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Julian Leonard Street was an influential American author known for his humor-infused writings and contributions to journalism. His notable works include "My Enemy the Motor" and "Paris à la Carte." A two-time O. Henry Award winner, his short story "Mr. Bisbee's Princess" gained acclaim and was adapted into a silent film featuring W. C. Fields. Street's career spanned from reporting to fiction, showcasing his versatility and impact on early 20th-century literature.