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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 158, 8 March 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
KNOX JR., WEDS SECRETLY; TAKES HIS BRIDE HOME
KILN EXPLODES AND KILLS EIGHT OR TEN
RIVAL SUFFRAGE LEADERS WILL ADDRESS NEW YORK LAWMAKERS
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
SOCIETY WOMEN TURN LOBBYISTS
ROBBED OF $35,000 WHILE HYPNOTIZED
NOTED CHURCH OBSERVES SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY
FORESTRY BILL IS OPPOSED BY IDAHO SENATOR
PEARY'S PROOFS NOT SUBMITTED
WEARING HIS MUZZLE
N. P. WINS FIGHT IN RATE DISPUTE
EXTRADITION IS GRANTED
DOG MUZZLE IS NEW CANINE FAD
PROMOTER FINED $500 FOR MISUSE OF MAILS
PREDICT STRIKE WILL SPREAD TO LIMITS OF STATE
TREASON TRIALS START IN RUSSIA
HOUSE CHANGES RAILROAD BILL
FIRST DIVISION OF ARMY DEFENSE CREATED BY ORDER
CHINESE CONSUL ARRIVES
SUBJECTS OF MONACO DEMAND CONSTITUTION
DR. HYDE PASSES NIGHT IN PRISON
CONSIDERS THANKS PAY FOR HEROISM
WASHINGTON MAN HELD FOR FALSELY OBTAINING $6500
20,000 WOMEN IN CONTEST
FALLS 150 FEET; UNINJURED
MEAT HIGHER IN ALL COUNTRIES
CONGRATULATE BURBANK ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
SCRATCHED ARM ENDS ANOTHER FRENCH DUEL
BIDS FIANCE GOODNIGHT AND DIES WITHIN HOUR
MAGISTRATES DEAL WITH SEVENTY BERLIN RIOTERS
. LUTGEN CHQSEN AUDITOR
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STRUCK WITH CUE
VICTIM REFUSES TO BRING ACTION AGAINST CUDAHY
Philadelphia City Hall Guarded by Police; Senator Who Helped to End Last Strike
TONGS FACE WAR OVER SLAVE GIRL
FRENCH DEPUTY REFUSES TO SEEK RE-ELECTION
COMPANIES SEEK DISSOLUTION
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
SCHIFF QUOTES SCRIPTURE IN MAKING WAR PREDICTION
WHALING FLEET TO LEAVE NEW BEDFORD
ELECT RAILROAD OFFICIAL
ASKS JAPANESE TO REGISTER
COMPLETES $250,000 PLANT
AT THE THEATERS
IGNORANCE
TELE-LETTERS
BONDS
THE FORESTER
Upward Shrinkage
TEMPERANCE REFORM
EMIGRATION
Everybody Is Getting Ready to Welcome Home Our Teddy
Warns Investors to Beware of Irresponsibles in Oil
THE PUBLIC LETTER BOX
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
News of the Courts
+ • m SUIT AGAINST HAVENS DISMISSED BY LING
FORWARD EXTRADITION FOR ALLEGED BIGAMIST
DISHMAN CITED TO APPEAR
MINING COMPANY SUES
CHAMBERS AIR MARITAL WOES
COURT WANTS MORE LAW ON FUNK SUIT
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
NEW INCORPORATIONS
MRS. HARDISON AWARDED HOME
DAIRIES FIGHT FOR NAME
PEARLIN CASE CONTINUED
Municipal Affairs
CITY OFICIALS MAY USE PASSES
DEPUTY ASSESSORS SEEK TO DETERMINE TAX VALUES
OLD STREET ARGUMENT IS REVIVED ONCE MORE
WANTS LICENSE ABOLISHED
REPORT VEILED IN MYSTERY
NURSES NEEDED BY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
MAJORITY OF BOARD OPPOSED TO LIBRARIAN
CITY RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGES, CLAIMS B. P. W.
