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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1879
Page
3
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The piece mocks Republican efforts to bury Butler, arguing he remains a strong contender for governor. It questions national protection of Southern rights, references Sir William Rowan and other British figures, and critiques Ohio politics while discussing the Afghan front and Zulu war aftermath.
A historical overview of Edward Payson Weston’s 550 mile London walk and the ensuing controversy. The piece critiques English promoters, betting pools, and alleged collusion, while noting American reactions and the ethical concerns around six day races and athletic exhibitions. It also includes satirical notes on the London Times correspondence and Massachusetts political theatrics tied to Sir John Astley’s circle.
In an informal gathering the three contenders labeled Sir John Astley a fraud and urged him to mind his business. They agreed gate revenue from each hall should add to $600 for the campaign of the honorable. They pledged to renew the covenant at Faneuil Hall on October 7 to settle the dispute amicably, with May the best man win.
A collage of quips and brief anecdotes from multiple papers notes witty lines on actors, editors, and public figures. It mocks theater, politics, and fashion, while chronicling oddball bits about cats, sailors, and social foibles with a light, urban tone.
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