Applause Is for Those Who Win
A long reflective piece contrasts the rousing crowd cheers for a victorious pitcher with the derisive jeers that follow a fall from grace. It then broadens to critique the mob’s shifting admiration, noting the moneyed financier’s rise and collapse and the enduring humble effort of unseen workers.
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Seattle Endeavorers Seek 25000 Dollar Fund For 1907 Convention
George Combs Carl H Reeves and F Edgar Barth lead a drive to raise 25000 dollars to host the Chris ivor convention in Seattle in July 1907. They plan to solicit subscriptions from all city residents and then target business and professional people, expecting quick support from a hopeful community spirit.
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The Safety of the President and Security Methods
An article questions what properly guarded means for President Roosevelt noting lack of bomb proofing and detailing weapons in his private office including a loaded 44 caliber rifle a flint lock musket a revolver in a desk drawer and usable chairs as defensive tools It also references public trust in the president and mentions broader political and financial observations from the era including a dummy Dank president and royal marriages.
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Survival of the Fittest as a Social Law Debate
A group around a leading multi millionaire debates the law of the survival of the fittest as the basis of fortune. Critics argue evolution favors a higher law of sympathy and service, citing John Fiske and religious editors.
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Star Dust and Goo Goo Eyes in a Whimsical Tale
An old clipping recounts a playful scene where a youth wins a prize by his goo goo eyes, glimpsing a glamorous figure as she calls him to claim the award. It weaves in oddball anecdotes, letters, and detached musings from a local newspaper page with humorous, vintage voice.
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Mistaken Chivalry and a Fortune Recovered
Horace Everett pleads with Anna Warrenton’s aunt and uncle after confessing his early deception to win her. Their seven year separation follows Lawrence's dishonesty and a fortune loss, as Horace seeks Anna’s forgiveness and a future together. The tale shifts as Horace meets Mr. Warrenton to recount poverty, love, and renewed hope amid family shocks.
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