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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 306, 3 August 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
INSURGENTS MAKE ALMOST COMPLETE SWEEP IN KANSAS
INSURGENT LEADER WHO LED FORCES TO VICTORY IN KANSAS
HOW REGULARS AND INSURGENTS FARED
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
LONDON FRIENDS RAISE FUND FOR CRIPPEN DEFENSE
STRIKE ON -GRAND TRUNK IS ENDED BY COMMISSIONER
OFFICIAL MEETS DEATH IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK
FORMER JUDGE, 80 YEARS OLD, WEDS STENOGRAPHER
WILL ASK REGULAR ARMY TO FIGHT FIRE
Two Men Sent to Jail as Preliminary to Fight on Light Rate Ordinance
UNITED BY FIRE AFTER 30 YEARS
BOARD MAY ORDER THREE CRUISERS DISCARDED
JURY PRONOUNCES SKELLY GUILTLESS
LEGAL LIGHT RATE WAR OPENS WITH EMPLOYES'ARREST
PRESIDENT APPROVES DISMISSAL OF CAPTAiN
SHOWS KEEPER NEW TRICK; FILCHES KEYS; ESCAPES
BEDRIDDEN FOR YEARS, . WALKS OUT OF HOUSE
MOTHER POISONS TWO CHILDREN AND SELF
BISHOP SAYS JAPAN IS FRIENDLY TO AMERICA
WESTERN PACIFIC MAKES TIME SCHEDULE PUBLIC
SETTLERS WILL OBTAIN VAST ACREAGE IN WEST
$15,000,000 TAXES DODGED IS CLAIM
TRIP ON ATLANTIC LINER ENLIVENED BY HORSE SHOW
DROUTH CURTAILS GOLDPRODUCTION IN ALASKA
FARMER BOYS WANTED ON NEW YORK'S POLICE FORCE
CROP YIELD OF COUNTRY WILL EQUAL ALL RECORDS
Narrow Shoulders Broad Chest Is the Latest Men's Style
RAILWAY MEN RESENT CRITICISM OF BUREAU
CHICAGO CENSUS SHOWS DECREASE IN SALOONS
TAFT-ROOSEVELT MEETING? NOT HERE, SAYS GRISCOM
PARTY'S LEADERS AFTER BALLINGER
GOVERNMENT BEGINS SUIT AGAINST LAND GRABBERS
TRAMPS SHOOT FARMER; POSSES SCOUR COUNTRY
ENDS QUARREL IN SALOON WITH DOUBLE KILLING
AVIATORS WILL COMPETE IN BOMB-TOSSING TESTS
HE KISSED'THE COOK
NEW BRONZE DOORS AT CAPITOL ARE COMPLETE
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GOVERNOR SCORES VAN LIEW VERDICT
Actress Who Is Presenting Clever War Time Playlet at Los Angeles
CALIFORNIA GRAPEVINES SUFFER FROM PARALYSIS
DIPLOMATS SUBMIT CASE. OF CLAIMS TO NEW KING
The Theaters
HARVEY SAYS HE WROTE TRUTH ABOUT ROOSEVELT
GOES TO TEXAS
FLEET IN KOREAN WATERS
BALLINGER CALLS STORY OF RETIREMENT ABSURD
RESCUER'S POCKET IS PICKED; LOSS IS $100
FRENCH CRUISER ARRIVES
RETURN JOSEPH WENDLING TO KENTUCKY FOR TRIAL
JUDGE'S WIDOW DIES
REVEAL ANILINE DYE IN ICE CREAM CORNUCOPIAS
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NEW CARS READY ON ANGEL'S FLIGHT
ASKS SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT RECOVERED
AUNT SIGNS BOND, AND STUTZKE IS RELEASED
PRONOUNCES DEATH OF MRS. McNULTY ACCIDENTAL
FIRES SHOT AT MAN WHO ' OFFERS HELP CRANK AUTO
Side and End Views of New Cars Installed as Part of Reconstructed Angel's Flight Incline Railway
PASADENAN IS ELECTED AT NURSES' CONVENTION
V.M.C. A. GRADE AND HIGH SCHOOL TO OPEN SEPT. 12
SECRETARIES DENY THEY REFUSE TO MEET PEOPLE
PARTY LEADERS CONFER . AT MACKINAC ISLAND
UNITED STATES DEBT IS REDUCED TO $1,296,436,833
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PROBE DEATH OF TWO IN HARBOR
THEATRICAL MAN STILL IN DANGER OF ARREST
