The evening world. dated April 5, 1913

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ey AMO 4 RGAN’S LAST PATHETIC INCIDENTS OF FINANCIER’S CLOSING DAYS 5th tacdacac it aaicatacalatatacil acti atacand...

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_ ‘Aeoused Slayer of Mrs. Turner pet HAN FINDS OUT “BEST FRIEND" BADEN _ Collapses When Lawyer Tells Him tie News. BALKS AT

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DR TO CLAMP 0 ON ALL-NIGHT prietors sof tase Halls See Ruin if! Order Is Enforced This Summer. ORE TANGOS STOPPED. Burns,...

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worse SAKINA “REPLY TOPOWERS. = TH NEW TERNS “exept Past Matatlos Note but With Reservations— vt bb May Reach Agreement. |

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SATII EACERS NNEW 0 AT AUBURN and Police Defied by Makers Who Fight to Keep Big Plant Closed. AUBURN, N. ¥., April...

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> 5 gaee erie 8 mee ments Made for |, The Damall season wae given a fying to-day when Brooklyn fans began torn ng around...

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TD ACT AS LOVER WN“ PURPLE ROAD “Rosedale,” That Dates Back) to Days of Wallack, Will Be Revived. | delayed opening of “The

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“Turkey [ . Just —_——=+ in New York Off Broadway 4 We a “Thirty-Nation” Region of Strange Garb, a ‘ @ te nase when Fifth...

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Rit _EVENING WORLD, \ The Most Violent Noise in All Manhattan exTRemMres —~— She Drowns “‘L’’ Rumbles, | Subway Roars, Motor

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: , SSTABLASHED BY JOSPPH PULITZER. @AAhed Dally Except Sunder, by the Press Publishing Company, Nog, 63 to President, 68...

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The Evening World Daily Magazine. Saturday. April 5. 1913. “S’Matter, Pop?” * #4 = Bf = jettiths| « BY «x BY « By C. M. Payne

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