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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 246, 4 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CITY GOVERNMENT TO WAR ON LIGHT RATE REFERENDUM
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
NEVADA CONGRESSMAN NOT TO TRY FOR RE-ELECTION
LABORERS STONE PRINCES
BELMONT'S INJURIES SLIGHT
FATAL CAVEIN IN NEW YORK
FORMER GOV. M'GRAW ILL
TAFT DENIES HE PREDICTED PANIC WITHIN 10 YEARS
U. S. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE WHO SHEDS TEARS FOR FRIEND
FULLER WEEPS IN BREWER'S MEMORY
GOLD TREASURE OR MYTH? IS PROBLEM FOR COURT
DYING WIFE SAVES MAN FROM LONG JAIL TERM
MEASLES, SCARLET FEVER, CHICKEN POX, TOOTHACHE KEEP BOY FROM SCHOOL
MANUFACTURERS PLEAD FOR AID IN RATE FIGHT
INTEREST IN RATE CASE CENTERS IN WASHINGTON
ATTORNEY GENERAL WHO DREW ORIGINAL RAILROAD MEASURE
LIE PASSES KID LAWYERS BATTLE
SENATE FINALLY VOTES RAILROAD BILL INTO LAW
GEOLOGISTS TO EXPLORE JADE FIELDS IN ALASKA
GRAND JURY IS PROBING GARDENERS AND RANCHERS
MURDERER ELECTROCUTED
CHEATS LAW BY SUICIDF
SON OF MALAY MOTHER MAN WITHOUT COUNTRY
POSSE SAYS IT SEIZED PROPERTY; FREED THIEVES
LARGE CROWD OUT AT REDONDO BEACH MEETING
GETS DIVORCE FROM CORNELIUS VANVOORHIS
STOCK EXCHANGE ALMOST PANICKY
AUTO VICTIM DEAD
MRS P. L. RONALD DIES
EYESIGHT FAILING, AGED GERMAN WOMAN ENDS LIFE
ROOSEVELT PASSES DAY IN COUNTRY ON VISITS
USED BOTH CARBOLIC AND PISTOL IN KILLING SELF
BRITISH BEST CUSTOMERS OF AMERICAN PRODUCERS
TO PAY $30,000,000 DIVIDEND
SKREECHES OF WOMAN, FREED, MUDDLES JUDGE
NANKING NATIVES OPENLY HOSTILE TO FOREIGNERS
EXPERT TESTIFIES ON BLEACHING OF FLOUR
SOUTH PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF DAVIS
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JOHNSON ATTACKS G.O.P. 'REGULARS'
Hiram W. Johnson, Lincoln-Roosevelt Republican Candidate for Governor
MASHED ADDERS! YUM! FRIED INNERSOLES! OH!
SANTA FE CUTOFF READY
ROLLS COMING TO U. S.
SUGAR TRUST SHIFTS BLAME TO DEAD CHIEF
BEATEN HELPLESS AND LEFT TO DIE IN FIRE
$10,000 CORONADO HOUSE IS BURNED TO THE GROUND
TO RAISE DEWEY JUNE 20
BARS FLOWERS AT GRADUATION
WON $600 IN POKER AND BOUGHT WIFE JEWELS
PERU AND ECUADOR ACT TO PREVENT HOSTILITIES
HOTEL COOK IS SHOT BY ANOTHER ORIENTAL
LANDLADY KILLS SAILOR
SEND FOR A CARPENTER! MAN'S LEG IS SMASHED!
