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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 313, 10 August 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
COUNCIL ORDERS A FORFEITURE OF RAILWAY RIGHTS
STEAMER GROUNDS WITH 800 ABOARD; ALL SAFE
JURIST KILLED IN ACCIDENT
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
WOMAN TRYING FAST CURE LIES AT POINT OF DEATH
BOSTON LUMBER FIRE CAUSES MILLION LOSS
INDIANS TELL OF MESSAGES URGING SALE OF PROPERTY
PIONEER, NEVER ON BOAT, TRAIN OR CAR, IS DEAD
MAGAZINE BANKRUPT
Mayor of New York Is Victim of Assassin's Bullet
RIDES ENGINE IN WRECKED AUTO
WOMEN WILL ATTEMPT TO BEAT HORSEBACK RECORD
TRAIN HITS AUTO; FIVE ARE KILLED
BIG FISH ALMOST SENDS PARTY OVER NIAGARA FALLS
MOSQUITOES' BITES CAUSE PASTOR TO CUT SERVICES
OIL KING PAYS $5 FINE FOR SPEEDING HIS AUTO
DISCHARGED WATCHMAN, IN REVENGE, FIRES THREE SHOTS AND SERIOUSLY WOUNDS W.J. GAYNOR OF NEW YORK
TRAMP SAVES LIFE OF COMRADE UNDER TRAIN
TEXAS MERCHANTS TO HAVE HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YORK
MOTHER AND BABE DIE
GAME WARDENS CAPTURE FISH POACHERS' CLOTHES
COURT REFUSES LICENSE TO WEALTHY 'SOUSE' CLUB
AVIATORS IN CLOSE CROSS-COUNTRY RUN
ALLEGES PROFESSOR DROWNED
CHARITY CONGRESS OPENED
T.R. AND BOURNE HAVE TALK ON OREGON LAW
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BLAME CONDUCTOR FOR TRAIN WRECK
TWO LOS ANGELES MEN BADLY INJURED IN NORTHERN WRECK
THREE ANGELENOS AMONG THE HURT
WHIZZING AUTO SCOOPS UP WATCH OF MERCHANT
PASTOR SUES FOR SALARY OF $1375
INVITE T. R. TO OPENING OF DEEP DRAINAGE TUNNEL
BURGLAR UNDER 30 YEAR SENTENCE MAKES ESCAPE
UNDERTAKER LOSES LIFE WHILE BATHING IN LAKE
SALVATION ARMY WOMEN ORDERED FROM SALOONS
NEW SPRING IN COLORADO TOWN
REPORT CONDITION IN CORN BELT FAVORABLE
WANTS FRUIT GROWERS TO STANDARDIZE EXPORTATIONS
COAL MERCHANT REPORTS BURGLARS' ANNUAL VISIT
UNITED GERMAN CATHOLIC SOCIETIES ELECT OFFICERS
SAILOR FIGHTS SHARKS UNTIL HE IS RESCUED
IDITAROD DISTRICT IS OVERRUN WITH MINERS
FLOODS IN JAPAN RUIN HUNDREDS OF RESIDENCES
BAIL FOR VALPARAISO
CHILDREN KILL PLAYMATE
BUCKINGHAM, SHOE MAN, DEAD
CONVICTED MURDERER IS GRANTED NEW TRIAL
WORLD CONSERVATION MOVEMENT COLLAPSES
MORSE IN FAIR HEALTH, SAYS PRISON PHYSICIAN
[WOMAN LAWYER ORDERED TO DOFF HAT IN COURT
RAILWAY URGES MEN TO BOOM RAISE IN RATES
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HANGS SELF IN CELL
SAN DIEGO APPROVES WORLD'S FAIR BONDS
MADRIZ REPORTS GENERAL MACIAS' ATTACK REPULSED
CITY CLUB AT BEACH TO HEAR TALK ON CHINESE
TAFT WIRES CONDOLENCES ON DEATH OF COL SCOTT
RE.RATE INSURANCE
REPORT FIRES RAGING IN YELLOWSTONE NATL PK.
