The evening world. dated June 29, 1903

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gross the bridge. ‘LIGHTNIN ‘eaying that they were going to try to reach the track by the trains which Near Keerney bridge on

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tee | o =~ TNDIGNITIES FOR - WOMEN AT BIO They Suffer More than Mere Crushing in the Evening Jam There, as a Woman Reporter

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But the Arrested Man Called Up the CHURCHILL SET FREE BY SERGEANT Wall, of Tenderloin, Must Ex- plain Why He Ordered Detec-

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a ey aaa EERE — ae ————___— NG, JUNE 29, 190. \j A aise She THE WORLD: MONDAY EV MURDER CHARGED |P°°ts *0%D, ganeixezon, weno

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6 E ASKS FOR $75 ~ A WEEK ALIMONY Mrs. Dorothy B. Mooers Applies to Justice Glegerich, of the ‘ Supreme Court, for Allowance

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i § oe Millions of Dollars ‘Storage Ramapo Rights May Be Acquired that make their headquarters fn the get up au elaborate...

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THE WORLD. Es INVADERS PLAY 0 Off Victory. " THE BATTING ORDER. St. Louis, Burkett. If, Heldrick. ef. fempulli, rf. Anderson,

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Liars THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1903. WEEK OF SURPRISES FOR SHEEPSHEAD 'S- RAGEGOERS Talent Was Badly Fooled Badly

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STI A ORD , MONDAY EVENING, BT JUNE 29, 1903, Paar wr: IN rr ee ae ee Published by the Press Publishing Company, No. 88 to @

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FONE ET RTT RI I anal EMIT TPA TOT OPT (COT Seven Thousand Vaudeville Acts—The Oldest Gags and Highest-Salaried Artists. ees

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WITH GOOD GAINS Buyers Out in Force, ‘and with © Favorable Conditions Market _ Leaders Are Sent to High Levels in Brisk...