The evening world. dated November 3, 1903

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ELECTION | We ate EXT RA No. 2 i | “ Circulation Books Open to All.” | Sins PRICE ONE CENT. “NEW YORK, ULE NOVE MBE ELECTION

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C) 7. ‘well founded. x ag re * ‘ican districts. Ye if 7 i The first twenty election districts out of the 891 in Manhattan and

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{ 4 , ff ) Brooklyn \ Think of the poor that a seaside resort of this description would |’ ha | bthe face of the public that

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AKS TRACK JOSIE SADLER ILL "THE WORT, D: AS RESULT OF A BAD FALL Two WEEKS AGO; $EO0000 0064 RECORD IN RACE: /Runs Mile and

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he fact that she tool intege, + Sidcred eeeat is Saat, THRE Peat on | with the ather members of it was a cast that “JOHN...

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246 WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 3, IRL FROM KAY BRIGHT MUSIC W's a Honeymoon Farce, with Lots of Millinery in It, but

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PATTI A MARVEL IN LOOKS AND VOICE Many Generations Applaud the: 5 Diva, Who Looks as of Old} *) and Keeps Her Middle Tones

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t THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1909. SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD. J0E MA Y WIS/T THE PLANETS: WALCOTT

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= OWE OUT, DOGS. BG GARDE ‘Seventeen Hundred Barks in \ Various Keys Heard at This Exhibition of Ladies’ Kennel Association.

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er NOVEMBER 8, 1903. fublished by the Freee Publishing Company, No, 53 to @ Park Row, New York. Entered at the Post-OfMflce

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~ = die NEE — ell bit.e, A STUDY (Permission of George Munro's Sons.) (OPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. A rich American nase...

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Widow of Prince Radziwill, Who ‘Was Convicted of Forgery, “Demands $7,000,000 from “Trustees of Millionaire. CASE WILL BE...