Butler Joins Prize Fight Incognito at Manchester Pond
Gen Butler attended a Boston prize bout arranged near a Manchester New Hampshire pond. Disguised in a corduroy suit with a fishing rod he mingled with reporters as a spectator while Charles G supervised the bout. After the match Butler praised the entertainment and left.
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Journalism and Authorship in the Press
Edmund C. Stedman reflects on New York journalism's demanding pace and the strain on writers who must produce regular leading articles. He notes the weekly stipend as a stabilizing factor, the clash between authorship and daily press demands, and the jealousies and rivalries journalists face in major capitals.
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Kit Carson's Indian Wife Dies After Heroic Journey
Devotion to her brave miner husband drives an Indian wife to travel hundreds of miles on a mustang to reach him. She reaches him weakened by exposure and pneumonia, dies in his arms. The shock contributes to Kit Carson's death from a broken blood vessel. they are buried together.
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The Society Young Man and Entry to London Society
A London Society column notes that a young man with no notoriety can enter society through talents like singing, private theatricals, music, or entertainments. Social access is treated as a commercial exchange where noble status or wealth earns welcome, while non-elite entrants offer professional talents in return.
Child at Murder Scene Draws Cries From Mother's Body
Police found a three year old girl clinging to her dead mother and smeared with blood near Cannon's barn in Carson City. A one year old lay nearby in a willow basket as investigators described a brutal killing attributed to a squaw hiding in Slater's hay yard. Two squaws were jailed, others arrested and later released. a buck was taken near Cannon's drunk, with Indians claiming they bought the whiskey from Cannon.
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A Lawyer's Opinion Joke and Life Table Curiosities
A farmer seeks an opinion from Roger Sherman and pays four and sixpence for a written note he cannot read. The tale mocks legal puff and notes a London life expectancy table used by assurance firms. It laments overwear and cleanliness obsessed women, contrasting domestic anxieties with quiet humor.
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