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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 328, 25 August 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
T.R. DECLARES WAR WITHOUT QUARTER ON N.Y. REGULARS
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
LILLIS DECLARES HE WILL NOT MARRY MRS. CUDAHY
STORAGE BATTERY CARS
ALABAMA G. O. P. SPLIT
FIFTEEN KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK ON GRAND TRUNK
RICH FARMER COMPLAINS OF OFFENSES BY SPOOKS
PRESIDENT TAFT DRINKS !M HEALTH OF SPAIN'S KING
NEPHEW OF ROCKEFELLER HERE WITH HIS TUTOR
Three Prominent Congressmen Named As Aspirants for Scepter of Cannon
PLANNED TO BLOW UP MANAGUA JAIL
GOVERNMENT NIPS PLAN TO GRAB INDIAN LANDS
CHINESE PRINCE COMING
MANY ARE AFTER CANNON'S PLACE
LADS JAILED FOR MUTINY ON SHIP
INDICT OFFICERS OF MAGNESIA-ASBESTOS CO.
TWO HUNDRED ARE ESTIMATED DEAD IN IDAHO FIRES
ALASKANS FOREFATHERS OF AMERICAN INDIANS
ARMY MANUFACTURING LIGHTER EQUIPMENT
ARREST SAN JOSE FUGITIVE
DENY BURNS SAID T.R. WANTED INDICTMENT
RELIEF TO BE SENT TO THE BURNED DISTRICTS
;COLLAPSES WHEN COURT HEARS PIRACY CHARGES
GIRL DETECTIVE DRESSES AS MAN
BOY SHOWS SIGNS OF LIFE AFTER APPARENT DEATH
BATTLE WITH INSANE MAN ON EDGE OF HIGH ROOF
RETURNS HOME TO FIND WIFE HAS WEDDED ANOTHER
LEAGUE OF AMERICAN ' CITIES HOLDS MEETING
CHINESE IS COUNTERFEITER
OBTAINS FUNDS FOR RAILWAY
TOWN REFUSES WOMAN VOTE
Beef Trust Officials and Judge Who Dismissed Proceedings in Contempt
FILIPINOS ASK MORO ISLANDS BE ANNEXED
MANY ASPIRANTS SEEK TO SUCCEED 'UNCLE JOE'
GRAND JURY TO PROBE MAKERS OF BUTTERMILK
SECRETARY OF CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE VISITS TAFT
FIRING OF BIG GUNS , KILLS SOUND SALMON
POWDER MILLS EXPLODE; v ONE EMPLOYE IS KILLED
FIND BODY OF SAILOR
GARMENT WORKERS CONVENE
EAGLES DEMAND DEPORT ON PROBE INTO AFFAIRS
BAN ON ACTRESSES WITH GOLD TEETH
TURNS BACK AMERICANS
JUSTICES PERMIT ELECTION
FREEZING TEMPERATURE SPOILS FRONTIER DAY
CORT IN CONTROL OF 'ONE NIGHT STANDS'
COUGAR TRIES TO STEAL . BOY SLEEPING IN TENT
'BLUE' ARMY WINS
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DEMOCRATS MAKE CAMPAIGN PLANS
Florence Stone-Ferris Getting Out of Her Auto While Wearing the New "Hobble" Skirt
THREE FELONIES IN FOUR DAYS CHARGED TO BOYS
Personal Mention
SALVAGING WRECKED CRUISER
HOBBLE GOWN MAKES ITS FIRST APPEARANCE HERE
POMONA TEACHERS INVITED
$5000 GIVEN TO UNIVERSITY
TELLS PERILS OF ROOSEVELTS' HUNT
lOWANS BUY PERRIS VALLEY RANCH FOR $23,000 CASH
YOUTH IN POMONA PLANS. FLIGHT WITH AEROPLANE
FIX TAX RATE FOR POMONA
RIVERSIDE COUNT COMPLETE
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BATTLE AGAINST ANTI-PICKET LAW
TRAINMAN SEES ALLEGED MURDERER OF KENDALLS
Charming Bride Whose Wedding Was Solemnized at Noon Yesterday
