Beau Gray Seeks Work After Forfeit Money Dilemma
Bowen Gray, a 12 year old in Beau Gray's story, struggles to feed his aunt after a counterfeit half dollar leads to poverty. He encounters Claude Spiker and Isaac Redthorn, faces arrest fears, and helps Bart Redthorn while seeking honest work, money, and a safe place for a significant sum.
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Ife
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Dorchester
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Northern Railroad
Boston & Albany
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Bau
Providence
Dorchester Bay
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Federal Street
House of Correction
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Uselel
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Bin
Rascal
Sue
Aunt Tatty
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Isaac P. Redthorn
Lean
How a Fortune Was Made by a Boston Wool Tradesman
A 24 year old Boston wool merchant’s son rose from office boy to fortune by bold moves in wool, mining stocks, and telephone stock. He repaid his father’s creditors, bought a Newbury Street home, and is valued at 250 000 to 500 000. Known for modest manners, he inspires business chatter about future prowess.
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Lart
Barton
Bowen
Ile
Mrs. Redthorn
Rascal
Eau
Mia. Granbrook
Mrs. Granbrook
Carryail
Mr. Reathorn
Tim
Mr. Redburn
Agofa
Lillet
Mr. Keuthorn
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Bor
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Billy Pulger
Sam
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Aaideau
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Boston
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Australia
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An Animal Worse Than a Mule Kangaroo danger and variety in Australia noted
A Montreal Star style feature extols kangaroos as formidable and dangerous quarry for hunters with swift horses and strong dogs. It details their fighting stance, powerful hind legs and claws, and notes about thirty species across Australia and New Guinea. The piece references Tim Gleeson in Cincinnati praising St Jacobs Oil, and mentions a Garfield statue debate and a Coca Beel Tonic pitch.
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New Guinea
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