Dear Mamma and the Bankers in Wall Street Tale
A long letter from a boy to his mother recounts family life in New York and rural kin, with Aunt Jane, Cousin Bob, and Papa. He notes brokers and money detours, mentions baseball with friends, Mary’s lemonade, and a playful episode about a snake bite in a story of daily joys and financial distant ties. The piece blends humor with affectionate critique of wealth and social norms.
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Edward W. Townsend
New York Herald Company
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Mamma
Eays Te Jn
Jane
Tom
Bob
New York
Wall Street
Dad
Mr Mary
Jane Hin
Mary
Papa
Mike Mary
Mise Mary
High School Romance in a Boy's Confession
A fractured narrative recalls a local youth's misadventures with Mary, a confrontation over romance and propriety, and a plan to support future schooling. Cousin Bob and Uncle Tom appear as foils as the diarist vows to pursue life work, likely as a broker, with future installments promised.
Mayflower Baseball Club Fundraiser Tale
A fragmented account describes the Mayflower Baseball Club hosting a fund-raiser in a lodge setting. Items for sale include a wheel of fortune with small prizes, a lemonade stand, ice cream booth, and a peanut wand. Attendance is described as limited, with fathers of the Mayflowers tied to the lodge event and a later meeting noted at the Friendly Aid Society of the Presbyterian church.
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Friendly Aid Society of the Presbyterian
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Milton
Mayflower Baseball Club
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Mayflowers
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Walt Watey
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