Paris and London Exposures From An English Traveler
An English observer compares Paris hospitality with London lodging hardships. He praises Paris Splendide Hotel and a comforting Madeleine market dinner, then details grim London stays from Langham to Fleet Street with rude clerks, smoky rooms, and shabby servants. He contrasts English vice, manners, and policing with Parisian refinement and order.
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California letters praise Napa Valley and climate from St Helena
A letter to the Greeley Tribune from J. E. Amprosa in St Helena on January 7 1878 describes California prospects. He extols Napa Valley vineyards near Vallejo and Mt Selena, notes mild winters, growing wheat and fruit, and compares California life to Colorado. The piece ends with a brief note on a New York jeweler misdeed and ministers defending hell.
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Notable Colorado Journalist Samuel Bowles Dies After Long Career
The Denver News reports the death of Samuel Bowles with remembrances of his influence in journalism and politics. Bowles chaired the Republican from 1844, trained in printing, and authored travel books including Across the Continent and The Switzerland of America. He married long ago and had seven children, funding their majority gifts of 25 000 each. His travels with Colfax through 1865 and 1868 boosted his Colorado writings and tourism legacy.
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Pictures From Life in the Black Hills Portraits of Frontier Figures
The article satirizes frontier archetypes in Deadwood and nearby towns. It lampoons a poet novelist and evokes characters such as Petite Kittie Calamity Jane Monte Verde Captain Jack Aunt Sally Wild Bill and others with humor about their exploits and mythic status in the Black Hills frontier. It notes the claim of Jeff Davis’ daughters studying in Germany.
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Colorado and the West News Roundup
Reports of smallpox in Denver and Garland plus a concert disruption. Local industry notes include a $75,000 Colorado Springs Live Stock Co. and coal discoveries in Jefferson and Pueblo counties. Wool scalps and hawks heads paid by the state, and roundups planned by the Colorado Cattle Growers association in Arapahoe and Weld counties.
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