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• BRITISH EXPEDITION SUFFERS.; Force Sent Against Waziri Tribesmen on Afghan Frontier Proves Painfully Inadequate.
• MAYOR LOW AND CHIEF CROKER.
• CALLS CHICAGO A "HADES."; Opinion Expressed by One of the Party of British Labor Leaders Now Visiting This Country.
• DEATH OF GEORGE HARDING.; Patent Lawyer, Associate of Lincoln and Stanton, and Builder of the Kaaterskill, the "Spite Hotel."
• SHORTAGE OF LOCOMOTIVES.
• Iowa Delegation for Cannon.
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• MENDELSSOHN'S "ST. PAUL"; Opening of the Oratorio Society's Thirtieth Season. " St. Paul" Has Neither the Strong Dramatic Nor Musical Interest of "Elijah."
• FOXHALL KEENE IS FINED.; Contested Charge of Speeding Automobile, but Oyster Bay Justice Found Him Guilty.
• THE LONDON MARKET.
• W.K. Vanderbilt's French Turf Winnings
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• Almost Zero Weather in Saxony -- Skating Begins in Berlin.
• MR. MITCHELL AS A WITNESS.
• BERLIN NEWSPAPER SEIZED.; The Vorwaerts Contained Alleged Scandalous Reflections Upon Herr Krupp, the Gunmaker.
• Obituary Notes.
• WOMAN MURDERS WOMAN.; Miss Florence McFarlin, a Rochester Music Teacher, Stabbed to Death -- Mrs. Lulu Young Arrested.
• New Hampshire for Cannon.
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• NOTES OF INSURANCE INTERESTS.
• THE READING'S ADVANCE.
• IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD; Glass, Yale's Great Guard, Reported Protested by Harvard. VIGOROUS DENIALS AT YALE Injured Annapolis Player Slightly Improved -- Columbias Will Play Cadets at Annapolis To-day.
• TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
• FRANCIS JOSEPH CHAMPIONED.; Maurus Jokai's Eloquent Appeal to Hungarian Opposition to Cease Attacks on the Throne.
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• A STARCHLESS CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM.
• CLEVELAND'S TAX SYSTEM.; Party of New York Experts Study It Apropos of Coming Change in This City's Methods.
• DEATH LIST OF A DAY.; Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson.
• PITTSBURG FREIGHT TIE-UP.; President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Officials There to Plan to Relieve Situation.
• JURORS LAW VALID.; Court of Appeals, by Close Vote, Sustains Commissioner Thomas Allison.
• New Yorker's Summer Residence Burns.
• CHICAGO TRIUMPHS AT THE HORSE SHOW; James Hobart Moore's Exhibits Carry Off the Honors. MISS ROOSEVELT A VISITOR Big Crush at the Garden, and the Crowd Manifests an Unexpected Interest in the Horses.
• MONEY FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
• ON LOCAL BOWLING ALLEYS.; New High Individual Score Made in Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League Tournament.
• Traffic Manager of Seaboard Air Line.
• PHILADELPHIA PRICES.
• LEAD FOR NEW DEFENDER.; Forty Tons of the Metal to Go in Cup Yacht's Keel Arrives at Bristol.
• EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
• FOR THE POST OFFICE SITE.
• NO MORE REMOVALS OF ALABAMA "LILY WHITES"; President Said to Think They Have Been Punished Enough. Story That Mr. Clarkson Had Discovered Treachery to Mr. Roosevelt in the South.
• ANDREW CARNEGIE ILL.; Entire Family Suffered from Food Eaten at Swiss Hotel -- Passage to America Canceled.
• INDIANA GRAVE ROBBERIES.; One of the Ghouls Makes Startling Disclosures to the Mayor of Indianapolis.
• JEROME AFTER CANFIELD.; Hints at Plans to "Corner" the Gambling House Proprietor -- May Be Called as a Witness in "John Doe "Proceedings.