POLICE HEAR OF THEFTS AND ATTEMPTED HOLDUP
CITIZENS WILL OPPOSE HARROWING OF STREET
WENDLING OPENS LEGAL BATTLE IN ST. LOUIS
ONE KNIGHT DEAD; 1 HURT IN PARADE
TEXAS DEMOCRATS WELCOME BAILEY
U.S. PROTESTS PROPERTY INVASION IN NICARAGUA
REGULARS AND GUARDSMEN TO CAMP AT ATASCADERO
CROP GROWTH DURING JULY IS UNFAVORABLE
TO EXTEND HILL SYSTEM
DUKE D'ABRUZZI IS COMING TO LECTURE
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CONVICT STRIKER IN TEST OF LAW
BOARD FIXES ARIZONA TAX LEVY AT 70 CENTS
Charming Young Bride-elect Whose Wedding Will Take Place in October
The Theaters
CIVIL SERVICE HAS NEED, OF NEW FISH CULTURIST
NEW CASHIER LEAVES
Club News
Music Notes
IOWANS WILL ASSEMBLE FOR LONG BEACH OUTING
EXPLOSION OF GASOLINE STARTS DRUG STORE FIRE
NEW CLERK ON DUTY
ARROWHK.ID HOT NI'KIMiS
Society
STATE FAIR PROMISES UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS
WARNS TRACT SUBDIVIDERS
SUSPECTED TRAIN WRECKER ARRESTED NEAR FRESNO
Page 5 Advertisements
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
CAMP AT KENNEDY WILL BE STARTED OVER AGAIN
GOVERNMENT WILL EQUIP CRUISER WITH OIL BURNER
PIPE TO TEMPLOR
STARLIGHT STRIKES OIL
PORTERVILLE OVER OIL
SUES ROSAMOND MINE
TONOPAH SHOWS STEADY IMPROVEMENT AT MINES
CO. D.NETS $100 FROM FIRST SHIPMENT OF ORE
SPUDS IN ON 4-11 -23
HOLDS UP COPPER PRICE
METAL MARKETS
NEW PLACER MACHINE
NATIONAL MINES LARGE QUANTITY HIGH GRADE
MAY SAND UP
EXPECTS GOOD NEWS
FOREST SUPERVISORS TO INSTRUCT COUNTY BOARDS
TWO WOMEN TRANSFERRED FROM JAIL TO HOSPITAL
AGAINST SOCIAL CLUBS IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY
AGENT BRINGS TOURISTS
INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS DECIDE TO ISSUE OIL STORAGE CERTIFICATES
MINING QUOTATIONS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
Shipping News
COTTON AND WOOL
SEASIDE TERRACE LOTS
SLUMP IN LONDON RUBBER
BLISS WILL COMMAND ARMY IN CALIFORNIA
Citrus Fruit Report
BUILDING PERMITS
RAILROAD WASHED OUT
CANADA'S SUPPLY OF WHEAT
OFFICIALS CLAIM THEY HAVE ENOUGH FIREMEN
DETECTIVES QUIT HUNT FOR SLAYER OF LAWYER
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
COMMUTES SENTENCE
Page 6 Advertisements
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCKS MAINTAIN MARKET STABILITY
PACIFIC COAST HOPS
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
LOCAL EGGS ADVANCE ANOTHER CENT A DOZEN
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
SUGAR AND COFFEE
BULLION FOR ENGLAND
Page 7 Advertisements
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Municipal Affairs
COUNCILMAN URGE CITY HALL ANNEX
OFFERS MONEY TO CITY FOR RIVER BED GRAVEL
COMPANY DESIRES NEW NAME
WILL NUT GALL SPECIAL ELECTION ON RAIL LAW
PROSECUTOR WANTS LAW AGAINST ORAL BETTING
COUNCIL TO FIX PILOTAGE AND WHARFAGE CHARGES
FILE PETITION FOR CROSS TOWN STREET CAR LINE
MAYOR TO NAME 'CIVIC BEAUTY' COMMITTEEMEN
News of the Courts
JURIST OF IMPERIAL SITS IN LOCAL COURT
HUSBAND HAS WIFE ARRESTED AS iNSANE
POLICE BOARD MUST EXPLAIN REVOCATION
SLAVONIANS SUE FOR MONEY THEY SAY THEY INVESTED
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
NEW INCORPORATIONS
TO HEAR SEWER PROTESTS
WINS SUIT TO RESCIND CONTRACT FOR SHARES
WILL OF LEON SCHMITT GIVES $125,000 TO FAMILY
JUDGE HUTTON GRANTS SIX DIVORCE DECREES
SON ASKS APPOINTMENT AS GUARDIAN OF FATHER
