The evening world. dated February 2, 1903

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(<Ziae ta ‘RACING # SPORTS ad ~~ GENERAL , SPORTING NEWS ON PAGE 8. = BALL CARTRIDGES ~— TO FIGHT STRIKERS, Situation in...

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THE WOKLU: MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1903. pete! Re ie ee MILITIA GUARDING CARS, MAYOR OF WATERBURY, COW, CRFENE UNION...

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STARVED TOCA THEHGHER LIFE Joseph W. Sheppard Sought Ab- solute Spiritual Enfranchise- ment by Denying Himself the «....

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‘4 “f ~ uvery one was seasick and few went Lo 4 0M AUL HAD A HARD VOYAGE. “Mter Cracking a Cylinder Head! ie Stopped for...

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| \t 4 ee wall: fs. Wviien (f QUNC-OLD MAID AT ACE OF 102. “Wiss Rachel Martense, of Flat-| \ bush, to Celebrate the Second

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‘s de + —_—_—— "Filrtatious Friend in a Box at _, “Florodora” Got Gay with the ' Beauteous Chorus Maidens ‘on the Stage. MAY

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“SANG IN STORM “1 LOVE HER AS MY HOME.” So He Was OverJoyed When, Atter ON OLD SCOW O18 “Afraid to Be Alone?” Asked Skipper

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THE THIRD RACE minate Took the First at 10 “to 1—Sloppy Track at New leans. : THE WINNERS, ST RACE—iuminate 1, Asuna ine...

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THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1903. | ALL THE LATEST NE me OF = vee ae ‘i BROKERS BUSY IN FOUR Blt ROADS |), — Sf.

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ore pyEy THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1903. = Worl es AOUNME RR W « THE « MAN w HIGHER w UP. CAPT, LANTRY’S NEW...

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PEN TO-MORROW Ki i —_—-— of “the New York Zoological ark It Is the Finest Struc- ; of the Kind in the "World. ¥ WORTHY OF...