Boarding the Orphans in a Family Feud
In a tense family council after Brother John’s death the four aunts and uncles argue over who should board his two children Delly and Bill. Each cites money, obligation, and public opinion while Martha unexpectedly volunteers to take the children amid competing pressures.
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Aunt Tilly
Uncle Jim
Silas
Martha
Uncle Silas
John
Aunt Martha
Tweerphals
Delly
Bill
Tilly
Billy
Dolly
Zilly
Ewan
Rat Catchers Strike Over Pay in Boston
The Boston rat catchers threaten a strike demanding 80 cents an hour for eight hours at night, up from 62 cents for a ten-hour shift. Frothingham Winthrop, a Boston banker, discusses the walkout at a dinner party while an elderly bookkeeper jokes about retirement gifts and a supposed payment quota of 15460,000 per cent.
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A. Mark
Boston
Frothingham Winthrop
Scotch Hardware
Hem
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