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Newspaper

Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1858

Page

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Tater Music and a City Lady's Narrow Escape

In London Household Words a poetical reflection on music, nature, and memory leads to a tale of a city lady from Europe who cancels her Austria passage over fear of disaster. She loses jewelry and passage money but saves her life as the ship avoids peril. commentary on risk, prudence, and luck follows.

Europe Austria New York Hamburg Rams Tower Indy

Katy and her father meet in Sing Sing

Katy, a hungry eleven-year-old, travels on foot from New York to Sing Sing to find her father. In a harrowing sequence, she is guided through prison doors to three cells, confronts Jim Bundy, and reunites with a father who erupts in sorrow and remorse. A kindly old couple and the warden’s humane intervention lead to a fragile reconciliation and a hopeful future.

Mary A. Denison Katy Nell Maywood George Aly Palace Susan Susy Ible Nell Sing Sing New York theWarden Loyd Loyola Jim Bond Bundy Mao Mr. Maywood

He Died Poor. A Christian Hero or a Rich Man in Heaven

The funeral of Edmonson sparks debate on wealth and virtue. Speakers recall his patient endurance and noble deeds, arguing he died rich in character and neighborly love rather than in gold. The crowd contrasts earthly failure with celestial wealth.

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Irish visitor at the menagerie encounters a two-tailed elephant

An Irishman touring a menagerie stumbles upon an elephant and asks the keeper in surprise if the creature truly has a tail on both ends, exclaiming Than der and lightning, mister.

Jerrold Notes A Black Clad Doctor At A Party

In a party scene Jerrold observes a doctor in solemn black waltzing with a blue silk clad young lady. He humorously remarks about a blue pill dancing with black draught and cites Heine on forgiving women. The passage reflects on types of praise and social dynamics.

Jerrold

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