY GERMAN
SECOND UTILITY LAW IS VETOED
PUBLIC WORKS BOARD TO EXPEND Y. M. C. A. MONEY
THREE COUNCILMEN WILL VOTE FOR WAGE INCREASE
PROPERTY OWNERS MAKE PROTEST AGAINST STABLE
Troublesome Teeth
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