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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 298, 26 July 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CRIPPEN AND GIRL ARRESTED ABOARD SHIP IS REPORT
GOVERNMENT SUES TO RECOVER TIMBER LAND
CHILD FALLS 35 FEET; ESCAPES GREAT INJURY
PICK UP BLAZING HOUSE
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
ENGINE STRIKES AUTO; 3 KILLED; 2 INJURED
JACK ABERNATHY'S SON OVERCOME BY HEAT
CHARGES ALDRICH INCREASED TARIFF TO BOOM STOCKS
ARREST 76 IN RIOT OF STRIKING STREET CAR MEN
NEBRASKA COUNTY OPTION IS FIGHT OF DEMOCRACY
PERU CABINET SPLIT ON BOUNDARY DISPUTE
Iowa's Chief Executive Who Will Fight Criminal Libel Indictment
GOV. CARROLL TO FIGHT CONVICTION
LONG BEACH LADS REACH HARBOR ALMOST STARVED
MOMUS FIRE OUT
CANCELLATION OF CHARTER IS ASKED
OIL TANK EXPLOSION DESTROYS RIVER STEAMER
JAPAN'S YANKEE ADMIRAL WEDS AUTHOR'S DAUGHTER
BANK'S SHORTAGE REACHES $600,000; CASHIER MISSING
941 JEWS DRIVEN OUT OF CITIES OF RUSSIA
TWO BROTHERS AGED 39 MEET FOR FIRST TIME
ENDS LIFE BECAUSE HE RESEMBLED DEAD MAN
ADMIRAL LOCKER DEAD
MUSIC INDUCES GIRL GUMMAKERS TO STRIKE
FIVE SERIOUSLY INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
WILL BUILD MONUMENT TO REVOLUTIONARY FINANCIER
WASHINGTON STATE NAVAL MILITIA IS AT BAY CITY
COLORADO SWEPT BY FOREST FIRES
LETTERS TO AID G.O.P. CAMPAIGN
COURT MARTIAL TO HEAR CHARGES AGAINST SMITH
GAYNOR REGULATIONS CHECK LIQUOR TRAFFIC
4 NEW BOATS TO MAKE SAN PEDRO
EARTHQUAKE STOPS WORK IN COAL MINE
REVOLUTIONISTS LOSE IN PUERTO CORTEZ ATTACK
GARFIELD MAKING PLATFORM FIGHT
FORMER MAYOR IS SLAIN WITH BOMB
540 PER CENT GROWTH AT OKLAHOMA CITY
FISHERIES CASE AT THE HAGUE NEAR COMPLETION
TO HOLD FIRST OF SERIES OF AEROPLANE MATINEES
BAY CITY JAPANESE IS SEIZED ON U. S. WARRANT
CORN TAKES SUDDEN JUMP ON CHICAGO EXCHANGE
PROGRESSIVE MONTANAN TO MEET COL. ROOSEVELT
WILL GUARD EVIDENCE IN THE HOME OF RAWN
MISTAKEN DEATH REPORT
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THIEF LOOTS ROOMS; OCCUPANTS ARE ABSENT
PIONEER THEATER MANAGER IS DEAD
Harry C. Wyatt, Pioneer Theatrical Manager, Who Died Late Yesterday
HEAVY FOG HOLDS PRESIDENT'S BOAT
FORMER ANGELENO SHOT AT PORTLAND
CAPTURE NEGRO WHO SHOT WIFE AND MOTHER-IN-LAW
MILITIA ON CRUISE
TO GO TO ANNAPOLIS
GRANGES MADE IN NATIONAL FORESTS
MACHINIST RECEIVES DECORATION FOR HEROISM
DIES FROM INJURIES RECEIVED IN COLLISION
ENGINEER SUBMITS PLAN FOR RAISING THE MAINE
BURY MASONIC LEADER
EXECUTIVE OFF FOR EUROPE
PLAN BIG ANNEXATION
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES SUDDENLY AT CORONADO
CANOE UPSETS; 2 GIRLS DROWN IN NIAGARA RIVER
CITE CORPORATION MEN FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT
BROKER WILL TESTIFY IN PATTEN COTTON POOL CASE
BOY LEADER OF THIEVES CONFESSES TO ROBBERIES
DENY NEW TRIAL TO MAN SENTENCED FOR 10 YEARS
HOLDS MATCH TO SHELL LOSES SEVERAL FINGERS
BEES CAUSE LOSS OF LIFE
SHAKE COINS IN BURLAP BAGS TO GET GOLD INGOTS
GLENDORA PEOPLE TO VOTE ON ROAD
——— NATIVE SONS ARE TO HOLD BIG BARBECUE
PATENTS GRANTED TO ! SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
ALLEGED FORGER EXTRADITED
POSTER PASTER ARRESTED
Arrowhead Spring*
LABORERS' RAISE IN PAY OPPOSED
LOS ANGELES RAILROAD MAN AGAIN IS PROMOTED
INSTITUTION NEEDS MONEY
Personal Mention
Society
Lillian Penelope Sistye, Vocalist at Pennsylvania Reunion This Evening
COMPLAINS OF TREATMENT FROM HOSPITAL ATTENDANT
EMPEROR TO GIVE AUDIENCE
EPISCOPALIANS TO OPEN ANNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
RESIDENT OF CITY FOR 47 YEARS PASSES AWAY
CANADIAN TO ATTEMPT NORTHWEST PASSAGE
SERVICE ESTABLISHED ON PHOENIX & BUCKEYE R. R.