EMPLOY ADDITIONAL MEN FOR PARK IMPROVEMENT
WILL BURY CHINESE WITH ELABORATE CEREMONIES
MUST PAY FOR PAPERS
MIXUP DELAYS FIXTURES FOR ENGINE HOUSE DELUXE
HELPING SOME
RED MEN IN ANNUAL MEETING IN SANTA ROSA
Page 8 Advertisements
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
ACTION AGAINST TRUST COMPANY
PROSECUTING WITNESS DELAYED ON STREET CAR
LOCAL INVESTOR BUYS IN EAST FOURTH STREET
Sketch of the New Union Station Built at Salt Lake City for the Use of the Denver & Rio Grande and the Western Pacific Railways
UNION STATION AT SALT LAKE READY FOR TRAINS
CHINESE BOYCOTT ON AMERICAN GOODS USELESS
GOVERNORS INVITED TO CONSERVATION CONFERENCE
PRAISES CITY GROWTH, BUT SCORES POLITICS
Y.M.I. PROPOSES TO ERECT HALL IN SAN FRANCISCO
UNITED STATES DOCKETS WRIT IN HEINZE CASE
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION HEARS OFFICERS' REPORTS
INCREASED LIVESTOCK RATES ARE SUSPENDED
THREE COMPANIES WANTED TO FIGHT MONTANA FIRES
VATICAN MAY RESTORE RELATIONS WITH SPAIN
WOMAN CAUGHT IN RAID AFTER PSYCHIC'S WARNING
TO EXTEND LINE FROM COVINA TO ROCK CRUSHER
VIRGINIANS TO MEET
CANDIDATES NOMINATED
MEXICAN SENTENCED FOR HORSE STEALING
REALTY MAN ENDS LIFE; ILL HEALTH THE CAUSE
PAINTER MEETS DEATH IN FALL FROM SCAFFOLDING
SAN RAFAEL RANCH WATER RATES ARE CONTINUED
Page 9 Advertisements
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
ANGELS LOSE TO SEALS IN OPENING GAME OF THIS WEEK'S LOCAL SERIES
POOR, FRAIL MILLIONAIRES BALK AT HARD GOLF LINKS
GOULD'S JUMPER WINS
BREAKS SWIMMING RECORD
HINDU'S EFFORTS PROVE SERIOUS FOR DOC ROLLER
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
SEATTLE TENNIS PLAYER EASY FOR MISS HOTCHKISS
PORTLAND WINS SERIES OPENER FROM SENATORS
ATHLETIC COP READY FOR BIG FIELD GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
VILLAGERS LOSE ELEVEN-ACT GAME
BALLOT MAY NOT SPORT SILK AGAIN THIS YEAR
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New Woman Player Shows Great Promise in Virginia Tournament
WESTERN PLAYERS DESIRE TOURNEY
COSTLY TROPHY FOR BIG CHICAGO MARATHON SWIM
WOLGAST BETTER BOXER
FAVORITES SCORE ON GRAND CIRCUIT
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
BOWLING
Page 10 Advertisements
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YOUTH CONFESSES CHECKS WERE BAD
TRUSTEES REMOVE RAT CATCHER FROM OFFICE
MODERN WOODMEN CLOSE CONVENTION
RACING RESULTS
Drill Teams Which Won the First Prizes in Contests Held at M.W.A. Logrolling, Long Beach, Yesterday
UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TEAMS WARMING UP
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF THREATENING LIFE
TRAM CAR BREAKS LOOSE, WRECKING ROCK CRUSHER
DEMOCRATS TO ORGANIZE FOR FALL CAMPAIGN WORK
CITY CLERK SUBMITS REPORT ON FINANCES
TO HOLD CARD TOURNAMENT
SWENSON WANTED
FIRE DESTROYS THREE NEWPORT STRUCTURES
SANTA ANA BUILDING NOTES
CONSIDER RESOLUTION TO PURCHASE WATER PLANT
POMONA SCHOOL BOARD NAMES TEACHING STAFF
DISCUSS RAILWAY SITUATION
COUNCIL FAVORS HAVING CITY LIGHTING CONCERN
BOY SUFFERS FRACTURED SKULL IN AUTO COLLISION
DEATH CLAIMS VETERAN BONIFACE OF ELSINORE
COMPLETE GREAT REGISTER
PIONEER PASSES AWAY
COLLIDES WITH AUTO
PHYSICAL DIRECTOR RESIGN 9
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Untitled
Mr. McLachlan's Real Record
RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.
