Fateful Boston Executions of Pirates and Hangings
A historical account recalls pirates and hangings in Boston linking to schooner Fairy, executions on the scaffold, and a series of condemned pirates including Francisco u fer and Manuello Montenerro. The narrative notes public scenes, medical opinions, reprieves, and the harsh discipline of colonial justice.
Edward Wortly Montagu A Curious Portrait Figure of 18th Century
Walter Besant notes a remarkable figure named Edward Wortly Montagu born 1715 in London. He led a roaming, volatile life from chimney sweep to sailor while mastering Arabic Servian Italian and wearing oriental dress. He married a washerwoman and died at 63 while seeking a wife, leaving a legend of a wild independent career.
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Edward Wortly Montagu
Walter Besant
London
Mary Wortly
Edward
Wortly
Raleigh Or Drake
Crichton
Laurence Oliphant
Lady Mary
Constantinople
England
Weatminster
Rotherhithe
Spain
West Indies
House of Commons
Royal Society
Samfire’s $5,000 house sale nets big profit
Deplorable Ixzncranc remarks on Samfire’s luck after he builds a $5,000 house on a $3,000 lot and sells the combined property for $12,009, sparking a debate over a $4,000 profit as Snooper and Skidmore quibble over the math in a Life clipping.
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Samfire
Snooper
Skidmore
His Ideal Menagerie Trial Narrates a Fraud Case
Peter Simonton testifies about O'Rourke selling a fake traveling show on Mission Street. The crowd paid two bits each for a non existent ring of wonders. O'Rourke pleads nothings but admits a baseball opening night outing with McCue and a dwindled menagerie remains.
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O'Rourke
Michael Fontenoy O'Rourke
San Francisco
Peter Simonton
McCue
Artemus Ward and the Noblest Work of God Met Policeman
Anecdote from Don C. Seitz recounts Artemus Ward and companions singing in New York. A metropolitan policeman orders them to stop, Ward embraces the officer and tears flow, claiming the policeman is the noblest work of God. The moment helps their escape and continued singing. A jewelry loss note follows.
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Artemus Ward
Don C. Seitz
Twenty-third Street
New York
Charles D. Shanly
Neil Bryant
Artemus
Liver and Kidney Aid Travel Tips in Advert Column
An eclectic ad set suggests travel health tips and remedies. It mentions Syrup of Figs for kidneys and bowels, teething remedies for babies, and practical notes for a World’s Fair business excursion. It also includes a quip about a pistol and a wounded duelist.
Love and wine as intoxicants in a Chicago Record remark
A philosopher notes that love and wine are two distinct intoxicants. The listener asks for a clarification and the reply says love swells the heart while wine swells the head, reflecting a poetic, sharp aside from the Chicago Record.
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Chicago
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Backspeort
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Samuel Cole
Henry
Fly
Sorchao
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Pedro Masse
Costello
Manuello Montenerro
Argolo Mite
Piratical E Panda
Cillbert
Manuello
Boyes
Boston
Slords
Ayfuera
Francisco U Fer
Piratica
Poodle Avenue
Chicago Tribune
Jjuck
Union Pacific
Teen's
Warren
Union Pacific Railway
Michigan
DR. Gunn
Bosanko Med. Co
Philadelphia
Prac Y.polician
VYDER
M. D
Mail Dept
Vacatio
Victor Chopper
Tioga Co
N.Y
Elde
Stoops
Snoop
Box W
Racine
Wis
Omaha
Kansas City
E.b.guild
Sing Sing
J.F. Smith & CO
Eget
Thompson
Euiy Ouly
Wald Ube
ST. New York
Dano Cenn
E.B. Guild
Topeka
Kan
Sosarkos
Bosanko
Cook Rawner Co
Frep
Durcuer Cave Co
St. Albans
Judson L. Thomson Mfc.co
Waltham, Mauss
Piso
W.N. U. Denver
Denver
C. E. Miller Company
Opera House
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