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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 236, 25 May 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
PORTLAND WOMAN SAID TO BE HERE IS THOUGHT SLAIN
STOLE A HOUSE WHILE OWNER WASN'T LOOKING
PHONE TRUST ABSORBS EXCHANGES IN SOUTHWEST
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
ENGLISH SCIENTIST IS MURDERED BY SAVAGES
CEMENT PLANT BURNS
GOLDEN RULE CHIEF ACCUSED
U. S. MINISTER TO CHINA PREPARES TO PROTECT AMERICANS
CHINESE TROUBLES GROW; NAVY READY
OLDEST OFFICEHOLDER, 85, PROUD FATHER OF NEW BABY
CHINESE WHO KILLED GIRL IS TRAILED BUT ESCAPES
GEORGE C.ROBBINS FOUND NOT GUILTY OF BIGAMY
POISONED BY GAS N.Y. BANKER DIES; IS DEEP MYSTERY
COLLISION IN ENGLISH CHANNEL; 22 DROWNED
STATUS OF BAKERSFIELD FIXED BY COURT RULING
TRAIN RUNS OVER BABY, AND TOT LIVES TO TELL IT
SAYS COMET'S HEAD IS SPLIT
Uncle Sam's Men Ready to Guard American Interests
MOTHER SAYS SON THREATENED LIFE
CURTISS PLANS LONG FLIGHT
GUNS BOOMING AT BLUEFIELDS
PROBATION OFFICERS ASK FOR FEMALE POLICEMAN
OBTAINS $4000 JUDGMENT AGAINST CHARITABLE HOME
STEAMER RAMMED BY ANOTHER SINKS; 18 PERSONS LOST
DAUGHTER OF GEN. FREMONT IS TAKEN SERIOUSLY ILL
SENATORS SHOW RAILROADS MERCY
ALASKA REPUBLICANS IN A MERRY SQUABBLE
BOARD IS INVESTIGATING SINKING OF DRY DOCK
■♦» » CONVENTION CLOSED
FIND SKELETON OF MAN WHO PERISHED IN STORM
SAYS MAN ATTACKED HER WHILE BABE WAS DYING
IF BRIBE GIVEN, WAS LAWFUL, IS ARGUMENT
SANTA FE TRAINS CRASH; 1 KILLED, 1 FATALLY HURT
THIRTY DAY BLOCKADE ON WESTERN PACIFIC ENDS
SUGAR TRUST HEAD WILL BE WITNESS
SHIPPERS WILL FIGHT FREIGHT RATE BOOST
DR. JOHN WILLIS BAER STIRS PRESBYTERIANS
OPIUM SUPPLY SCOOPED IN BY POLICE DRAGNET
NO ONE CLAIMS ASHES OF SIDNEY LASCELLES
BANDIIT, AT BAY, A SUICIDE
PERU ACCEPTS MEDIATION
GIVE $700,000 TO COLLEGES
FRATERNAL ORDERS' CASK STOLEN BY THE MILLIONS
PRESBYTERIANS DEFEAT REDUCTION OF ASSEMBLY
MAY DISSOLVE NEW JERSEY CHARTERS OF MEAT PACKERS
Page 2 Advertisements
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LIQUOR DEALERS TAKE AGGRESSIVE
PACIFIC IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER CHARGED
NEW CLAIMANT TO GEORGE WASHINGTON LAND GRANT
DIAZ IN GOOD HEALTH; DEATH RUMORS DENIED
LOAN AGREEMENT SIGNED
NOTED CATHOLIC DEAD
LONG BEACH NOTES
FIGUEROA HELD ON AUNT'S TESTIMONY
JAPAN'S TOBACCO KING HERE ON TOUR OF WORLD
MAIL CLERKS URGE REFORM
TAILOR ENDS HIS LIFE
IDEALS ARE UPHELD BY CHURCHES, SAYS TAFT
BEATS FATHER BECAUSE OF LATTER'S MARRIAGE
ROOSEVELT CIRCULATES AMONG LONDON FOLK
AGENT OF SAILORS' UNION IMPRISONED FOR LIFE
EARL OF STAMFORD DIES IN LONDON AT AGE OF 60
EXPRESS HITS LOCAL; ONE DEAD
WATER POWER TRUST HAS MISSED OPPORTUNITIES
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HUSBAND AND WIFE SUE BROTHER FOR BEATING
FEEL EARTHQ*UA*KE AT REGGIO
SCOTS GIVE GALLOWAY CHIEF'S GOLD SHIELD
REPORT OF A TELEGRAPH ALLIANCE PROMPTLY DENIED
CLAIM CLAUS SPRECKELS CAVE SONS $11,000,000
CHIFTEN FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER; GETS LIFE
