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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 202, 21 April 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MINE EXPLOSION ENTOMBS 40 MEN; ALL THOUGHT DEAD
COMMONS SANCTIONS PROVISIONS OF BUDGET
EDITOR BECOMES TRAMP TO REGAIN HIS HEALTH
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
NEGROES IN CUBA MAY BE PLANNING REVOLT
HEARST INDORSES TAFT'S ACTS OVER OWN SIGNATURE
HOFFSTOT IS ARRESTED AND RELEASED ON BAIL
SENATOR DEPEW SAYS HE WILL NOT RESIGN
Interior Views of Magnificent Yerkes Residence, Sold to Satisfy Creditors
YERKES MANSION SOLD FOR DEBTS
FOUR SHOT IN RIOT; POLICE GUARD JAIL
AVIATOR FLIES 5 MINUTES CARRYING 4 PASSENGERS
HUNDREDS GATHER RICHES FROM SEA
SANTA FE IMPROVEMENTS WILL COST $31,000,000
COTTON BROKERS FAIL; LIABILITIES $4,000,000
TWAIN'S PHYSICIAN SAYS HIS PATIENT IS WEAKER
STORM BREAKS IN HYDE CASE; WILD THREATS HURLED
JURY OUT IN SECOND PITTSBURG GRAFT CASE
SCANDAL-TAINTED BILL KILLED IN OHIO SENATE
PURCELL ASSAILS RAILWAY MEASURE
ATLANTIC FLEET TO BE INCREASED TO 21 SHIPS
POLICE CATCH MAN IN ACT OF ROBBING VICTIM
COL. W. S. BIXBY SLATED TO BE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS
PERSCH JURY FAILS TO AGREE
NEW YORK KNOCKS INCOME TAX
GRANDSTAND BURNS
STRIKERS READY TO WORK
ALL PARIS STARTLED BY EXTENT OF ART SWINDLE
ANOTHER DAY PASSES WITH BANDITS STILL AT LARGE
D.A.R. DELEGATES VOTE FOR NATIONAL OFFICERS
NEGRO METHODISTS RAISE $200,000 FOR CHURCH WORK
ROBBERS OF MAIL TRAIN GET BUT LITTLE CASH
CHICAGO BUSINESS MAN KILLED BY RIFLE BULLET
PASADENAN HONORED BY ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
STEAMER LURLINE, MINUS RUDDER, SAFE IN HARBOR
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THREE DIRECTORS CHOSEN BY N. Y. C. STOCKHOLDERS
T. R. GREETED BY PARIS NEWSPAPERS
GUATEMALA PRESIDENCY WON AGAIN BY CABRERA
TAFT AT PICTURE SHOW OF LAST INDIAN COUNCIL
LEHIGH VALLEY PLANS BIG INCREASE IN CAPITALIZATION
* ««■ HUNT SEALB IN MOTORBOATS
Will Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary with Family Reunion
HAVENS REFUSES TO RUN FOR CONGRESS AGAIN
PRICES OF GROCERIES REDUCED IN NEW YORK
HELD AS AN INCENDIARY
WOLTER CALM AS LAW'S NET DRAWS
SAVES DEFUNCT OKLAHOMA BANK FROM INVESTIGATION
CABLE SNAPS, BREAKING LEGS OF YACHT FIREMEN
CHICAGOANS VIEW COMET
CONVICTS TO DISCARD STRIPES
FORMER U. S. CONSUL DIES
AT THE THEATERS
TARIFF TREASON.
BOOM THE HARBOR
PRISON REFORM.
