Blind Pony interview wins Rue a Wall Street reveal
Rue Bartram, a fledgling reporter for The Herald, pursues an interview with James R Blair on a cross country trip. Blair confirms possession of the Lost Star gold stock tied to a famed "Blind Pony" scheme looping financial power through Colorado and New York. Rue learns the scoop may launch her career and alter Blair’s market control.
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Rue
Herald
James R. Blair
Holmes
Adams Street
Board of Trade
LaSalle Street
Briga
Canal Street
Sydney
Sidney
Papas
Denver
Mr Blair
Mr Rhodes
Vane
Syd
New York
Chatelains
Blait
Sydneyie
Frank Gray
Eastern Express
John Maxwell
Mr. Blair
Herald Building
Mr. Rhodes
Colorado
John Marwell
Three Bears
Blair
Miss Bartram
Wall Street
Dexter
Kansas
Pana
Maxwell
Anev
Dorothy Brown Paints and Goes Abroad Adventure
A 1902 diary style piece follows Dorothy Brown as spring blooms in Paint Box Town. The Brown family plans a six day sea voyage from Queenstown to England Scotland Holland France with Dorothy and cousin Reg joining. The illustrated scene guides color choices for the painting and notes Norah the maid in pale blue.
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Douglas Z. Doty
Paint Box Town
Dorothy Brown
Dorothy
Reg
Chum
Mrs Brown
Norah
ECRU
The Dancing Kettle A New Japanese Fable
An ancient Morinji temple priest in Tatebayashi prizes a tea kettle. The kettle speaks, reveals it is Bunbuku Chagama a shape shifting badger. The priest sells it to a dealer who learns its magic and eventually Bunbuku entertains crowds before returning to Morinji with profits shared and the kettle preserved as a temple treasure.
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Tatebayashi
Kotske
Japan
Shane
Bunbuku Chagama
Morinji
Gyse
Pullad
Aoube
Walea
Wien
Tateouyasni
Iego
Buntbuku
Bunbuku
Bunbu'u
School Rooms Adorned to Attract Students
Students decorate classrooms from primary to eighth grade with paper chains pictures and handmade items. Art displays include engravings and famous paintings to inspire taste and beauty. An art exhibition profits will fund more classroom pictures and the effort reflects strong teacher and student collaboration.
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Rembrandt
van Wwhs
Michel Angelo
Hfe
NIGNI THE DWARF TELLS HIS OWN ADVENTURES
A child narrates a humorous first person memoir of tiny size and bold feats. He recalls weighing 12 ounces at three days, surviving early years, fighting a mouse with a knitting needle, staving off a chicken with a fork, and battling grasshoppers in a meadow. He hints at more adventures to come and claims a grand family reaction.
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Father
God
Sewing Lessons Part of School Girl Life
Public school sewing classes captivate students, teachers, and visitors. Young girls progress quickly, overcoming initial awkwardness as they learn needlework, buttonholes, and patches. Mothers praise the neatness learned beyond home instruction, with examples like turnover collars.
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State Street Achiool
Confederate Children Honor Heroes of War
Confederate children in Brazil sent a wreath to Georgia children for Memorial Day. Hon. John Temple Graves presented the wreath to Dilss Irene Mitchell, president of the Julia Jackson chapter, who accepted with thanks. The wreath was placed on the monument to the unknown dead, creating an impressive ceremony praised as a beautiful gesture from the south.
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Brazil
Children of the Confederacy
Georgia
John Temple Graves
Dilss Irene Mitchell
Julia Jackson
Confederater
Brasil
C P C s beat Capitol avenue team in baseball thriller
The C P C s defeated Capitol avenue 16 to 7 in a Thursday afternoon game at 330. Burroughs McCaley Cunsers and Gullatt starred, with strong batting from Jones and Teddy Muller. Gullatt and Me tal syer pitched, while Captain Button led on balls and strikes. The CP C s taunted rivals with a victory cheer and challenged a rematch, accusing Capitol of avoiding another game.
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Jantory
Capitol Avenue
Begger
Burroughs
McCaley Cunsers
Cso
Button
Riller
Corrie
Lowndes
Gullatt
Carrie
Jones
Crab
Teddy Muller
Asing
Franklin
C. P. Og
Capitol Aue
C. P
C's
C. Pa
Mas
CB Gc
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Isola J. Forrester
Condom Mary Dibson Brittain
W. H Brittain
Condon
Robert Ralph Riley
Mrs
R. G. Riley
Martha Penn
Howard Penn
Monticello, Ga
Woo
Celwyn E. Hampton
Quincy and
Isab'ldren
Ereuben Arnold
Washington Star
Nwell
Chicago Tribune
Atlanta
Finch der Kaiser
Pring
Nigni
Hewitt
Jewel
Marianna C Kriegshaber
Mr and Mrs. V
Kriegshaber
H. Ovfrey
B. H. Gverby
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