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"Almost a crowd, for Russellville, stood in front of the drug store."
The Young Reporter
A Story of Printing House Square.
By
William Drysdale,
Author of "Abel Forefinger," "In Sunny Lands," "Proverbs from Plymouth Pulpit," etc.
Illustrated by
Charles Copeland.
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Boston:
W. A. Wilde & Company,
25 Bromfield Street.
Copyright, 1895,
By W. A. Wilde & Company.
All rights reserved.
The Young Reporter.
| Chapter | Page | |
|---|---|---|
| I. | A Night in the Transport Office | 7 |
| II. | The Printer Boy Becomes a Reporter | 24 |
| III. | The Stolen Locomotive | 40 |
| IV. | A Wild Night on New York Bay | 64 |
| V. | "Shadowing" the Chief of Police | 83 |
| VI. | How Dick Spurned a Bribe | 102 |
| VII. | Dick Lands in Mexico with a Family | 119 |
| VIII. | A Voyage to Porto Rico | 139 |
| IX. | A Stranded Ship and a Board of Survey | 158 |
| X. | Dick Meets a Fighting Preacher | 181 |
| XI. | The "Hoodooed" Steamboat | 201 |
| XII. | A Narrow Escape in Arkansas | 221 |
| XIII. | Dick Begins to Write a Novel | 240 |
| XIV. | A Night Ride on a Fire Engine | 260 |
| XV. | "The Through Sleeper" | 280 |
| Page | ||
|---|---|---|
| "Almost a crowd, for Russellville, stood in front of the drugstore" Frontispiece | 12 | |
| "You're just in time, Randall" | 59 | |
| "What's the matter, old fellow?" | 128 | |
| "He snatched an iron belaying-pin from its socket and sprang forward" | 179 | |
| "On they flew, faster and faster, every moment" | 266 | |