Music Notes
ENGINEERS TO INSPECT PATHFINDER DAM PLANS
HOLDS TITLE TO LAND IN HEART OF DENVER INVALID
SUFFERS ACCIDENT THAT MAY CAUSE BLINDNESS
BOY AT PICNIC WITH MOTHER DROWNS IN RIVER
GREEK IS ARRESTED ON HOLDUP CHARGE
DISTRIBUTE MANY TROUT
GO PER CENT FOR PEOPLE'S MUTUAL
MARRIAGE RESULTS FROM EXCURSION STEAMER FIRE
ATTEMPT TO HYPNOTIZE SELF CAUSES COLLAPSE
LOS ANGELES OSTEOPATH TO TRY LORENZ OPERATION
MURDERER CHEATS THE HANGMAN BY SUICIDE
MAKES WEDDING TRIP IN CUSTODY OF OFFICER
ENGLISH SCHEME INSURES AGAINST RAINY HOLIDAYS
THINK MURDER PLOT
SEVERE ELECTRIC STORM IN ARIZONA
MINISTER SUGGESTS MEN REMOVE COATS IN CHURCH
FIRE DESTROYS TOWN OF WADSWORTH; LOSS $5,000
ROOF GARDEN FOR CATS
From Mines and Oil Fields
LOS ANGELES MEN PLAN TO CONSOLIDATE CLAIMS
BISBEE COALITION GETS MACHINERY EQUIPMENT
READY TO SPUD IN
I ' l ■ , ,1 [ MINING QUOTATIONS assaa-a-a— i
OPERATORS AT LONOAK HAVE FAITH IN FIELD
m.m — PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
PHELPS-DODGE EARNINGS SPEAK WELL FOR COPPER
ENGLISH CO. RECORDS SALE AT COALINGA i
.HEROKEE SHAFT ON THE i ATLANTA IS UNWATERED] '
Citrus Fruit Report
TEXAS-ARIZONA ORDERS SUPPLIES AND MACHINERY
Shipping News
SANTA FE IN NORTH MinWAY r_FT<. f.II«.MPR'
DRILL PENETRATES CASING li
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
REPORTS ON CORN DISTURB MARKET
FRUIT MARKET
UNITED STATES BUYS GOLD
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
m.m-LONDON WOOL MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
NEW EGG PRICES POSTED DUE TO WARM WEATHER
NEW YORK COTTON
METAL MARKETS
( COTTON AND WOOL
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SUGAR AND COFFEE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
THERE IS HOPE
BUILDING PERMITS
FAMILIAR HARBINGERS
News of the Courts i i i ■■ mmwsssmms
COUNTY SUPERVISOR SUED FOR $51.500
BOTTA DIVORCE CASE TO BE GIVEN HEARING AUG. 4
PREFERS TREATMENT TO BEING SENT TO ASYLUM
WOODBURY CASE CONTINUED
FIGUEROA ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL; IS NOT SENTENCED
LIEN PLACED TO PROTECT PAYMENT OF MAINTENANCE
SALES OF REALTY RECALL TRAGIC DEATH OF WOMAN
DRIVER'S SUIT AGAINST RAILWAY HEARD IN PART
SANITY EXAMINATION PREVENTED BY ILLNESS
GETS 5 YEARS' PROBATION
ACQUIT CHAMBERMAID
PROBATIONER REPORTS
SUES PACIFIC ELECTRIC
WANTS CUSTODY OF CHILD
FILE DAMAGE SUIT
SETS CASE FOR TRIAL
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM
NEW INCORPORATIONS
ACTRESS TELLS HER MATRIMONIAL WOES
FULLERTON WOMAN SUES FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
THIEVES STEAL TOOLS FROM NEW BUILDING
ELECTRIC ROAD SUED FOR $11,358 BY AGED WOMAN
STANTON StARTS SUIT OVER REAL ESTATE TITLE
ASKS TO ADMINISTER ESTATE
ASK ADMINISTRATION LETTERS
WANTS ESTATE INVESTIGATED
THREE DIVORCES GRANTED
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
SUES FOR MAINTENANCE
TO ASK FOR PROBATION
MAY MORTGAGE CHURCH
RICH WOMAN OBLIGED TO APPEAR IN POLICE COURT
TRUST COMPANY SUES FOR KERKOW CAFE RENT
WATER COMPANY IS SUED FOR FEW SHARES OF STOCK
$1637 JUDGMENT GIVEN AGAINST ELECTRIC ROAD
SOLD LIQUOR TO INDIANS, IS FINED AND SENTENCED
WANTS TO MANAGE ESTATE
