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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 90, 30 December 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
DAVENPORT SHOCKED BY HEATH OF REMINGTON
ABNORMALLY BASHFUL YOUTH WHILE LONESOME TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
FRUIT GROWERS TAKE TROUBLES TO GRAND JURY
MAY SOON CONTROL BIG NEW RAILROAD
MORSE DENIED ANOTHER TRIAL
Borkus Attack Tirallaurs
WANTS TO TAX NICARAGUA FOR WAR EXPENSES
Girl Who Married Japanese, and Her Mother and Spouse
BELOW ZERO IN EAST AND SOUTH
ROADS SCATHED BY COMMISSION
WORRIED ABOUT "DIXIE" AND "YANKEE DOODLE"
HANDCLASP OF SCIENCE AND SPORT IN SIGHT
PRESIDENT TO TAKE UP CONSERVATION
CHICAGO COAL DEALERS INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
Fishinu Schooner Condemned
MILK TRUST PLANS TO SWELL PROFITS
BIG FARM VALUES SHOWN BY UNOFFICIAL CENSUS
Street Car Accidents Numerous
NOTED IRISHMAN BOOSTS PINCHOT
GLADSTONE HONORED ON CENTENARY OF BIRTH
STARVATION KILLS JUST AS HELP IS IN SIGHT
RECALLED FROM POST TO VISIT HIS DYING FATHER
Bank Examiner Denies Statement
CHINESE MINISTER EN VOYAGE HOME
WU GIVES FAREWELL ADVICE TO AMERICA
FIFTY MEN FEARED TO HAVE DROWNED
FEDERAL OFFICERS HOT ON TRAIL OF CHINESE
YOAKUM BELIEVED TO BE PLANNING SHORT LINE
EDUCATOR TALKS PROM PRIZE RING
COAL SHORTAGE LOOKS SINISTER IN THE NORTH
WELL KNOWN MERCHANT OF OAKLAND IS DEAD
OFFICIALS HOLD MAN WITH FORTUNE IN SIGHT
SEE BLACK HAND WORK , IN TENEMENT BOMB
I'il.l.s <l ItKIl IN II TO 14 DAYH
TORPEDO FLEET TO SAIL FOR SAN DIEGO JANUARY 5
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TWO BOYS INJURED BY THE SAME BULLET
RAILROADS SAY STRIKE IS OVER
MAY YIELD PLANTS THAT RESIST DROUTH
JUDGE LEAVES BENCH TO GIVE TESTIMONY
MONTREAL SUFFERS FROM TYPHOID HEVER EPIDEMIC
SUFFRAGE CAUSE TO BE AIDED BY DRAMA
COLLISION DAMAGES ARE SCHEDULED AT $16,500
PHYSICIANS CHARGED WITH PROLONGING ILLNESS
SEATTLE CITIZENS WANT REAL JAPANESE COUNT
More Dry Docks Needed
ALASKA GAME WARDEN ON TRAIL OF BROWN BEAR
LID WILL BE OFF IN CHICAGO NEW YEAR'S
AT THE THEATERS
AVIATION WEEK'
POSTAL REFORM
ALASKAN GRAB
HOLLYWOOD
Will He Write It This Way?
STATE DEMOCRACY
VOTES FOR WOMEN
WHO WANTS CANNON?
Public Letter Box
THE HOLY LAND
Not Perfection
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
'SAPHO' REVISED BY NETHERSOLE
W. H. THOMPSON AT ORPHEUM THEATER
Assaulted Man May Die
S TABIJ: OF TEMI'EKATI Ui:S |
News of the Courts
BALLERINO HEIRS SUE FOR PAYMENT OF NOTE
TAKES THREE MINUTES TO DECIDE ON SANITY
DEMAND HEAVY DAMAGES AS RESULT OF COLLISION
Landis Case Continued
WILL OF NOTED ACTRESS IS FILED FOR PROBATE
PHYSICIANS SAY RILEY WAS OF UNSOUND MIND
FAVORABLE TESTIMONY IS OFFERED BY SISTER
M'MULLEN FOUND GUILTY OF WRONGING YOUNG GIRL
Stetson Will Filed
Pacific Electric Sued
New Incorporations
FIVE MEN KILLED BY EXPLOSION OF BOILER
SAILERS AGAIN INVADE HARBOR
TESTIMONY IN BROKAW CASE FINALLY CLOSED
PASHA'S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED BY SULTAN
Bryan Sails for Jamaica
Return of Windjammers to Lumber Carrying Trade Fills Local Docks
WHO WILL LEND HELPING HAND TO THIS FAMILY IN DISTRESS?
