Worthy of Fame and Witty Parodies Across papers
A collage of clipped quips and dialogue snippets from multiple papers with satire on fame labor leaders politics and Paris. The set mocks public figures stage life and social observations through brief excerpts and witty exchanges.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Kruger Still Confident Amid Transvaal Peril
Pretoria May 12 The Boer president Kruger remains calm and resolute amid war threats. He drinks coffee and smokes a large pipe, predicting ultimate Boer victory with serene composure, insisting British successes cannot alter Providence guiding the burghers to triumph.
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Transvaal
Queen Victoria
Pretoria
Flormfontein
Table Bay
Kruger
Ooin Paul
The Capture of Pretoria Ends the War Report
An American correspondent describes Kruger at his Pretoria home, detailing his routine, defiant stance, and pride in resisting British forces. The piece underscores Kruger’s influence, the boer leadership, and hints at imminent British entry into Pretoria while noting the broader war context and global reactions.
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Victoriz Agai
Cn Tp
Yin
Borr
Fm Dita
England
Kruger
South Africa
Betther
Hercules Robinson
Lach
Robinson
Alfred Minnen
Last Flirtation of Miss Murray in Chicago Tales
Dramatic vignette set in Chicago featuring Miss Murray and Dr Vernon. Miss Murray resists flirtatious advances while internal conflict and social proprieties unfold. Vernon, a physician, pursues her as others observe a tension between intellect and romance. Grace Earle and social circle add pressure as Grace suffers a heart episode revealing stakes of affection.
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Chicago News
Gburn Place
Vervon Zhan
Col Matar
Oliver
Peter Conway
Arthur Martison
Frenk Earle
Allie
Harold Vernon
Dre. Oliver
Miss Murray
Vernon
Prof
Allison
Olivey
Ass Conway
Frank Earle
Grace
Ds. Vernon
Ani
Secret Love Confession and Doubt Foretell Tense Meeting
A troubled suitor pleads for Grace, confessing unworthiness and desperate love. Grace responds coolly, probing his true feelings as memories of past flirtations resurface. He recalls overheard words with Col. Macey and vows reform, begging forgiveness and declaring enduring affection.
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Grace
Graen
Daun
Miss Murray
Dr. Vernot
Col. Macey
Mies Murray
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Terry
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White
Jong
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America
Indianapolis Journal
Chicizo Pot
Bom
Paris
Mark
Champs’ Elysees
Rene
Mrr. Hlykine
Ashington Star
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Lord Roberts
London
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Foyman
Philadelphia
Press
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Willy
Eastman
West Sixth ST
Paine
O. T. Crump
Richmond
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New York