POLICE BELIEVE BOMB INTENDED FOR ALFONSO
Page 4 Advertisements
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ENGINEERS PLAN NEW LICENSE LAW
RETIRED GROCER FAILS TO SEE AUTO AND IS INJURED
LINEMAN FALLS 30 FEET AND IS SLIGHTLY INJURED
MRS. HIGGINS GETS DECRHE
HOTEL IJTC.K ÜBAMBD
MACHINE'S 'LOGICAL' MAN FOR TOGA IS LAWLER
WOMAN MUST STAY IN JAIL
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
HOMER FOLKS OF GOTHAM TO SUCCEED JANE ADDAMS
HIRAM JOHNSON'S TRIP A TRAIL OF ENTHUSIASM
NOTARY TESTIFIES IN ALTORRE PERJURY CASE
FRATERNITIES TO VISIT
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From Mines and Oil Fields
LAKEVIEW NO. 2 IS READY TO DRILL
FILES ANSWER TO SUIT
SUPPLIES FOR KETTLEMAN
LEVIES ASSESSMENT
MEXICO GRANTS RIGHT TO CONSTRUCT ROAD
MINING QLOTATIONS
STEADY INIKSTMKNT
Arrowhead Jlot SprlugK
EASTERNERS BUY THE TYRO GROUP
SUES CHAFEY MINE
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET STAGNANT, SHORTS UNCOVERED
FRUIT MARKET
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
METAL MARKETS
BUTTER EGGS AND CHEEBE
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
|SAN FRANCISCO STOCK I AND BOND EXCHANGE
FLOUR AND FEED
PACIFIC COAST HOPS
SUGAR AND COFFEE
COTTON AND WOOL
PEACHES FROM DEL REY SELL AT $2.00 A BOX
CHICAGO LIVE BTOCK
CHICAGO GRAIN
SOLD LIQUOR TO INDIAN
CRUDE, BUT COMFORTING
BUSINESS MAN FLASHES REVOLVER ON CONTRACTOR
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Municipal Affairs
DROPPING OF AQUEDUCT WORKERS MUST STAND
GARBAGE CONTROVERSY HAS GUN PLAY FINALE
POLICE COMMISSION ASKS PENNY ARCADE ORDINANCE
PRINTING BIDS LOWER
COUNCIL MEMBERS BALK AT PAYING FOR SIDEWALKS
MUST ESTOP THAT NEW WATER BOARD BUILDING
REDUCTION IN ELECTRIC LIGHT RATES EXPECTED
HAS THE CITY ANY EQUITY IN THE OLD CITY CEMETERY?
CONSOLIDATION COMMITTEE GOES OUT OF BUSINESS
ACTION ON GROOVED RAILS POSTPONED BY THE COUNCIL
GARBAGE TRANSFER SITE AGAIN UP TO COMMITTEE
News of the Courts
'MARRIED ME FOR MONEY THEN SKIPPED" SAYS MAN
PIERRE LAMICQ, POMONA, IS GRANTED A NEW TRIAL
FIRE DEPARTMENT MEMBER SUES THE EDISON COMPANY
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
STOCKHOLDERS QUARREL OVER A BURGLAR ALARM
CHARGE OIL COMPANY PUT GUN FIGHTER ON CLAIMS
APPEAL PREVENTS JAILING WOMAN FOR CONTEMPT
PAROLED MAN CHARGED WITH FORGING CHECKS
GAS CO. SUES COUNTY FOR PROTESTED TAXES PAID
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Page 8 Advertisements
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
Page 8 Advertisements Column 2
LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
ARREST JUSTICE AS LAWBREAKER
RUN DOWN BY AUTO BUT ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURY
SENT BACK TO TEXAS
LOCAL WOMEN'S PLAYLET ACCEPTED BY ACTRESS
DEMOCRATIC HEADSMAN POSES AX OVER COLE
WIFE BEATER SENT TO JAIL FOR THIRTY DAYS
BUES FOR DAMAGES TO AUTO
NEW BOGEY LEAPS UP TO PESTER S.P.
HOSPITAL SUPERINTENDENT PLEADS TO ASSAULT CHARGE
FEDERATION OF STATE SOCIETIES WILL BANQUET
WIFE BEATER GUILTY.
