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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 40, 10 November 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
INDEX OF THE HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
NAPOLEONIC TRIAL OF FRENCH WOMAN STIRS THE WORLD
MME. STEINHEIL CRIES FOR PITY
PRESIDENT TAFT IS NEAR END OF 13,000 MILE TRIP
Baron Liang and Party Here to Invest $20,000,000 in Ships and Guns for China
LABOR LEADERS TO TAKE APPEAL
SPLENDID GIFT MADE FOR AVIATION WEEK
CAR AND SAND CART COLLIDE; MAN KILLED
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS REFUSE TO EAT FOOD
FOUR SURE OF VICTORY AT PRIMARY
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To Change Bulkhead Line
Gasoline Explodes; Seven Killed
CONSTABLE LANDS QUARRY IN HOT FOOTBALL MELEE
Beasts Tear Off Man's Head
Alleged Extorter Arraigned
ALDRICH FAVORS RESERVE SYSTEM
AUTHOR OF ANTI-RACING BILL DIES IN ST. LOUIS
U. R. K. of P. Companies Expelled
National Retail Druggists Convene
MEN TOO IRRITABLE TO BRING UP THEIR BABIES, SAYS EXPERT AT COOKING
CIGAR DEALER AND SWEETHEART KILLED
NEW VENIRE ORDERED TO SUPPLY QUOTA FOR JURY
MORE TROUBLE CAUSED BY NO SMOKE ORDINANCE
ANOTHER MURDER MYSTERY ADDED TO GOTHAM'S LIST
Deny They Held Up Train
Wants His Ashes Fed to Flowers
BANKERS DENY BEING GUILTY
WILL MAKE TEST OF LIFE OF SUBMARINE EXPLOSIVE
Geometry to Be Reformed
Diphtheria Causes Church to Close
Burglars Carry Off Safe
Bankers Double Secret Service
Gravel Train Kills Mail Carrier
Decides to Marry Princess
Lord Mayor Inaugurated
STATE FEDERATION OF WOMAN'S CLUJS TO MEET
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION IN ANNUAL CONVENTION
American Rabbis Meet
CONFIDENTIAL TALK OF MASONS FIGURE IN TRIAL
Peary Will Not Go to South Pole
Motherless Boy Inherits $4,000,000
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SHIPS COLLIDE; SIX LIVES LOST
TULARE COUNTY RECEIVES GRAND PRIZE FOR FRUIT
Two Men Burned in Explosion
VON BERNSTORFF'S SP EECH APPLAUDED IN GERMANY
GIVES LIE TO GLAVIS STORY
Banker Loses $1500 in Jewels
Bicycle Policemen Accused of Graft
Taft Congratulates Edward
GIRL EIGHTS TO AVOID ASSAULT
NEW VERSION OF "SALOME" IS SUNG IN GRAND OPERA
WOMEN VOTERS CALLED ON TO MAKE DENVER DRY CITY
ARCHITECT OF SEATTLE ADMITS GUILT OF FORGERY
HYPNOTIST VICTIM IS DECLARED DEAD
Baptist Convention Opened
ANOTHER CAVEIN TAKES PLACE AT CORAM TUNNEL
FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS ARE RENDERED HOMELESS
Roller Towel to Be Barred
Blind by Day, but Can See Nights
ROAST BEEF MARKET FOR BRITONS SHIFTS SOUTH
Suggests Use of Coke Instead of Coal
Wages Will Be R -stored
More Than Doubled Purchase Price
MORE "GRAFT" CASES DISMISSED IN NORTH
Man Killed by Accidental Shot
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AT THE THEATER 3
FORWARD
GOOD GOVERNMENT
VOTE
Put Him in the Stocks
BEEF TRUST
Public Letter Box
The Canadian Tariff
Heartless Landlord
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THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
ELECTION OFFICERS TO BE PAID HIGH SALARIES
WOMAN SCRAMBLES FOR BANK CHECKS
DROMGOLD HOLDS UP FEE OF TIDELANDS ATTORNEYS
Elected to Succeed General Howard
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
SAN DIEGANS BUY BIG PLASTER MINE
AMERICAN ACTIVE IN COALINGA WORK
SIERRA MADRE CLUB WILL CONDUCT EXCURSION TO ARIZONA COPPER CAMPS
EXPLORE PANAMINT FROM FROST SHAFT
DEVELOPING MINE IN CERBAT RANGE
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MORE WELLS FOR KERN RIVER FIELD
MINING QUOTATIONS
URGES DEFENSE OF AQUEDUCT BY ARMED SOLDIERY OF STATE
AT THE HOTELS
DEFINES BOWING AS FINEST OF THE ARTS
ROYAL WELCOME IS ON TAP FOR TARS
Eleven Whales Captured
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
CALL LOAN RATE SHOOTS UPWARD
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
# » » »—■ Estimate of Crops
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOTND EXCHANGE
FRUIT MARKET
Financial Record
Chicago Live Stock
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
Boston Wool
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
MARKET PLEASED WITH BIG RAINS
CHICAGO GRAIN
4 » » Pacific Coast Trade
« ■ 4> Northern Securities
Available Supply of Grain
«~» Coffee and Sugar
St. Louis Wool •
Cotton Futures
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POLITICAL
EXPLAINS WHAT VOTERS CAN DO
VOTERS—ATTENTION!