HUSBAND DIES IN DUEL AT HOME OF RELATIVE
FIRE FIGHTER UNABLE TO SAVE DOOMED SON
HINDU LABORER 13 ROBBED
COURT FINES LIQUOR DEALER
ANGELENO ELECTED AS HIBERNIANS' PRESIDENT
DISTRIBUTOR OF ALLEGED 'JACK POT' GETS DELAY
Society
The Theaters
BOOKED ON LOTTERY CHARGE
SUSPECTED OF BURGLARY
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
SANTA FE SURVEYS FOR RAILROAD THROUGH LA PAZ PLACER COUNTRY
WANTS ALL TO WORK AGAINST GOVERNMENT ATTACK UPON OIL MEN
MINING QUOTATIONS
a* » ' PRICES OF METALS IN THE NEW YORK MARKET
LOOKS LIKE GOVERNMENT WOULD IGNORE OIL MEN
TELLS OF DEVELOPMENTS IN LOST HILLS COUNTRY
UNCOVER COPPER IN STREET
FIXES STORED OIL AT A MINIMUM OF 35 CENTS
REMOVES PART OF RESERVOIR
PRECAUTIONS NECESSARY TO STOP TYPHOID SPREAD
BURR BROS. CANNOT TAKE TOOLS FROM PROPERTY
STRIKES GAS POCKET
METAL MARKETS
Shipping News
FORMER SENATOR CALL DIES IN WASHINGTON
BUILDING PERMITS
BIG DECREASE IN EXPORT OF AMERICAN BICYCLES
NEW YORK CENTRAL PAYS MILLION FOR CITY BLOCK
TO PROTECT HOTEL MEN AGAINST DEAD BEATS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
TRADING LIMITED IN STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON
FACIFIC COABT TRADE
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
PINK BEANS ARE LOWER ON REPORTED BIG CROP
COFFEE AND BUGAR
Citrus Fruit Report
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
COTTON AND WOOL
JUNK MERCHANTS REVEL IN LUXURY OF HOSPITAL
THEATER TO HAVE ROOM FOR WOMAN SMOKERS
ARRAIGN FRESNO DOCTOR
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MOVE TO DISMISS PALO VERDE CASE
OBJECT TO BUILDING OF STABLE NEAR PARK
NEW YORKERS TO HOLD FOURTH ANNUAL PICNIC
WIU- ADDRESS W. C. T. U.
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
MOTHER OFFERS REWARD FOR NEWS OF LOST SON
CARPENTER FALLS 30 FEET, TURNS SOMERSAULT IN AIR
SALE OF COW CAUSES ARREST OF WOMAN
FORTY-TWO ADMITTED TO THE CALIFORNIA BAR
APPROVES SPECIAL SESSION
Municipal Affairs
PLEADS RELIEF FROM DUTIES AS FORESTER
DALTON AVENUE MAY BE ACCEPTED AS CITY STREET
CITY TO SETTLE DISPUTE WITH GAMEWELL COMPANY
URGES NEW HEADQUARTERS FOR FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
ASKS PETITION TO OPEN FIFTH STREET BE DENIED
VERwON WILL BE GIVEN MAIN SEWER CONNECTIONS
WIFE SECURES DIVORCE
LAW FIXING TAX RATE AT i 85 CENTS PASSES COUNCIL
THOUSAND MEN TO WORK ON RAILROAD'S PAVEMENT
LETTER CARRIERS WANT NATIONAL CONVENTION
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES MEET AT GLENDALE HOME
MARSHAL OF CITY OF WATTS IS ACQUITTED
PETITION FOR CREATION OF NEW SCHOOL DISTRICT
BAER CONSERVATION DELEGATE
CHARGE CHECK WAS VALUELESS
AItROWIIKAD UOT SPRINGS
News of the Courts
SPELLACY AND YOUNG RENDER ACCOUNTING
FRANCISCO DE ALBA CASE TO BE HEARD AUGUST 30
SUES L- A. RAILWAY CO. FOR $10,000 DAMAGES
