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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 323, 20 August 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
VAN LIEW MUST QUIT PRESIDENCY OF CHICO NORMAL
NEGLECTFUL MAYOR IS OUSTED BY IOWA COURT
STORK VISITS STORMFIELD
NAVAL OFFICER REPRIMANDED
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
RUMORS GIVE SCARE TO FIRM'S CUSTOMERS
OREGON FORESTS FLAME DEVOURED; LIVES IN DANGER
NEW FIRES SPRING UP AS OLD ONES SUBDUED
M'MURRAY TELLS OF GREAT FEES PAID BY TRIBES
CLAIMS U. S. EMBASSY IN MEXICO REFUSED HIM AID
N. Y. DEMOCRATS MEET
Nebraska Democrats Nominate Mayor of Omaha for Governor
POPULISTS NAME LOSING DEMOCRAT
COUGHING AUTOMOBILES DISTURB JOHN D.'S SLEEP
GILLETT STILL CONSIDERS CALLING SPECIAL SESSION
FINDS HIS SISTER, ABSENT 40 YEARS
ROOSEVELT IS SILENT ABOUT BREAK WITH TAFT
GAYNOR OUT OF DANGER; SITS UP AT HOSPITAL
WOMAN WORTH $30,000,000 EVICTED FROM HER HOME
FORMER OFFICIALS OF R.R.ARRESTED FOR HUGE FRAUDS
CANNED BULL TERRIER GOES MAD, BITES TEN
DRINKING CUPS BARRED FROM WISCONSIN TRAINS
DEMOCRATS WANT DONKEY FOR CAMPAIGN PURPOSES
GORDON, AGED ONLY 77, SEEKS SEAT IN SENATE
WANT LAWS AGAINST MINE MISREPRESENTATION
FLIGHT OF BIRDS LEADS TO DISCOVERY OF CORPSE
HOOSIER SCORES THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WESTERN PACIFIC'S NEW LINE IS ESTABLISHED
SPAIN PROTESTS AT ROME AGAINST VIOLENT SERMONS
CARDINAL AVOIDS DIPLOMAT
EXONERATE YOUTH WHO KILLED HIS FATHER
EPIDEMIC OF CHOLERA – SPREADING IN ITALY
WATCH CHOLERA PORT SHIPS
TWO CITIES SHOW LARGE GAINS IN POPULATION
SENDS SHIP TO CENTENNIAL
CHARGES COTTON KING WITH FRAUD
RUNAWAY TORPEDOES ARE A MENACE TO BATHERS
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BAR MILK PUNCH AT U. S. ACADEMY
CANADIAN M. P. FAVORS ANNEXING CANADA TO U. S.
WEIGHT COMMISSIONER BANS FAKIRS' SCALES
DEMOCRATIC EDITORS ARE TO MEET AT STOCKTON
NOMINEE FOR TEXAS GOVERNORSHIP BOUND BY "WETS" AND "DRYS"
POLITICS IN TEXAS IN BEMUDDLED CONDITION
TURNS SPEEDING CASE INTO WEDDING CEREMONY
FIREBUG THREATENS CITY OFFICIAL WITH DEATH
ARREST WRONG JAPANESE AS SLAYER OF KENDALLS
POWER COMPANY FILES $30,000,000 MORTGAGE
STATES TO UNITE ON CONSERVATION
LOCKSMITHS SEEK TRADE THROUGH HOUSEBREAKER
TO ALLOW MINISTERS TO SMOKE AT CONFERENCE
AFTER ESPERANTO CONGRESS
MT. M'KINLEY PARTY FAILS TO SCALE PEAK
POLITICS DISCUSSED AT CONGRESS OF REFORM
SUGGESTS CRIPPEN'S GUILT; LONDON DAILY IN CONTEMPT
PANAMA CANAL IS OPEN TO VESSELS 101-2 MILES
BALLINGER DEVOTES DAY TO MATTERS OF ROUTINE
HARPOON MAY DISCLOSE FATE OF WHALER'S GREW
LEAVE MANNERS AT HOME WHEN TOURING ENGLAND
POSTMASTERS GET LEAVE
COMPLETE EARTHWORK ON IRRIGATION PROJECT
SAN DIEGO PHYSICIAN ENDS LIFE WITH BULLET
BROTHER MEETS SISTERS FIRST TIME IN 52 YEARS
DIES FROM INJURIES
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RUSH FOR SEATS AT T. R. BANQUET
