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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1892

Page

6

A Character Paradox: Bowdoin’s Gambler to Redeemed Cleric

A Colorado gambler known as Bowdoin undergoes a arc from a hard living to faith and reform. He funds a church organ for Aspen’s First Church, courts its organist, attempts piano lessons, funds church needs, and confronts minister Sampson with a pledge to support the church in exchang e for a path to respectability.

Denver Aspen Little Brown House of God Jack Chicago House of Prayer Haydn Bowdoin Helen Charles Jack's Hopkins Jack Bowdoin Johnny Brown Church Jingo Charley Thompson Mr. Thompson Joshua Sampson Mr. Sampson Parson

Why He Swore Off A tale From A Drummer In Poker

A former diamond importer recalls a fatal gambling night in Denver ten years earlier. Four men played high stakes with gems totaling $50,000, a fatal push for a dollar, and one man Frank dies instantly when a dollar slips through a register. The survivor returns home with the body and the lucky dollar.

New York Denver Frank H John T. Raymond Frank Detroit Free Press

The Singing Boy and the Cider Barrel

A Free Press tale recalls a robust singing boy who filled lamps and slopped kerosene while warbling heroic tunes. He sang loudly in cellar errands and amused or alarmed bystanders with lively, odd performances. A cider barrel ritual ended his reign as the singing boy.

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Astor Bought the Sloop and the Hog Lesson

The article recounts William Astor buying a fast sloop after a captain admitted a market craft could sail faster. It then cites a natural history instructor praising the hog for its practical uses while noting its temperamental traits. A schoolboy quotation about a goose is also included, followed by a Colton proverb about falsehood.

Astor William Astor Mr. Astor North River Becaus Colton

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