Fight warnings and faking in prize ring echoed in Pendleton
Chronicle writes that mixing play with work harms success as in famous Fitzsimmons Jeffries bouts. It asserts serious blows decide fights, cites Yorktown Appomattox San Juan Hill examples, and notes public calls to prosecute ringside violence. It laments sensational yellow journalism and denounces vagrants and fakir wrestlers.
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Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Corbett
Oredr
Yorktown
Appomatto
Fisticuffs duel in Portland ends in a kill
Two young men fought over two girls in Portland last Saturday night. Bare knuckle battle, aided by relatives and friends, left one dead. The brutal street confrontation highlights the morbid side of life and jealousy among youths.
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Portland
Mexico
The Individual and the Trust in a Modern Era
A veteran professional reflects on how large scale capital and enterprise erode individual rewards. He warns that specialization and rigid organization convert people into small parts of vast machines. He foresees slow decline and bleak prospects as core incentives fade.
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Davindle
The Decline of Free Intellectual Energy in Professions
A reflection from The Point of View in Scribner's Fiction Number August argues that the free varied intellectual energy once central to professions has faded. The author dismisses calls for statistics showing improving labor earnings and well-being, insisting averages deceive while contemporary large-scale tasks demand new original work.
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Scribner’s
Tariffs, trusts, and railroads in democratic critique
The piece argues that tariffs do not explain trust power as Republican critics claim, noting railroads and discriminations against independents weaken tariff claims. It asserts that even with such complicities, duties remain a key factor in monopolies, citing steel, sewing machines, and meat as examples, and linking Cuba policy to trust influence.
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Steel Trust
Europe
Africa
New York
England
Food Trust
Canada
Cuba
Hearst
Stomachs on Stilts and the Golden Medical Discovery
A tirade on stimulants and stomach weakness notes that stimulants are like stilts, offering only temporary height. It lauds Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for restoring digestion and nutrition, sharing a testimonial from Clarence Carnes of Loudoun County. The piece warns against substitutes and promotes the Pleasant Pellets to stimulate the liver.
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Dr. Pierce
Golder Medical
Clarence Carnes
Taylorstown
Loudoun Co
Pierce
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Truateca
Imogen Hoyer
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Fred Walters
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First Street
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Cleopatra
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Schultz
Pilsener Beer
Ana Young
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