Cowboys and Indians Plan Big Time at Cheyenne for Colonel Roosevelt
RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT WILL COST FIVE MILLIONS
JOY RIDER DENIES AUTO COLLISION KILLED WOMAN
MILLIONS OF COTTON SPINDLES TO BE IDLE
DESCRIBES ADVENTUROUS CAREER OF MOISSANT
RAILWAYS DELAY RAISE IN CHARGES ON CEMENT
TAKES PIANO BACK TO FRANCE TO RECOVER TONE
BAY CITY EMPLOYERS WANT NINE-HOUR DAY
DISCLOSE WHOLESALE STEALING OF WOOLENS
REPORT TWO FATAL AUTO ACCIDENTS IN 24 HOURS
SON KILLS FATHER IN DEFENSE OF HIS MOTHER
.» « » HIS LUCK
LEAGUE WILL ASK FOR ENCAMPMENT
WOULD TEACH MORE GIRLS THE ART OF COOKING
NATIVE OF NEW JERSEY MURDERED IN BOLIVIA
WEALTHY WOMAN SLAIN AT HER NEPHEW'S FARM
FIRE AT NORTH YAKIMA DOES HEAVY DAMAGE
GREAT LAKES SHIPMENTS SHOW NOTABLE INCREASE
WILL SUBMIT FAIR BONDS
MAJOR GENERAL BARRY TO COMMAND WEST POINT
AItROWHEAD HOT STRINGS
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BURDETTE OFFERS SERMON ON 'SMILE'
Miss Hortense Glen, Who Will Sing in Bristol Pier Cafe This Afternoon
WILL LAY CORNER STONE FOR CLUB
GERMANY TO HOLD NAVY PROGRAM
CHINESE KILLS ANOTHER UNDER MASTER'S ORDER
CHINESE SENATE TO MEET OCT. 3
AND OLD STORY
CARELESS
TWO LIVES LOST IN COSTLY FIRE
BODY OF QUEEN HORTENSE DISAPPEARS FROM TOMB
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From Mines and Oil Fields
CONSERVATION PROBLEM TO RECEIVE OPPOSITION
LOOKS LIKE SPELLACY WILL WIN DAMAGE SUIT
GOLDFIELD CON.. PREPARES FOR HEAVY DIVIDEND
METAL MARKETS
DAILY OIL OUTPUT BY DOHENY OUTFIT MAKES HUGE TOTAL
KINING QUOTATIONS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
ELECTRIC LINE WILL BE EXTENDED TO LUCKY BOY
GOLD STRIKE IS MADE IN BLACK BUCK MINE
STORY OF GUSHER IN THE ELK HILLS A FAKE
MIDWAY OUTPUT GROWS
LETS CONTRACT
Shipping News
—, ■» « » UNION DIVIDEND
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BONNIE CLARE RAILROAD IS ABOUT READY TO START
BUILDING PERMITS
SUPERSTITIONS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
TRADING CIRCLES MANIFEST FEARS
BRADSTREETS' WEEKLY LETTER
DUN'S WEEKLY LETTER
$20,000 PERMIT ISSUED
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
I CHICAGO GRAIN
PRODUCE BUSINESS BRISK AFTER GROCERS' OUTING
COFFEE AND SUGAR
FRUIT MARKET
BRADSTREETS1 BANK CLEARINGS
NEW YORK COTTON
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
TWO SHOPLIFTERS TOO MANY FOR DETECTIVE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
COTTON AND WOOL
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WORKS IN LETTER THANKS PEOPLE
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT GIVES R. R. CONCESSION
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE WHEN WIFE REFUSES TO RETURN
BROWNE JURY CHOSEN; TRIAL BEGINS MONDAY
LOYAL LEGION ATTENDS W. G. HALSTEAD FUNERAL
Personal Mention
DIFFERENTIATION
Municipal Affairs