MEN ON JOB FOR CLEAN POLITICS
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
TWO MEN ARE FOUND DEAD IN CITY LODGING HOUSES
SUES RECORD FOR $100,000 DAMAGE ALLEGING LIBEL
OPPOSES APPROPRIATION FOR UNIVERSITY STATION
HARBOR BONDS ELECTION TO BE HELD IN JANUARY
MASHER' SQUELCHED BY SMALL WHISTLE
Night Saloons Barred
CITIZENS MUST HELP BUY SITE FOR CITY HALL
Edward Celebrates Birthday
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ORDINANCE TO CLOSE THEATERS ON SUNDAY LOST
LAWYERS PRAISED FOR HARBOR WORK
VICTIM OF EXPLOSION DIES AT HOSPITAL
BLACK EYES CHARGED TO ARTICLE IN NEWSPAPER
Ocksreider in Court
News of the Courts
WIFE'S DECREE IS ILLEGAL, HE SAYS
DELAY IN CARLSON FALSE ENTRY CASE IS DENIED
Divorce Decrees Granted
FALSE IMPRISONMENT AND ASSAULT ALLEGED BY MERCHANT IN COURT
CHARGED WITH SELLING FAKE COFFEE ROUTE
WILL APPEAL CASE OF CIRCUS LIQUOR CAR
Commits Hoffman to Asylum
Lost Rancher Reaches Home
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Society, Clubs, Music, Chat
Society
CIVIC ASSOCIATION RE-ELECTS MRS. BRYANT
LOS ANGELES ARTIST WINS PRIZE AT SEATTLE FAIR
Forecasts Mushet's Defeat By Paying Election Wager
Musical
PROFESSIONAL LIFE TO BE TOPIC OF LECTURE
WHITE PLAGUE fOE AIDED BY $700,000
RAIN RELIEVES DRY GROUND IN COUNTRY
SOCIETY MUSICAL COMEDY TONIGHT
New Russian Paper
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HERALDS PAGE OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES
WILLIS KNOCKS OUT GEYER IN FINAL FRAME OF 10-ROUND GO
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
■» « » LAJOIE TO STAY
CHESS TOURNAMENT
Game Fighter Who Won the Right to Battle Flynn
SULLIVAN TALKS
Pool Champion Behind
Speck Throws Up Sponge
STANLEY MAKES GOOD
ENGLISH GOLFER BETTER
FOR POOL CHAMPIONSHIP
ATHLETICS IDLE
Walsh and O'Toole Draw
Horse Race Man Dies
INDICTMENTS AGAINST LATONIA
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND
OUTLAWS HAVE CHANCE TO WIN
JEFFRIES UNDERGOES NASAL OPERATION
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
GOTHAM MAY AGAIN VIEW PRIZE FIGHTS
GOTCH THROWS ITALIAN TWICE
MARGIN WINS COPPER STAKES AT PHOENIX
ORAL BETTING IS NOT BOOKMAKING
ALL-NATIONALS AND ANGELS PLAY TODAY
Noted Russian to Speak
NOVEMBER TIDE TABLE
CAPITAL BILL AT THE LOS ANGELES
Pennsylvania Arrived in Phoenix Tuesday A.M.
OLYMPIC THEATER TO BE OPENED MONDAY
Long Drought Broken
< TABLE OF TEMPERATCRKB <
TO BE TRIED DEC. 3 FOR PURE FOOD VIOLATION
IRRIGATION COMMITTEE VIEWS KLAMATH PROJECT
STATUS OF CARS CHANGE; ISOTTA GIVEN SECOND
Nothing but American
REVOLUTIONARY RISING IS REPORTED IN ABYSSINIA
Mail to Nicarague to Be Resumed
Methodists to Hold Conference
To Put Washington's Head on Coin
Three Trainmen Killed
Three Trainmen Killed, Four Injured
TWO LOVELY YOUNG WOMEN TO DECIDE SUPREMACY WITH FOILS
WITH THE AUTOISTS.
WHEN WILL THE RECORD BREAKING REACH A LIMIT?
STAR PILOTS TO SMASH AMERICAN RACING RECORDS
Diamond Manager In Akron
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
"RATS" NOT BARRED AT PASADENA HIGH
CHURCH WINS SERVICES OF REV. "BOB" BURDETTE
Robber Was Kind Hearted
Pasadena to Use Its Garbage
Must Keep Dogs at Home
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
Redondo Shipping
W. O. W. Organizer at Beach
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH TAKES IN BELMONT HEIGHTS
Savings Bank Opens Monday
Pioneer Mason Dead
Accepts Tennessee Pastorate
Wilmington Pioneer Dead
LONG BEACH NOTES
VENICE
SMALL FORTUNE IN OLD TRAMPLED VEST
SAN BERNARDINO
OLD STAGE DRIVERS TO CLOSE BUSINESS
SANTA MONICA
SANTA MONICA NOTES
TO PROSECUTE BLACKMAILERS
Arcona on Way to Los Angeles
SANTA ANA
TWO NEARLY KILLED IN LUCKY RUNAWAY
Big Church Annex Asked For
Santa Ana Welcomes Rain
COMMITS SUICIDE NEAR SWEETHEART
Portland Shipping
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS GATHERED AT RIVERSIDE
BUILDING PERMITS
THE WEATHER
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Municipal Affairs
LABORERS' PAY IS RAISED BY COUNCIL
SALARIES OF CLERKS RAISED BY COUNCIL
FINANCE COMMITTEE NAMED SINKING FUND CUSTODIAN
LIQUOR DEALERS DEMAND LENIENCY IN PETITIONS
DICE SHAKIN6 QUESTION – WILL BE PUT ON BALLOT
PICO STREET LIGHTING IS NEXT ON PROGRAM
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