Under Fire
THE SHOOTING OF JUDGE GAYNOR.
EVEN THERE
Records of the Legislators
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERB
AROUND TOWN
MURDOCK WILL AID
MANY CHOLERA VICTIMS
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
ALAMITOS VOTERS HEAR CANDIDATES
BRISTOW, IN STINGING WORDS, FLAYS CANNON
CITY RECOVERS PART OF STREET DEEDED RAILROAD
STEAMER GOES ASHOREPASSENGERS ARE SAFE
HUTTON ATTACKS S. P. HENCHMAN
L-R. LEAGUE GIVES LIST OF MEETINGS OF TONIGHT
CLAIMS S. P. IS DAMAGING HARBOR FRONTAGE RIGHTS
DECLARES COMMISSION VIOLATES STATE LAW
Personal Mention
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
EDISON'S BID TO LIGHT CITY STREETS REFUSED
GRIMES WILL DECLINE SERVICE ON COMMITTEE
FIRE UNDER CONTROL
CAUGHT BY WANT AD
NEW ACCIDENT ORDINANCE
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT ADVISES LAND PURCHASE
MORE ROOM FOR BOARD
WOMAN'S LEAGUE WILL PICNIC
EL RODEO CLUB AGREES ON SITE FOR NEW HOME
SANTA ANA ASSESSED AT TOTAL OF $5,833,710
MARRIAGE LICENSES
LONG BEACH
Y.M.C.A. JANITOR IS DISMISSED AS THIEF
PUP TURNS BOLD BURGLAR; MISTRESS RECOVERS LOOT
LONG BEACH ITEMS
GIRLS DON OVERALLS TO FISH
PLAN DOUBLE TRACK FOR CRESTMORE TROLLEY LINE
SAN BERNARDINO
SCIENTISTS DECLARE BITING DOG WAS MAD
PARENT CHARGES CONDUCT OF OFFICER UNBECOMING
TO MAKE PLANT LARGER
THE WEATHER
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PRISONER WEEPS AT CRIME RECITAL
JAPANESE HELD AS A MURDER SUSPECT FREED
DISCOVER AT AUTOPSY DEAD MAN IS NOT NEGRO
SUES SPELLACY TO SECURE $500,000
AMENDMENT PREVENTS NEGROES FROM VOTING
TEUTONS OBJECT TO EATING HORSE MEAT
DYNAMITE EXPLODED IN NEW BUILDING
CANAL WORK LAGS
HIGH LICENSE WINS
FALLS 90 FEET AND LIVES
CONSPIRE TO THWART PLAN OF LEGISLATURE
CRUISER CALIFORNIA TO SAIL FOR VALPARAISO
FALLS 70 FEET; LIVES
ITALY WILL MAKE FIGHT TO EXTRADITE CHARLTON
TUFT APPOINTS MEN FOR MINING CONGRESS
TO BUILD BAND STAND
FIRE DAMAGES MINE MORE THAN $100,000
EXPERIMENTAL POSTAL BANKS OPEN OCT. 15
COLUMBUS CONDUCTOR FIRES ON TORMENTOR
TEN BILLION TONS OF COAL IN OKLAHOMA
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