FIGHT OVER BUDGET DEVELOPS IN COUNCIL
SAN PEDRO CITY FERRY LIKELY TO COST $30,000
CITIZENS FILE PROTEST AGAINST MUNICIPAL FARM
WILMINGTON RESIDENTS TALK OF BOROUGH PLANS
MAKE HOT CRITICISM OF TRACT SUBDIVIDERS
ACTRESS CHARGES MAN WITH THREAT TO KILL
BIG AMERICAN INVASION
News of the Courts
HALTS OFFICIAL ACTION FOR COUNTY FURNITURE
GRANTED DIVORCE FROM HUSBAND FOR DESERTION
MANY PRISONERS TO BE ARRAIGNED TODAY
WOMAN NAMES $10,000 AS BALM FOR LOST AFFECTION
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
NONSUITS DAMAGE ACTION
WILL TRY WOODBURY CASE
CHARGES FRAUD IN LAND DEAL
Y. M. C. A. SEEKS TO SELL LAND
WANTS MARRIAGE ANNULED
SUIT OVER CONTRACT TO BUY LAND IS SUBMITTED
NEW INCORPORATIONS
DECLARES PSYCHOLOGIST WITHHELD COMMISSIONS
GEORGE STEELE'S WILL FILED
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
WORKERS' EFFORTS ARE APPRECIATED
PHYSICIAN, DRUG SLAVE, DIES OF AN OVERDOSE
SUGGESTS INCREASE OF DEPTH IN OUTER HARBOR
FAIL TO CHANGE PRIMARY RESULTS
Canvassers Checking the Vote Cast at the Primary Election Tuesday in Judge Conrey's Department Under the Direction of the Supervisors
KOREAN, DESPONDENT, KILLS HIMSELF WITH BED SPREAD
SUPERVISORS PRESIDE AT RECOUNT OF VOTES
MARATHON CLUB ROOMS ARE RAIDED BY OFFICERS
JAPS BEAT EMPLOYER TO GET PAY; ARE ARRESTED
Nominations Made by Republicans and Democrats in the Primaries
JURY FAILS TO AGREE IN CASE OF UNION AGITATOR
SIGHTLESS MAN PREFERS DEATH; SWALLOWS POISON
FORMER POLICE OFFICER BELIEVED TO BE INSANE
STATE SEEKS TITLE TO 60,000 ACRES OF LAND
CHILD KIDNAPED; SUSPECT IS HELD
SEVEN SOCIETIES PLAN RECREATION AT PICNIC
FRANK A. CIVILLE DIES AT HOME IN EAGLE ROCK
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SPORTS
NAGLE RELIEVES CRIGER IN BOX TO HELP ANGELS WIN FROM SACRAMENTO
WESTERN GOLFERS LOSE IN ESSEX GOLF TOURNEY
WESTERN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
PORTLAND SAVES GAME BY CHANGE IN PITCHERS
NEW FOOTBALL CODE IS NOW READY FOR FANDOM
AMERICAN SONDER YACHTS AGAIN DEFEAT FOREIGNERS
VERNON SQUEEZES IN WINNING TALLY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Speedy Participants in Annual Regatta of Channel City Club
MISCHIEF I WINS LAST DAY'S EVENT
BUFFALO PAGE RFIRST IN GRAND CIRCUIT RACE
SPIKE SULLIVAN SENDS CASTO DOWN IN SECOND
WILL ATTEMPT EXHIBIT OF RENO FIGHT FILMS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
FAIR CRICKETERS WILL PLAY TODAY
LOCAL LACROSS: PLAYERS WILL PRACTICE TOMORROW
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SHEEHAN IS LEFT TO COMBAT LEGG
RESTIGOUCHE CLAIMED OUT OF SELLING EVENT
BUTTE ENTRIES
Marksmen Throng Camp Perry Rifle Ranges to Engage in Big Contests
CAMP PERRY ALIVE WITH CRACK SHOTS
HOWLETT BREAKS 440-YD. SWIM MARK AT BIMINI
RALPH ROSE HAS BOUT WITH A TAVERN KEEPER
News of Amateur World
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
