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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 89, 29 December 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
JOINT COMMITTEE WILL PROBE CONSERVATION ROW
Deaths Charged to Mine Operators
EXPLORER WHO WILL START A SYSTEMATIC SEARCH FOR DR. COOK
GILLETT PLEADS FOR GOOD ROADS
BRITISH CAMPAIGN IS AGAIN RESUMED
RESIGNATION OF WHOLE TURKISH CABINET PLACED
DAY'S HEARING REVEALS MUCH
"""'"' Two Hunters Frozen to Death
MAN HUNT IS ON FOR WOUNDED NILES BURGLAR
RED CROSS TO AID DESTITUTE
Secretary Knox, His Wife and Daughter; Scene of Great New Year's Reception
ZELAYA DENIES HE IS PRISONER
TAFT WILL NOT DELAY MESSAGE
GREAT CROWDS ARE PLANNING TO VISIT CITY
STORM VICTIMS ADDED TO LIST
WOMAN MURDERED AND BODY THROWN IN RIVER
BODY IDENTIfiED TWICE STILL REMAINS UNNAMED
SCIENTISTS DISCUSS IMPORTANT SUBJECTS
FINE EXHIBIT OF JAPAN IS FORWARDED TO LONDON
PEARY IS RECOGNIZED BY SCIENTISTS AS DISCOVERER
NOTED CARTOONIST SUFFERS COLLAPSE
NOTED CARTOONIST IS SERIOUSLY ILL
WOULD PUT MUSIC IN COLLEGE CURRICULUM
DEMOCRACY IS WORKING AGAINST SHIP SUBSIDY
BUSINES EDUCATORS OF CALIFORNIA IN SESSION
WILL DEPORT ITALIAN FOR CRIME IN ITALY
To Equip Naval Militia with Guns
BROKAW ADMITS ACCUSING WIPE
DRAUGHTSMAN CHARGED WITH STEALING SECRETS
Treasurer 25 Years; Resigns
Professor Is Improved
CHANCE FOR MANY IN CENSUS ENUMERATION
NEW SENATOR ONCE HAD PRICE ON HEAD
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STRIKERS AWAIT PERHAM'S ACTION
MAN WHO LEAVES FEUD IS SHOT AT SALT LAKE
English Poet and His Wife, Who Deny Writer Is Insane
WOMEN CANNOT RUN FOR OFFICE
Slayer It Captured
JUDGE DEPLORES GRAFT PRESENCE
SAYS HE WILL CHARGE W. R. HEARST WITH FRAUD
CARRIE NATION MAKES APPEAL FROM $100 FINE
HERTER HOME GIVEN TO SON AS PRESENT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RATE DECLARED UNREASONABLE
SOLDIER WHO ESCAPED ANDERSONVILLE DIES
Tolstoy Has Bronchitis
FORLORN OLD MAN GETS BELATED MEAL TOO LATE
ANOTHER SUSPECT IN HOLDUP CASE CAUGHT
WIFE REFUSES TO TESTIFY AGAINST HUSBAND; IN VAIN
OVERWORK CAUSES RAILWAY OFFICIAL TO BECOME CRAZY
Two Men Drowned
SECRETARY OF WAR GETS WELCOME IN PORTO RICO
HEADS OF EXCHANGE INVESTIGATING FLURRY
HEALTH BENEFITFD IN ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC FILES AMENDMENT TO CHARTER
MINER FOLLOWED BY THUGS AND ROBBED
BOY SHOOTS MOTHER, HOLDS POSSE AT BAY
WESTERN PACIFIC TO OPEN SEATTLE OFFICES
GOV. FREAR OF HAWAII IS FORCED TO PAY $400 FINE
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AT THE THEATERS
HOLLYWOOD
AVIATION WEEK
SAWING WOOD
DIFFICULT QUESTIONS
IMMIGRATION
NEWSPAPER MORALITY
Why Not Start Something?
"NOMINATE YER PIZEN"
OUR MINISTERS
GOOD MEN
DUTY OF DEMOCRATS
Public Letter Box
Herald Best
THE HOLY LAND
The State Press
Corporations in Politics
Private Car Lurton
Hent for Hi»
The Dammer
Flourishing Fillmore
The Guggenheim*
Great in Hindsight
Peary Next
Far and Wide
How About Car Men?
