Jenkins the Trusted Clerk at Braithwaite Firm
The narrator recalls his uncle John Braithwaite and his trusted confidential clerk Jacob Jenkins, a paragon of reliability in the firm Perry & Co. A looming pension of partnership and a planned marriage to Lucy Braithwaite hinge on Jenkins' steady conduct, as the narrator senses envy from Jenkins and an ominous encounter with a sickly countryman on a high-stakes day at the bank.
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Braithwaite
Lambeth
Cyril Vaughan
Lucy Braithwaite
John Braithwaite
Lucy
Jacob Jenkins
Jenkins
House of Braithwaite
Perry & Co
Cyril
Et. Fils
Bordeaux
Krakow
Kindergarten
Hamburg
Peabody & Sons
Dearucy
Richmond Villa
Ian
London
Yorkshire
Northumberland
Craven
Bess
Mr. Jenkins
Mr. Braithwaite
Clint
Morocco
Mr. Vaughan
Mr. Brathwaite
John Berwick
Henri Comte de Fitz James
San Francisco
James the Second
Stuart
America
Esmeralda Boyle
Literary Society of
Washington
Esmeralda
Spain
Madeira
Chicago Times
Frank Lumbard
Chicago
Frank
Vicksburg
Sanitary Commission
Old Shady
Ilinois
Chicago News
Akin to a Luncheon Bar Rescue and a Hidden Ledger
A countryman near starvation collapses in a luncheon bar scene as a family mystery unravels. Cyril Vaughan is accused, then vindicated, by his uncle Braithwaite after a forged thief’s confession and a missing pocketbook.
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Bell
Cyril Vaughan
Dartmoor
Portland
Lucy
Mordaunt
Enoch Clint
Braithwaite
Clint
Mr. Mordaunt
Mr. Vaughan
Cyril
Mr. Jenkins
Books and Observation in Education
The piece discusses how education can dull or sharpen powers of perception. It notes that modern students show improved observation due to physical science travel and nature study, yet worries that mass literacy in lower ranks may still foster inobservance. It calls for balancing book learning with direct observation to aid everyday life.
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Popular Science Monthly
Major John Harold Wins $30,000 Versus New York Elevated
Major John Harold recovered a verdict of 30000 dollars against the New York Elevated Railroad for personal injuries. The railroad appealed through three higher courts, but the verdict stood.
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John Harold
New York Elevated Railroad
Humorous snatches on food hunger and domestic life
A collage of quips and jokes from various papers lampooning high prices wives and domestic matters. A Boston man hacks sewing machines with hot air and a Philadelphia inventor creates a talking creepy doll. A Detroit satire mocks matrimony ads and the sun’s late hour crime claim.
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Jane
Boston
Detroit Free Press
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia
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