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED
GLENDORA RESIDENTS SEEK GOOD ROADS TO NORTHWARD
FEVER TICK WIPED OUT
LACK OF FUNDS PREVENTS ACCEPTANCE OF PARK SITE
BURGLAR BEATS, BINDS AND GAGS RANCH WOMAN
STANTON CHALLENGED BY FRESNO SOLON
SUSPECT EVADES OFFICERS
KING EDWARD IN PARIS
HERALD PATTERNS
VISITORS CROWD ALL THE HOTELS
COLONIST TRAVEL CONTINUES HEAVY
HOTEL NOTES
KEATING CASE CONTINUEO
IS PROMINENT IN MISSIONARY WORK
1500 WILL ATTEND LAYMEN'S BANQUET
COFFEE FUMES PROVE GROUND FOR INJUNCTION
HAZARD WITHDRAWS AS JONES ESTATE EXECUTOR
ROWELL MISSING, COURT MAY AGAIN CONTINUE CASE
HIGH SCHOOL FOR EAST SIDE URGED
SPECIAL POLICE RECEIVE STARS FROM COMMISSION
"NO SMOKING" SIGNS ON CARS MAY BE ORDERED
ANNEXATION SETTLES WATER DIFFICULTIES
'THE TEST" IS A REFUTATION
Venus-Like Young Woman Who Appears at Orpheum
SA^I FRANCISCO BUYS PROPERTY
NOISE NECESSARY
Music Notes
DEAD CHINESE TO ORIENT
WHOLE WHEAT BREAD
Bride-to-Be for Whom Wedding Bells Will Chime Out During the Summer
Society
Club News
YOUNG MATRON SEEKS DEATH
CLUB SEEKS TO HAVE MINES BILL PASSED
Woman Who Shot Herself, Photographed While in Alaska
MINISTERS BAR PASSION PLAY; STOERMER DEFENDS PRODUCTION
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION IS GRAND JURY SUBJECT
ELEVEN JURORS IN BOX
RECEPTION IS TO HONOR KEYSTONE STATE PEOPLE
MOTOR AND FREIGHT TRAIN COLLIDE HEAD-GN; NO DEAD
fiO.V/a
DAM SO BUILT IT CAN BE WRECKED
ARDENT YOUNG WAITER FINED FOR DISTURBANCE
: CHAIN GANG TO ASSIST ON ALISO STREET FILL
SCHOOL DISTRICTS ANNEXED
CHARLES WELSH DIE 3
INSIST ON IMMUNITY IN SUGAR FRAUD CASE
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WIN POLITICAL GAME
SANTA FE OFFICIALS ARRIVE
NELLIS RUFFLED BY GRAND JURY PROBE
SEEK PRISONERS' RECORDS
60SV4
BIG FORCE STARTS TO COLLECT TAXES
VERMONT AVENUE TO BE GREAT SCENIC BOULEVARD
ASKS ACCOUNTING OF EILEEN BEDFORD ESTATE
OVERDUE STEAMER DORA REACHES PORT SAFELY
CIVIC DECENCY IS WATCHWORD
WINS AGAINST STANDARD OIL
810 BED BKKKIKS IN MARKET
209 JAPANESE IN COUNTY SCHOOLS
GROOM, 20, SUED BY WIFE, 40, FOR NON-SUPPORT
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
WHITE SOX CALL OFF GAME WITH REDONDO AND MEET VERNON TODAY
SOX SHUT OUT MODESTO
STAGG LETS ARKANSAS SHOW HIM FOOTBALL GAME
Members of White Sox Aggregation Who Are Playing in Los Angeles
ARASEE OUTCLASSES FIELD AT OAKLAND
PASTOR RESIGNS JOB TO ACCEPT OFFER TO UMPIRE
NEW TELEGRAPH SERVICE POPULAR WITH PATRONS
DR. LOGAN RESIGNS TO PREACH IN WASHINGTON
NEWELL BANKS IS CHESS CHAMPION OF AMERICA
CLAIM AGENTS MEET TO FIGURE EXPENSE
AT THE HOTELS
CHILD CHARGED WITH THEFT OF VALUABLES
COULON ATTEMPTS POSE AS BANTAM CHAMPION
WINTER BASEBALL
STILL AFTER*DAVIS CUP
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JEFF SELECTS SANTA CRUZ
DEATH OF W.J. WOODS RESULT OF APOPLEXY
Conversational Artist Who Is Managing Unbeaten Champ
LONG HAT PIN TO BE PARRIED
SMALL FIRES CAUSE DAMAGE
POULTRY DEALER STABBED
CAPITOL GRAFT CASE RENEWED
REAL CHAMPION NOT ADVERTISED
REFUSE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR MAJESTIC THEATER
