Guardian Angel Reg Wins Hero After Train Rescue
Reginald Wellingford saves Tim Welter’s son Jack from a moving train. The act renews Tim’s resolve to ride Sultan straight for the race, while Reginald confronts the money’s ruinous pressure and the temptations of Stone’s plotting.
Tim Wins Dramatic Race at the Post
From the moment the flag fell Tim battled fear and pressure. He rode Sultan with head and spur, pulling ahead to beat Astoria by two necks as Richard Stone watched in exultation. Reginald Wellingford was saved, Stone ruined.
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Reg Wellingford
Reginald
Madge
Reg
Richard Stone
Pet
Magford
Sultan
Wellingford
Stone
Hanson
Madge Telford
Tim Welter
Tim
Astoria
Reginald Wellingford
Firearms as Ornament Appeal to Women and Elite Buyers
A New York Sun piece notes women shooters add flair with elaborately decorated pistols. Cossacks in a circus, Persian rulers, Russian models, and Mexican ranchers favor jewel studded handles, silver inlays, and lapis lazuli accents.
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New York Sun
Russia
Persia
A Poem Of Youth And Seasonal Warnings
A poetic fragment explores memory and guidance from grandmother and grandfather as a child is urged to share in family joy. It threads themes of love, aging, and the promise of a bright day, interwoven with verses about Aurora and a skating song. The piece blends gentle nostalgia with affectionate instruction from elders.
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Grandmamma
Ethel Maude Colson
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Mr. Stone
Tim Weler
New York
Little Jack
Jack
Reynald Wellingford
Thi
Sie
the Pistol
Doctor Strong
Hartford
Conn
Doctor Strong Liood
Helpa
Malima
Dorothy
Lal
W. F. Gladetone
Aurora