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
BEGIN OFFICIAL COUNT OF PRIMARY BALLOTS
TO ARRAIGN LUITWEILER ON WIFE MURDER CHARGE
WITNESSES TELL COURT OF WIND SHIELD PATENT
H. T. LAKE ASKS DIVORCE; CLAIMS WIFE STRUCK HIM
NEW INCORPORATIONS
WILL OF MARTHA RIDDLE GIVES RELATIVES $15,000
WANT MORE LITERATURE AT CINCINNATI'S FAIR
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Editorial Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
QUESTION SANITY OF MILLIONAIRE
MILLIONAIRE AND WIFE WHO CHARGES THAT HE IS INSANE
OFFICE IN BAN DIEGO
WANT MORE.TRAINS
SON OF SOLDIER OF '76 DIES HERE
MAN WHO FILED CHARGES IS ARRESTED AS INSANE
CALIFORNIA G. A. R. BOOSTS LA. FOR 1911 CONVENTION
BROTHER-IN-LAW ATTACHES YACHT ALOHA OF F. M. BELL
G. W. PEACHY, REAL SON OF REVOLUTION, WHO DIED YESTERDAY
MISS KELLERMAN PLAYS IN WAVES OF PACIFIC
COMMITTEE EXONERATES REALTY BOARD MEMBERS
COUNTY AUDITOR BACK FROM HONEYMOON TRIP
CHAFFEE OFFERS-T0 HELP SECURE ARMY TOURNAMENT
BIG CHILIS RECEIVED
QET PRODUCE CONTRACT
PLAN BAZAAR TO AID FEDERATION
TWO ATTEMPT SUICIDE BY CHLOROFORM AND GAS
JURY FAILS TO AGREE IN CASE OF PICKETING
FRIENDS TENDER FAREWELL BANQUET TO MISS JUDY
PROVES ALIMONY PAYMENT
FIRE IN BAKER BLOCK CAUSES $35,000 LOSS
RELEASED FROM CUSTODY
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SPORTS
VERNON TAKES SECOND BATTLE WITH SACRAMENTO ON CLOSE DECISIONS
TURNS NIGHT INTO DAY AT CHICAGO BALL PARK
HIGH WIND INTERFERES WITH TROTTER'S EFFORTS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
CAMERON'S DOUBLE HELPS OAKS WIN
BEAVERS BUNCH SINGLES AND TRIM MOHLER'S MEN
WOLGAST PICKS LEMON
BUNDY WINS THE NEWPORT TOURNEY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
INDOOR PLAN ADOPTED
TOM C. BUNDY, WHO WILL MEET LARNED AT NEWPORT TODAY
SULLIVAN DUPLICATES STREET'S LONG CATCH
HILDRETH ADDS ANOTHER TO LIST OF WINNINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WIN $1400 AND HORSE IN SINGLE AFTERNOON
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
BOARD REFUSES TO BE EASY ON TURF CROOKS
WESTERN LEAGUE
WHITNEY WINS PLATE
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WOMEN PLAY IN SEMI-FINALS
AMATEUR BOXERS MAY BE GIVEN CHANCE HERE
AMERICAN HORSES WIN
Guy Vaughn, Yarn-Spinner Whose Stories Kept Police Officers Guessing
MINOR HEIR WILL RACE HEDGEWOOD BOY AGAIN
RACES AT WOODLANDS SHOW CLOSE FINISHES
LONG SHOTS SCORE ON BUTTE RACING PROGRAM
BALL PLAYERS CLASSED AS MERCHANDISE IN CHICAGO
FAMOUS STALLION DEAD
INFANTRY RIFLE TEAM WINS NATIONAL MATCH
SOUTH COAST SKIPPERS ENCOUNTER ROUGH SEAS
BUTTE ENTRIES
BOWLING
MOTHER LOCATES HER FIBBING SON
THREE BOYS OF PERSIA COME TO BE EDUCATED
BANK WRECK OF 1887 CHARGED TO BROKERS
CLOAK MAKERS STRIKE COST OVER $150,000,000
TURF ENTHUSIASTS ARE STILL HOPING
MAY REPLANE ALLEYS FOR BOWLING EVENTS