SUIT FOR $20,000 MAY BE STARTED FOR TAXES
ATTORNEYS WILL VISIT VENTURA FOR ARGUMENT
PROF. BUEHNER HAS BODY OF CHILD INTERRED HERE
GO ON VACATIONS
Ardis Olds, Young Pupil Who Will Play First Piano at Recital Today
CONSERVATORY TO HOLD MIDSUMMER RECITAL
DR. PRICE SECURES BAIL • WHILE AWAITING TRIAL
SENATORS TO SEARCH FRAUD CASE PROCEDURE
NEGRESS IN MAN'S SUIT HELD ON ARSON CHARGE
MR. AND MRS. E. WILSON WILL MAKE WORLD TOUR
HOW IT LOOKS TO A HORSE
Mrs. Bertha Hirsch Baruch, Who Has Returned from Summer in Berkeley
Society
WOMAN ASKS ANNULMENT OF MARRIAGE AND COIN
Arrowhead Spring*
PRINCE'S TRIP CAUSES CHINESE CRITICISM
THE QUALITY OF MERCY
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REVENUE CUTTER WRECKED ON REEF
SONS OF ST. GEORGE OPEN SESSIONS OF GRAND LODGE
NVESTIGATE CHARGES OF SELLING INDIAN LANDS
WHY THEY WERE ATTENTIVE
WOMAN VIEWS ACCUSED BIGAMIST-IS NOT SPOUSE
CALIFORNIA INVENTORS ARE GRANTED PATENTS
MEXICANS MUST TOG UP TO ATTEND CELEBRATION
COMPANIES WAR ON FIRE BOARD RULING
GOOD ROADS BONDS MEET DEFEAT IN CONTRA COSTA
SUCH A SIMPLE SENTENCE, TOO
CONTINUES HEARING OF SAN RAFAEL WATER CASE
CRIPPEN EDUCATED BY SACRIFICES OF MOTHER
ASKS DIVORCE ON GROUND OF CRUELTY; DECREE DENIED |
EASTERI RAILWAY MUST EXPLAIN RATE INCREASE
AERO CLUB WILL PERMIT AVIATION MEETINGS HERE —:
DOG DISCOVERS BODIES OF 3 BOYS UNDER SAND
MORE SHEEP PERMITTED IN BEARTOOTH PRESERVE
RUMOR OF PLOT TO KILL PRESIDENT OF VENEZUELA
Shipping News
DURHAM'S VICTIMS HAVE j A CHANCE TO RECOVER'
U. S. SENATOR ROOT ARGUES FISHERIES CASE AT HAGUE
MINING QUOTATIONS
PRICES OF METALS , IN NEW YORK MARKET
BUILDING PERMITS
METAL MARKETS
BARTENDER SHOOTS AND KILLS A SALOON MAN
TRUSTWORTHY
TO BOOST LOS ANGELES AT FRATERNAL CONGRESS
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
ABUNDANT RAINS BUOY UP MARKET
NEW YORK STOCKS
SUGAR AND COFFEE
BENEATH HIS NOTICE
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
$3,000,000 LONDON GOLD FOR AMERICAN MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
BUTTER MEN PREDICT ADVANCE IN PRICES
COTTON AND WOOL
Citrus Fruit Report
NEW YORK COTTON
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
CHICAGO LIVE BTOCK
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
DRY WEATHER INCREASES THE PRICE OF BUTTER
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News of the Courts
GRANTS WIFE $3000 TO LIVE ON UNTIL OCT. 4
CLAIMS $10,000 DAMAGES FROM RAILWAY COMPANY
SUES TO DETERMINE CLAIM AGAINST HER PROPERTY
RENT COLLECTOR SUES ESTATE OF BALDWIN
ADMITS GUILT IN PASSING OF WORTHLESS CHECK
CHURCH FILES PETITION
CHURCH MORTGAGES PROPERTY
RAILROAD LOSES LAWSUIT BECAUSE OF HORSESHOE
FILES SUIT CHARGING VIOLATION OF AGREEMENT
CORPORATIONS NOW WAIT FOR DECISION ON LICENSE
TWENTY-THREE QUALIFY AS JURORS FOR AUGUST
NEW INCORPORATIONS
DISMISS CASE OF DENTIST
FILES DAMAGE SUIT
ACCUSE NEGRO OF MURDER
Municipal Affairs
5-CENT FARES WANTED ON TWO RAILWAY LINES
MAYOR RETURNS TO APPROVE CITY PAYROLL
BONDS TO BE INSURED WHEN SENT TO NEW YORK
PROVIDES FUNDS FOR PAVING CROSS WALKS
AVERS HEWITT FAVORS GARBBAGE CONTRACTOR
