The evening world. dated December 18, 1906

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WEATHER-Fair and colder; Wednesfay fair. FINA wy Circulation Books Oper to ) AML,?? i_RESULTS EDITION [ “ Circulation Books

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mere -- THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1906. nhee jc ae ee ae COL MV |The Kind of Women That Men Usually Marry...

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aan ape gresseeioe ps GES FOUND “REMEDY WHILE EGovernor-Elect - Thinking Hard but Silent After His Experience. Buffeted...

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8, Y 900 , Te TONS HRI Wis Open Evenings Up to Christmas Until 10 o’Clock| NO: CONNECTION ANY OTHER STORE FOR READY CASH...

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Hope of Saving Prin AD LIVELY NiGhT ON SAN JUAN HILL Messenger Afraid to Go Home Found Trouble in Bunches in Negro District.

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pss . Noh Y & PC IURE I ASE a THE. EVENING WORLD, ea ESD ENE DECEMBER 18, 1900. ees sisters Ask Santa Claus VO keen Gor...

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Interest In the ¢ to-day centred | ‘in reepoe man ot Sop epeberestee to be appreciated. | LULU GLASER TO WED . PAUL SLUMPS

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THAW'S TRIAL ~AUDGE MADE"EM TROT BACK A PART. ~ (eae ARREED UPON PEACH ON ALS) OF ES LN cur ie [Rostlsky pees Lote Thieves|

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THEE VENTING. “WOR L DZ TUE SDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1 -THAEMTENS TO KILL ‘BISHOP M'CABE $1,000,000 WILLEDTOIT”stc mT OR $1,000,

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THE EVENING WORLD. Lord & Taylor | Women's Warst Dept. ‘Today we place on sale THis STORE WILL NOT | BE OPEN EVENINGS |...

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DEC errs ae, Jie) 9 ae oS one _] @ BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK, coe YOUNG CORBETT A DAY OF...

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t é THE EVENING WORLD , TUESDAY 7 DECEMBER 18, und In the dire land. JAPS CROWDING OUT Nee ALL AT HONOLULU But Pacific Coast

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_— 1906, : : TUESDAY, DECEMBER- 18, : V "BROOKLYN'S MOST DEPENDABLE LARGE RETAL. STORE” > DIALCT O} oF, TO OUR DOORS THE...

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\ LU EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1906.. QUITSIMPLE LIFE, al! Formers as Don Giobanne WAT i EPLOSIN)| Lona ital EAR

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by the Fress Publishing Company, No. 62 to @ Park-Row, New York ‘at the Post-Office at New York as Second-Clars Mall Matter,

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i} oe he Evening Worl oe Mrs, Jarr Fa‘ses Judgment on Men at Large. CONT Mr. Rangle tolephosing you auch? usked Mrs. Jarr,

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VT PAIR FOR THEFT OF GEMS Latest Victim of Cley- er French Thieves. Spurred by the offer of a $50 rewint, KR ¢ ena: tects fh