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1912December 30

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• THE "INTERLOCKING DIRECTORS" BUGABOO.
• American Boys Not Interested In Choir Singing.
• TOMATO PACK HEAVY.; Official Report Shows Gain of 500,000 Cases Over 1911 -- Corn Short.
• MAUGHAM SEES PLAY MINE IN TENDERLOIN; " And Noted British Dramatist Finds Temptation Strong to Try an American Piece.
• FLOCK TO INSPECT THE BIGGEST HOTEL; The McAlpin Thronged with Visitors When Its Doors Are Opened for Business.
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• Obituary 1 -- No Title
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• Marty O'Toole Married.
• TAFT HOME TO-MORROW.; Lands at Key West from Arkansas -- Now En Route to Washington.
• DISLIKE AUSTRIA'S ATTITUDE.; Italian Leaders Think Their Ally Is Endangering Peace.
• TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
• Insanitary Soda Fountains.
• BOOMING J.J. HILL FOR WILSON CABINET; Northwest Is Backing Him, and its Emissary Has Been from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
• W. ROCKEFELLER'S ILLNESS.; Dr. Chappell, His Physician, Tells of the Condition of His Throat.
• POLICE TAKE GANG FOR BLOWING SAFES; Five Men and Two Women Are Arrested in Bronx with Dynamite and Drills.
• GARMENT WORKERS CHEER STRIKE ORDER; 150,000 Members of the Allied Unions State the Demands They Would Enforce.
• QUIET WEEK IN BOXING.; No Important Bouts Arranged by Any of New York's Leading Clubs.
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• TEN NEW AUTOS HERE FOR THE PARCEL POST; With These, Postmaster Morgan Has Twenty-five More Mail Wagons, and More on Call.
• OUTLOOK FOR RAILWAYS GOOD; Officials Say That 1913 Promises to be a Prosperous Year.
• SERVICE.
• GOETHALS GATEWAY.; Hamilton Foley Suggests a Tribute to the Canal Builder.
• A Specious Law.
• A.E. SMITH FOR SPEAKER.; To Succeed Merritt in the Chair of the Lower House at Albany.
• PAY DIRECTION SIMSON DEAD; Retired Naval Officer Was Prominent In Various Military Orders.
• CREELMAN GOES TO THE MAIL; Quits as Head of Civil Service Board, to Resume Newspaper Work.
• WOMAN CAN LIVE ON $7.20.; That Sum Weekly Will Provide Bare Necessities in Philadelphia.
• RULES OF A.A.U. ARE DESIRED; National Collegiate A.A. Wants I.A.A.A.A. to Have Uniform Code.
• DYNAMITERS' SENTENCE DAY.; Arguments Will Precede Announcement of Penalty.
• Trap Shooting at Night.
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• YARN SALES LIMITED.; Year-End Dullness Evident in Local Market -- Worsted Yarns Firm.
• STATE DEPARTMENTS WANT BUILDING HERE; They Plan to Ask Legislature to Collect Scattered Offices Under One Roof.
• THIRTY SPIES ARRESTED.; News Exchange Reports Discovery of Great Conspiracy in Germany.
• Duchess of Marlborough's Society Would Have a White List Here.
• When Men Wore Breeches.
• THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.; Popular Sunday Afternoon Programme with Josef Lhevinne as Soloist.
• Miss Lucy Hill Everett.
• MARCH FROM CHURCH AFIRE.; Two Hundred Sunday School Children Saved by Teachers' Coolness.
• LONDON VIEW OF VERDICT.; Times Thinks the American People Will Insist on Reforms.
• WHEAT RULES EASY AS STOCKS SWELL; Foreign Demand Holds Strong, but Argentina Reports Big Yield of Better Quality Than Last.
• THE FINANCIAL SITUATION IN AMERICA AND EUROPE
• WORKING TO SAVE KAISER'S OIL BILL; Official Newspaper Rushes to the Defense of the Government Monopoly Proposal.
• APPLE PRICES GO TO SMASH TO-DAY; Housewives, Victorious in Egg Market, Opening an Apple Stand with a Big Cut.
• FIGURES AND SUPERSTITION.
• Public "Bakeshops" Needed.
• SPEAKS UP FOR GOV. DIX.; William Church Osborn Praises Constitutional Executive.
• THEATRICAL NOTES.
• TWO DEAD IN NEWPORT FIRE.; Among Buildings Burned Was House Built in 1693 -- $200,000 Loss.
• The Rev. L. Brady.
• FARMER AND WIFE BURNED.; Charred Bodies Found In Ruins of Their Dutchess County Home.
• Tuberculosis Hospital for Suffolk.
• TURKS WILL REFUSE TO CEDE ADRIANOPLE; Other Peace Proposals Likely to be Modified, but on That Point They Are Firm.
• ZIONISTS ASK POWERS' AID.; Time Auspicious to Bring Jews Back to Palestine, Says Dr. Nordau.
• AN EQUITABLE GHOST.; Does Watchmen Immolated In Burned Building Haunt Its Site.?
• SUFFRAGIST SCOUTS OUT TO SIGHT SULZER; Governor-Elect to be Followed and Watched Until He Receives Army.
• Latest Shipping News.
