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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 308, 5 August 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LENEVE WOMAN IS LOYAL TO CRIPPEN; REFUSES COUNSEL
Great Citrus Crop of 50,000 Carloads Will Beat Record
YACHT FINALLY MAKES PORT WITH ALL WELL
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
COLONEL NELSON RUBS KANSAS AND IOWA INTO TAFT
TRUSTS CHIEF PERIL OF U. S.,* DECLARES EDUCATOR
Vice President J. S. Sherman, Who Figures in Gore's Bribery Charges
LAWLOR UNFITTED, FICKERT CHARGES
DIVER LOSES LIFE HUNTING TORPEDO
FINE NEGLECTFUL ARMY LIEUTENANT
GREAT WAR INEVITABLE, „SAYS JAPANESE SCHOLAR
SANTA CLARA COLLEGE REPORTS QUAKE RECORD
GORE IN BRIBE CHARGE INQUIRY SAYS TEMPTER DECLARED SHERMAN INTERESTED IN INDIAN LAND DEAL
URGES COINING OF TWO AND HALF CENT PIECE
GENERAL WOOD RECEIVES PRESIDENT'S ARMY POLICY
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY OF ZENGER'S ACQUITTAL
WILL USE TAXICABS
MUTILATED BODY FOUND IN CANYON
ITALY MAKES DEMAND FOR CHARLTON'S EXTRADITION
STANDPATTER NOMINATED
COURT EXPOUNDS LAWS FOR ALIENS
ESTATE OF MILLIONAIRE TRANSFERRED TO TRUSTEES
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REVOLT IN SPAIN ALARMS MINISTRY
VENEZUELAN REGULATIONS HAMPER AMERICAN TRADE
TWO DIE IN AVALANCHE
Prominent Figures in Church and State Struggle Which Has Reached Crisis and Threatens Revolution
BELIEVE WENDLING WILL BREAK DOWN AND CONFESS
GRAPE CROP AT RHEIMS FAILS: CHAMPAGNE SCARCE
NEW FIRM WILL TAKE OVER WHALER'S SHIPS
CARS IN CHICAGO HURT 326 PERSONS IN MONTH
ORDER SECOND VENIRE IN LEE O'NEIL BROWNE CASE
TARPEY TO REPRESENT CALIFORNIA IN MEXICO
EMIGRANTS TO CANADA EXCEED THE IMMIGRANTS
L C. SMITH & BROS. WIN WORLD'S RECORD
CHINA ORDERS CRUISERS FOR TRAINING VESSELS
ALLIANCE WITH RUSSIA PLEASING TO JAPANESE
MAN ATTACKED BY A FOX KILLS ANIMAL
VETERAN TELEGRAPHER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS DEAD
OILER CRUSHED TO DEATH
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Declares He Has Opposed Big At
INVESTMENT COMPANY REPORTS LARGE LOSS
FORMER SANTA ANAN IS KILLED BY EXPLOSION
COLIN STEWART, WHO KILLED HIMSELF IN A CROWN CITY HOTEL
SEAS SWEEP ON ROLPH, AND CREW LEAVES SHIP
SHOOTS MAN. KILLS WIFE AND ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
JAPAN PLANNING TO ENLARGE ITS NAVY
HAIL STORM DAMAGES FRUiT IN NEW JERSEY
a . a ROCKEFELLER SERVED IN A $550,000 SUIT
TRAINS MEET HEAD-ON, AND PASSENGERS ARE HURT
RICH PASADENAN TAKES OWN LIFE
CANNON REFUSES TO DISCUSS ELECTIONS
SAGE FOUNDATION TO ESTABLISH NEW HOTEL
POLICE HUNTING FOR MISSING CONTRACTOR
364.463 POPULATION, IS REPORT ON CINCINNATI
AIR EXPLOSION KILLS MAN
PRINCE INJURED BY FA^fe
CHANGES PLACE OF FLYING MEET
FIRE SWEEPS BUSINESS SECTION OF MILPITAS
FORMOSAN TRIBES MAKE DESPERATE RESISTANCE
PILE COTTON MOUNTAIN HIGH ON NEW YORK PIERS
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Society
Mrs. Harold Fletcher Elliot, Who Is Entertaining Guest from North
Personal Mention
LIGHTNING ENDS THREE LIVES
The Theaters
PRESIDENT TO DEDICATE MEMORIAL TO PILGRIMS
PASSENGER TRAIN KILLS FIVE ON HIGH BRIDGE
BALLINGER AGAIN DENIES REPORT HE WILL RESIGN
ITALIAN SLAIN IN A DUEL ON WHARF
PARALYSIS KILLS BABIES AND PUZZLES PHYSICIANS
FASSET MAKES PLEA FOR MERCHANT MARINE
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS ELECT NEW OFFICERS
NEVADA SUPREME COURT BLOCKS McKIM DIVORCE
MAYOR GAYNOR HEARS CASE IN NIGHT POLICE COURT
MOTORMAN IS INJURED IN WORK TRAIN WRECK
WILSON WILL APPROVE DEFICIT TO FIGHT FIRE
PRIEST ARMING BASQUES; TROOPS SENT TO DISTRICT
REDUCED DEFICIT PLEASES HITCHCOCK
NEW YORK FACES ANOTHER GENERAL CLOTHING STRIKE
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO
PHILADELPHIA BALLOON MAKES 310-MILE FLIGHT
WEDS HIS STENOGRAPHER BEFORE TRIAL IS OPENED
MILLIONAIRE G. L SCHLIER • DIES SUDDENLY AT BEACH
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
ECHOES FROM OIL FIELDS SHOW BIG PRODUCTION
STRIKE ON THE BAILEY NEAR CACTUS- SPRINGS
GREENE CANANEA RECORD SHOWS INCREASED OUTPUT
MIDWAY NORTHERN OIL CO. WELL IS GUSHING
VALUABLE STEAMER SAVED BY FUEL OIL IN HARBOR
DIVIDENDS PAID BY OIL PRODUCING COMPANIES
WISE COURSE TO PURSUE IN BUYING OIL STOCKS
YAQUI MINE SMELTER SOON TO BE IN ACTION
j [ MINING QUOTATIONS j
BOSTON MINING STOCKS
METAL MARKETS
TAKE TREE CENSUS
Polly and the Magic Goose: A Modern Fairy Story
Limerick.
