Boarding the Orphans
Four siblings of a deceased man argue over who should care for his children Cecily and Bill. Aunt Tilly proposes a shared plan, while Uncle Silas offers to take them at cost, and Uncle Jim and Uncle Silas push for a lighter burden. Martha volunteers, while tensions rise over duty and public opinion.
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Aunt Tilly
Uncle Jim
Silas
Martha
Jeha
Tilly
Uncle Bilas
Aunt Martha
Uncle Silas
Cecily
Bill
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Delly
Billy
Dolly
Gilly
Ewan
Not Even a Mark in Boston Rat Catcher Strike
The Boston rat catchers won their strike and will earn 80 cents an hour for an eight hour night instead of 62 cents for ten hours. Frothingham Winthrop, a Boston banker, debated the dispute at a dinner party. An old Scotch hardware bookkeeper quipped about retirement bonuses, lamenting the lack of marks amid a quota of 1.56 million.
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Boston
Frothingham Winthrop
Hem
John
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