HUNTING AND FISHING
ROSS K TAKES FEATURE AT PEORIA RACE MEET
DOWNPOUR OF RAIN MARS THIRD DAY AT NEWPORT
POCKETS PROHIBITED TO CASINO GAMEKEEPERS
EDITOR SHOWS $1000; COURT GIVES LIBERTY
BOWLING
FIGHTS TAX;USED ILLEGALL IS CLAIM
JUST WHAT HE ORDERED
STEARNS SMASHES RECORD FOR HOUR
TO ADVANCE N. Y. GARAGE CHARGES 20 PER CENT
SMOKE PUG DEFEATED
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Untitled
CANNON AND TWO OTHERS
GALLAGHER AND HEARST
THE DEMOCRATS
King Lear Up to Date
DEFYING THE STORM
A CLEAN-CUT ISSUE
Merely in Jest
TUESDAY'S PRIMARIES
EVOLUTION OF THE PICNIC
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
Far and Wide
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
VETERANS OF CIVAL WAR CROWD CITY OF TENTS
CITRUS FRUIT GROWERS WILL HOLD CONVENTION
SANTA ANA NOTES
POLICE FIND FOUR DYING OF HUNGER
ROOSEVELT FAVORS LIFE IN THE COUNTRY
SECOND WEDDING LETS DIVORCE SECRET OUT
Ephraim Greenbaum, Los Angeles Pioneer, Who Is Dead, Aged 79
PIONEERS MOURN FOR E.GREENBAUM
BELIEVES HUSBAND WAS WAYLAID AND ROBBED
BROADWAY HOTEL BLAZE ALARMS HOST OF GUESTS
PRESIDENT VISITS ANCESTORS' HOMES
GALE HALTS MOISSANT FROM RESUMING FLIGHT
EXPECT TO TALK OF SOIL
REPORT WALLACE WINS NOMINATION
FIFTEEN SOLDIERS BURIED BY DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
ENTERTAINS GRANDSONS
LINCOLN STEFFINS TO WRITE OF PRISON WORK
DYING MAN CLAIMS HE IS ASTOR'S RELATIVE
TAKES BISTER'S BODY HOME
SELLING STOLEN CHAIN LEADS TO HIS ARREST
COMPANY WILL DEVELOP LAND IN OIL FIELDS
OF COURSE
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
RAISING CONSERVATION CLUB IN PASADENA
MERCHANTS AT SESSION DISCUSS WATER PLANS
SHOT INJURES TOURIST WHILE ON QUAIL HUNT
THIRTEEN UNIONS WILL PARADE
WILL PERPETUATE PICNIC
PASADENA BREVITIES
SAN PEDRO
CITIZENS PETITION FOR MUNICIPAL FERRY
SANTA MONICA
SELLS OCEAN FRONTAGE FOR $250 A FRONT FOOT
POLICE ARREST YOUTH ON CHARGE OF ROBBERY
BOYS KILL WILDCAT
LONG BEACH
TEN LIVES IMPERILED BY YACHT JOY RIDE
TO PASS UPON PROPOSAL FOR SPECIAL TAX LEVY
FIND MAN NOT GUILTY OF PICKETING CHARGE
COYOTE TERRIFIES PRISONER
LONG BEACH VALUATION REACHES OVER $22,400,000
SPIRITUALISTS ARRANGE FOR LONG BEACH TEMPLE
MISS CAR AND ALARM FAMILY
LONG BEACH ITEMS
VENICE
FISHERMEN FIND BODY OF JOHN H. RIDGEWAY
MEETING IS POSTPONED
SAN BERNARDINO
OFFICERS MAY BATTLE WITH CORNERED OUTLAW
PACK OF DESERT WOLVES ATTACK PROSPECTORS
ESCAPE DEATH FROM WHEEL
WOMAN IS DYING
SANTA ANA
ENDS LIFE BY PRESSING ON TRIGGER WITH NAIL
THE WEATHER
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TEAMSTER STABS FORMER FOREMAN
JAPAN IS PREPARED TO TAKE OVER KOREA
DEMOCRATS PLAN TO BEGIN BATTLE
KILLS INDIAN ANO HIMSELF
CUT OFF *IN* INFANCY
Next Emperor of Germany Plans Official Tour of the World Soon
FIESTA OF THE DAWN OF GOLD TO BE GREAT SHOW
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