Who is He?
CONUNDRUMS.
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
TRADERS ITCH CROPS IN WEST
NEW YORK COTTON
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
COTTON AND WOOL
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
25,000 BAGS OF BEANS
HIGHER TONE PREVAILS FOR BUTTER AND EGGS
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Citrus Fruit Report
FRUIT MARKET
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
WOODMEN WILL RUN IN MARATHON RACE
DOORKEEPER ARRESTED FOR ADMITTING MINOR
WANTED IN OREGON
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I GIVE HER SLAP' ADMITS HUSBAND
BUFFALO BILL IS COMING FOR HIS FAREWELL VISIT
UNION WATER CASE CONTINUES
PROF. E. G. BOTTA, MAESTRO WHO ASKS DECREE OF DIVORCE
DAYLIGHT BURGLAR ROBBING RESIDENCES
JEWISH ORPHANS' HOME THANKS FIRE FIGHTERS
ASK $600,000 DAMAGES FROM ASSOCIATED OIL CO.
' WANTS BIG DAMAGES
WATER CO. FILES SUIT
COURT ADMITS CITIZENS
News of the Courts
HALF HOUR OF TRIAL; THEN PRISON SENTENCE
RECEIVES SENTENCE OF DEATH FOR SECOND TIME
PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ISSUING BOGUS CHECK
CLAIMS $25-000 DAMAGES FOR BRUISED FEELINGS
NEW INCORPORATIONS
SUES FOR LARGE SUM
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED
Municipal Affairs
THREATENS TO ENJOIN GARBAGE CONTRACTOR
LIQUOR DEALERS RUSH TO FILE APPLICATIONS
BOARD TRIES TO FIRE A FIREMAN WHO FIRED SELF
APPLICANTS TOO SHORT FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT
TELEPHONE FIRE ALARMS MAY BE IN EVERY HOME
BUILDING PERMITS
Shipping News
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Editorial Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
TO RENEW FIGHT on DIAZ' REGIME
L. A. RAILWAY MAY ABANDON LINE TO RIVER STATION
Mexican Liberals at Arcade Station on Their Return from Prison and View of Crowd Which Gathered There to Extend Them a Welcome
LOS ANGELES MAY -GET WORLD'S PEACE CONGRESS
WOMAN RUN DOWN AND KILLED BY A TRAIN
MINISTER ASKS HEART TROUBLE TREATMENT
ARIZONANS WILL MEET AT BEACH AND BANQUET
INTOXICATED MEXICAN TERRIFIES PEDESTRIANS
TEACH CHILDREN LOCAL HISTORY, SAYS MISS FOY
TWO WORKINGMEN SUFFER LOSS OF HOMES BY FIRE
GALBRAITH BROUGHT BACK
WAR ON CORPORATION MUST STOP, SAYS COURT
RELEASED ON BAIL IN STOCK SALE CASE
MAN JUMPS 12 FEET WHEN LANDLADY SAYS 'BULLS'
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
ANGELS GO TO PIECES IN FOURTH ACT AND VERNON HOOKS BIG END OF SCORE
WESTERN LEAGUE
Virginia Tennis Courts at Long Beach Where Southern Championship Tourney Is Being Held
GAME WON BY DAKS IS PROTESTED BY M'GREDIE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Arrowhead Sprint*
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
SEALS BEAT SENATORS IN UNINTERESTING GAME
ANOTHER NEAR CHAMPION IS SLIPPED THE HOOK
WOLGAST IS WILLING TO MEET PACKY M'FARLAND
VIRGINIA TOURNEY NEARING FINALS
GRIDIRON SCOUTS GETTING ANXIOUS
MELVILLE LONG TO MEET HALL IN OMAHA FINALS
HAZEL HOTCHKISS IN NORTHERN FINALS
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THE SAILORS'SNUG HARBOR
OLAMBALA, FAVORITE FOR HANDICAP, MAKES GOOD
RACING RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GIFTLINE WINS EASILY IN FREE-FOR-ALL RACE
INTEREST IN THE WEEKLY $g L A. R. C SHOOTS GROWING