OFFICIAL BRUTALITY
Another Sad Blow
INDUSTRY LIBELED
Club News
SAME THING
The Theaters
SURELY DID
Civilization Is Mocked by This Case of Brutal, 'Grim, Military Necessity'
Society News
Music Notes
SUNSHINE IN GEORGIA
SHOULD TAKE TWO
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
WETS AND DRYS PREPARE FOR HOT FIGHT IN DENVER
ALIBI IS CLAIMED BY ALLEGED BANK ROBBERS
FISHERMEN PERISH IN GALE
Some Men
JUSTICE LING RULES ON TRAINING OF BULL PUPS
NEW CONFESSION OF FAITH ADOPTED BY ONE CHURCH
GIVEN LIFE TERM FOR MURDER
Some Women
In Hotel Corridors
CANARIES HALED TO COURT FROM NEST IN LINGERIE
CONFEDERATE GENERAL DIES
NEARLY THREE DAYS THEN MORE PRIZES
VERSATILE YEGGMAN IS APPREHENDED BY POLICE
CORONER'S JURY FINDS BLOW KILLED TEAMSTER
Untitled
UNIT LOAN COMPANY TO BE REORGANIZED
PANTHER CAUSES TERROR
TABLE OF TKMI'KIIATI Itl-:s
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT TO PROSECUTE MAGILL
HUSBAND SPURNS WIFE AS COURT DECLARES HER SANE
Well Known Los Angeles Society Girl to Be Married in Mexico
NEWS OF WATERFRONT
VETERANS EXPECT HOT FIGHT OVER COMMANDER
MANY GET SCHOLARSHIPS
HERALD PATTERNS
Municipal Affairs
MAY COMPEL CITY TO SUPPLY WATER SERVICE
DECIDE FRANCHISE NOT NECESSARY FOR TUNNEL
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT FOR PAVING IS REPORTED
STOP SHELL GATHERING
WILL COST HALF MILLION TO WIDEN HILL STREET
OFFICIALS TO CONFER ON NEW ARROYO SECO BRIDGE
EVENING NEWS FAILS TO ESTABLISH ITS STANDING
NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE MEN TO ELECT OFFICERS
GROUND IS BROKEN FOR A NEW CATHOLIC SCHOOL
NEW JERSEY AND OIL TRUST JOIN TO FIGHT MOSQUITOES
News of the Courts
ADMINISTRATOR SEEKS HEIRS TO $5,000 ESTATE
JURY TO DECIDE WHO DID SHOOTING IN HOTEL ROOM
DECIDES AGAINST COOK
GARBAGE CASE NEAR END
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
DENIES WOODYARD APPEAL
MOTORIST NOT TO BLAME
ACCUSED BY HIS NEIGHBOR
DAMAGE SUIT ON TRIAL
ACOSTA AWARDED DAMAGES
HOLLYWOOD BRINGS SUIT
TO PROBATE WILL
FINDS D 4 PEARLS IN OYSTER
OFFER NOVEL ANSWERS TO GAIN CITIZENSHIP
LETTER CARRIERS ASKED TO HOLD CONVENTION HERE
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PATENTS
MAYOR MUCH PLEASED BY VICTORY FOR BONDS
CENSUS ENUMERATORS FINISH IN TWO PRECINCTS
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
WOMAN WHO ESCAPED FROM SANITARIUM IS CAPTURED
FIND NO POISON IN BEER
SCORES CLERICS AS TOO 'LADYLIKE'
MANY MURDERS CHARGED TO SLAYER OF WATCHMAN
TRYING RANGERS FOR MURDER
DEFINITION
GOOD GOVERNMENT FORCES TO MEET
STIMSON DEPARTS FOR CONFERENCE IN NORTH
FRIENDS POSITIVE CALL WILL NOT OPPOSE BELL
THREE FILE PETITIONS
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING PAGE
THORSEN IS TOO MANY FOR VERNON
SENATORS TOSS OFF ANOTHER TO FRISCO
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
COMMUTERS SHUT OUT BEAVERS IN FINE GAME
LAWYERS AGAIN TAKE ARTISTS INTO GAMP
HARVARD AND ANNAPOLIS BOAT CREWS RACE TODAY
FRESNO CLAIM REFUSED
GLIDDEN SCOUT AT MEMPHIS
KLING TO PAY FINE IN VAUDEVILLE WORK
ANTI-BETTING BILL PASSES LOWER HOUSE