Municipal Affairs
SENATOR FLINT TO WORK FOR HARBOR
MAYOR SATISFIED WITH NEW INDUSTRIAL LINES
Park Foreman Is Accused
One Bid Received
NEW CITY COUNCIL TO HAVE DEFINITE RULES
Commissions Lack Members
Commission Wants Secretary
WAITRESS SHOT AS SHE TAKES LUNCHEON ORDER
EXTRADITION GRANTED IN SNEAD MURDER CASE
CUSTOMS AFFAIRS TALKED AT DINNER
DOUBLE TRACKS IN MOUNTAIN DISTRICT
RIALROAD TELEGRAPHERS ON VERGE OF BIG STRIKE
SANTA FE TRAINS TO PASADENA NEW YEAR'S DAY
TELLS SALESMEN TO BE TRUTHFUL
BURNS AND SMITH BOUT CALLED DRAW
JAPANESE STILL TRYING TO TALK TO HONOLULU
KINDNESS DONE YEARS AGO WILL AID OTHERS
Prof. Sumner Improves
BUILDING PERMITS
HORSE BUYER CHARGED WITH MISREPRESENTATION
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET SHOWS MORE OPTIMISM
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
«-►♦ NEW YORK COTTON
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
FINANCIAL
I FINANCIAL NOTES |
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
■*- » St. Louis Wool '
DROP IN LOCAL EGGS FEATURE OF MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
Pacific Coast Trade
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Coffee and Sugar
VOLUNTARY INCREASE IN WAGES HUNTINGTON'S GIFT TO EMPLOYES
PORTLAND PASTOR MEETS OPPOSITION
FIRE DRIVES HUNDREDS FROM BLAZING TENEMENTS
LEAGUE WILL CONTINUE WORK
■» «» t Fortunes of a Novelist
"DENTIST THIEF" CONFESSES GUILT
BRAW SCOTCH NICHT IS SET FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE
EXTRADITION IS GRANTED FOR FORMER EVANGELIST
UNABLE TO FIND BODIES OF MEN IN COAL MINE
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
NEW YEAR'S MASS MEETING ARRANGED
—•» » » Regular Exercise Saves Two Feet
BELATED CHRISTMAS PLEASES CHILDREN
WILL CURTAIL NOISE MAKERS
ALLEGED DUKE LANDS IN JAIL
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS TO BE FOUNDED IN KOREA
Right to Vote Campaign
HEAD OF COLLEGE OF .IMMACULATE HEART IS FOR UNION OF CITIES
PRIEST IS STRONG ANNEXATION BOOSTER
BUSINESS MEN TO PAY RETURN VISIT
MAYOR WILL OPEN ANNUAL CAT SHOW
DOCTOR PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES OF SPOUSE
Railroad Official Improving
"WE NEED HOLLYWOOD," SAYS MAYOR ALEXANDER
AGED RANCHER HURT BY RUNAWAY HORSE
METHODISTS PLAN TO BUILD JUNIOR COLLEGE
Mules Like Shower Bath
PARADE OF BEAUTY AT JONATHAN CLUB
MANY SMALL ROBBERIES REPORTED TO OFFICIALS
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
OLD MIZZOO IN MILLING ORE
PLOW Of OIL STARTS IN ABANDONED WELL
SYLVANITE STRIKE MAY BE GREAT ORE SHOOT
NEW CLUB QUARTERS WILL' BE OPEN FOR INSPECTION
MASCOT OIL ENTERS SECOND SAND FIFTY FEET BELOW FIRST
MINING QUOTATIONS
Barge Rescued from Hurricane
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MOUNT GRANT SHIPS BULLION
GOLD QUEEN PROVES EXISTENCE OF GOLD
BOSTON COMPANY BUYS STEEPLE ROCK CLAIMS
COALINGA BRIEFS
Metal Market
VANCOUVER MAN SEEKS ACREAGE
WOULD PLACE SOUTHERN ISLANDERS IN RESTRAINT
WOMAN SENT TO PRISON FOR CHEATING AUTO MAN
KANSAS INSTRUCTOR TO RETIRE ON A PENSION
DENVER COMMITTEE FAVORS WET TOWN
SERVANT TURNS OUT TO BE RICH WOMAN
Carl Zerrahn Dead
LAD CLOSE TO FINISH OF 6000-MILE JOURNEY
NEW YEAR'S GIFT GIVEN TO STREET RAILWAY MEN
CHOIR SINGER'S HUSBAND IS GRANTED DIVORCE
Railroads Fight Low Rates
Conboy Case Continued
