How Horace Landed the Queen
A comic tale of Horace pursuing marriage amid social scrutiny. He surveys likely brides by crossing paths with Lucille, endures parental and boss checks, and finally wed after the rounds of relatives, bosses, and club friends. The piece closes with a moral: Elope.
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Horace
Eelope
Luck and misfortune roam in Stationary Charlie tale
Stationary Charlie recalls luck as a myth while telling of a Minneapolis trip. He describes gambling woes, a raid by Swedish police, and a bluffing con that ends with a duped gambler losing his stacked bets in a taro game scene.
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Charlie
Wanderers’ Club
Denings
Minneapolis
Ike
Charley
Pard
Mexi
Pedro A Mexican Story With a Butte Sequel
Pedro J Miguel a young Mexican with royal blood drives an uneasy orbit around his wealthy father Manuel Miguel and the president in Mexico City. Pedro migrates between luxury, debt, and envy as he struggles with expectations and a glittering life he cannot sustain.
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Edro J. Miguel
Manuel Miguel
Republic
Pedro
Mexico
Miguel
The
Manny
Iver
Proud
Rayturn
Pianola
Loway
Wans
Carnaggie
Libries Niver
Halsted Street
Ind
Father Kelly
Lindeth
Mr. Hennessy
Mr. Dooley
Mexican Central Railway
Tne
Pedro Miguel
Charley
Dooley on Carnegie Libraries and the Philosophies of Charity
Dooley mocks Andrew Carnegie and the grand library project while praising hard work and practical aid. The piece satirizes philanthropy, debating whether libraries truly curb poverty or neglect living needs.
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