RUSSIA'S CONTROL OVER FINNS RESTS WITH DUMA
MAN WITH MUCH CASH CHARGED WITH INSANITY
CHINESE LOAN CONTINGENT
ORDERS TONG WAR STOPPED
CAR COMPANY RESPONSIBLE
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BABA BHARATI RETURNS TO BUILD HINDU TEMPLE
GIRLS RUN ELEVATORS; MEN SAW TOO MUCH
QUEEN OF THE BELGIANS BOOMS LACE INDUSTRY
PLAIN TO BE SEEN
FRANCE'S WAR MINISTRY WILL BUILD 20 AIRSHIPS
FOXY
CONDEMNS LEAGUE DEMAND FOR INCLUDING IRISH
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CHURCH WORKERS DISPLAY ACTIVITY
TWICE MADE GRANDFATHER DURING SAME AFTERNOON
WORKERS ORGANIZE AND DEMAND RAISE
HONOR MEMORY OF THE CONFEDERACY'S FIGHTERS
Club News
Music Notes
Shipping News
HUMANE SOCIETY REPORTS
BUILDING PERMITS
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
ORGANIZATION OF OIL MEN BEGUN
DEVIL'S DEN CHANGES ITS NAME TO PLUTO
ORDERS LOCATION SURVEY
PACIFIC SUNSET ENTERS RICH LOWER SANDS AT 1080 FEET; SECTION 34
FAMOUS PICACHO MINE WILL AGAIN BE WORKED
MONTH'S RUN OF TWENTY STAMPS TOTALS $35,000
RICO HOLDINGS ARE SOLD FOR $300,000
MARICOPA NATIONAL GETS SECOND SAND
LEASERS ON THE BOOTH IN TEN INCHES OF ORE
EASTERN SYNDICATE BUYS SONORA MINES
BARNESON ORGANIZES NEW MIDWAY COMPANY
NORTH STAR EARNINGS
AT AMERICAN GIRL
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS
MINING QUOTATIONS
SMELTER WILL PROBABLY BE ERECTED AT PARKER
METAL MARKETS
STKWIY INVKSTMKNT
OPERA COMPANY ON TOUR NOT FINANCIAL SUCCESS
PRIDE AND A FALL
EGYPTIANS SHOW SELVES INCOMPETENT TO RULE
DENTIST PULLS TEETH WHERE POE WROTE 'RAVEN'
THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCKS BREAK AS IN DAYS OF PANIC
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
SUGAR AND COFFEE
BUTTER AND EGG PRICES FIRM IN LOCAL MARKET
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
COTTON AND WOOL
DIVIDEND REDUCED
BANK CLEARINGS
FLOUR AND FEED
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
FRUIT MARKET
NEW INCORPORATIONS
FORMER SALT LAKE BROKER WILL FIGHT EXTRADITION
DEATH CAME WITH STORM
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SPECIAL VOTE OFFER ENDS THIS EVENING
FALLS ASLEEP ON TRACKS AND IS STRUCK BY TRAIN
TO GIVE PASSION PLAY BY STEREOPTICON VIEWS
CONGREGATIONALISTS WILL OCCUPY BUNGALOW CHAPEL
A Woman's Great Idea
Ocean Park Chamber of Commerce Indorses Miss Webster's Candidacy
Municipal Affairs
HEWITT'S SALARY IN NEW POSITION WILL BE $6000
MAYOR SEEKS DATA ON RAILWAY STREET PAVING
RECOMMENDS SPUR TRACK; NO TIME LIMIT SUGGESTED
ASSOCIATION OFFICERS CHOSEN
FALLS FROM MOVING CAR
News of the Courts
TAXATION SUIT INVOLVES VETERAN'S RIGHT TO VOTE
HUSBAND GONE 11 YEARS, SHE ASKS FOR FREEDOM
SUIT BROUGHT TO COMPEL OWNER TO SELL HIS LAND
CIGAR STAND PROPRIETOR OBJECTS TO COMPETITION
WIFE ACCUSES HUSBAND OF DESERTION; SUES HIM
ACQUITTED BY A JURY
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
. + •*■— TWICE CAUGHT STEALING
ONE BANK SUES ANOTHER FOR $400 PAID ON CHECK
WILL BE SENTENCED JUNE 7
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
Scenes Attending Outdoor Wedding of Miss Florence Foy and Remington Olmsted, Under Oak Tree at Bride's Home
CLAIMS HIS BRIDE UNDER OAK TREE
COURT CLERK MARRIED
325,000 PERSONS IN LOS ANGELES
GRASPS MOISTENED POLE; RECEIVES FATAL SHOCK
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
FINDS AND LOSES FUGITIVE SPOUSE
RUSSIAN AGRICULTURIST ADDRESSES ROTARY CLUB
ACID MYSTERIOUSLY PUT ON HANDSOME RESIDENCE
NON-SUPPORT CHARGED
FIRE DESTROYS FIVE VIGNES ST. BUILDINGS
Y. M. I. TO HOLD BIG RALLY AT ST. VINCENT'S
SLEEPING MEXICAN ROBBED
AUTHOR TURNER TO TESTIFY FOR POLITICAL REFUGEES
MAN FALLS ON GASOLINE STOVE; SEVERELY BURNED
MAN CUT BY A SCYTHE
CLEVER WORK SHOWN BY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
BATHING SEASON IN FULL BLAST AT PIZMO BEACH
199 ACRES BOUGHT FOR SUBDIVISION
WIDOW DEMANDS $40,000 FOR DEATH OF HUSBAND
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
HOGAN AND HITT TOSS AWAY GAME
BALL SEVEN TIMES WINNER