500 NAMES APPEAR ON NEW GOLF LIST
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TERRAZAS PREDICTS SUCCESS OF RACING
PUGILIST IS CRIPPLED '
INSURANCE FOR TEAM
JEFFRIES MAKES ARMSTRONG QUIT
JIM GAFFNEY WINS IN FEATURE AT OAKLAND
JOHNSON AND PARTY OFF FOR COAST TODAY
BOWLING
"CITY AND SUBURBAN RUN
VANDERBILT NAG SECOND
HILDRETH PLANNING TO GO TO BUENOS AYRES
KING EDWARD BUYS U. S. DREDGE
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCKS SLUMP AS DEMAND DECLINES
FRUIT MARKET
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON
FINANCIAL
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FLOUR AND FEED
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
COFFEE AND SUGAR
FIRST BOX OF CHERRIES SOLD TO HOTEL FOR $9
r~ CHICAGO GRAIN
COTTON AND WOOL
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From Mines and Oil Fields
STOCK EXCHANGE IN FULL SWING
100 NEW OIL WELLS DRILLING AT COALINGA
LAKEVIEW GUSHER AGAIN RESUMES HIGH PRESSURE
TRANSFER OF PROPERTY
OLD DOMINION COPPER MINE
LARGE COPPER PRODUCTION
GONE TO MEXICO
< » » METAL MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
CLEVELAND COMPANY AT WORK IN MIDWAY FIELD
STRIKE SHUTS DOWN MINES
COMPANY IN ELEGANT QUARTERS
OIL PIPE LINE TO COAST SCHEME OF YANCEY CO.
GOLD SEEKERS RUSH TO NEW CAMP IN ALASKA
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED BY MINING COMPANIES
SMUGGLER SENTENCED
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BUILDING PERMITS
ROOT AND TAFT HAVE TALK; SENATOR GOING TO EUROPE
GARY TO BE 'WET AGAIN
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NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
PASADENA
STOCKHOLDERS COMBINE TO CONTROL GOLD MINE
CANNONISM REBUKED AT MEETING OF MEN'S CLUB
CUPID'S PASADENA PRANKS
■> » ♦ INVENTS NOVEL AIRCRAFT
HALF MILE OF ROSES
PASADENA BUILDING PERMITS
MOVE TOURNEY OFFICES
» w AGED PEDESTRIANS ACTIVE
HOTEL GREEN CLOSED
LONG BEACH
CUPID CONCEALS DARTS IN BROKEN TEAKETTLE
BODY UNIDENTIFIED
LONG BEACH NOTES
SANTA MONICA
CLAIMS PRETTY CASHIER RAN AWAY WITH EFFECTS
SANTA ANA
ALLEGED SMUGGLERS SLAIN BY GOVERNMENT OFFICERS
SANTA ANA NOTES
. .» FRATERNAL BROTHERS DANCE i
—♦*-• POPULAR JOURNALISTS MARRY
PROMINENT ELK DEAD
WESTON AT ROCHESTER
THE WEATHER
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BRYAN FINDS JOY IN DEFEAT AT LAST
ARREST SAVES NEAR-VICTIM OF CONFIDENCE MAN $1700
SUFFRAGISTS WHO QUIT GIVE OUT STATEMENTS
MAXWELL TO BE GIVEN MORE TIME TO ANSWER
ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY
CHARLES T. O'HARA DIES
SACRAMENTO BANDIT IS CAUGHT AFTER CHASE
AERIAL CRUISERS TO BE REVIEWED BY EMPEROR
SERVIA IN GRIP OF HUGE FLOODS; 12 MEET DEATH
OIL IN SANTA MONICA BAY ANNOYS BATHERS IN SURF
POMONA BREVITIES
WAITER HAS DREAM
OCEANSIDE ITEMS
GUNBOAT REACHES CHANGSHA
APPROVES BILL CREATING NAVY
COBB WANTS HALES PLACE
AN INTERRUPTED PROPOSAL
NOTHING LOST
HEADS OF LONG BEACH HIGH SCHOOL DROPPED
RIVERSIDE NEWS NOTES
ODD FELLOWS TO PICNIC
CREDITORS SECURE PROPERTY
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