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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 83, 23 December 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
INDEX OF THE HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
Barred as Typhoid Carrier
—* / Fresno.Hanford Railroad Sure
"Little Tim" Dead
ESTRADA WINS GREAT VICTORY OVER ZELAYANS
ADMIRAL WHO HAS FAITH IN DR. COOK
ADMIRAL STILL BELIEVES COOK
AIRSHIP WITH SEARCH LIGHTS AMAZES CITY
RETURN OF THE SUN IS FLASHED TO ALASKA
SENSATIONAL INCIDENTS MARK NEW YORK FIRE
Duke May Govern Canada
J. BENTON VAN NUYS MARRIED SECRETLY TO NEW YORK BRIDE
Noted Democratic Senator Who Expired Last Evening
SENATOR DROPS DEAD SUDDENLY
Five Miners Hurt in Explosion
CLERGYMAN 20 MILES AWAY MARRIES COUPLE OVER TELEPHONE LINE
OIL EXPORTERS LOSE HEAVILY
THREE SLAIN BY DIRK, BOMB AND REVOLVER SHOT
MURDERS THREE THEN ENDS LIFE
Pennsylvania Declares Dividend
New Portuguese Cabinet Formed
ALIEN LABOR LAW BASIS FOR SUIT
Masons Plan Washington Memorial
Perdue Proves Alibi
KILLS HIS WIFE, CHILD AND SELF
WARDLAW SISTERS MUST FACE TRIAL FOR MURDER
SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE STILL REMAINS IN FORCE IN NORTH
MAGNATE TO GIVE WIFE $750-000 ROPE OF PEARLS
Wells-Fargo Capital Trebled
Three Lives Lost in Fire
PILKJH ( ( RED IV ii TO 11 DAYS
Beware Pneumonia!
GOVERNMENT IS READY TO PROTECT NIAGARA FALLS
FINE EMBASSY BUILDINGS PLANNED IN TWO CAPITALS
Still Cold in Missouri
ANTI-BOYCOTT ASSOCIATION FINALLY BROUGHT TO LIGHT
CHRISTMAS MISERY LEADS MOTHER TO END HER LIFE
Will Equip Navy with Wireless
Looking Up Oil Claims
Boost National Mining Bureau
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YOUNG BOYS ACCUSED OF STEALING MANY BOOKS
GETS SIX YEARS AT HARD LABOR
FLAMES DO BIG DAMAGE IN NEVADA METROPOLIS
NEW RAILROAD CORPORATION JUST FORMED IN SAN JOSE
Prairie and Dolphin at Colon
RARE RELICS AND BOOKS ARE BURNED
TABLETS PREPARED TO COMMEMORATE DISASTER
Will Decide Suit for Millions
Florida Jurist Passes Away
DARING PROPHECY MADE FOR CHICAGO
VIENNA LIBEL ACTIONS END IN COMPROMISE
Steamer Goes Ashore at Dungeness
BRAIN OF MILLIONAIRE WILL BE EXAMINED
COMMITMENT PAPERS ARE WANTED BY ARTIST'S WIFE
GOV. HUGHES RECEIVES WOMEN SUFFRAGISTS
MURDER ESTABLISHED BY FINGER PRINTS ON CURTAIN
U. S. STEEL TO DISTRIBUTE TWO MILLIONS IN EARNINGS
Fresno Man Commits Suicide
AT THE THEATERS
AVIATION WEEK
SANTA CLAUS
OPPRESSIVE TARIFF
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
Her Christmas Wish
GOOD APPOINTMENTS
EGGS
HOLLYWOOD
THE HOUSE ACROSS THE WAY
Public Letter Box
THE HOLY LAND
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
HORSE INSTANTLY KILLED BY REDONDO BEACH CAR
AVIATION MEET WILL BE GIVEN SANCTION HERE
LAUER ACQUITTED OF EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
ACTRESS WILL AWARD PRIZES
GIRL'S FANCY WORK GETS POLITICIAN IN HOT WATER
FIVE TONS OF TURKEY TO BE GIVEN EMPLOYES
Three Children Burn
ACCIDENTAL DEATH IS FINAL VERDICT