Former Frisco Outfielder Who Is Rated Best Umpire in Coast League
Rialto Gossip
OAKLAND TAKES FOURTH STRAIGHT FROM ANGELS
STATE LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WIDENER GETS INTO GAME
OLSEN'S AUDACIOUS RUN WINNER FOR PORTLAND
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MERCED WHEREVER IT IS, GETS INTO STATE LEAGUE
ROSE DROP WINS ENGLISH OAKS FROM YANKEE FAVORITE
EMERYVILLE RACING SEASON ENDS TODAY
KRAEMAR REELS OFF A MILE IN 58 SECS. FLAT
HUGHEY JENNINGS IS SOON TO BE MARRIED
DILLON BUYS RELEASE OF CINCINNATI SOUTHPAW
JEFF AUTOS TO FISHING WATERS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
COLLEGE RESULTS
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HAWAII ON WAY TO COMPETE IN RAGE
ENDS LIFE WHILE TELLING CHILDREN FAIRY STORIES
SPANKED BOY HAS CAPS FOR TOY GUN IN POCKET
The Honest Diary
EXPOSITION FIGHT CREATES FLURRY
HUGE IRRIGATION PROJECT TO RECLAIM 225,000 ACRES
SIX-YEAR-OLD PLANTS A PENNY; FAILS TO GET CROP
'SPITTER CINCH' TO HURL, SAYS HARRY
COP FIRING AT BURGLAR PERFORATES OWN PIANO
STEEL MAGNATES PLAN STATUE OF A. CARNEGIE
RYAN WILL ADD YERKES GALLERY TO HIS HOME
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AT THE THEATERS
LAW AND JUSTICE
DECENCY PAYS
REBUKE USURPATION
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
The Joy Riders
YELLOW JOURNALISM
Arizona Editor
Public Letter Box
Far and Wide
75 YEARS TO THE GOOD
THEY NEED PRAYERS
PROGRESSING PLAYWRIGHTS
THE CHEAPER CUTS
State Press Echoes
MACHINE SENATORS
ORIENTAL ENTERPRISE
BUILDING WANTED
Another 'Conspiracy' Revealed
Uncle Sam Collector of Stamps
Superstition Still Big Factor
How Taft Flayed the Machine
Errors of Eastern Editors
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
BALK AT COUNCIL'S LIGHTING DEMANDS
DEVELOPED SINCE THEN
Arrowhead Hot Springs
STEWART-WHIFFEN TICKET INDORSED
One of Clever Entertainers at the Bristol Pier Cafe
MACHINE CANDIDATE IS CURRY SAYS DR. PARDEE
A FACER FOR THE PRINCE
NATIVE SONS OFF TO LAKE TAHOE SESSION
WE ARE SURE OF IT
ATTEMPTS MURDER; THEN KILLS SELF
ADVERTISING CHIEF ON SEARCH FOR NEW IDEAS
JUDGE MONROE TO ATTEND CLASS REUNION AT HARVARD
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NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
PASADENA
PASADENA Y. W. C. A. ASKS HELP IN RAISING FUNDS
WOMEN TO LEAVE FOR CONVENTION IN ST. LOUIS
DOG POISONING STIRS THE HUMANE SOCIETY
PASADENA SPORTS
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
BUILDING PERMITS
VENICE
FIRST COLLISION OCCURS ON THE VENICE RAILWAY
YOUNG MEN ENLIST AS ARMORY IS COMPLETED
MINISTER ORDAINED BY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
GIVE MUSICAL
FORMER IOWANS TO MEET
RETURNED TO POMONA
SANTA ANA
FIGHT TO SECURE BAIL FOR ALLEGED MURDERER
JAPANESE WINS AGAIN
LINCOLN-ROOSEVELT CLUB GIVES CANDIDATES ITS O.K.
WOMAN AND CHILD LEFT ON UNINHABITED ISLAND
CONSERVATION BILL TO BE UP BEFORE STATEHOOD
KILLED IN QUARREL
FIVE HURT IN AUTO CRASH
LOCAL SWIMMERS WILL MEET IN VENICE POOL
RUSSIA MAKES INQUIRY ABOUT HEBREW DRUGGISTS
ADMITS HIS FRIENDSHIP WITH THE GUGGENHEIMS
HIGH TEHACHAPI ALTITUDE KILLS SON OF SUPERVISOR
CONSUL GENERAL'S BODY RETURNED FOR BURIAL
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BIBLICAL INSTRUCTION
THE WEATHER
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MAKES JELLY FROM PLANTS OF DESERT
PAUL REVERE'S GREAT GRANDSON IS DEAD
WOMAN LEAPS INTO SEINE TO ESCAPE HER HUSBAND
LEPER 3 DIE FROM DRINK
NEBRASKANS WILL PICNIC
MAINE SOCIETIES WILL FROLIC
CUMNOCK GRADUATES PLAY 'MICE AND MEN'
INCUBATOR MAKER MAY MOVE HIS PLANT HERE
U. OF C. PREP HOLDS CLASS DAY EXERCISES
CITY PUTS $500 ON HEAD OF MURDERER OF BROOKS
YOUTHFUL SPEAKER ON PRISON REFORM VICTOR
ANTI-SALOON MOVEMENT IS WIDELY ADVERTISED
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR THE HISTORICAL BUILDING
ORATORS COMPETE IN ST. VINCENT'S COLLEGE
DESPONDENT FAWN IN N. Y. ZOO IS A SUICIDE
NEW SHOPPING IDEA
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