The evening world. dated April 4, 1904

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REPAIRS HALTED AS WELL AS NEW WORK. Many Miles of Streets Left in Dangerous Condition—If Set- tlement Is Not Made Soon Will

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vt pee: H WORLD: MONDAY EVENING. APRIT. 4, 1904. FAMILIES DYNAMITE BLAST (err? oF 77” CESS ONo Sole om a7s ercects. [DEE...

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5 THER FORMER NA tors of Her Will to ‘Home for Aged and In- widow of Henry died while visiting Jan. 2%, leaves $45,900 In...

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= Three Men In’ Hospital Shot During Quarrels,and One Po- liceman’s Fingers Fractured by Prisoner’s Revolver. FOUR SEPARATE

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“WORE ton’s Home Was Searched for Burglars. GREENWICH. Conn., April Wealthy residents of this city are state of nervousness

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ST LOUIS: NOMINATION Careful Canvass Shows vase Showa Friends of New York Candidate Will Have More Than 800 of 1,000...

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CORNER W U ~ Buying for Principals in the Northern Securities Fight Makes Traders Suspicious, and the Market Suffers. WNION

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wamae ee ee OF A EARS AO Whe Social Sensation of Old New York Recalled by the Re- turn of Baroness von Gluemer to the City.

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THE WORLD: “MONDAY EVENING, ‘APRIL 4, 1904 es “Reg SPORTS EDITED BY | Ss= | ROBERT ED G-ecavenerenanenenerentnenevecactear tt

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