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Society
DANCE AND RECEPTION AT VALLEY HUNT CLUB
Copper King's Daughter-in-Law Gives Dinner to Working Girls
WANKOWSKI APPOINTED TO DEPUTYSHIP UNDER STATE SUPT. ANDERSON
REDLANDS NEWS NOTES
Masons Install Officers
COMMITTEE OF NINE PLIES DOBBINS WITH QUESTIONS
POMONA IMPROVEMENT WORK IS PROGRESSING
PASADENA NEWS HAPPENINGS
President to Attend Wedding
PLEADS GUILTY TO 'BLIND PIG' CHARGE
THREE HUNDRED PORTERS SERVE ROOSEVELT PARTY
FRENCH TARIFF BILL PASSED BY DEPUTIES
ALLEGED BURGLAR IS FOUND ON HURRY CALL
FAMOUS PROPERTIES DESCRIBED IN DEED
RIVERSIDE NEWS NOTES
City Receive* Warning
Huntington Beach Chamber to Attend
Miss J. M. Brown Near Death
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BOXING RACING BASEBALL HUNTING
INJUNCTION MAY STOP FIGHT BETWEEN NELSON AND WOLGAST
GREEN AND BLACK TO SETTLE THEIR RIVALRY
DECEMBER TIDE TABLE
ATHLETIC CLUB BOYS TO REORGANIZE TEAM
NEW PARK FOR DETROIT
Champion Tucson Elk Baseball Team That May Be Seen in Action on Local Diamond
LOUISVILLE MAN HEAD OF LEAGUE
BARNACLES LEADING IN HANDBALL TOURNEY
PURSE OFFERINGS AT SHEEPSHEAD INCREASED
TV COBB GETS TROPHY
RIALTO GOSSIP
BROWNS PLACED SIXTH IN BATTING AVERAGES
INTERNATIONAL RACE FOR CUP IS ARRANGED
MAN WHO DISCOVERED JOHN L PASSES AWAY
SCORES TWENTY-TWO SUCCESSIVE STRIKES
RESULTS AT TAMPA
NELSON.HYLAND BOUT OFF
DILLON BEGINS STRENGTHENING ANGEL BAND FOR NEXT SEASON
JUAREZ TRACK TO BE IMPROVED NEXT YEAR
TALENT GETS HARD JOLT FROM JOCKEY
JOCKEY BUTWELL SET DOWN UNTIL SPRING
■» ■ » ________ KETCHEL GOING ABROAD
GREAT THRILLS FOR AUDIENCE AT COLISEUM
LIVINGSTONE WILL TOUR THE CONTINENT
CHAUFFEUR HAS FIGHT FOR LIFE WITH WILD STEERS
Photograph From Sketch Showing Proposed 30 Second Track for Automibles
NOTHING DOING, SAYS FENNER
Commends The Herald
Increase in Taxicabs
.< » » Manufacturer*' Contest
Let the Man Die
Some Automobiles
NEWS OF DIAMOND
IMPORTS DECREASE IN MONTH OF OCTOBER
Government Balks at License
E-M.F Cashier Pinched
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
PASADENA TAKES ON GALA ATTIRE
METHODISTS HOLD LOVE FEAST ON ANNIVERSARY
MISS GATES ARRESTED ON SPEEDING CHARGE
Miss Geohegan Entertains
SANTA MONICA
WILLIAM T. GILLIS CALLED BY DEATH
DOW AND SNYDER IN FIGHT FOR PRESIDENCY
MISSING SCHOOL TEACHER'S BROTHER IS EXPECTED
Notables at Santa Monica
SANTA MONICA GIRLS CALL ON FRIENDS IN GARB OF GRANDMOTHERS
LONG BEACH
PLAN IS OUTLINED FOR ART EXHIBIT
AUTO STARTS BAD MIXUP ON LONG BEACH STREET
LONG BEACH REALTY MEN PLAN BIG BOOST MEETING
BEGS FOR DOUGHNUT WITH WHICH TO BREAK FAST
Duck Hunter Shoots Youth
Paving Contracts Awarded
Pennants for Rose Paraders
LONG BEACH NEWS NOTES
RIVERSIDE
MAYOR OF RIVERSIDE IS ON THE WARPATH
SAN BERNARDINO
COTTON DISTRICT TOHAVE NEW TOWN
FORMER JAIL BREAKER AGAIN IN THE TOILS
Jail Breaker Arraigned
Mexican Tourist Reports Loss
Masque Ball at Venice
SAN PEDRO
SAN PEDRO WANTS NIGHT OF AVIATION
THE WEATHER ■ – -■■-—
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MANY GIFTS TO CLUB MEMBERS
HAIR PIN SWALLOWED BY PITTSBURG GIRL
GOVERNMENT TAKES STEP TO PROTECT FUR SEALS
SAN FRANCISCO TO SEEK HELP FROM COUNTIES
RESOLUTIONS CALL FOR JOINT INVESTIGATION
CADMIUM POSSESSES REMARKABLE PROPERTIES
Lincoln's Old Office Burned –
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