• ANTI-AMERICANISM IN CUBA.
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• WANT MRS. CRAIGIE DISMISSED.; Brooklyn Public Library Committee Reaches a Decision.
• Stowaways Escape from Ellis Island.
• OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
• New Orleans and Texas Pacific.
• CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
• THE NEWFOUNDLAND TREATY.; Extracts from the Convention Showing Articles Most Concerned.
• TUNNEL FRANCHISE SENT TO COMMITTEE; Public Aldermanic Hearing on the Pennsylvania Measure. The Nine Contentions Conceded in Conference -- Reasons Why the Labor and Wages Clauses Have Not Been Inserted.
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• NEW TRIAL FOR BISSERT.; DEVERY CAPTAINS HELD.
• THE FIASCO IN SCHENECTADY.
• DARING THEFT IN STAMFORD.; Stranger Takes Gems Valued at About $4,000 from Store of Jeweler.
• Loeser Department Store Extension.
• BIG SUGAR TRUST SUIT; Case Involving Over $1,000,000 in Government Taxes. Claim of the Company That It Has Paid a Large Excess Sum Under a Treasury Department Ruling.
• MRS. MOLINEUX'S STATEMENT.; Says in Writing That She Is in South Dakota to Get a Divorce.
• NEW ANTHRACITE FIELD.; Deposit of the Coal Discovered on the Border of Philadelphia and Tons Removed.
• TRADING IN BALTIMORE.
• GOLF CHANGES ADOPTED; Stricter Provision for Membership in Parent Organization. ALLIED CLUB DUES REDUCED Delegates of the National Association Also Decide That a Clearer Interpretation of Rules Is Necessary.
• RAILWAYS IN SOUTH AFRICA.; Construction Scheme Ready for Issuing of Transvaal Loan.
• FIRE COMMISSIONER'S POWERS.; Corporation Counsel's Opinion on Authority to Deal with Dangerous Conditions Growing Out of Subway Work.
• New Swiss Minister to Washington.
• STORAGE WAREHOUSE MERGER.; Consolidation of New Orleans Cotton Compresses and Other Properties Announced.
• TO FIGHT TOBACCO TRUST.; Retail Dealers of Philadelphia Begin Their First Organized Movement Against the Combination.
• Memorial Service for Mrs. Stanton.
• PRESIDENT ENDS BEAR HUNT WITHOUT A SHOT; Last Day Witnesses a Repetition of Previous Bad Luck. Other Members of His Party Kill a Deer -- Mr. Roosevelt Leaves Smedes for Memphis, Tenn.
• PREPARING FOR THE OPERA.
• JUDGE FOSTER RELENTS.; At Mr. Jerome's Request He Tries Nearly Thirty Policy Cases.
• ANARCHIST PLOT STORY; Woman Tells of Alleged Plans to Kill the President. Declares Two Men and a Woman Ordered to Do the Deed Committed Suicide.
• MARKET MOVEMENT.
• TRYING TO EXPEDITE COAL STRIKE INQUIRY; Arbitrators Restless Over Mitchell's Long Cross-Examination. Miners' President's Fourth Day on the Stand -- Recognition of the Union the Main Question.
• RAILROAD UP MONT BLANC.
• Suspend Board of Trade Members.
• THE HEALTH OF THE CZAR.; Rumors of His Illness, as Well as That of the Czarowitch and Czarina, Denied.
• BIG DECEMBER CORN DEALS.; Three Chicago Houses Cover Perhaps 1,000,000 Bushels Each for St. Louis Shorts.
• APOSTOLIC DELEGATE TO CANADA.; Mgr. Sbarretti Designated by the Pope to Fill the Office.
• BOYCOTT WILL CONTINUE; Schenectady Trades Assembly So Decides in a Stormy Session. Workmen Hiss When They Learn the Decision -- Disintegration of the Organization May Follow.