C. E. FREDERICKS, BUSINESS MAN WHO DIED YESTERDAY
OPERATION IS FATAL TO CHARLES E. FREDERICKS
GASOLINE MOTOR CARS TO RUN ON S.P. ROAD
FORMER NEW YORK MAN TAKES THE BRISTOL PIER
TWO VACANCIES ON DEMOCRATIC LIST
RAILWAY LECTURER WILL SHOW VIEWS AT Y.M.C.A.
TESTIFY IN ROAD CASE
CHARGE AGAINST MRS. GRANT IS DISMISSED
ESHLEMAN TOURING WITH THE LEAGUE CANDIDATES
CITY BALKS AT PAYING ORNAMENTAL LIGHT BILLS
PRISONERS IN CITY JAIL ROB A FELLOW INMATE
GOOD GOVERNMENT MEN ORGANIZING
BURLINGTON ROUTE WILL LIGHT TRAINS WITH DYNAMO
NURSES TO GRADUATE
Page 9 Advertisements
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
FERGUSON SHOWS IMPROVING MIND
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE
Rialto Gossip
JEFF BOXES ELEVEN FAST ROUNDS WITH TRAINERS
JOHNSON TAKES TO ROAD FOR AFTERNOON'S WORK
WOLGAST HAS NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
BEAVERS RETURN HOME AND TRIM SENATORS, 4-3
AUTOS WANTED TO HELP WITH BIG RELAY RACE
OAKLAND TAKES FIRST OF SERIES
DELANEY GOES OVER TO CAMP OF ENEMY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Diamond News
JEFF NO FIGHTER, SAYS YOUNG MITCH
BELMONT PARK RESULTS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
MELCHOIR SCORES FOUR WITH HOMER
Page 10 Advertisements
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SAN PEDRO WATER CO. IS JUBILANT
SHOWMAN PAY 3 FINE
Shipping News
Untitled
WOMAN'S LEAGUE TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
FINDS NUGGET IN COAL
Page 11 Advertisements
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AT THE THEATERS
TEMPERANCE OF TEMPER
VISCOUNT GLADSTONE
NEEDLESS ALARM
FEDERATION
REMEMBER THE COMET
GOOD ROADS
SUGGESTION
OPTIMISM
The Minstrel
CONSERVATION
THE COMET
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
PLAN PEACE MOVEMENT TO BEAR EDWARD'S NAME
A SUBDUED MENU
WEDDED FOR KEEPS
President Baer's Action Warmly Commended in 'Interior' Editorial
Society News
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
ALLEGED MADMAN IS CAPTURED; FIGHTS FOUR
THINK TROUBLE WITH LIBERIAN TRIBES ENDED
DAPPER THIEF IN SMART TRAP CARTS AWAY RUGS
The Theaters
ASSESSMENTS ORDERED FOR NEW STREET WORK
Club News
Around Hotel Corridors
Music Notes
JUDGES TO SPEAK ABOUT GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
EUROPEAN POLOISTS MAY COMPETE AT PASADENA
PASADENANS AT WORK ON MANY CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS
PASADENA BUILDING NOTES
PASADENA SOCIETY NOTES
CROWN CITY BRIEFS
OCEAN PARK
DAIRY HERD IMPOUNDED; MILK FAMINE THREATENED
SANTA ANA
ORANGE COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT IS PROTESTED
DIRECTORS CHOSEN FOR SO. CALIF. SUGAR FACTORY
GLANDERS ALARM STOCKMEN
BANK SECURES BONDS
COUNTY PURCHASES FARM
EDISON CO. TO BETTER REDONDO BEACH SERVICE
LONG BEACH
YOUTHS IN ROWBOAT ARE SAVED FROM ANGRY SEA
LONG BEACH OFFICIALS FAIL TO AGREE ON SITE
LONG BEACH-LOWELL HIGH GAME MAY BE CALLED OFF
SANTA ANA ISSUES LICENSE
EMERYVILLE RESULTS
BAKER'S CLEVERNESS WINS DECISION FROM WEBSTER
SAN BERNARDINO
MEE SHOT TO DEFEND SELF, SAY WITNESSES
DOG OWNERS FINED
TAX RIGHT UPHELD
THE WEATHER
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PROMINENT EAGLE COMMITS SUICIDE
BUILDING PERMITS
BOUGHT MINING STOCK; WANT THEIR MONEY BACK
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