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Boston Weekly Globe in Boston, Massachusetts

10 Mar 1885

Page 7

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Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1885

Page

7

Tyrant of the Play Ground at Smith Institute

Hector Roscoe enters Smith Institute and faces Jim Smith the tyrant of the school. He defies Jim by standing up for himself and challenging bully rule, aided by usher Crabb and guardian Allan Roscoe. The brutal lunchtime hierarchy, harsh dinner, and looming conflict set the stage for Hector to confront Jim and win subtle holds over the unruly pupils.

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How They Dress Congressmen Worth Millions Wear $25 Suits

A Cleveland Leader summary notes lawmakers’ attire with vivid portraits of figures like William Walter Phelps in a $25 suit and bright red tie, Tom Reed in tweed, Lyman in green, Potter in gray, and others. The piece mocks sartorial choices across parties, calling many outfits shabby or showy and even mentions a testosterone charged comparison to criminals in describing Phil Thompson and his alleged twin brother.

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C’carp Cleveland William Walter Phelps Tom Reed Lyman Massachusetts Orlando Potter Colonel Woolford Kentucky Charley O'Neil Philadelphia Jim Belford Carlisle Randall Pernet Reagan Texas Perry Bomont Washington Lind Oscar Turner Dorsheimer Sam Cox Horr Michigan Phil ‘Thompson Phil Thompson Phil Congress
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Made a Coffin for Himself a Huntington Farmer

William Peet, a wealthy eccentric farmer of Huntington, built a coffin years before his death on February 16. He directed his burial in the crude coffin, planning a week delay if life signs appeared, and a funeral in a box wagon drawn by his old horse. He was about 65, unmarried, and left a will after consulting a lawyer.

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New Haven William Peet Huntington Compias Vried Brothers Sialon Londay Mr. Peet
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The Nine Lives of a Gat Banger

On February 7 a frozen water pipe at J P Merrills stable on Columbia Street revealed an empty space beyond the wall. A cat was found inside the pipe, thawed out and packed through the passage, alive after several days. Stable workers report the saying that cats have nine lives is proven.

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J. P. Merrill Columbia Street
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Vermont mutual fire chief facing unknown political minefield

A Vermont mutual fire insurance company leader long dubbed governor faces political exile while amid rumors of arson tied to a heavily insured barn fire. The text hints at threats and questions about enemies and allies, with lingering suspicion over motive and protection.

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Vermont Journal Popular Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Vermont Pin Mxbick Ingor Proon
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Anticipating Emergencies in Railway Letters

A railroad official in a neighboring state received a letter displaying genuine economy. The writer requested a commutation ticket and sought details about his family and inscription, suggesting prudent anticipation of emergencies. The peculiar note hints at frugal thinking amid potential disruptions.

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