WANT TO ADOPT CHILD
FILES AMENDED COMPLAINTS
WISH TO ADOPT CHILD
NEW TRIAL ASKED
ICE CRUSHES SCHOONER
TWO PAY 6EATH PENALTY
Municipal Affairs
BUDGET COMMITTEE TO HOLD OPEN SESSIONS
RESIDENTS ASK THAT GUTTERS BE CLEANED
PROPERTY SOLD FOR STREET ASSESSMENT
TWO WEEKS' PAY ASKED FOR INJURED JANITOR
ASK INCREASE IN PAY FOR BOARD SECRETARY
ASK BILLBOARD'S REMOVAL; FEAR FOOTPADS' RETREAT
ASK REPEAL OF ORDINANCE
CIGARETTE SMOKERS BARRED
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Editorial Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
Flashlight Photograph of Banquet Tendered to Congressman Lloyd of Missouri by Prominent Democrats of Los Angeles Last Evening
SLOGAN OF REVITALIZED DEMOCRACY IS SOUNDED AT BANQUET TO LLOYD
WOMAN TAKEN FROM JAIL BY UNIDENTIFIED MEN
SALOON MEN WILL CONFER ON BREWERYMEN'S STRIKE
RANCHMAN ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF BIGAMY
TEMPERATURE DRIVES THOUSANDS TO BEACHES
MISSIONARY DELEGATE TALKS OF CONFERENCE
Arrowhead Springs
L A. CONVENTION LEAGUE PERFECTS ORGANIZATION
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
OAKS TO TACKLE VILLAGERS TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
LEGG IS STAR OF QUALIFYING ROUND
AMERICAN MARKSMEN ARE WINNERS OF CONTEST
VALMORE LEADS FLEET OF CHICAGO YACHTS IN RACE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
HILDRETH LEADS KEENE !N STRIFE FOR PURSES
Veteran Tennis Player Who Won Longwood Cup Twelfth Time and Westerner Whom He Defeated
M'LOUGHLIN LOSES CHANGES FOR TITLE
SCHOONER SWEETHEART LOSES RACE TO HAWAII BY LESS THAN AN HOUR
BURNS IS 'WILLING' TO BUTTLE FOR 35 PER CENT
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
COUNTRY JAY IS STAR OF GRAND CIRCUIT OPENING
IDLER REACHES PORT 14 HOURS BEHIND WINNER
STAR PACERS WILL BEGIN TOUR TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CHICAGO POLICE CHIEF BARS FILMS OF RENO GO
RIFLE TOURNEY TO BE HELD IN OHIO
SARATOGA STAKES SHOW PROMOTERS' CONFIDENCE
WESTERN LEAGUE
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BELL'S RELATIVES RUSH TO HIS AID
SLIGHT SHOWER FELL IN LOS ANGELES YESTERDAY
m.m BUTTE ENTRIES
MAN TAKING ARISING EXERCISES TWISTS NECK
RACKET FANS LOOK TO NEWPORT FOR CHAMPION
WESTLAKE AND BIMINI PLAY OFF TIE TONIGHT
YACHTS TO TRY AGAIN FOR SEAWANHAKA CUP
PARENT WINS LONG RACE
88 MEN CAUGHT IN RAID PLEAD GUILTY TO CHARGE
CLOUDBURST DAMAGES CROPS
BUSINESS MEN TO DEFEND TEACHER
CHICAGO FACES GENERAL BUILDING TRADES STRIKE
NINETEEN. DEATHS DUE TO HEAT IN NEW YORK
BRITISH CRUISER ON WAY TO BLUE-FIELDS
NEGRO CHAMPION'S AUTO CAUSES FIGHTER TROUBLE
OPERATORS AND MINERS TO END NEGOTIATIONS
THANK PRESS FOR SUPPORT GIVEN ORPHANS' OUTING
PATRICK CALHOUN ASKS DISMISSAL OF INDICTMENT
PASADENA WOMAN ORDERED BY JUDGE TO TRAVEL
POLICE MAKE RAID ON LIQUOR CLUBS
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES TO HOLD CONVENTION
WOODMEN OPEN SESSION
TYPHOID EPIDEMIC ON WARSHIPS OF JAPAN
CHESS CHAMPIONS CONTEST
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Untitled
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND THE HIGHER EDUCATION
Who Owns Alaska?