DEATH FINALLY COMES TO VICTIM OF BAD FALL
Seek Recovery on Notes
WEATHER GOD STILL SENDING DOWN RAIN
DUEL BETWEEN NEGROES MAY END IN FATALITY
BUILDING PERMITS
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MONEY RATE IS AT RECORD MARK
CARLOAD BHIPMENTB OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Treasury Statement
Coffee and Sugar
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Local Lumber Prices
King Menelik Lives
FINANCIAL
. Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
St. Louis Wool
SLIGHT CHANGE IN EGG QUOTATIONS
FRUIT MARKET
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
MAN SEIZED WITH STOLEN GOODS
News of the Courts
BATTLE OVER RILEY ESTATE ON IN COURT
RECONCILED TO HUSBAND ON EVE OF LONG SENTENCE
Fails to Pay Fine
Pleads Guilty to Check Charge
New Citizens Admitted
Tunnel Bond Approved
New Incorporations
MURDER OF SALTER DENIED BY ACCUSED
WEALTHY WINNIPEG SHOE MERCHANT WANTS DIVORCE
Day's Divorce Record
Mining Man Arraigned
REALTY MAN ACCUSED OF FLEECING SWISS
Demands $100,000 for Libel
Found Guilty of Hitting Mother
CLOTHING IGNITED; BURNS PROVE FATAL
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
TEACHERS MEET IN SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
CHINESE MINISTER WHO SUCCEEDS WU
MINISTER WU SAYS HE WILL COME BACK IN HALF A CENTURY
ROBBED OF SMALL SUM WHILE ON WAY TO CHURCH
BROKAW TO TAKE STAND IN HIS OWN DEFENSE
SAYS SLAVERY TALE IS NOT DISTORTED
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WANTS EAST HOLLYWOOD
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
WEAVER CLAIMS YIELD $200 ORE
IDRIA MINE SENDS SAMPLES TO EXHIBIT
Metal Market
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
Roosevelt Hunting Antelope
PLANS LUNCHEON FOR COPPER MAN
COMMITTEE FAVORS MINES BUREAU BILL
MINING ENGINEER ORGANIZES COMPANY: ENTERS COAUNGA
Sells Mining Man's Car
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Portland, Ore., Minister Who Is Called Here Second Time
DR. BROUGHER IS URGED TO COME
Society
FAMOUS ACTRESS OFFERS PRIZES FOR ANSWERS TO BIG QUESTIONS
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HERALD'S SPORTS AND PASTIMES
WRESTLING CARD NOW ARRANGED
PITCHER TORREY TO BE TRADED FOR FLETCHER
"BIG EIGHT" MANAGERS CONVENE IN CHICAGO
WHITNEY'S TRAINER EN ROUTE FOR ENGLAND
AMERICAN JOCKEY BUYS OLD ENGLISH ESTATE
KUTCHOS AFTER CONLEY
KANE ON WARPATH
TOURNAMENT AT McCORMICKS
ALL IS READY FOR MATINEE
CHARLIE EASTMAN COMES HOME AT JACKSONVILLE
Make Good Haul of Fish
LYNCH REQUESTS UMPIRE'S ADVICE
BOGGS FINALLY MEETS DEFEAT AT EMERYVILLE
HUESTON NOW LEADING IN POOL TOURNAMENT
POOL TOURNAMENT OPENS
TRILBIES INCORPORATE
McALEER ARRIVES SOON
BALL PLAYER DIES
AHTLETIC DIRECTORS TO MODIFY FOOTBALL RULES FOR SCHOLARS
Court House Is Sold Cheap
Premier Jiu Jitsu Artist Who Will Wrestle Here
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND
BARON LONG SOON WILL INVADE LOCAL RIALTO
JUAREZ WILL REOPEN FOR CHRISTMAS DAY
CRABS DEFEAT CLAMS