CITY COUNCIL PLANS FOR TWO CITY HALLS
RESTAURANT LICENSES ALL VOID, IS RULING
BUILDINGS ON MUD FLAT MUST BE FIRE PROOF
THREE ORDERED DEPORTED
FINES BOUT PROMOTER
Arrowhead Spring"
SHERIFF GIVES FIGUEROA INTO STATE'S CUSTODY
COURT GRANTS CONTINUANCE
PRELIMINARY HEARING IN BAD CHECK CASE
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Editorial Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
TO FINISH HARBOR ROAD NEXT YEAR
OHIO MAYOR COMING
Photographs Showing How Elysian Park Hill Is Being Cut Down and Progress of Construction on the City's New Buena Vista Street Bridge
RAILWAY AND CITY ARE RUSHING WORK
DENIES WIDER SECRETED ANY STOLEN SECURITIES
EXAS GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE RACE RIOTS
LAND DEALERS ACCUSE WOMAN OF SWINDLING
ARRAIGN ACCUSED NEGRO CHARGED WITH MURDER
STRIKE BREAKERS ARE STONED BY RAILWAY MEN
Personal Mention
MINTS COINED TOTAL OF $607,600 DURING MONTH
HORSE OWNER SHOOTS DISAPPEARING THIEF
U. S. ENGINEER ARRIVES TO RELIEVE ILL OFFICER
SAN FRANCISCO CHINESE URGE AMERICAN BOYCOTT
CONDEMNING OF OLD CITY i CEMETERY LONG PROCEEDING
HEARS HABEAS CORPUS IN CASE OF WOODBURY
DETECTIVE MOFFATT IS NOW EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
MAYOR WANTS COUNCIL TO ACT ON FERRY QUESTION
TAILOR ATTEMPTS SUICIDE BY TAKING STRYCHNINE
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH IN SHAFT OF ELEVATOR
CHARGES FALSE PRETENSE IN OBTAINING MONEY
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
ANGELS FIND HORSEHOES DROPPED ON LEAVING HOME AND TRIM VERNON
SAN FRANCISCO ARTIST TO ENTER PRIZE RING
BIG CHUNK OF COAL IS AFTER JOHNSON'S HONORS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
SEATON EASY FOR OAKS; BEAVERS ARE SHUT OUT
AMERICAN LEAGUE
COURT AFFIRMS DECISION AGAINST FRISCO GAMBLER
LEAGUE LEADERS BREAK INTO SENATORS' STREAK
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BLIND MAN IS ARDENT FAN AT ABILENE DIAMOND
TURF GOSSIP
POLO MATCHES POSTPONED
FREE USE OF OXYGEN IS KEEPING JOE GANS ALIVE
GEERS CELEBRATES HIS RECOVERY BY WINNING
BIMINI BEATS WESTLAKE IN WATER POLO CONTEST
THE PONY AND THE FENCE
LANG DECLARES HE MAY BEAT KETCHEL IN PUNCH
McFARLAND MAY BATTLE GOODMAN IN METROPOLIS
SCULPTOR SUES JOHNSON FOR WORK ON BRONZE CAST
WOULD ORGANIZE FIGHT PROMOTERS
CORBETTS 'UNKNOWN' IS BIG MISSOURI FARMER
NINETEEN ARE ENTERED IN ALLROUNDJCHAMPIONSHIP
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VARIETY OF PLAY IN BEACH TOURNEY
Virginia Courts at Long Beach, Where Southern California Champion Tournament Is Being Held
BUNDY-HENDRICK WIN FIRST MATCH
BOWLING
CYCLIST AT SALT LAKE . SMASHES MILE RECORD
NEW YORK RACING ENDS NEXT MONTH, SAYS RUMOR
ENGLISH MINT PREPARES COINAGE FOR NEW REIGN
Amateur Notes
WATER WITH CHARCOAL PRESERVES CUT FLOWERS
NEW COUNTRY CLUB FOR LONG BEACH SPORTSMEN
CHURCHMEN KILL BEES BUT SET EDIFICE AFIRE
WIDOW WILL FILE SUIT FOR SHARE OF ESTATE
WEST POINTERS RESENT CORSET-WEARING STORY
WATER PIPE BREAKS, FLOODS THEATER STAGE
MAY CALL REV. G. H. LEHIGH TO LONG BEACH CHURCH
TREASURES IN WASH TUB
LONG BEACH NOTES