• ROBT. L. M'CAMERON, NOTED PAINTER, DEAD; Heart Disease Kills Famous Portraitist and Artist of the Poor.
• COLLEGIATE SWIMMERS WIN.; Uptown Schoolboys Defeat Team of Y.M.H.A. by 25 Points to 18.
• UPHELD TAFT'S RIGHT TO AID BANK HUNT; Wickersham Decided President Had Power if He Cared to Use it for Pujo Committee.
• FRUIT MARKET QUIET.; Storm, Holiday, and Poor Quality of Offerings Kept Buying Light.
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• LONDON MARKET IS STAGNANT.; General Belief Is That the Bank Rate Will Not Be Raised.
• STEAMER LOST, TWO SAVED.; Survivors of the Volmer Tell of 15 Comrades Perishing In Channel.
• WEDEMEYER IS NOW RAVING.; Michigan Representative Under Close Watch at Panama to Prevent Suicide.
• UNIONISTS' OFFER, CANADA'S PRICE.
• Strict Licensing and Severe Punishment Urged as Remedies.
• OPEN SEATS ON CARS; Closed Autos with No Protection for Drivers a Paris Feature -- A New Tire.
• Could Be Replaced with Lighter Ones of Equal Power.
• YOUNG ROCKEFELLER GUIDED BY PRAYER; Son of Standard Oil Man Says He Pleaded for Four Years to Be Shown the Right Path.
• $40,000,000 SURPLUS FROM OUR PROSPERITY; Secretary MacVeagh Looks for This Comfortable Showing on June 30 Next.
• NO SECOND RATERS IN GOLF HANDICAPS; New Limit System of U.S.G.A. Has Improved National Tournament Play.
• PAY SPACE RATE FOR MAILS.; Postmaster General's Plan for Compensation of Railroads.
• JERRY SULLIVAN FOR CABINET.; Gov. Wilson Admits Iowa Leader Is on His Eligible List.
• RESERVE BERLIN KEYNOTE.; German Market Dull Under Influence of Vienna Pessimism.
• PREDICTS BIG BUSINESS HERE; The London Statist, However, Hits Again at Treasury Methods.
• YEN HUI-CHING TO BERLIN.; Former Associate of Wu Ting-Fang to be Minister to Germany.
• EXPENSIVE THEATRE TICKETS.
• Lawless Lawyers.
• MISS FRANCES HARRIS WEDS.; Lew Flelds's Sister-in-Law the Bride of Frederick White.
• FASHION DESIGNS NOT HARD TO MAKE; To Enter the American Designs Contest One Need Not Be a Skillful Artist.
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• Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
• MAD DOG WATCHED HOUSE.; Owner's Wife Kept Prisoner and Owner Not Allowed to Enter.
• ANNUAL CURLING MATCHES.; All That is Needed for "The Roarin' Game" Now is Ice.
• VISIT SHEPARD'S MOTHER.; Miss Gould and Her Affianced Call at New Haven Hospital.
• EXPECT BISHOP WLL UNFROCK MORTIMER; Pennsylvania Diocese Learns That Clergyman's Conduct Led to His Downfall.
• McCOMBS STOPS AT CAPITAL.; Asks for Wilson That Inaugural Ceremonies Be as Simple as Possible.
• SLIGHT REACTION IN PARIS.; Political Uncertainty Causes Restriction of Operations.
• Rates on Russian Imports Remain.
• FRENCH CANDIDATES MEET.; Poincare and Ribot Confer -- Both Will Continue in Presidential Race.
• MR. LASCURAIN'S CHEERFUL VIEW.
• BUSH TO EXPLAIN PLAN.; Proposed Merger of Railroad Companies Opposed in Texas.
• Letter to the Editor 1 -- No Title
• Steel Trust Not Generous?
• Hammerstein Waltz Cycle Given.
• PROUTY ON MELLEN MERGER.; Commission Will Recommend Dissolution if Evidence Warrants.
• ROOSEVELT TO SHOW JAPAN SOUGHT PEACE; Will Reveal Mikado's Letter Asking Him to Open a Way to End Russian War.
• TRY RECALL ON MAYOR.; Ocean City, N.J., Has a Petition to Oust Hoadley for Extravagance.
• NEW SOCCER CHAMPIONS.; St Leo Team of St. Louis Defeats West Hudsons for Title.
• WHOLESALE PRICE CHANGES.; Advances and Declines More Evenly Divided Last Week.
• Bill to Extend Trenton.
• MANY FOOD TAX BOLTERS.; Unionist Papers Abandon It as a Party Issue.
• RABBI WISE ATTACKS GAYNOR AND WALDO; Calls Police Commissioner "a Menacingly Incompetent and Incorrigibly Stupid Creature."
• THE BRITISH INSURANCE ACT.
• RECKLESS CHAUFFEURS.; Street Car Passenger Describes a Narrow Escape.
• WILLIAM ANDREWS DIES.; Commissioner of Records an Office Holder for Forty Years.
• Dead at the Age of 105.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• HOCKEY LEAGUE SEASON AT HAND; McGill-Ottawa Match This Week the Least of Preliminary Games.
• WOULD GIVE WILSON A SUMMER HOME; Staunton Starts Movement to Buy the Selma Estate on Betsy Bell Hill for Him.