Touching "Touching"
Red Cross
Boom In Book*
The West
Soft Snap in Danger
Diaz' Devotion
If
Values
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
CLEVER BILL AT LOS ANGELES
PROPERIY OWNERS MAKE COMPLAINTS
DANCE HALL PROPRIETOR FOOLED BY COUNCILMEN
POSTPONE ANNEXATION TO INSURE GOOD ROADS
Franchise Awarding Changed
Will Leave Nest Egg
NEW YORK SHOULDERING COLOSSAL PUBLIC DEBT
DETERMINED TO PUT END TO CHINATOWN TONG WAR
Aged Resident Dies
Christmas Tree Benefit
Architects to Exhibit
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MISSOURI'S OLDEST WOMAN TO OBSERVE 99TH BIRTHDAY
ONE THOUSAND MEN TO HUNT FOR JACK RABBITS
Will Ec Forced to Migrate to Canada
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
R. I. VALUES GO BACK TO BOTTOM
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
Withdraw Over $2,000,000 in Gold
FRUIT MARKET
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
Pacific Coast Trade
Boston Wool
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
Coffee and Sugar
BUTTER AND EGGS IN BETTER DEMAND
Hogs at Pittsburg Bring $8.90
CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago Live Stock
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
New York Cotton
Pacific Hop«
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HOTEL REDONDO IS PURCHASED
NEW FOUND GAS BLAMED FOR AURORA BOREALIS
BAR ASSOCIATION TO TAKE UP BRIBERY CHARGE
INJUNCTION SOUGHT BY PEOPLE'S COAL REFUSED
To Give "Hogmanay" Celebration
Hotel Redondo, Noted Resort Property, to Be Much Improved by Local Purchasers
News of the Courts
KOWELL TRAVELING ABOUT IN DISGUISE
OBJECTIONABLE CONDUCT NOT WITNESSED BY MAID
REALTY BROKER CHARGED WITH MISREPRESENTATION
New Incorporations
JUDGE CONREY IN REMINISCENT MOOD
BROTHER TESTIFIES IN CONTEST OVER WILL
MAY ASK FOR MORE BIDS ON KEATING PROPERTIES
CONDUCTOR APPEARS IN HIS OWN DEFENSE
Will Decide Friday
BUILDING PERMITS
FLAW IN RAIL BLAMED FOR "OWL" TRAIN WRECK
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
HOLLYWOOD WILL ADD TO SCHOOL SYSTEM
DENTAL SUPPLIES ARE TAKEN BY BOLD THIEF
MISSING MAN FOUND IN POLICE STATION
Coal Soars Higher Again
HARBOR MAY BE CALL PORT FOR HAWAIIAN FLEET
WANTS TO RENAME SON WHO IS CALLED AFTER DR. FREDERICK A. COOK
ROBBERY STORY NOT ACCEPTED
Exempt Small Sections
Mayor's Veto Sustained
Council Indorses Action
Graham Sentetice Delayed
STATE DEMOCRATS TO UNITE IN CONVENTION
Held on Murder Charge
Carnegie Much Improved
Y.M.I.MEMBERS WILL DANCE OLD YEAR OUT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PLANS-POPULAR BANQUET
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
NEVADA MINES BIG IN OUTPUT
RICH VEIN OF QUARTZ FOUND ON NATIONAL AT RADIATOR HILL
MINING TIPS GATHERED FROM FIELD AT RANDOM
YUMA MAN TAKES OPTION ON BROOKLYN MINE NEAR MECCA
Strength of Stones
MEXICAN OIL SECTION
Big Santa Fe Well, Section Six, in the Midway District
Blew Out Tools
MINING QUOTATIONS
Takes Acid by Mistake; Dies
MANY PROTEST AGAINST PLAN
CIRCUS AND SIDESHOW TO CLOSE "HIGH JINKS"