TREASURY OFFICIALS ARE PLEASED WITH RESULTS
NEW YORK DOCTORS FIND TRACES OF HOOK WORM
CORSET STEEL SAVES LIFE FROM BULLET OF ASSASSIN
New Post for James G. Bailey
Will Spend $42,430,476 for Warships
Station Operator Murdered
Army Rifle Team Chiefs Named
Wants to Don Ohio Toga
Fresno County "Dry" Sundays
Indian Pleads Not Guilty
'CHINESE GOVERNMENT TO BRING TONG WAR TO END
OFFICIAL LETTER FINDS WAY INTO MAGAZINE
PROSPECTOR PERISHES ON WAY TO CALIFORNIA
Fire Law Unconstitutional
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FREDERICK BELASCO TALKS OF HIS PLANS
Cuts Throat on Train
ESQUIMO BELLE IN "TOP OF THE WORLD"
The Theaters
CHRISTMAS RIFLE BRINGS INSTANT DEATH TO MOTHER
Would Keep Congress' Hands Off
LEOPOLDS BODY IS PLACED IN VAULT
TEN THOUSAND WANTED FOR NAVAL MILITIA
O'CONNER PLEASED WITH PRO-IRISH PROMOTION
PRIME MINISTER OF ROUMANIA REPORTED BADLY WOUNDED
Announces Canal's Completion
King Wants Compromise
Business Men Off for Orient
Lord Monkswell Dead
Aeroplane Trial Is Failure
Saloons Lose in Manitoba
Wilson at Enthronement
Sheridan's Mentality Examined
WITH THE AUTOISTS
OLDFIELD READY TO DO STUNTS
Still Seeking Arbitrator
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
WOOD TALKS ABOUT M'CLURE'S ARTICLE
BENNETT RELEASED WHEN WEALTHY PARENTS SETTLE
CARLOS WRIGHT NOT SHAMMING INJURY
Two Suspects Arrested
Speaks on Illegal Arrests
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
HOLLYWOOD CLUB IN CHARIIY WORK
MRS. TILBURNE NOT BORROWING TROUBLE
SYVERTSON SUSPENDED FOR INSUBORDINATION
SAN BERNARDINO
SEVEN PRISONERS BREAK FOR LIBERTY
STATES THAT ROAD WILL WORK ON GAP
WILLIAMSON EXONERATED OF KILLING O'DONNELL
SANATORIUM PLAN MAY GO TO VOTE
REDLANDS NEWS NOTES
Jewelry Store Robber Confesses
LONG BEACH
INCANDESCENT LIGHTS TO ARCH AMERICAN AVENUE
SILVER DOLLAR TRAVELS ACROSS THE CONTINENT
LONG BEACH NEWS NOTES
SAN PEDRO
Marine Cook Held for Trial
SAN PEDRO NEWS NOTES
808 CLAPPER BROUGHT BACK TO RIVERSIDE
BANNING COUNTRY IS VISITED BY SNOWFALL
♦*«. —- I P. T. Evans Buys Holyrood
Mayor Reports on Extension
Condemnation Suit in View
R. J. Nelson Buys Brick Block
SANTA ANA
DISCONTINUE EXAMINATIONS BELOW SEVENTH GRADE
NEWPORT BEACH VOTES TO ISSUE $35,000 BONDS
Big Trust Deed Recorded
Rain at San Pedro
CREDIT MEN HOLD CHRISTMAS SESSION
CHILDREN OF POOR WILL HAVE CHRISTMAS TREE
ALPHA DELTA PHI MEN MAKE CORRIDORS RING
Theatrical Manager Dead
THE WEATHER
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Municipal Affairs
JESS CHOSEN HEAD OF HARBOR BOARD
SECRETARY WANTED BY NEW COMMISSION
GAMEWELL COMPANY TO FIGHT DECISION
CONTRACTOR TO BE SUED FOR FEES DUE ENGINEER
ASKS ABOUT SPENDING $1,000,000 ON HARBOR
CLERKS MUST WORK DAY AND NIGHT ON PETITION
Will Christen Battleship Utah
MAY VETO INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT ORDINANCE
Grafting Merchants in Danger
DESCENDANT OF FAMOUS IRISH PATRIOT IS DEAD
Shot Husband in Fun
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