• CONFERENCE OF RELIGION; Effort to Promote the Ethical Unity of Creeds. The Rev. M.H. Harris Says the Fusion Administration Is Unpopular, Because It Does Not "Appeal to the Gallery."
• Submarine's Successful Run.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.; Annual Conference Opens at Albany -- Address by President Stewart.
• BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
• Fire Rages in Senator Clark's Mine.
• BULLION AND MINING.
• AMERICAN TARS OBSTREPEROUS.; Party of the Hartford's Men Run Amuck in Funchal, Madeira.
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• BOER CONCENTRATION CAMPS.; Noted French Physician Writes That They Were Not Nearly as Bad as Painted.
• ALL EUROPE SHIVERING IN WINTER'S CLUTCHES; Cold Wave Sweeps from the Baltic to the Adriatic. London Swept by Biting Winds -- Crops Threatened in Russia -- Skating in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland -- Parisians Suffer.
• NO ORDERS YET FOR MARINES.; United States Force Still Remains in the Isthmus of Panama.
• CUBA NOT SO BADLY OFF.; British Minister Reports That Lack of Reciprocity Has Worked for Good Rather Than Evil.
• Greater New York Democracy's Vote.
• CIPHER CODE MACHINE.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• Murderer Truck Executed at Auburn.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• CHIEF GUERIN'S BRAVERY AT THE BRIDGE FIRE; Thrilling Experience in the Spectacular Fight with Flames. Account of the Battalion Chief's Own Deeds in His Report Buried in His Praises of Others.
• IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD; Germania Assembly Rooms Sold -- West Side Parcels Go Well at Auction -- Other Dealings.
• EX-MINISTER WU STARTS FOR CHINA; Takes Twenty-six Big American Trunks Full of Things. Many Boxes and Bales, Too -- Dress Suit, Opera Hat, and Bathing Suit Among His Effects.
• HOTEL PROPRIETOR ROBBED.
• ANTI-TRUST LEGISLATION.; Representative Richardson Says Democrats Are Ready and Anxious to Assist Republicans.
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• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• Winter Cholera Rages in Milwaukee.
• FIGHTING MORMON APOSTLE.; Salt Lake City Clergy Take Steps to Keep Reed Smoot Out of United States Senate.
• RESCUES TWO FROM FLAMES.; Miss Mulholland of Plainfield Saves Her Mother and Sister -- Fireman Injured.
• Coal Price Advance in West Virginia.
• In Continental Centres.
• ROBBED CHURCH CORNERSTONE.
• Hendrickson--Lord.
• GERMAN TARIFF TINKERING.; The Government Attempting a Coalition with the Agrarians and National Liberals.
• MAN MISSING IN BOSTON.; Left His Valuables with a Hotel Proprietor and Has Not Been Seen Since.
• RUSSIA'S FINANCIAL POLICY.; Experts Publish Figures Showing That Indirect Taxation Has Become a Crushing Burden.
• Mr. Rockefeller and Salvation Army.
• Thanksgiving Day in the Schools.
• DECLARE FOR MR. CANNON.; Massachusetts Republican Members of Congress Send Message of Indorsement.
• TO ADVANCE FREIGHT RATES.; Railroads Will Do This to Offset the 10 Per Cent. Increase in Wages.
• NEW YORK COUNTY'S VOTE.; Coler's Plurality 86,547, Judge Gray's 98,817, and Cunneen's 87,348.
• WHY LAWSON DOES NOT SHOW.
• MORGAN & CO.'S SHARE IN RAILROAD MERGER; Developments in Minnesota's Suit Against the Combination. Banking House Acted in Various Capacities for Northern Securities Company in Acquiring Great Northern and Northern Pacific.
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• STRIKE AT VANDERBILT HOUSE.; Building Trades Men Object to the Firm Which Holds the Painting and Decorating Contract.
• Anchor Line Warehouses Burned.
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• "LABOR" AND THE LAW.