JOYCE TALKS BASEBALL AND LOSES HIS LICENSE
YALE STAR WILL ENTER FOR ALL ROUND HONORS
TRAVIS SHOWS WINNING FORM AT GLENVfEW CLUB
THOMPSON WINS
MARSHALL WINS ANOTHER
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
THRESHER AND AUTO COMPANIES COMBINE
BOWLING
GANS IS SINKING FAST AND MAY NOT SEE HOME
McGRAW WILL CHANGE HIS TEAM IN NEXT YEAR'S RACE
CLAIM COLORADO GOVERNOR PLOTS AGAINST PINCHOT
Amateur Notes
JAPANESE LACK FUNDS FOR SOUTH POLE QUEST
GRAND TRUNK FAILS TO TAKE BACK TRAINMEN
CRUCE IS DEMOCRATIC CHOICE IN OKLAHOMA
SIX-YEAR-OLD BOY IS ' • FOUND CHAINED TO WA ._
MOTH PEST IN CHICAGO
ITS DEATH BLOW
Untitled
ONE LAW FOR ALL
Still Crumbling
A COMING MARKET
VAN LIEWS CHANCE
Merely in Jest
State Politics
Public Letter Box
THE SOUR MILK COW
A Prayer for Teachers
$10,000,000,000 Against $500,000,000
Back to the States
The Illusion of Clothes
Where 'Sky Dust' Comes From
Roosevelt and the Girls
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
PANAMERICAN CONGRESS VOTES CARNEGIE MEDAL
MAN SUES ANOTHER TO GET POSSESSION OF A CANARY
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
CURRY ATTEMPTS TO UNITE FORCES
FRIENDS GIVE BANQUET TO CONGRESSMAN McLACHLAN
WATTS ORGANIZES A PRECINCT LEAGUE CLUB
LEAGUE ADVISE CARE IN DELEGATION CHOICE
WOMEN ASK EXPLANATION FROM FOUR CANDIDATES
MARSH FLOPS AND NORTON FLAYS HIM
ORGANIZATIONS ARE FORMED
Arrowhead Spring*
LEAGUE LEADERS SPEAK ON CAMPAIGN PROGRESS
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
BOARD NAMES MEMBERS' OF WATER COMMITTEE
MAYOR INSPECTS GROUND FOR LOW BRIDGE PROJECT
MINSTRELS GIVE SHOW MILE ABOVE SEA LEVEL
PIONEER PASADENA WOMAN PASSES AWAY
JAPANESE AT PASADENA MAY SECURE NEW CHURCH
ARRANGE TO PICNIC
NEW ORDINANCE REQUIRED
TRUSTEES OF REDLANDS AGAINST COVERED DITCH
OPPOSE MOVING OF STANDARD'S TANKS
LONG BEACH NOTES
CHURCHES HOLD PICNICS
LONG BEACH
SECRETARY OF MISSION SOCIETY IS PROMOTED
I WOMAN GAZES AT OCEAN STEADILY FOR 7 HOURS
COW BEATER PRAYS FOR DESTRUCTION OF CITY
SURGEONS TRANSFER SKIN FROM CHEEK TO EYELID
DIRECTORS SELECTED BY EL RODEO CLUB
RENTS ROOM; DISAPPEARS. LEAVING COAT AND VEST
WILL DONATE RECEIPTS
'BAREFOOT' LOSES TOOTH
MISTAKE ALMOST FATAL
SAN BERNARDINO
APPOINT HEAD OF BUREAU OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISE
PIONEER MUSIC MASTER HEARS LAST SUMMONS
SONS OF ST. GEORGE HOLD ELECTION OF OFFICERS
JEWISH ORPHAN HOME FATE DECIDED TODAY
SANTA ANA
SANTA ANA WILL BUILD' LARGE CONVENTION HALL
EPWORTH LEAGUE OPENS 16TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE
TO GO TO PORTO RICO ON MISSIONARY WORK
MARRIAGE LICENSES
PAWNSHOP BANDITS .ELUDE DETECTIVES
THIEVES SNATCH PURSE
THE WEATHER
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ENGINEER IS HELD AS COUNTERFEITER
ADAM McLARREN. AGED MAN, UNDER ARREST AS A COUNTERFEITER
RAILROAD DETECTIVE IS SHOT DOWN IN STREET
JAPANESE STEAMER CARRIES AWAY HINDUS
RELEASE MEN IN TEST LIGHT CASE
WOMAN DROPS IN FRONT OF TRAIN AND ESCAPES DEATH
FIVE INJURED IN RIOT FOLLOWING ELECTION
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC SENATOR TO TESTIFY
FIGHT PICTURES AT PEORIA
Remarkable Tropical Birds.
Untitled
Little Johnny Perkins at the Bottom of the Sea.
PUSSY GOT LEFT
111,1,11ea and Answers.
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