PHILIPPINE DELEGATES ARRIVE IN WASHINGTON
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Society
Many Pellagra Cases In Mississippi
Reader Who Makes Success in 'The Servant in the House'
Music Notes
NETHERSOLENOTES STILL COMING IN
SUGGESTS PLAN TO PAY ELECTION BILL
Prepares Indian Appropriation Bill
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BOXING RACING BASEBALL HUNTING
FOOTBALL RULES ARE ORDERED MODIFIED, AFTER STORMY SESSION
JOCKEY MORGAN IS SERIOUSLY INJURED
JUAREZ MEETING TO EXTEND INTO SPRING
BOSTON AMERICANS TO HAVE $25-000 GROUNDS
NEGROES FORM POOL TO BET ON JOHNSON TO WIN
POOL TOURNAMENT TO OPEN
LOCATION OF BATTLE AS YET UNDETERMINED
Black Is Occidentalizing Manager McCormick's Goat
RIALTO GOSSIP
EAST IS INCENSED AT THE WESTERN SPIRIT
PLAYERS NOT TO BE TRADED
NEW DIVING RULES PROPOSED
O'BRIEN PACING POSSIBLE DEFEAT
CRACK MARATHON RACERS TO MEET
JOHNSON ANNOUNCES HIS TRAINING STAFF
CRACK LIGHTWEIGHT BACK FROM HONOLULU
McCORMICKS FILL DATE
Another Football' Victim Dies
CARLISLE AND BRASHEAR SECURED FROM KANSAS CITY FOR VERNON
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND
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ISOTTA PROVES WONDER ON MILE STRAIGHTAWAY
Handsome Lines of New 1910 Models of Palmer-Singer, the Classiest of Cars
HANDSOME MACHINE IS PALMER-SINGER
Handsome Five-Passenger Touring Car of American-Simplex Manufacture
BARNEY OLDFIELD TO RIDE JANUARY NINTH AT ASCOT
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN BRING GIFTS FOR POOR
» » » Twilight Club Meets
NOTES FROM THE VALLEY CROWN
ROUTE LAID OUT FOR ROSE PARADE
RAPID TRANSIT PROBLEM SHOULD CLOSE, SAYS OFF
FIREMEN RECEIVE WRONG ADDRESS; HOUSE BURNED
GLENDORA MAN MARRIES HEIRESS OF PASADENA
Accused of Stealing Watch
Water Bond Election Simplified
SAN BERNARDINO
MOTHER REGAINS HER LOST DAUGHTERS
LOS FLORES RANCH IS SOLD TO VICTOR SMITH
SANTA ANA
JAIL BREAK LEADER TRIES CLEVER RUSE
REV. SHELTON BISSELL TENDERS RESIGNATION
Coroner's Juries Exonerate
Mcßride Elected Lieutenant
Senator Smith at Santa Ana
SANTA MONICA
Japanese Make Big Catch
MOTORCYCLE FIGURES IN CAPTURE OF QUAIL
Auto Runs Into Rig
OCEAN PARK
CONSUL AT CALCUTTA VISITING OCEAN PARK
Widow May Succeed Janitor
ARRESTS FOLLOW BLIND PIG RAID
PROSPECTOR BURIED BY AN AVALANCHE
SAN PEDRO
AERIAL CRAFT TO ATTACK WARSHIPS
SAN PEDRO PETITION SEEKS BETTER SERVICE
Chatham Brings Nitrate
SAN PEDRO PERSONALS
G. B. Molinari Dies
RIVERSIDE
CHINESE FORFEITS CASH BAIL AND DISAPPEARS
Automobile Destroyed
Falls Down Elevator Shalt
THE WEATHER
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Municipal Affairs
CITY COUNCIL DOES FINAL CLEANING UP
ENGINE HOUSE PAY HELD UP BY MUSHET
WILL FORMALLY PLACE NEW COUNCIL IN OFFICE
Must Prepare Plans
COUNCIL REVISES INDUSTRIAL LINES
WALLACE FIGHT AGAINST VERMONT LINE FUTILE
COUNCIL CHANGES PLANS FOR EAST SIDE STREETS
GARAGE FOR CITY CARS SANCTIONED BY COUNCIL
Slot Machines Are Exempted
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