Locomotive works inquiry ends in imperial trust tale
Two visitors test civility at Boston workshops then visit a small shop where a skilled mechanic explains engine construction for two hours. Impressed, the pair later return with imperial credentials, sending the man to St Petersburg and boosting his business with Russia. A county school note follows on new buildings, institutes, and staff changes.
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Mr. Wolfe
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Fiere
Russia
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Lin Deerticll
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Farmington
Wreehold
Lin
Roca
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Wrightsville
Savage
Bates
Harrisburg
Erie
Crawford
Drift of a Dreamer Becomes a Bride and Heiress
Philip Acre, a poor law student, inherits a fortune from Theron Mortimer after a letter reveals a distant heiress. He refuses to betray the rightful heir and chooses Edith Wyllis, with Dr. Wyllis approving of the noble act. The couple learns they will live at Mortimer Place as rightful owners.
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Phil Acre
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Old Mortimer
Providence
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Earnest advocate for free institutions and Indian school progress
The excerpt notes support for a school serving 27 Indian and 9 white pupils, taught by Helen Fisher and Cynthia Case with modest pay and expenses. It adds cultural commentary on sun exposure in various colonies, plus anecdotes about Franklin, a Russian general from a nurse, and a Scottish lawyer quip.
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Helen Fisher
Cynthia Case
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