The evening world. dated December 10, 1914

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Pare oe from the hotel. The shooting was done by Policeman James Walsh of the West Thirtieth Street station who was trying to

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THE EVENING e , she says, letting him hai md= | $550 to buy furniture. He did not return TI Sheldon, who was arraigned in...

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8 QT RMD, _ THE b ENING WORLD, ‘euURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 friends in Bayonne, N. J., last night. t 2 o'clock this morning the five

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i ERASMUS ANNEXES CALLED THE WORST OL FIRE TRAP 1200 Lives Imperilled So Long as Rickety Old Buildings Are Used by the...

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nia? EE ger ogee ss I BEST SPORTING PACE IN NEW YORK [nciS@'2Si | -BASEBALL AS A SIDE LINE IS ATTRACTING SOME OF OUR BEST...

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“‘Gerontius”’ At Oratorio’s First Concert By Sylvester Rawling. WR EDWARD HERAIAR'S “The Dream of Gerontius,” the in-...

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"disrepute. It ie this practice that hes turned the American public > {a solid permanent formations and mechanically trained

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~Te * * “Mum’s the Word” j.x03ths.) By Robert Minor THE CRYSTAL ROOD , The Story of a Talis- n’s Strange Adventures By Mr s.

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