A MISSIONARY FIELD
MCDONALD'S CANDIDACY
H. C. WYATT
THEIR MISTAKE
ASKING TOO MUCH
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
—* • » STRATEGY
Future of California Agriculture
An Absolutely Noise-proof Room
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
SEVEN BIDS RECEIVED • ON DETENTION HOME
Latest News and Notes in Realm of Politics
COMMITTEE HOLDS BACK APPROVAL
Democrats Thank Herald for Its Successful Work
PINCHOT PLANS TO VISIT OIL FIELDS
REDONDO REGISTRATION SHOWS DEMOCRATIC GAIN
VOTERS ARE TO ORGANIZE GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUB
IDENTIFIES NEGRO AS BURGLAR WHO SHOT HIM
BOARD LISTENS TO NOISE COMPLAINT
SUSPECT IN CUSTODY ON A HOLDUP CHARGE
BIDS OPENED FOR WORK ON FOOTHILL BOULEVARD
OFFICIALS CLAIM STRIKE DEFEATED
MECHANICAL DEFECT CAUSES EXPLOSION OF BATTERY GUN
FORMER KENTUCKIAN DESERTER FROM ARMY
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENANS TO HAVE PICNIC IN LONG BEACH
PASADENA IS READY FOR NEGRO COUNCIL MEETING |
ROOSEVELT DECLINES TO ATTEND MINING CONGRESS
.—■» « » PASADENA BREVITIES
OCEAN PARK
PETITION TRUSTEES TO BUILD MUNICIPAL PIER
ORCHESTRA TO PLAY '
SANTA MONICA
CITIZENS FILE PROTEST AIMED AT ROAD RACE
LOS ANGELES MAN BUYS SANTA MONICA PROPERTY
-.• TWO LADS HOOK SELVES
SANTA ANA
CONSENT NOT SWORN TO; MARRIAGE LICENSE REFUSED
. m~^m RABIES FEARED AT SANTA ANA; SEVERAL DOGS SHOT!
mmm — TO BUILD ARMORY
streets. ... . m c. » MARRIAGE LICENSE
SAN BERNARDINO
PEACEMAKER STABBED TO DEATH; KILLS ASSAILANT
HAULING OF BEAR VALLEY DAM CEMENT COSTS $50-000 !
—• – —• I SANTA FE GETS GUSHER
IDYLLWILD NOTES
m.m-GETS HEN PECK IN EYE
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH CHURCHES TO JOIN IN BIG MEETING
! SECRETARY OF Y. M.C. A. . SCORES SUNDAY SCHOOLS
TO TRY AEROPLANE
j +~mm. ■ i ! LONG BEACH ITEMS
COL CLOFTON'S PROPERTY ATTACHED BY SHERIFF
THE WEATHER
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DECLARES SHE IS HEIR TO MILLIONS
PETITION COUNCIL FOR LOWER TELEPHONE RATES
SWEAR IN MEMBERS OF FEDERAL GRAND JURY
HEARING OF THOMPSON AND WIFE IS CONTINUED
JUSTICE'S DEATH CAUSES SUSPENSION OF CALENDAR
Famous Artists' Model Who Floats About in Aeroplane
MANY STUDENTS ENTER SO. CALIF. UNIVERSITY
RAILROAD CENSURED FOR NEGLIGENCE AFTER FATALITY
HORNING APPEARS IN COURT FOR ARRAIGNMENT
ALLEGED FORGER HELD FOR SUPERIOR COURT
SUSTAINS DEMURRER IN BANKRUPTCY PETITION
COURT CONTINUES CASE OF SARAH E. BUNNELL
PICTURE SHOW MAN FINED
'BILLY' AND HIS FALSE TEETH PROVOKE MIRTH
REVOKE LIQUOR LICENSE OF RESTAURANT OWNER
RAISES $117,000 IN RENO FOR Y. M. C. A. BUILDING
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