Hector's Inheritance: The Bully and the Wallet Plot
In a Smith Institute tale, Hector Roscoe befriends the lonely Tommy and exposes Jim Smith's scheme to frame Roscoe by stealing his own wallet. Ben Platt and Wilkins uncover the ruse, clearing Roscoe and revealing Jim's greed and deceit.
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Wills
Bates
Peraers Jim
Smith
Hector
Iso
Ben Platt
Jim Smith
Socrates
Sock
Roscoe
Wilkins
Platt
Chan
Corrier
Gammon
Ben
Lock
Hector Ros Coe
Snow
Hector Roscoe
Mr. Smith
James
Rs. Smith
Leo Tihocrates
Nero
Ifthe
Socrates Smith
Smith Institute
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Ben Hall
Prince
Roe
Himsel
Chang
Smit
Per
Ector Roscoe
Aly
Roscow
Another Chance for the Usher in School Fallout
Mr. Smith reverses his decision to dismiss usher Mr. Crabb after recognizing his competence in Latin and Greek. Crabb agrees to apologize to Jim, and Smith contemplates rehiring him at a modest twenty dollars a month despite past overstepping of authority.
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Socrates Smith
Socrates
Mr. Smith
Sophronia
Jim
Mr. Crabb
Tle
Hector Roscoe
Allan Roscor
Hector
New York
Walter Ross
Papa
Papa Hinks
Crabb
Walter
Roscoe
Smith Institute
Guan
Allan Roscoe
Wilkins and
Platt
Smith
Rabb
Tom
Nepney
New Tey
Tam
Selug
Susegates Smith
Poe
Benlatt
Wilkins
James
Hieves
Aspars
Iikins
Wie
Wash
Ben
Ames Smith
Mr. Washburn
Park Bank
Washburn
Ben Platt
Sock
Princips
Adou
Dealers Tell Whence They Come and Whither They Geo
A Globe reporter records merchants describing shifts in New England trade. Declining bag use ties to bagging bans, paper bag manufacture, and elevators replacing bags. Dealers discuss loan bags, bag loaning firms, and the global flow of bags for grain, oats, corn, and exports to Europe, with East Indies and Mediterranean sources for sacks and related trade items.
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GLOBE
Europe
Amean Bag
York
New York
Baltimore
Delphia
Orleans
Boston
East Indies
Cuba
South America
Java
America
Mexico
Sicily
Frozen Conversation and Fashion Tales In A New York Slice
A fragmentary column recalls a social chat where Cicely congratulates a friend on prospects after Lent, noting casual flirtations with Augustus and insinuations about a mother’s connection. It shifts to fashion commentary on checked suitings and a tale of a wager involving over outings and etiquette.
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Cicely
Augustus
Times
Prince of Wales
Eames
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the Boys of Smith Institute
Horatio Alger, Jr
Tommy v
Sally Brass
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Hector Deter
Amy
Acie
Mall
Aina Cooper
Mi Ith
Palmer
Ommy
Basia
Hoy
Tomeny
Pepes
Fiedor
Jim Mitch
Ciea
Jin
Sis. Smith
Mit
Pocranes
Ben Pratt
Hectors
Hexey
James Smith
Mr Smith
Therincipal
Jimmith
Coventry
Kins
Pin
Nan $i
Manny
Gomne
Dint
Usher
Platt and Wilkins
Abeipa
Anames
Ngasod
Wilkyuna
Yan
Teall
Cys
Institute
Pas
Felows
Guy
Sam
Earlt
Leonfess
Wilkins Orl
Park Bank of
R. Washburn
Hare
Othis Pee Reaele
Castoria
C Astoria
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