OLD-TIMERS AFFECTED BY NEW BASEBALL RULE
APPERSON JACKRABBITS VICTORIOUS AT CHEYENNE i
HARROUN CLIPS RECORD ON ELGIN AUTO COURSE
SOME WHISKERS
EFFICIENT MEN WANTED ON CORNELL GRIDIRON
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Untitled
GRAFT EVERYWHERE
An Impossible Task
A SYMPOSIUM
Railroad Robbery
Exterminating Ticks
Women in Tuberculosis War
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
LESSONS IN ETIQUETTE
. WOULD LIKE A CHANCE
California Topics
THE CITY
AT THE THEATER 3
PARTY SPLIT BY CLUB IN COLTON
AGRICULTURAL COURSE ADDED TO THE SCHOOLS
CHALLENGES FAMOUS DIVER TO LONG-DISTANCE SWIM
FORESTERS INVITE THE PUBLIC
TONG WAR TRIAL REOPENS
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
DEMOCRATS FEEL NEW ENTHUSIASM
CHAIRMAN NORTON GIVES OUT LIST OF COUNTY CONVENTION DELEGATES
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
CHARGE STRIKER WITH DAMAGING PROPERTY
BRIDGING ARROYO SECO MEETS OFFICIAL FAVOR
W. C. T. U. TO MEET
PASADENA BREVITIES
VENICE
SPEAKS ON EQUALITY FOB CALIFORNIA WOMEN
POLICE CHIEF TO GO EAST |
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH WOMAN DIES FROM DRINK OF POISON
PICNIC FOR MECHANICS OF PACIFIC ELECTRIC
BALD-HEADED MAN MAKES WORK OF SURGEONS EASY
LIGHTNING CAUSES FIRE
APPROVE PORTERFIELD PROJECT
GETS CLOTHES; DISAPPEARS
BAND TO OPEN FAIR
♦-•-♦> LONG BEACH ITEMS
WILL ACCEPT PASTORATE
SANTA MONICA
SELLS OLD CRYSTAL PLUNGE SITE AT $3000 PROFIT
RETURN TO SANTA ANA
SAN BERNARDINO
SANTA FE TEST TRAIN MAKES OBSERVATIONS
WOMAN PROSECUTES MAN WHO STOLE PHOTOGRAPH
SAN PEDRO
MAYOR INSPECTS SITES FOR FORTS NEAR HARBOR
MARRIAGE LICENSEE ISSUED
OCEAN PARK
WARN BATHERS AGAINST HEAVY TIDAL CURRENTS
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INSURGENTS SEEK NEXT TO CAPTURE BALLINGER'S STATE
TO INTRODUCE BILL FOR NATION-WIDE PRIMARIES
PAROLED CONVICT DROPS DEAD IN RAILWAY STATION
MICHIGAN CITY SHOWS INCREASED POPULATION
BOOST NEW ORLEANS
JAPAN GAGS PRESS ON KOREAN ANNEXATION
HOLD WOMAN FOR PART IN ETHERINGTON LYNCHING
ELECT GOHRE, SOCIALIST, MEMBER OF REICHSTAG
HOPE OF ENDING COAL STRIKE IN ILLINOIS ENDS
CHILD THROTTLES DOG, FEARING RABIES PERIL
LAW ENDED ROMANCE OF MISS NIGHTINGALE
ENGINEER TO REPORT ON PLAN TO CURB COLORADO
JEWELERS WHO DEFRAUD PUBLIC ARE IN PERIL
FEDERAL OFFICERS AID MAN WITHOUT COUNTRY
TWELVE-YEAR-OLD CHILD SAVES EXPERT SWIMMER
HER SORROW
CLAIM CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEE BRIBED VOTERS
HUNGER CAUSES 'COACH' . TO PASS BOGUS CHECK
PROTECT WILD FLOWERS
DELIGHT INDIAN WOMEN ' WITH GIFTS OF PERFUME
TWO STATES FIGHT SHY OF INSANE PRISONER
THE PERFECT MAN
MADRIZ AND FOLLOWERS FLEEING TO COSTA RICA
FEEDS CHICKENS IRON TO MAKE EGGS HEAVIER
COUNTESS AT NEWPORT v DANCES IN BARE FEET
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