Nervy Driver Who Broke World Fifty-Mile Record at Ascot Park
LIVINGSTONE SIGNS TO DRIVE FAST REO BIRD
EASTERNERS DISLIKE DUST ■
PENNSYLVANIA'S HARD LUCK
PATERSON CARS ARRIVE
NEW NEWERF DISPLAY
FUEL IN DEMAND
FREE BIGGER THAN CAR
LORD COMPANY BUSY
PRAISE LIVINGSTONE FOR VICTORIES AT ASCOT PARK
"DOLLAR A MILE" EXPLAINED
POPULAR CARS MISSED
HERRICK WITH BEKINS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STEEL AND U. P. SHOW ADVANCES
-c « e» PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
RECORD PRICE IN ST. LOUIS
HIGH IN KANSAS CITY
NEW TOP PRICE
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
I"" CHICAGO GRAIN
COFFEE AND SUGAR
EGGS UP ONE CENT AND BUTTER STEADY
COTTON AND WOOL
FLOUR AND FEED
PRICE OF LIVE HOGS SOARS IN PITTSBURG
FRUIT MARKET
JURORS DRAWN FOR JUDGE G. R. DAVIS' DEPARTMENT
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
WASHOUTS FAIL TO STOP AUSTIN
WHITTIER SHIPMENTS RATED BY CARLOADS
PACIFIC ELECTRIC WILL CONNECT WITH OLINDA
SARATOGA WILL OPEN
Mascot Copper Company Installs Power Plant at Mine in Dos Cabezas Region
SALT LAKE WORK DRAWS TO CLOSE
TO AUGMENT PUMPER
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
RAILROAD TELLS OF RICHMOND REFINERY
ASSOCIATED'S STATEMENT
WILL RESUME DRILLING TODAY
MINING QUOTATIONS
CANADIANS BUY OIL LANDS AT MARICOPA VALUED AT $2,000,000
M., K. & T. PUMPS 400 BARRELS A DAY
METAL MARKET
BUILDING PERMITS
NO WOMEN'S HATS AT TAFT BANQUET, SAYS COMMITTEE IN CHARGE
SEVENTEEN INJURED IN WRECK
SUNDAY LABOR NEEDED TO CLEAN STREETS OF CHICAGO
LOGAN SAILS FOR MANILA WITH OFFICERS AND MEN
50,000 ELK STARVING
STETSON ESTATE DISTRIBUTED
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
NEGRO JOCKEY SHOT; IS EXPECTED TO DIE
CARNEGIE TO BE MADE AN HONORARY MEMBER
DRY TRACT CITIZENS MEET
ANNEXATION MOVE STARTED
REUBEN SIMONS DIES
: BOARD INDORSES AIRSHIP PLAN
PLAN $100,000 PAVEMENTS
STOCKHOLDERS WILL DONATE
MOTORCYCLISTS TO DANCE
MANY TO ATTEND BANQUET
CRUISERS GO TO SEA
MEXICAN WILD TURKEYS ROOST WITH TAME FOWL
TWO BITTEN BY DOG
POMPANO RUN LARGE
LONG BEACH
THREE-STORY APARTMENT BUILDING TO COST $20,000!
SUES FOR $20,000
EDISON DEAL DELAYED
LONG BEACH NOTES
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN INTEREST DWINDLES
YOUTH'S HAND BLOWN OFF
SAN PEDRO
SHIPPING BUSINESS CONTINUES TO GROW
SAN PEDRO IMPROVEMENT CLUBS TO BE ORGANIZED
»« » • DREDGER STARTS WORK
MRS. PALMER LAID AT REST
FERRY BOAT ACCEPTED
THE WEATHER
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DETOURED TRAINS COME TO COAST
MEXICAN SEVERELY INJURED AT BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
WHITE SLAVE OWNER GIVEN THIRTY MONTHS IN PRISON
COL JOHNSON STRIKES GROUND WITH AEROPLANE
TRACT NEAR PHOENIX IS RESTORED TO SETTLEMENT
FIND 54 BODIES IN IDAHO SLIDE
PRISONERS WITH MAN IN CHARGE DISAPPEAR
ABUSE OF PATIENT IS CHARGED TO SURGEON
SELLS SCHOOL LAND SCRIP
MAY PROSECUTE FISH COMBINE AT BAY CITY
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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