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Untitled
TARIFF DISTINCTIONS
MORE HYPOCRISY
Me and Bill
OUR LAND VALUES
IN MY GARDEN
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Public Letter Box
Increasing Foreign Commerce
In the Wrong Envelope
Hearst's Scandal Mongering
Not Entirely a Paradise
"Tus" Eldridge's Snap
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
SACRAMENTO'S PORULATIN 44,696, GAIN 0F 15,414
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
LEAGUE WORKERS REPORT PROGRESS
EDITOR SAYS STANTON RENDERED WORLD SERVICE
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES TO SPEAK AT REDLANDS
BAY CITY MAN SEEKS OFFICE OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
TEMPERATURE AT EL PASO REACHES 101 DEGREES
MAN FREEZES TO DEATH WITH MERCURY AT 105
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
CURRY IS CONFIDENT HE WILL LAND NOMINATION
PORTIUNCULA FEAST IS CELEBRATED BY MASSES
JUDGE MUST SENTENCE MEXICAN SLAYER AGAIN
CHILD FIRES CLOTHES AND BURNS TO DEATH
RESTRICTION REMOVED ON WATER IN WALNUT DITCHES
TILTON SHARES PROFITS WITH THOSE IN EMPLOY
SANTA ANA CITIZENS GREET HIRAM JOHNSON
DENIES HOLY SEE ADOPTED CONCILIATORY ATTITUDE
CHILDREN AND MEN FALL INTO STREAM OF VITRIOL
AERO CLUB SANCTIONS HARVARD AVIATION MEET
OPERATION BY ANGELENO IS PROVING SUCCESSFUL
ENGLISH LORDS AMEND WORDING OF KING'S OATH
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
COUNCIL OF PASADENA SHELVES LIGHTING BID
PASADENA COMPROMISES SUIT FOR THOROUGHFARE
MT. WILSON SCIENTISTS PREPARE FOR SESSION
PASADENA BREVITIES i
BOY TOUCHES LIVE WIRE WHILE CLIMBING TREE
MARRIAGE LICENSES
NEGRO ODD FELLOWS CONVENE AT RIVERSIDE
LONG BEACH WANTS A ONE-PHONE SYSTEM
RUNS INTO POLE
NEW ALARM SYSTEM
SAN BERNARDINO
WINE INTERESTS PLAN TO MAKE A TEST CASE
9279 SCHOOL CHILDREN SHOWN BY THE CENSUS
BUILDING PERMITS FOR POMONA REACH $715-000
CO. D, N. G. C, PREPARES FOR ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT
TWENTY-ACRE ORANGE GROVE SELLS FOR $50,000
RAILROAD BUILDS DITCH TO PRESERVE ROADBED
P. O. RECEIPTS SHOW GAIN
BEAUMONT CITIZENS PICNIC
VENICE
DOG CATCHER EXTENDS ACTIVITY TO RODENTS
POLICE CHIEF ACCUSES OFFICER AT OCEAN PARK
ENGAGE NEWSPAPER MAN TO BOOST BAY DISTRICT
BANKER PLANS TO ERECT SEVERAL DWELLING HOUSES
REPORTS REGULAR ARMY OFFICER SERIOUSLY ILL
TO ESTABLISH NIGHT SCHOOL
LONG BEACH
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES QUICKLY RAISE $6500
FEAST OF ORATORY AND WIT AT BAPTIST BANQUET
LONG BEACH FINDS ROOMS FOR VISITORS
FINDS MESSAGE IN BOTTLE
THE WEATHER
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ROOSEVELT SEES MINERS AT HOME
SCOTCH SHIP GOODS TO AMERICA TO BE MADE UP
SAN DIEGO ATTORNEYS WAR IN FIREBUG CASE
VETERANS WILL ELECT AT SACRAMENTO TODAY
RECOVER BODY IN COLUMBIA
200 FISHERMEN DROWNED
MINERS MAY JOIN NEW LABOR UNION
HONG KONG MAKES GAINS IN TOBACCO INDUSTRY
ITALY'S TERM EXPIRES, AND CHARLTON IS SAFE
CHANCES TO SHOW AMERICAN GOODS
AMERICANS ESTABLISH BREWERY AT HONGKONG
CHILE OFFERS MARKET FOR BUILDING MATERIALS
A NATURAL* INFERENCE
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